References to Allah Bund and the 16 June 1819 Rann of Kachchh earthquake

Baker, W. E., (1844), Remarks on the Allah Bund and on the drainage of the eastern part of the Sind basin, Trans. Bombay Geogr. Soc., 7, 186-188. The pdf accessible here includes the map from Oldham[1898] that was omitted by the editor in 1846. See Yule and Maclagan for biographical details of Baker and brief descrition of the survey work.
Bilham, R, (1998), Slip parameters for the Rann of Kachchh, 16 June 1819 earthquake, quantified from historical accounts, Geol. Soc London Sp. Pub. 146, 295-319. This pdf contains verbatim extracts from Macmurdo and others.
Bilham, R. S. Lodi, S. Hough, S. Bukhary, Abid Murtaza Khan, and S.F.A. Rafeeqi, (2007) Seismic Hazard in Karachi, Pakistan: Uncertain Past, Uncertain Future, Seism. Res. Lett. in review.
Burnes, A., (1834) Travels into Bokhara, Volume 3. The first eyewitness description of the Allah Bund in the years 1827 and 1828 and includes Grindlay's 1808 diary. Includes his 1835 Asiatic Soc article and is easy to obtain as reprint.
Burnes, A., (1835) A memoir on the Eastern Branch of the River Indus giving an account of the alterations produced to it by an earthquake in 1819, also a theory of the Runn, and some conjectures on the Route of Alexander the Great, drawn up in the years 1827-28, R. Asiatic Soc., 3, 550-588. see Burnes 1934 Map
Carless, T. G.,(1838)  Memoir to Accompany the Survey of the Delta of the Indus, in 1837,  J. Roy. Geog. Soc London, 8, 328-366. entire memoir.pdf. Portion (.html) of memoir and map of Kotri Creek to Luckput. Carless never visited the Allah Bund but made the first accurate map of the Indus delta and includes valuable information about Kori Creek, Kotri and Lakhpat.
de Ballore, F. Comte de Montessus, 1924. La Geologie Sismologique, Lib A. Colin, Paris. pp 488. extract pages 137-148.
Derinzy, Mrs, (1846) Extract of a letter written to Captain Nelson, R.E. concerning a depression lately produced in consequence of an earthquake in Cutch, Anniversary Meeting of Geological Society of London Dec 17th Q. J. Geol. Soc. Lond,2, 103 and xii, 1846. This letter is usually ascribed incorrectly to Nelson (1846) to whom it was written.
Ghosh, S. C., (1976) Fresh light on the peninsula of Gujerat in the early nineteenth century, J . Amer. Oriental Soc. 96(4), 570-575. Provides details on the life of MacMurdo.
Grant, C. W. (1837). Memoir to illustrate a Geological Map of Cutch, Trans. Geol. Soc London Series II, 5,(25), 289-389. Grant never visited the Allah Bund but on pages 318-320 includes interesting materials on the Lakhpat region, and on page 326 mentions he saw the distant ruins of Fort Sindri from Lakhpat in 1834. His map of Sindri (dated1836) and his description of the Bund are from Burnes (1834) and Lyell, but he includes confirmation of apparent uplift at Sundoo north of Lakhpat on his map, the first geological map of Kachchh, which shows recent sediments surrounding the western shores of Kachchh suggestive of uplift. In 1838 Lyell asked Grant to send someone to survey Fort Sindri and the Allah Bund. Grant sent one in the dry season (March 1838) and found the mouth of the Pooram to be 100 yards wide with perpendicular banks 9 feet high. Local information indicated that the water was 5 feet in the channel (presumably 5 foot deep) in the rainy season. Grant made a sketch of the fort from the materials given to him by his local surveyor, which Lyell reproduced in his book, but Grant does not appear to have published a quantitative survey of the Bund or Fort Sindri.
Grindlay R. M. (1808), diary reproduced from Burnes A., Travels into Bokhara, Volume 3 Appendix. 1834.The entry on Grindlay extracted here are from the "Man web site" ...http://www.manfamily.org/contact.htm. Grindlay describes the region between Sindri and the dam north of the Allah Bund in a single sentence.
Lyell, C., (1850) Principles of Geology, 8th edition, 440-445
MacMurdo, J., (1823) Papers related to the earthquake which occurred in India in 1819, Trans. Lit. Soc Bombay, 3, 90-116. pdf extracts
Macmurdo, J., (1820) Account of the earthquake at Kutch on the 16th June 1819 drawn from published and unpublished letters from India.120-124. Edinburgh Philosophical Journal, 3, 21, 120-124.
Nelson, (possibly R. J. Nelson). Q. J. Geol. Soc. Lond, 2, 103 1846. see Derinzy 1846.
Oldham, R. D., (1898) A note on the Allah Bund in the north west of the Rann of Kuchh.  Mem. Geol. Surv. India, 28, 27-30.
Oldham, R. D., (1926)  The Cutch (Kachh) Earthquake of 16th June 1819 with a revision of the  great earthquake of 12th June 1897.  Mem. Geol. Surv. of India,  46, 71-146 .
Oldham, T., (1883), Catalogue of Indian earthquakes, Mem. Geol. Surv. India, 19, 163-215, Calcutta.
Rajendran C. P. and K. Rajendran,  (2001)  Characteristics of Deformation and past seismicity associated with the 1819 Kutch Earthquake, northwestern India,  Bull. Seism. Soc Amer., 91(30), 407-426.
Platt, L. B., (1962) The Runn of Cutch, J. Sedimentary Petrology, 32(1), 92-98. Mostly summarizes Oldham's materials and introduces errors in citation. Best ignored.
Reid, H. F., (1911) The elastic rebound theory of earthquakes, University of California Publications,  Bull. Dept of Geology, 6(19), 413-444.
Sivewright, R., Cutch and the Rann, (1907) Geog. J. 29(5), 518-535.
Wynne, A. B., (1873).  Memoir on the Geology of Kutch, Mem. Geol. Surv. India, 9, 1-294, 1872 Extract pages 41-43.
Yule, H, and R. Maclagan, (1882) Memoir of General Sir William Erskine Baker, KCB, Royal Engineers (Bengal) compiled by two old friends, brother officers and pupils, by HY and RM, Printed for Private Circulation, London 1882 67pp. [Colonel Henry Yule and Major General R. Maclagan].