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Rank: Not Stated
Folio:
Soldier 1: Mullen Michael; 14; Armagh; Aughallon; Labourer; Belfast; 20 May 1811; Life; Captain Couran
Soldier 2: Martin John; 34; Derry; Tamlaght O Crilly; Labourer; Newry; 4 October 1807; 7 Years; Not Stated
Soldier 3: Mayes John; 28; Essex; Chigwell; Labourer; Maldon; 20 March 1810; Life; Not Stated
Soldier 4: Milne David; 16; Forfar; Kirrymuir; Flaxdresser; Aberdeen; 7 March 1809; (?) Years; Lieutenant (White?)
Soldier 5: Mootrie Thomas; 18; Middlesex; Marylebone; (M?) (Dust?) Maker; London; 21 February 1812; 7 Years; Ensign Hewitt
Soldier 6: Mulligan Crawford; 24; Down; Lay Patrick; Labourer; Belfast; 18 July 1812; Life; Captain Couran
Soldier 7: Mountsier Joseph; 18; [Sakum?]; Herfordshire; Labourer; Not Stated; 4 May 1812; 7 Years; Volunteer East Middlesex
Soldier 8: Murphy Michael; No Description
Soldier 9: Murray James; 15; Sutherland; Dornoch; Labourer; (Thanes?); 11 March 1811; 10 Years; Not Stated
Soldier 10: Mayland John; 14; York; Sheffield; Labourer; Doncaster; 22 August 1812; Life; Major Massey
Soldier 11: Munro Donald F; 14; Holland; Holland; Shoemaker; Kensington; 9 June 1813; Life; T (Mc ?)
Soldier 12: Morral John; 14; Chester; Morley; Spinner; Not Stated; 25 February 1813; Life; Not Stated
Soldier 13: (McForavock?) Edward; 18; Lanark; [Baronny]; Quill Dresser; Glasgow; 11 October 1812; Life; Captain (Faloann?)
Soldier 14: McGuirkin Patrick; 21; Mayo; [Brizule]; Weaver; Westport; 10 June 1813; Life; Lieutenant Masters
Soldier 15: Murtagh John; 16; Mayo; [Turlo]; Labourer; Castlebar; 30 April 1813; Life; Liutenant Lorimer
Soldier 16: Mooney Daniel; 17; Sligo; [Ballisadare]; Weaver; Athlone; 10 February 1813; Life; Not Stated
Soldier 17: McDowell James; 32; Cavan; [Ballamacue]; Labourer; Longford; 10 September 1806; 7 Years; Not Stated
Soldier 18: Morris John; 19; Carnarvon; Carnarvon; Shoemaker; Mussleburgh; 8 December 1813; Life; Volunteer Carnarvon
Soldier 19: Martin John; 19; Antrim; Belfast; (Collonsp?); Belfast; 22 August 1813; Life; Captain Davys
Soldier 20: McConnell John; 20; Down; (Kidelaugh?); Labourer; Belfast; 13 December 1813; Life; Captain Davys
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Notes and Questions
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Soldier 1: By whom enlisted - Captain Conran?
No, I should apologise for butting in! I saw that page had been started, but the first entry caught my eye as I thought 'Conran' seemed a more likely name than 'Couran' for the enlister. You're probably right about Soldier 7 - I would have mis-read that as somewhere in Herts, ie Hertfordshire, and assumed that the original record-keeper had mixed up the County and Parish columns! I can't find anywhere approximating to 'Sakane' in Hertfordshire, however. If you're right, there's an intriguing back-story to be uncovered about how an 18-year-old with a German name and with previous experience in the East Middlesex Volunteers - I wonder if he was from a refugee family that fled to Britain during the revolutionary wars? Page 118 appears to say that he was transferred to the forces in Amerca in 1814. I'll butt back out now and let you finish unhindered!
JoNewell; Thanks for your comment Kevin. But I kind of changed my mind today. There is a parish in Hertfordshire called 'Sacombe' and if you pronounce as spelled here, 'Sakum' thought that made more sense but not sure if the Herts are of Germany is correct? Your story is far more interesting :)
JoNewell; Soldier 14 comes from 'Brizule' could be 'Burrishoole'.
Soldier 15 is from 'Turlo' think this could br Turlough.
Soldier 7: Hertfordshire would fit better with prior service in the East Middlesex Volunteers (though it's a much more mundane story than my flight of fancy!). If true, it's still intriguing to know why he joined them and not the well-established Hertfordshire Militia...