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Soldier 1: Staines, Robert; 27; Essex; Debden; Labourer; Poonah, East Indies; 1 January 1823; Unlimited; Received as a Transfer from 47th Regt
Soldier 2: Kingsmill, John; 25; Norfolk; St John's; Weaver; ????? Service: 18 October 1822; Unlimited; Volunteer from 65th Regiment
Soldier 3: Howard, George; 26; Middlesex; Blackwall; Labourer; Fort William, Bengal; 5 December 1822; Unlimited; Volunteer from 17th Regt Foot
Soldier 4: Pritchard, John; 18; Cavan; Belturbet; Labourer; Cavan; 12 January 1822; Unlimited; Lieutenant Jenkins 12th Regt [SDO?]
Soldier 5: McKiernan, James; 17; Cavan; Kilmore; Baker; Cavan; 14 January 1822; Unlimited; Lieutenant Jenkins 12th Regt [SDO?]
Soldier 6: Smith, Philip; 17; Cavan; Money; Baker; Cavan; 14 January 1822; Unlimited; Lieutenant Jenkins 12th Regt [SDO?]
Soldier 7: Montgomery, William; 17; Longford; Granard; Labourer; Cavan; 14 January 1822; Unlimited; Lieutenant Jenkins 12th Regt [SDO?]
Soldier 8: McDermott, Charles; 17; Leitrim; Kittohart; Labourer; Cavan; 18 January 1822; Unlimited; Lieutenant Jenkins 12th Regt [SDO?]
Soldier 9: McGreevy, James; 17; Leitrim; Annaduff; Labourer; Cavan; 14 January 1822; Unlimited; Lieutenant Jenkins 12th Regt [SDO?]
Soldier 10: [Tydd?], William; 18; Monaghan; [Mather?]; Labourer; Belturbet; Cavan; 17 January 1822; Unlimited; Lieutenant Jenkins 12th Regt [SDO?]
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Notes and Questions
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Soldier 8: PoB is presumably mispelling of Kiltoghert?
JoNewell; Soldier 2, his place of attestation could be Tabriz Persia. On the second page his place of death looks a bit clearer ??
That's intriguing! There's no mention of Tabriz in the Regimental history of the 20th: https://archive.org/details/cihm_48351/page/n93/mode/2up?view=theater - they seem to have gone straight from St Helena to Bombay in 1822. However, sometime after 1810, the British consulate was relocated to Tabriz and industrial investment began - https://referenceworks.brillonline.com/entries/encyclopaedia-iranica-online/tabriz-v-the-city-in-the-19th-century-COM_11420?lang=de - I wonder if he was on detachment as a guard in the consulate at the time of his death?
JoNewell; Yes thats the only thing I could find regarding Tabriz. Intriguing indeed!