TST: Military Records information for North Leverton with Hablesthorpe and places above it in the hierarchy

UK and Ireland: Army Motorcyclists

Army Motorcyclists, 1914, by Ted Wildy

ALBEMARLE The Earl Colonel 24

ALDRICK L. 274

ALLENBY Sir E. General 73,75,79,80

AMBROSE J. Lieut 1913 1931- 272

AMBROSE J.A. Capt 99,126,

ANDERSON Captain 195

ANNS H.F. 01Jul1915 275

BAILY 'Jack' 106

BAKER A.A. 1916 275

BAKER W.T. Col Sgt 218

BALY C.P. Hon Major 29Nov18951908 272

BARNETT E.B. Lieut 08May19071931- 99,272

BARRATT A.A. Major Gen 134

BARRETT A.H. 2nd Lieut 01Mar19091912 272

BARRETT A.W. Major 01Apr19081931- 43,99,,272

BARTON E.H. 26Jul1914 274

BARTON E.R. Captain 218,231

BARTON L.H. Captain 01May19071914 272

BECKETT G. CQMS 106

BELCHER F.T. 274

BELL A.M. 01Jul1915 275

BENNETT Mr. Rly Stn 169

BENTLEY J.D. 2nd Lieut 11Sep19001901 272

BEYNON Sir Wm. Maj Gen 147,154

BLAIR A. Lieut 15Apr19091912 272

BLUNDEN H.G. Lieut 27Nov19121931- 99,272

BLUNT Captain 51-3

BODDINGTON H. 1916 275

BONNER L/Cpl 240

BOULTER S.F. 1916 275

BOWLES L/Cpl 240

BOXSHALL L/Cpl 240

BRAND A.G.E.S. 1914 274

BRIDGES Colonel 266

BRIGGS F.C. Captain 198-9

BRIGGS L.R. 1914 99,274

BRIGGS N.G. Lieut 01Jul1908dec 1910 272

BROADBENT C. Col-Sgt 25,68,99

BROADWOOD R.C. Lt Gen 123

BROOKS Mr. Mayor 117 of Lowestoft

BUCK H.D. Cyclist 276

BURBIDGE Sir W. 44

BURNETT J.F.R. 26Jul1914 218,274

BURNETT R.L. Col Sgt 99

BURT C.A. Sgt Major 1908-16 44,65,271

BURTENSHAW W.H. Private 152

BUTCHER E.A. Sgt 116

BYNG Lord Vimy General 88

CALVERT F.C. Col Sgt 99

CANDY C.H.H. Colonel 54

CARPENTER A.B. 1915 218,275

CARPENTER Wallace Major 2,5,268

CARTER L.G. 1915 275

CAVE T Sturmey Colonel 55,58

CHAMBERLAIN R. 2nd Lieut 1914 236,274

CHAPMAN S.P. Signaller 154

CHAPMAN W. Sgt Major 1903-4 271

CHURCH E.F. Captain 26Jul1914 218,274

CHURCHILL A.R. 26Jul1914 217,274

CHURCHILL Arthur Lt Col. 01Apr19081931- 30,42,272

CHURCHILL H.J. Lieut RAMC13Nov19121931- 272

CLARK H.E. Sgt 106

CLARKE F.A.S. Major 173

CLEVERLEY S.J. Sgt Major 1914-19 101,217,271

COCKERELL Mr. 117 of Lowestoft

COFFIN F.A. Captain 271

COGGINS H. 1916 275

COHEN Captain 2,4

COLLINGS G.S. Lieut 08Jul19071909 272

COLLINS J.R. Lieut 27Mar19011904 272

COLLINS V.F.C. 2nd Lieut 25Apr19141931- 99,272

COLVIN Ian Author 190-99

CONNOLLY 202 Wounded

COOPER R.J. Colonel 52-4

COPLEY Bewicke Colonel 61

COWLAND A.S. 1914 218,274

CRAWFORD W. Sgt Major 1916-16 271

CROCKER Brig Gen 129

CROSS A. Lieut 275

CROSS W.S.T. 1916 275

CROWE P.P. RQMS 217

CULVERWELL F.H.G 1916 275

CULVERWELL F.H.G. Lieut 26Mar19021905 272

CUMMINGS W.H. Col Sgt 106,218

CUSHING E.C. 1916 275

DANIELS H.A.W. 274

DARLOT D.H. 274

DAVENPORT A.S. 274

DAVIES M/Cyclist 240

de la COZE F.M. 274

DICKENS Capt 51,52

DIX C St J. Lieut 1914 99,274

DODKINS W. Sgt. 106

DOGGETT F.S. Cpl 1915 275

DONALD John Sir 154

DOUGLAS J.C. Lieut 01Jul19081910 272

DOWNS R.W. 2nd Lieut 1914 236,274

DUDFIELD R.S.O. 2nd Lieut 19Jul19011892 272

DUDFIELD R.S.O. Lieut RAMC1892 1898 272

DYER R.E.H. Brig Gen 162,166 etc

EASDON Mrs Doctor 171 at Amritsar

EASTON A.C.A. 01Jul1915 275

EASTON M.H. Captain 01Jun19041931- 43,99,272

EASTON P.T. Captain 30Apr19021906 272

EAYRS A.C. Col Sgt 99

ELLIS C.V. 274

ELLISON J.H. 1916 275

EPPS R.S. 274

ESHER Viscount 45,217

ESHER Lady 277

FARMER J.O. Col Sgt 99

FARMER R.E. 1916 275

FAULKNER H.E. 274

FIELD R.T. 274

FISK S.A.M. Private 25

FODEN W. Private 25

FOLKHARD Fred Publican 119

FOX Lieut 2 Middx Regt

FRANCIS C.A. Captain App II

FRASER Maj Gen 266

FREEMAN George Mayor 105 of Winchelsea

FRENCH Sir J. General 73,82

FRY General 224

FRYER Brig Gen 231

FULLER Charlie Publican 119

FULLER F.J.F 274

FURMAN R. Sgt Major 1917-19 135,212,271

FYSON J. Private 25

GAYLER H.H. 134 Killed

GIFFEN A.E. 2nd Lieut 274

GILLARD R. Cpl 25

GILLETT N. Lieut 22Feb19131931- 99,272

GLUCKMAN P. 274

GODLEY A.J. Colonel 32,52

GOODWIN N.W. Lieut 1914 99,274

GORDON Graham Lieut 2

GRANT A.HamiltonSir 210

GRANT R.C. Capt 24Feb19001906 272

GRIERSON Sir J. General 79

GRIST P. Sgt 106

GRIST P.C.H. 1916 275

HAINES F.L. 1915 275

HALDANE Mr Viscount 37,44,220

HAMBLY R.L. Captain 01Jul1915 190,275

HAMILTON Si B.M. General 80

HAMILTON Sir Ian General 223

HARE A.K. 2nd Lieut 218

HARRISON A.H. Lieut 01May19071911 272

HARRISON T.H. Col Sgt 1915 99,275

HARVEY R, Col Sgt 276

HARVEY V.V. Capt 01Aug19081909 43,272

HAWKINS A.G.E.S. 274

HERBERT Brig Gen 123

HEWITT P.H. Major Cmdt01Apr18881890 5,6,30,272

HICKFORD M/Cyclist 240

HICKMAN Col Sgt 25

HIGMAN B.D. 274

HILLMAN 01Jan1916 275

HINE G.V.B. 2nd Lieut 26Jul1914 218,274

HOLDSWORTH Sgt 106 2 brothers

HOLMES T de B. Major Cmdt01Apr18881894 4,6,7,272

HOMERSHAM A.J. 1915 275

HOPKINS G.L. Cpl 276

HOWE W.B. Col Sgt 218

HOYTEN C.J. Capt RAMC 21Apr19091931- 99,272

HUDSON C.J. 2nd Lieut 08Jul19071908 272

HUGHES Major 137 Killed

HURBRUGH L.H. 01Jan1916 275

HYNES B.M. Lt Col 136,160,etc

INGRAM ?? 202 Wounded

IRVING Miles Mr 167 et seq At Amritsar

JAMES H.C. Sgt 146-7

JOHNS J. Sgt Major 1888-03 7,271

JOHNSON A.S. 1916 275

JOHNSON F.W. Lt Col 125

JOHNSON R.A. Lt Col 29,32,125

JONES J.H. Capt RAMC 236

JONES T.J. 01Jul1915 275

JONES Vaughan Sgt 240

JONES W.G. Sgt 25

JOYCE H.F. Lieut 07Jul19071911 44,272

KENSINGTON Lt Col 2

KING C.G.C. Capt 04Dec19011909 43,55,273

KINNEAR H.C.L. Col Sgt 99,274

KITCHLEW Doctor 167-8,178

KITTOE M.C.S.H. 2nd Lieut 1914 218,225,274

KNOX-HOMES Major 2

LANRIDGE 7

LASCELLES E.R. 1916 275

LATHAM E. Capt 28Jan19051912 34,43,273

LAWFORD S.T.B. Colonel 79

LEVESON- -GOWER Brig Gen 125

LILES C.E. Major Cmdt11Jul18911904 19,23,273

LINES E. Col Sgt 218

LIVERMORE W.C. 01Jul1915 275

LLOYD Sir F. General 221

LONG E.W. Capt 2Jan1905 1931- 99,125,273

LOTT 'Bert' 44

LUARD Brig Gen 134

LUCAS A.S.C. Lieut 222

LYTTELTON Sir N. General 38,39,276

MANSBRIDGE R.W. 1916 275

MANUEL R. Sgt 106

MARSHALL Mr Police 172

MARSHALL N.E. 2nd Lieut 23Dec19051907 273

MASSEY Capt 168

MATTHEWS W.J. Col Sgt 218

MAUDE Sir S. General 88

MAURICE Sir F. General 23

McMICKING R.G. 1914 274

MEAD H. Sgt Major 1915-18 271

MILLER T.S. Lieut 01Jul19081909 273

MITCHELL H.C. Trans Sgt 217

MIZEN L/Cpl 240

MOORE W.G. Lt Col 125

MORGAN D.E. 274

MORRIS G.E. Lieut 05Jan19101913 273

MORTLOCK H.C. 2nd Lieut 26Jul1914 218,274

MORTON E.R. 1914 274

MORTON E.R. 275

MURPHY L.D. 1915 275

MURRAY Sir A.J. General 276

NEALES Capt 51

NICHOLS Col Sgt 65

NICHOLSON H.J. 2nd Lieut 11Jun19061908 273

NORMAN F.M. Lieut 58

O'DWYER Sir Mike 167,213

O'LEARY Brig Gen 123

OKE H. Sgt 106

PAGET C.N. Capt 01Mar19081931- 273

PARKINSON H.E.F. 26Jul1914 274

PENMAN C. Sgt Major 1904-5 271

PHELPS E.L. 26Jul1914 274

PHILLIPS R.E. Capt 08Jun18891893 273

PHILLIPS R.W. 274

PILCHER D.H. 26Jul1914 274

POLLARD H.B.C. Lieut 09May19121931- 273

POLLEN H.S. Lieut 01Jul19091914 273

RALEIGH R.H. 274

RANSFORD F.B. Captain 26Jul1914 218,237,274

REDHILL Mr Police 167,177 at Amirtsar

REID Cpl 25

RICHES B.R. Col Sgt 99,110

RIDLER G.J. Lce Sgt 39,218

RIDLER R.H. Captain 26Jul1914 218,274

ROACHE H.L. Lieut 1912 1913 273

ROBERTSON L.W.R. 1914 274

ROBERTSON L.W.R. 275

ROBINSON Mr Rly Guard 169 at Amritsar

ROSS Mr Bank Man. 170.172

ROWLAND Sgt 169 at Amritsar

RUCKER M.D. Lieut 01Apr18881890 6,7,273

RULE 'Jack' Col Sgt 21-2,269

RUNDLE Sir L. General 62

SALMON A. CQMS 106

SAMPSON C.A. 274

SANDERS H.R. 01Jul1915 275

SAVILE A.R. Lt Col. 17Apr18881892 1,2,9,273

SCOTT Mr 170,173 Murdered at Amritsar

SELLICK E. Lieut 01Jan19131913 273

SELLICK R. 1914 274

SENIOR J. Sgt Major 1893-02 271

SEYMOUR E.F.E. Capt 1913 1931- 99,101,273 Duke of Somerset

SHACKELL F.C. Col Sgt 218

SHARPLES J.L. Lieut 14Mar19001906 273

SHAW W.H. Capt 01Mar19141931- 99,273

SHEPHERD E. 275

SHERWOOD Miss 171 Attacked at Amritsar

SIDDALL T.D. 1916 275

SIMPSON H. Capt 26Jul1914 218,225,274

SLADE A. Capt 15Feb18931913 273

SMITH M/Cyclist 240

SMITH C.A. 7 "Bath Road" (nickname)

SMITH GilbertsonColonel 22Feb18901913 7,16,18,273

SMITH H.C.S. 01Jan1916 275

SMITH H.G. Lieut 1914 218,236,274

SMITH- DORRIEN Gen Sir H. 80

SMOOTHY F. Lieut 217,274

SPILLMAN E.R. 1914 274

St JOHN R.T. Hon Capt 1912 1913 46,273

STAFFORD W.S. Capt 01Apr19081931- 273

STAPLETON N. Lieut 01Jan19091912 273

STENNING H.A. Major 04Nov18941913 273

STEVENSON C.S. 1916 275

STONEHAM F.M. 26Jul1914 274

SUTTLE Ord Rm Sgt 210

SUTTON P.S. Capt 29Nov18951931- 217,219,273

SWINDLEY H.J. Capt 29Nov18951902 273

SWINNERTON H. Capt 01Jun19041931- 43,55,273

TANNER C.O.O. Lt Col 153

TARRANT Major 56

TERRY E.T. 275

THOMSON Mr G.M. Bank Mngr 170,173 Murdered at Amritsar

THOMSON Mr W.J. Bank Mngr 170,172

TOMLIN (D Coy) 148

TRAPMAN A.H. Capt 02Nov19021931- 30,34,273

TURNER C.A. Sgt Bugler 217

TURNOUR G.A. Capt 02Mar19091931- 99,246,273

TUTTLE Mr 117 of Lowestoft

TWINE L/Cpl M/Cyclist 240

UPTON R. 1915 275

UPTON R.G. Capt 26Jul1914 218,274

VANE E.P. Capt 01Apr18881889 6,13,273

VICK D.W. 274

WALTON C.H. 2nd Lieut 14Jul19001911 273

WARD E. Col Sgt 257

WELLS G.E.H. 01Jul1915 275

WETHERED Captain 51

WHEELER Cpl 228

WHEELER F.W. Col Sgt 25

WHEELEY C St G. Capt 01May19071911 273

WHITE R.H. 274

WIGFULL C.S. 01Jan1916 275

WILDSMITH R.C. 1916 275

WILDY C.W. 1915 275

WILDY H.A. Lieut 01Jul19101913 99,121,273

WILLIAMS F. 275

WILSON S. Sgt Major 1914-15 271

WILSON Sir H. General 88

WOOD Cpl M/Cyc 240

WOOD Billy Postmaster 122-4 of Corton

WOOD F.C. Sgt 106

YEOWELL M/Cyclist 240

YERBURY M/Cyclist 240

UK and Ireland: Commissariat Department, British Army 1851

The following names have been transcribed from the Army list for January 1851 pages 69 and 70. They pertain to Staff of the Commissariat Department serving in various parts of the British Empire. It is not clear from the original Army List whether the dates quoted are the seniority dates or the dates of appointment.

The ranks of these personnel have had to be abbreviated a bit in order to fit into index. In full they are:-

Commissaries General
Deputy Commissaries General
Deputy Assistant Commissaries General

The Uniform of these personnel is stated to be:-

"Blue Facings - Black Velvet"

Transcribed by Ted WILDY in Auckland New Zealand on 28th December 1995 using PCFile database program.

Name	Rank	Date	Posting
ACKROYD Robert	Asst Comm-General	16Dec1845	Mauritius
ADAMS George	Deputy Comm-Gen	29Dec1849	Dublin
ALLINSON John Hiram	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	28Dec1847	St Kitts
ARCHER Francis B.	Asst Comm-General	16Dec1845	St Helena
ARCHER Wm. Spearman	Dep Asst Comm-Gen.	28Jun1838	Ionian Islands.
ASHTON Henry	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	01Jul1840	Van Diemen's Land
ATKINSON George	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	23Dec1842	Ionian Islands
BAKER Robert	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	24Dec1844	Berbice
BARTLETT Henry	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	26Dec1846	Cape of Good Hope
BAYLEY Henry Lambert B	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	23Dec1842	Tobago
BISHOP William	Deputy Comm-Gen	29Dec1849	Van Diemen's Land
BLANC Charles Garrow	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	09Dec1848	West Indies
BOOTH Robert	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	29Dec1848	Nova Scotia
BOVELL John William	Asst Comm-General	26Dec1846	Cape of Good Hope
BOWER Rupert B.B.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	28Dec1847	Jamaica
BOWERS Henry	Deputy Comm-Gen	24Dec1844	West Indies
BOWMAN Wm Flockhart	Asst Comm-General	20Jan1837	Malta
BRATHWAITE Fred.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	01Jul1840	New Zealand
BRIDGEN Charles	Asst Comm-General	01Jul1840	Van Diemen's Land
BROWNE Thomas	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	26Dec1846	Van Diemen's Land
CLARKE Douglas Bennet	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	23Dec1843	Barbados
CLARKE Henry	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	27Aug1838	Honduras
COMPER John Thomas	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	24Dec1844	Barbados
CONNELL Henry	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	24Dec1844	Western Australia
COOPER Wm. Robertson	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	24Dec1844	Cape of Good Hope
COWAN Edward A.F.	Asst Comm-General	04May1836	Demerara
COXWORTHY Ferguson Tho	Asst Comm-General	24Dec1841	Quebec
COXWORTHY James	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	26Dec1846	Honduras
CROOKSHANK Alexander C	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	26Dec1846	Demerara
CUMMING Robert	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	16Dec1845	Cape of Good Hope
CURLL Henry	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	17Oct1844	Van Diemen's Land
DALRYMPLE Wm. Henry	Asst Comm-General	29Dec1849	Montreal
DANIEL John E.	Deputy Comm-Gen	26Dec1846	Gibraltar
DARLING H.C.	Asst Comm-General	01Jul1840	Western Australia
DARLING Montague Wm.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	26Dec1840	St Lucia
DAVENPORT Jn.Salusbury	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	28Jun1838	Montreal Canada
DINWIDDIE Gilbert H.	Asst Comm-General	28Jun1838	Gibraltar
DOBREE J. Saumarez	Deputy Comm-Gen	07Jun1825	Dublin
DRAKE William Henry	Asst Comm-General	16Dec1845	Nova Scotia
EDWARDS Alexander	Asst Comm-General	29Dec1849	Nova Scotia
EICHBAUM Charles Wm.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	16Dec1845	Hong Kong
ERSKINE Jas. Augustus	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	28Jun1838	New South Wales
FAGAN William John	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	09Dec1849
FEILDE Fulford Bastard	Asst Comm-General	23Dec1843	Prescott Canada
FLETCHER William	Asst Comm-General	01Jul1840	Van Diemen's Land
FOUBLANQUE E.Barringto	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	23Dec1842	Jamiaca
FRASER Thomas	Asst Comm-General	01Jul1840
FREEMAN Luke	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	29Dec1848	Cape of Good Hope
GARDINER Robert May	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	23Dec1843	Antigua
GEM Thomas	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	16Dec1845
GOLDIE Thomas Wm.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	26Dec1840	St Kitts
GOLDSMITH Oliver	Asst Comm-General	28Jun1838	Newfoundland
GOOLD James Knight	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	23Dec1843	Toronto Canada
GRAHAM Thomas	Asst Comm-General	15Jun1844	Grenada
GREEN Henry	Asst Comm-General	29Dec1849	Cape of Good Hope
GREEN William	Deputy Comm-Gen	16Dec1845	Cape of Good Hope
HAWKINS Villiers W.C.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	16Dec1845	Bahamas
HEWETSON William	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	24Dec1844	Newfoundland
HORNE Charles A.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	01Jul1840
HORNE George	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	01Jul1840	Norfolk Island
IBBETSON Edward	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	29Dec1848	Barbados
IBBETSON Fred. Henry	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	23Dec1842	Ionian Islands
INGLIS Richard	Asst Comm-General	24Dec1844	Cape of Good Hope
JONES Humphrey Stanley	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	01Jul1840	Amhertsburg
JULYAN Penrose G.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	28Dec1847	Malta
KENT John	Asst Comm-General	16Dec1845	Jamaica
KNOWLES Francis	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	23Dec1843	Sierra Leone
LAIDLEY John	Deputy Comm-Gen	20Jan1837	Mauritius
LAMONT William R.A.	Asst Comm-General	16Dec1845	Bytown Canada
LANE James	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	01Jul1840	Nova Scotia
LARDNER George Darley	Asst Comm-General	29Dec1849	West Indies
Le MESURIER William	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	23Dec1842	Gambia
LEE David Ross	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	07Jun1842	Pen-tauguishene ??
LEMPRIERE Thomas Jas.	Asst Comm-General	24Dec1844	Hong Kong
LINDSEY Robert	Asst Comm-General	03MayXXXX	Jamaica
LOOKER William	Asst Comm-General	23Dec1843
LUNDY James Bell	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	24Dec1844	Nova Scotia
MacAULEY Hector J.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	24Dec1844	Malta
MacLEAN George	Commissary General	29Dec1849
MAJOR Fras. Wm. A.C.	Deputy Comm-Gen	16Dec1845	Nova Scotia
MAJOR Rob. Clement	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	19Dec1843	Grenada
MALASSEZ Charles T.	Asst Comm-General	29Dec1849	Bahamas
MALASSEZ Maximilian	Asst Comm-General	26Dec1846	Bermuda
MATURIN William Henry	Asst Comm-General	26Dec1846	South Australia
MAULE Henry	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	28Dec1847	Barbados
McCANN Thomas	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	24Dec1841	Quebec Canada
McCLINTOCK Theodore	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	09Dec1849	Cape of Good Hope
McCULLOCH John R.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	16Dec1845	Barbados
McFARLAN John	Asst Comm-General	23Dec1843	Wm Henry Can E.
McLEAN Arch. Donald	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	09Dec1849	Gibraltar
McMAHON Edmond John	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	01Jul1840	St Vincent
MENDS William Fisher	Asst Comm-General	15Jun1843	West Australia
MIDWOOD T.W.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	01Jul1840	Van Diemen's Land
MILLER William	Commissary General	29Dec1849	Cape of Good Hope.
MITCHELL James	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	16Dec1845	Van Diemen's Land
MONTANARO Ben. J.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	16Dec1845	Ionian Islands
MOORE Henry	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	26Dec1846	Trinidad
MORSE Henry Brown	Asst Comm-General	08Dec1848	Canada
MYLREA Fred Thomas	Asst Comm-General	06Dec1838	Belfast
NEILL Robert	Asst Comm-General	26Dec1846	Berbice
NICOLSON John	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	23Dec1843	Western Australia
ORIEL Henry Fra.	Asst Comm-General	23Dec1843	London Canada
OSBORN Kean	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	24Dec1841	Dublin
OWEN Stephen	Asst Comm-General	16Dec1845	New South Wales
PAILLE Peter Francis	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	01Jul1840	Mauritius
PALMER Charles	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	29Dec1848	Cape of Good Hope
PALMER William	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	01Jul1840	Mauritius
PARKER Fred. S.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	26Dec1846	Kingston Canada
PARROTT William Read	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	16Dec1845	New Zealand
PENNELL Lovell	Deputy Comm-Gen	26Dec1840	Jamaica
PLANT H.W. Woodf.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	26Dec1840	Nova Scotia
POTGIETER Conrad	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	26Dec1846	Cape of Good Hope
POWER Wm. Jas. Tyrone	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	24Dec1844
PRIAULX Henry	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	01Jul1840	Van Diemen's Land
PRICE John Banner	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	24Dec1844	Barbados
RAE Thomas	Asst Comm-General	03Jun1838	Quebec
RAMSAY T. Wharton	Deputy Comm-Gen	28Jun1838	New South Wales
RAYNER Thomas	Deputy Comm-Gen	29Dec1849	Bermuda
ROATH Leonce	Asst Comm-General	29Dec1849	Montreal Canada
ROBERTSON Hy Lewis C.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	09Dec1849	Cape of Good Hope
ROBINSON Henry	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	26Dec1846	Kilkenny
ROBINSON William	Asst Comm-General	16Dec1845	Cape of Good Hope
ROBINSON William Henry	Deputy Comm-Gen	26Dec1840	Canada
ROGERS Henry Fra.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	28Dec1847	Limerick
ROLLESTON Philip	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	29Dec1848	Gibraltar
ROUTH Randolph	Asst Comm-General	26Dec1846	Limerick
SALE John Henry	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	09Dec1849	Cape of Good Hope
SALWEY Alfred	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	24Dec1844	Cork
SHELL Charles H.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	24Dec1844	Cape of Good Hope
SHEPHEARD George	Asst Comm-General	16Dec1845	Nova Scotia
SKINNER George Alex.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	16Dec1845	Cape of Good Hope
SKRYME James	Asst Comm-General	16Dec1845	St Johns Canada
SMIDT Johannes	Asst Comm-General	24Dec1844	Cape of Good Hope
SMITH Charles B.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	29Dec1848	Cape of Good Hope
SMITH John William	Asst Comm-General	24Dec1844	Hong Kong
SMITH Robert Henry	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	28Dec1847	Mauritius
STANTON William	Asst Comm-General	16Dec1845	Toronto Canada
STRICKLAND Edward	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	26Dec1840	Malta
STRICKLAND Thomas	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	28Dec1847	Cape of Good Hope
SUTHERLAND John M.M.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	16Dec1845	New Zealand
SWAIN Charles	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	29Dec1848	Gibraltar
SWAIN Charles	Asst Comm-General	24Dec1841	Barbados
SWAN Tho. George S.	Asst Comm-General	24Dec1841	Van Diemen's Land
TELFER Patrick N.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	16Dec1845	Quebec
THOMPSON Justus Henry	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	09Dec1849	Cape of Good Hope
TINLING Widrington	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	26Dec1846	St Vincent
TOMES John	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	24Dec1841	Van Diemen's Land
TREW Thomas Eggar	Asst Comm-General	24Dec1841	Niagara
TRIMMER John	Asst Comm-General	29Dec1849
TROTTER Alexander	Asst Comm-General	20Jan1837	Dominica
TUBBY James H.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	26Dec1846	Barbados
TURNER Philip	Asst Comm-General	26Dec1846	New Zealand
UNIACKE Redmond	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	23Dec1843
USSHER William H.B.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	16Dec1845	Quebec
WALCOT Charles Thomas	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	28Dec1847	Jamaica
WALDRON Fred. William	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	26Dec1846	New South Wales
WALKER Billingsley Edm	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	09Dec1849	New South Wales
WATT Fitzjames Edward	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	23Dec1843
WEBB George J.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	16Dec1845
WEIR Thomas C.	Deputy Comm-Gen	29Dec1849	Corfu
WILD Henry James	Deputy Comm-Gen	20Jan1837	Malta
WILLAN Jas. Douglas	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	23Dec1842
WILLIAMS Charles	Asst Comm-General	01Jul1840	Trinidad
WILLIAMS Thomas	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	16Dec1845	Bermuda
WOOD James Charles R.	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	24Dec1844	New Zealand
WOODLEY Jas. Wilkinson	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	28Dec1847	Jamaica
WOOLRANE Fred George	Dep Asst Comm-Gen	09Dec1849	Van Diemen's Land
WYBAULT Joseph Wm.	Asst Comm-General	24Dec1844	Nova Scotia
YEOLAND George	Asst Comm-General	10Sep1830	Jamaica

UK and Ireland: Dockyard Volunteers

   BRITISH ARMY 1851.
------------------
The following names have been extracted from the Army
List of January 1851 pages 90 & 91. They are listed under the
overall heading of "Dock Yard Volunteers".
   It would seem that most of the Officers were appointed to these posts on 1st June
1848.
   Their uniforms were stated to be "Blue with Red Facings".
   I would assume that the "Breakwater Battalion" refers to
Plymouth as that is the only one of the naval ports at that time
to have a breakwater. The abbreviation (adj) means 'Adjutant'.

   Transcribed in Auckland New Zealand by Ted WILDY on December 27th 1995.

NAMES RANKS UNITS.
   --------------------- ------------ ----------------------
ABETHELL Richard Lieut Colonel Pembroke Brigade
ALLAN Henry John Lieutenant Woolwich Brigade
ALLEN Edward Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
ALLEN Robert Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
ALLEN Robert Captain Portsmouth Brigade
ALMS Henry Collingwood Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
ANDREWS William Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
ANGEAR Samuel Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
ARMSTRONG James W. Major Royal Wm. Battalion
ASH George Captain Portsmouth Brigade
AYLEN George Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
AYLWARD William Captain Devonport Brigade
BALDOCK Thomas Major Chatham Brigade
BANES George Dann Captain Devonport Brigade
BARNABY John Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
BASDEN E. Weeks Spencer Lieutenant Deptford Brigade
BEEMAN Robert Lieutenant Woolwich Brigade
BELLAMY Charles Penrose Major Portsmouth Brigade
BENNETT James Captain Portsmouth Brigade
BENNETT Jas. Henry EdwardLieutenant Deptford Brigade
BERNAYS Edwin Arthur Lieutenant Woolwich Brigade
BESLY John Captain Devonport Brigade
BETTS William Lieutenant Sheerness Brigade
BLESSLEY William Captain Chatham Brigade
BLURTON George Lieutenant Sheerness Brigade
BOIS Henry Captain Sheerness Brigade
BOND Thomas Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
BONNIWELL Richard Captain Pembroke Brigade
BOURCHIER Sir Thomas Col Commandant Chatham Brigade
BOWLEY William Lieutenant Deptford Brigade
BOWRING Robert Geo Smith Captain Deptford Brigade
BRAIN William Henry Captain Portsmouth Brigade
BREMER Sir JasJohn GordonCol Commandant Woolwich Brigade
BROMELL Nicholas PhillipsCaptain Deptford Brigade
BROOMFIELD Henry Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
BROWN John Captain Portsmouth Brigade
BROWN John Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
BROWN John Surgeon Deptford Brigade
BROWN Joseph Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
BRUMAGE Abraham Lieutenant Pembroke Brigade
BUCK William Captain Deptford Brigade
BULLEY William Captain Devonport Brigade
BURDWOOD John Cole Captain Devonport Brigade
BURDWOOD Joseph Captain Pembroke Brigade
BURR Edward Thomas Captain Woolwich Brigade
BURTON James Captain Chatham Brigade
CABLE William Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
CALLUM James M. Lieutenant Woolwich Brigade
CAMPBELL William Lieutenant Pembroke Brigade
CANHAM William Lieutenant Pembroke Brigade
CARRINGTON William Mason Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
CARTER Richard William Lieutenant Sheerness Brigade
CARY William (adj) Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
CHASE Joseph Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
CHATFIELD Henry Captain Woolwich Brigade
CHEESEMAN Edward Captain Chatham Brigade
CHEVALLIER Edgecumbe Captain Pembroke Brigade
CHILES George Major Pembroke Brigade
CHRISTIE James Lieutenant Pembroke Brigade
CHRISTIE John (adj) Lieutenant Woolwich Brigade
CHRISTOPHER Daniel Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
CHURCHER John Captain R.Clarence Battalion
CHURCHER William Henry Lieutenant R.Clarence Battalion
CLATWORTHY Ebenezer Lieutenant Pembroke Brigade
COLLOM Joseph Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
COTSELL George Captain Chatham Brigade
COUCH Archimedes Captain Devonport Brigade
COUCHMAN John Lieutenant Sheerness Brigade
CRADOCK Henry Captain Portsmouth Brigade
CRANE William Captain Portsmouth Brigade
CREASEY John Lieutenant Sheerness Brigade
CREED James Captain Devonport Brigade
CROUCH Thomas Henry Lieutenant Woolwich Brigade
DARLING William Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
DAVIDSON John Captain Pembroke Brigade
DAVIES John Major Portsmouth Brigade
de MONTMORENCY Wm.ReymondLieutenant Deptford Brigade
DIBDIN Stephen Charles Lieutenant Sheerness Brigade
DOIDGE Thomas Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
DOWNER George (adj) Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
DRIVER Robert Captain Chatham Brigade
DUNN Richard Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
DUTTON Charles Orlando Lieutenant Woolwich Brigade
DUTTON Frederick Lieutenant Woolwich Brigade
EASTO Richmond Lieut Col. Sheerness Brigade
EDE Edward Captain Deptford Brigade
EDWARDS James Captain Pembroke Brigade
EDWARDS Thomas Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
EDWARDS William Corbet Major Sheerness Brigade
EDYE William Lieut Colonel Devonport Brigade
ELLIOTT John Major Deptford Brigade
ELSON Thomas Lieut Colonel Woolwich Brigade
EMERY Henry Lieutenant Deptford Brigade
FABIAN William Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
FALCON Gordon Thomas Col Commandant Pembroke Brigade
FINCHAM John Lieut Col. Portsmouth Brigade
FINCHAM John Inman Captain Devonport Brigade
FLEXMAN Thomas Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
FLYNN Josiah Lieutenant Sheerness Brigade
FOSTER Charles Captain R.Clarence Battalion
FREEMAN William Lockyer Major Sheerness Brigade
FULLAGER Smart Captain Woolwich Brigade
FULLER John Wallis Lieutenant Deptford Brigade
FYNMORE William Richard Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
GILLIES Walter (adj) Lieutenant Pembroke Brigade
GITTENS George Edward Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
GLANVILLE Thomas Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
GLOAG Archibald Cockburn Lieutenant Deptford Brigade
GORMALLY James Captain Devonport Brigade
GOSS Thomas Captain Devonport Brigade
GOTTLIEB Fred. Valentine Major Devonport Brigade
GRANT Thomas Fussell Major R.Clarence Battalion
GRAVES Edwd John Bennett Lieutenant Woolwich Brigade
GROUND Jonathan Lieutenant Pembroke Brigade
GRUZILIER Andrew Captain Portsmouth Brigade
GUARD Richard Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
GUARD William Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
HALL Andrew Lieutenant Deptford Brigade
HARDING Daniel Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
HARDING Daniel Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
HARDING William Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
HARPER John Sedgwick Lieutenant Sheerness Brigade
HARRISON Henry Newell Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
HART Stephen Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
HARVEY Richard Captain Portsmouth Brigade
HARWOOD Robert Lieutenant Pembroke Brigade
HATTON William Andrews Lieutenant Woolwich Brigade
HELBY James Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
HENDERSON James Lieut Colonel Devonport Brigade
HILL Sir John Col Commandant Deptford Brigade
HORSEY James Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
HUTCHENS William Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
HUTSON Joseph Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
IRVING Thomas Major Deptford Brigade
JAMES Henry Daniel Captain Deptford Brigade
JAMIESON Thomas Captain Royal Wm. Battalion
JEFFREY Abraham (adj) Lieutenant Deptford Brigade
JEMMETT Francis Fredk. Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
JENKINS William Major Woolwich Brigade
JEWELL Alf. Harwood Hale Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
JOHNSON Hy.Geo.Balmerino Lieutenant Woolwich Brigade
KARLEY Alexander Lieut Col. Chatham Brigade
KEYS Henry Gamble Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
KNEEBONE Richard Captain Pembroke Brigade
KNIGHT John Lieutenant Sheerness Brigade
LAIRE Francis James Lieut Col. Chatham Brigade
LAMPEN Francis Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
LANCE Richard Lieutenant R.Clarence Battalion
LANG Oliver Lieut Colonel Woolwich Brigade
LANG Oliver William Captain Chatham Brigade
LANG William Robert Captain Sheerness Brigade
LARGE Joseph Captain Woolwich Brigade
LATH Samuel Lieutenant Sheerness Brigade
LAWS Robert Captain Devonport Brigade
LEWIS Charles Lieutenant Pembroke Brigade
LLEWELLYN John Captain Devonport Brigade
LOUIS Sir John Bart Col Commandant Devonport Brigade
LOWRY David Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
LUKE James Captain Portsmouth Brigade
LUSON John Basset Captain Sheerness Brigade
MANNING James Lieutenant Woolwich Brigade
MART George Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
MARTIN Francis Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
McALPIN Alester Andrew Lieutenant Pembroke Brigade
McDOUGALL R. Archibald Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
McKAIN William Fergus Lieutenant Royal Wm. Battalion
MILLER John Major Chatham Brigade
MILLER Thomas William Captain Devonport Brigade
MILLER Wm Trafalgar EvansLieutenant Woolwich Brigade
MILLS John Erasmus Major Devonport Brigade
MONDAY Joseph Captain Woolwich Brigade
MOODY William Captain Pembroke Brigade
MOORE Alexander Lieutenant Sheerness Brigade
MOORE John Captain Chatham Brigade
MORGAN David Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
MORGAN Peter Captain Woolwich Brigade
MORICE George Farquhar Lieut Colonel Deptford Brigade
MORISON James Lieutenant Deptford Brigade
MORLEY William Lieutenant Deptford Brigade
MORRIS John Holman Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
MOUCHET Francis Lewis Major Woolwich Brigade
MURRAY John Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
NETHERWOOD George Captain Sheerness Brigade
NEWTON George Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
NICOLAS John Toup Col Commandant Royal Wm. Battalion
OAKSHOTT James Anthony Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
ORAM John Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
ORME Herbert Lewis Lieutenant Sheerness Brigade
OSWALD Thomas Captain Deptford Brigade
PARKS John Captain Chatham Brigade
PARMINTER Henry Captain Sheerness Brigade
PARRY Sir William Edward Col Commandant R.Clarence Battalion
PARSONS John Captain Portsmouth Brigade
PEACOCK Henry Surgeon Chatham Brigade
PEAKE Henry Loyalty Captain Sheerness Brigade
PEAKE James Parlby Captain Woolwich Brigade
PEARCE Edward Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
PEARCE Francis Captain Deptford Brigade
PEARSON Henry Lieutenant R.Clarence Battalion
PEEK Philip Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
PEMBROOKE Wm. Benjamin Lieutenant Deptford Brigade
PENFOLD William Captain Portsmouth Brigade
PIDCOCK Benjamin Wilson Lieutenant Woolwich Brigade
PIDDELL John Lieutenant Deptford Brigade
PIKE Anthony Major Royal Wm. Battalion
PIKE Anthony Blanchard Lieutenant Pembroke Brigade
PINEO Charles Wm. EusticeLieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
PINHORN Smart Captain Woolwich Brigade
POLE Joseph Simon Lieutenant Deptford Brigade
POTTER James Lieutenant Pembroke Brigade
POTTS Thomas (adj) Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
POULDEN Alexander Captain Portsmouth Brigade
POUNDER George Lieutenant Sheerness Brigade
PRESCOTT Henry Col Commandant Portsmouth Brigade
PRETIOUS Thomas Captain Pembroke Brigade
PRICE David Col Commandant Sheerness Brigade
PRICE William Thomas Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
PRINGLE Charles John Lieutenant Woolwich Brigade
READ Samuel Lieut Col. Sheerness Brigade
REID John Surgeon Devonport Brigade
REYNOLDS Henry Lieutenant Deptford Brigade
RHIND Clarence Captain Chatham Brigade
RICE William McPherson Major Portsmouth Brigade
RICH John Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
RICHARDS William MorrisonLieutenant Devonport Brigade
RIGBY William Lieutenant Woolwich Brigade
ROBINSON John Lieutenant Deptford Brigade
   ROBINSON William Braham Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
ROGERS George Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
ROY David Lieutenant Woolwich Brigade
   RUNDELL William Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
RUSSELL John Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
   RUSSELL John Philcox Captain Portsmouth Brigade
   RUSSELL Thomas Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
   SABBEN John Cushen Surgeon Portsmouth Brigade
   SAUNDERS Robert Prout Lieutenant Pembroke Brigade
   SCOTT Charles Lieutenant Royal Wm. Battalion
   SCOTT Richard Captain Devonport Brigade
   SCOTT Walter Lieutenant Woolwich Brigade
   SEATON Sampson Lietenant Chatham Brigade
SECCOMBE William Edward Lieutenant Pembroke Brigade
SHEFFIELD John Captain Chatham Brigade
SKINNER George Captain Sheerness Brigade
SKINNER George Tucker Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
SLATER James Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
SNOOK William Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
SPILLER William Major Devonport Brigade
STEVENS James Ebenezer Lieutenant Sheerness Brigade
STEVENSON William BalfourLieutenant Deptford Brigade
STIGANT Edward Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
STIGANT William Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
STIGANT William Major Devonport Brigade
STOCKER Thomas Captain Sheerness Brigade
STOKES Benjamin Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
STRATTON Jonathan Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
STRICKLAND Peter Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
SUTHER Peter Surgeon Woolwich Brigade
TAYLOR John Thomas Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
THOMPSON William Captain Devonport Brigade
TREMAIN Henry Lieutenant Pembroke Brigade
TRICKETT John Lieutenant Woolwich Brigade
TRISCOTT Henry Browning Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
TRUSCOTT Ambrose Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
TUDHOPE James Lieutenant Deptford Brigade
TURNER Frederick Lieutenant Pembroke Brigade
UNDERWOOD James Major Sheerness Brigade
USHER William Lieutenant Sheerness Brigade
VAUGHAN Henry Lieutenant Deptford Brigade
VENNING John Lieutenant Pembroke Brigade
VENNING John Lieutenant Sheerness Brigade
VICKERY Michael Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
VINALL Henry Captain Chatham Brigade
VINALL Thomas Surton Captain Chatham Brigade
VINE Charles Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
VINTER George Major Portsmouth Brigade
WALKER H. Neal Pilfold Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
WALKER William Captain Royal Wm. Battalion
WALKER William Lieut Colonel Breakwater Battalion
WALLIS John Pixley Captain Portsmouth Brigade
WARD James Captain Sheerness Brigade
WARD Thomas Burnell Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
WATSON Isaac Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
WATSON Robert Lieutenant Royal Wm. Battalion
WAY Richard Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
WAYMOUTH John Captain Devonport Brigade
WEATHERLEY Richard Major Pembroke Brigade
WEBB Richard Captain Portsmouth Brigade
WEBB Robert Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
WESTROPE William Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
WHETTEM John Captain Portsmouth Brigade
WHITTHORN John Lieutenant Chatham Brigade
WILKINS John Breedon Lieutenant Portsmouth Brigade
WILKINSON Edward Lieutenant Deptford Brigade
WILLCOCKS William RodwellCaptain Deptford Brigade
WILLCOX Charles Lieut Colonel Deptford Brigade
WILLIAMS Benjamin Captain Deptford Brigade
WILLIAMS John Captain Portsmouth Brigade
WOLRIGE Graham Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
WOOD Ebenezer Lieutenant Devonport Brigade
WOOD Henry Captain Portsmouth Brigade
WOODS William Captain Woolwich Brigade
WYATT James Captain Chatham Brigade

UK and Ireland: Index to Napoleon's St Helena

NAPOLEON'S ST HELENA by Gilbert Martineau
               -----------------------------------------
               The following names have been transcribed from the above book
               published in 1968 which had been translated from the French by
               Frances Partridge.
               Napoleon was detained on St Helena from October 1815 until his
               death in May 1821 at the age of 51.
               During this time the British maintained a large garrison on the
               island and a fleet of warships constantly on patrol.:-
               "By day and night the guns were kept manned, the coast patrolled,
               and pickets and sentinels posted. These were provided by the 53rd
               regiment (600 men), the St Helena regiment (600 men) the 66th
               regiment (700 men), The St Helena artillery (300 men)
               a detachment of the Royal Artillery (60 men) and a troop of
               mounted dragoons (20 men). There wre nearly 500 guns ready for
               action. The Naval Force under a Rear Admiral consisted of the
               flagship HMS Newcastle (60 guns) to guard the port, a frigate kept
               watch on the other approach to the island and two brigs cruised
               one to leeward and one to windward of the island for weeks on end
               without dropping anchor."
               The ships mentioned in the book have been listed separately and
               can be found after the alphabetical listing of the names.
               Transcribed in Auckland New Zealand November 16, 1995 by Ted WILDY Name
               Comment Page
               ======================== ============================================= ==========
               ALISON Sir Archibald Historian 076
               ANGOULEME Louis Duc d' award Cross of St Louis to Las Cases.       029
               ANGOULEME Marie Theresa Duchess - 093
               ANTOMMARCHI Dr. A member of Napoleon's suite at St Helena 007,23,60
               ARCHAMBAULT Bros. Napoleon's servants 013,33,35
               ARNOTT Dr. of 20th Regiment attended Napoleon 208,213-7
               BACCHIOCCHI Marie Anne E 190
               BAGLY John Member of local Committee 164
               BALCOMBE Betsy Daughter of William Balcombe 006,010,12
               BALCOMBE Family 012-15,17
               BALCOMBE Mrs. Wife of William Balcombe 012,14,23
               BALCOMBE William of East India Co. - owned "The Briars" 010,12,14
               BALMAIN Alex. Ramsay Married Governor's stepdaughter 26/4/1820 068,73,76
               BALMAIN Alex. Ramsay Count de - Russian Commissioner b1779 068,73,76
               BASSANO Hughues Maret Duke of - Raised money for Napoleon. 050
               BATHURST Henry 3rd Earl Secretary of State for the Colonies 003,17-19
               BAUTZEN 072
               BAXTER Dr. arr per HMS Phaeton - to be i/c hospitals 070,85-6
               BEALE Onesiphorus A Creole - and Captain in Company forces 160
               BEAUHARNAIS Eugene de school mate of Montolon 025,51,53
               BEAUHARNAIS Hortense de Queen of Holland 194
               BEAUHARNAIS Josephine de See Josephine the Empress
               BENARD Abraham 'Fleury' 049
               BENNET Captain Gave dining table to make Napoleons coffin 161
               BERNADOTTE Marshal Balmain served under him as Lt Colonel 112
               BERNARD Valet to Bertrands 048
               BERNARDIN de Saint Pierr 015,49,157
               BERTHIER Marshal de Montholon was a Colonel on his staff at 26 025
               BERTRAND Arthur 145
               BERTRAND Fanny Countess - old companion to Napoloen 002,21,46
               BERTRAND Henri Count General - Companion to Napoleom 002,5-6,9
               BIENNAIS Goldsmith to Napoleon 013,38
               BIGNON First huisband of Mde Albine de Montholon 026
               BINGHAM Lady wife of General Bingham 044,47
               BINGHAM Sir George R. General commanding forces on St Helena 003,13,19
               BLACKWOOD Midshipman of HMS Favourite & son of Admiral Sir Harry 187
               BLACKWOOD Sir Harry Admiral 187
               BLAKENEY Captain Succeeded Capt Poppleton as Orderly Officer 089
               BLUCHER Marshal Hudson Lowe on his staff 072-4
               BONAPARTE Caroline see Murat
               BONAPARTE Charles Father of Napoleon 214-6
               BONAPARTE Elisa See Bacchiocchi
               BONAPARTE Jerome school mate of Montholon 025,51,61
               BONAPARTE Joseph King of Spain 051,61-2
               BONAPARTE Letizia 051,56,61
               BONAPARTE Louis King of Holland & schoolmate of Montholon 025,62,190
               BONAPARTE Lucien 051,62,177
               BONAPARTE Napoleon See Napoleon
               BONAPARTE Pauline see Borghese
               BORGHESE Pauline Princess 061,190,
               BORGHESE Prince C. 190
               BOUTET Catherine Married Baron von Sturmer 108-9
               BOYS Richard Revd. Denounced Admiral Plampin from the pulpit 136,169-76
               BRABAZON Harbourmaster at Jamestown 165
               BRASH Captain Commanded "Lusitiania" in September 1818 187-9
               BRAYER General at end of 1817 was in South America 204,206
               BREAME farmer EastIndia Company -suspended by Hudson Lowe. 097
               BRICE Lt Gen R. French Surgeon 218
               BROOKE Thomas Secretary East India Company 097,151
               BRUMMELL George "The Beau" 112
               BRUNE Marshal surrendered to Louis XVIII in June 1815 074
               BUONAVITA, The Abbe Napoleon's suite 023,60,174
               BYRON George Gordon Lord 039,112,
               CAMBACERES Jean Jacques supported Comte de Montechenu 102
               CAMPBELL John 1st Baron Lord Chief Justice in 1821 076
               CAMPBELL Sir Neil Governor on Elba 183
               CAPO d'ISTRIA Giovanni Russian Minister? 113-4
               CARANDIAS Dr. examined specimens of intestines of Napoleon 221
               CAROLINE Queen 206
               CARSTAIRS Hon George Betsy Balcombe in love with him. 133
               CASTLEREAGH Robt Stewart Viscount 130,147
               Catherine Grand Duchess of Russia 112
               CHAPTAL Jean In America 191
               Charlotte Princess daughter of Prince Regent 094,206-7
               CHURCHILL Miss made a short stay on the island 149
               CIPRIANI see FRANCESCHI Cipriani
               CLARY Mademoiselle sister in law of Joseph Bonaparte 051
               CLAUZEL Marshal Gathered forces to attack St Helena 205
               COCHRANE Thomas Admiral offered services to Peru & Chile in 1817 204-5
               COCKBURN Lady wife of Admiral Cockburn 044
               COCKBURN Sir George Admiral in command of fleet to St Helena 002-12,15
               CONSTANT Napoleon's Chief Valet, who deserted. 032
               CONSTANT Benjamin 203
               COOPER Sir Astley examined specimens of intestines of Napoleon 221
               CORNEILLE P. Author of books read aloud by Napoleon 049
               COTTIN Madame Author of "Mathilde" 158
               COURSOT Member of the paid staff of Napoleon 060
               CROKAT Capt William Orderly officer after Nicholls 090
               CUNINGALE Terence Soldier - died in St Helena 123
               DAVOUT Marshal 194
               DEFONTAINE Madame Wife of one of the Councillors 128-9
               DEN TAAFE Lieut Aide de camp to the Governor 126,160
               DENON Dominique Baron Designer of Napoleons coffee cups 048
               DILLON Captain of HMS Phaeton 133
               DOVETON Gabriel Member of local Committee 164-5
               DOVETON Sir William Treasurer East India Company 015,97,121
               DUNDONALD Thomas 10th Earl - Admiral Cochrane 204-5
               DUROC General Grand Marshal of the Palace before Bertrand 024
               ELPHINSTONE Hon William father of Clementine Malcolm 093
               EMMETT Major of the Engineers 070,86-7
               ENGHIEN Louis Antoine Duke of - killed by Napoleon 227
               ENGLISH Michael Soldier - died in St Helena 123
               FERNANDO de Noronha Rallied forces to invade St Helena in 1817 204-5
               FESCH Cardinal of Rome and a collector of paintings 033,51,61
               FLAHAUT Auguste Comte de husband of Margaret 093
               FLAHAUT Margaret Comtese Cousin of wife of Admiral Malcolm 093
               FORBES James letter addressed to him came in "Lusitania" 188
               FORD Hannah Soldier - died in St Helena 123
               FOSS Mary lived with Archambault 149
               FOUCHE Joseph helped Napoleon with money 051
               FOWLER William letter to him brought by "Lusitania" 188
               FRANCHESCHI Cipriani Major Domo to Napoleon. 013,33,36
               FRANKLIN Benjamin US President 192
               FREISCHMAN Investigated cause of Napoleons death 222
               FULLER Lieut William of the St Helena Regiment found drunk 160
               GENTILINI Napoleon's servant who laid the table 013,33-4
               GIRARD Stephen father in law of Henri Lallemand 203-4
               GNEISENEAU Count von Wrote to Hudson Lowe in 1817 020,73
               GOLDSMITH Lewis Editor of "The Anti-Gallican" London 1816-7 193-5
               GORREQUER Major Gideon Secy to Hudson Lowe 053-4,70
               GORS Capt Jean Claude de Acting Secretary 103,105-6
               GOURGAUD General ADC to Napoleon 002,8,22
               GOUVION St Cyr Marshal Minister for War 205
               GREENTREE Mrs. wife of chief storekeeper 155,157
               GREENTREE Thomas Storekeeper East India Company 097,155,
               GROUCHY Marshal In America 191,204
               HAGERTY William Soldier - died in St Helena 123
               HALL Mary married Ali 149,182
               HAMILTON Captain of HMS Havannah of the St Helena fleet 133
               HAREL 194
               HARRINGTON a white colonist - objected to slavery 172
               HEINE H. Author of Drummer Legrand 006-7,75
               HOBHOUSE John Cam Friendly with wife of Hudson Lowe 093,112
               HODSON Major Advocate general 155-8,160
               HODSON Mrs. daughter of Doveton 157-8
               HOLLAND Baron de Succeeded Balmain in St Helena 119
               HOLLAND Henry 3rd Baron Friendly with wife of Hudson Lowe 093,185
               HOLLAND Lady wife of the Liberal Part Leader 185
               HOLMES William sent books per "Lusitania" for Dr O'meara 187-9
               HOME George Midshipman of HMS Bellerophon 130
               HYDE de NEUVILEE Jean G. Louis XVIII's Minister at Washington in 1817 201
               JACKSON Basil Lieut went on board HMS Phaeton on her arrival 070,86-8
               JANISH W. German staff clerk 070
               JOHNSON Charlotte Daughter of Lady Lowe 070,118
               JOHNSON Colonel first husband of Mrs Hudson Lowe 080
               JOHNSON Suzanne Step daughter of Hudson Lowe 070,79,118
               KAY David Member of local Committee 164,172
               KAY Dr. unqualified quack treated the slaves 180
               KEATING Colonel Governor of Bourbon 055
               KEITH Admiral Lord Las Cases wrote to him from "Bellerophon" 031,93
               KEITH Professor In 1913 exhibited specimens from Napoleon 221
               KIPLING Rudyard Poet Laureate 021,43
               KNIPE a white colonist - objected to slavery 172
               KOSCIUSZKO Tadeusz employed Lewis Goldsmith in Poland 194
               LAFFITTE Jacques Held money deposited for Napoleon. 050-1,63
               LALLEMAND General President of Soc of French Agriculture in USA 203-4,206
               LALLEMAND Henri emigrated to Philadelphia marr Miss Girard 203-4
               LAMB Charles 162
               LAMBERT Admiral Robert Succeeded Admiral Plampin 092,130
               LAS CASES Countess was left in France in 1815 029,109
               LAS CASES Emmanuel New companion to Napoleon from 1815 b 1766 002,12,14
               LAS CASES Marie-Joseph New companion to Napoleon from 1815 002,13-14
               LATAPIE Colonel at end of 1817 was in South America 204,206
               LAVALETTE Count de Raised money for Napoleon. 050
               LEBRUN Charles Francois supported Comte de Montechenu 102
               LEECH Robert Accountant East India Company 015,97,155
               LEFEBVRE-DESNOUTTES Chas In America - cousin of Napoleon 191,204-6
               LEGG John Member of local Committee 164
               LEIGH John Dr. Medical officer of the 66th Regiment 142
               LEOPOLD Prince of Saxe-C married Caroline of Brunswick in 1816 206
               LEPAGE Napoleon's under cook 013
               LERICHE Professor examined specimens from Napoleon 221
               LIEVEN Count Russian Ambassador in London 112-3,140
               LIVERPOOL Robert 2nd Earl 017,119
               LOWE Lady ex Mrs Johnson nee de Lancy 068,70,79
               LOWE Sir Hudson Governor of St Helena - b 28/7/1769 Ireland 020,41-4
               LUTYENS Engelbert Capt. appointed orderly officer from Feb 1820-1821 090
               LYSTER Thomas Lt Col Inspector of Coast Militia - aged over 50 086,89
               MACKAY Captain of HMS Minden 186
               MacPHERSON James Scottish poet 045,49,93
               MADISON President received Joseph Bonaparte in USA 192
               MAINGAULT Dr. left St Helena in the 'Bellerphon' 039
               MALCOLM Lady Wife of Admiral Malcolm & of scottish birth 044-6,93-4
               MALCOLM Sir John Brother of the Admiral 093
               MALCOLM Sir Pulteney Admiral - succeeded Admiral Cockburn 044-5,53-7
               MARCHAND Louis Napoleon's Head Valet 001,9,11
               MARCHAND Madame wife of Louis 031,110
               MARLBOROUGH John C. Duke of 090
               MARTHA A slave - washed church vestments 180
               MASCAGNI Dr. Famous pathologist of Florence 218
               MASON Miss Had a cottage at Fisher's Valley, St Helena 036,41
               MENET London Businessman 198
               MENEVAL Claude Francois Baron - Napoleon's secretary 146-7
               MERLIN Phillippe Auguste In America 191
               METTERNICH Prince Austrian Minister 109,146-7
               MOLE Comte Minister for the Navy 205
               MONTCHENU Claude Marin H Marquis de - friend of Von Sturmer 057,76-7
               MONTHOLON Albine Countess de - Companion to Napoleon 002,21-6
               MONTHOLON Chas Tristan Napoleon's companion 002,21,23
               MONTOLON Napoleone de she was b at Longwood in 1817 and d 1907 145
               MOORE General Sir John Gave Hudson Lowe a job in Portugal in 1803 071
               MOYNIHAN Lord had specimens of intestines of Napoleon 1927 221
               MURAT Caroline Queen of Naples 190
               MURAT Joachim King of Naples 043,190
               MURPHY John Soldier - died in St Helena 123
               NAGLE Lieut His wife was accused of adultery 151-2
               NAGLE Mrs. accused of adultery by Mrs Younghusband 151-2
               NELSON Horatio Lord Victor at Trafalgar 21st Oct 1805 003
               NESSELRODE Robert Count Minister to whom Balmain reported 113,119
               NICHOLLS Capt George appointed orderly officer at Longwood 086,89-91
               NORMANBY Constantine 1st Marquis 187-8
               NOVERRAZ Swiss National employed in Napoleon service 033-4,36
               NOVERRAZ Josephine Member of the paid staff of Napoleon 060,149-50
               O'MEARA Dr Barry Napoleon's Doctor 039-40,174
               ORANGE William Prince of Hudson Lowe served under him in 1814 074
               PERREGAUX Jean Frederic Comte de - Held money for Napoleon 051
               PERSAT Major in Imperial army decorated by Napoloen 203-4
               PIERRON Napoleons Chef 013,33,48
               PINE-COFFIN General Succeeded Bingham 092
               PIONTKOWSKI Captain Polish Member of the paid staff of Napoleon 060,104
               PLAMPIN Admiral Robert Succeeded Admiral Malcolm 092,107-8
               PLAMPIN Mrs. 'mistress' of Admiral Plampin 135-6,170
               POPPLETON Captain T.W. Orderly Officer - popular with the French 089-90,151
               PORTEUS Innkeeper & member of Church Council 165
               POWERS Major of the Atillery 159
               POZZO di BORGO Carlo A Count 194
               PREVOST Abbe 049
               READE Sir Thomas Lived at 'Alarm House'. Governors deputy 041,53,70
               REGNAULT Marshal In America 191
               REICHSTADT Duke of See Rome,King of
               RICHELIEU Armand Emmanue Duc de - relaced Talleyrand in French Cabinet 101,103-4
               ROBINSON Farmer 041,165
               ROBINSON Mary Ann "Nymph of the Valley" - lived near Longwood 041,147,
               ROGER Baron married Albine Helene de Montholon 026
               ROME King of 013,23,31
               ROSEBERY Archibald Earl of - Foreign secretary to Queen Victoria 030,75
               ROSS Captain of HMS Bellerophon 130
               ROSS Dr Joan In 1944 Curator of Royal College of Surgeons 221
               ROUBEAUD Rifleman supposed to have been Napoleons double 1818 183
               ROUSSEAU Napoleon's servant 013,33,200
               RUBIDGE J.W. English artist visited island in 1821 179
               RUTLEDGE Guarded Napoleon's body 219,221
               SAINT-DENIS Louis E. Paid staff of Napoleon 009,12,14
               SALICETI Antoine Christ. involved with the siege of Capri 033
               SANTINI Napoleon's servant 013,34,36
               SAVARY General In America 191
               SCHWARZENBERG Prince employed Baron von Sturmer 108
               SCOTT James Mulatto & servant to Napoleon 030,177-9
               SEALE Colonist - contractor for fishing trade 165,167,
               SHORTT Dr. Succeeded Dr Baxter as head of Medical Dept 161,219-20
               SHORTT Mrs. wife of the doctor 161
               SISTER James Soldier - died in St Helena 123
               SKELTON Colonel Lieutenant Governor 004,11,15
               SKELTON Mrs. wife of Lt Gov. entertained Napoleon. 011,44,149
               SMITH Colonel of the Artillery, farmed at Farm Lodge 159
               SNELL Mrs. had an affair with Gentilini 082,150
               SOLOMON Saul a jew who arrnged Cipriani's funeral 165,172-4
               STANFELL Captain Commanding HMS Phaeton 070
               STANHOPE Philip 4th Earl Confidant of Duke of Wellington 075
               Steuben Artist 040
               STOKOE Dr. John Doctor of HMS Conqueror - attended Napoleon 133,188-9
               STUART Sir Charles British Ambassador in Paris in 1816 202
               STURMER Baron Von 076,102,
               STURMER Baroness von nee Catherine Boutet 108-9,111
               TALLEYRAND-PERIGORD C.M. Head of French Cabinet till 22/9/1815 079,93,101
               TALMA Francois Joseph 049
               THIERS Adolphe 184
               TIM Sarah Betsy 's nurse 180
               TOBY The Balcombe's Malay garden slave 017,176-7
               TORBETT Richard Owned the land where the soldiers lie buried 123
               TOUSSAINT Captain Commanded "Cornwallis" in Jan 1818 198
               TURNER Dr. R. Pathologist & Director of a Laboratory 217-27
               VANDAMME General 204
               VERNON The Reverend Assisted revd Boys 173-5
               VESEY Esther Had affair with valet Marchand 145,149
               VESEY James Octave son of Marchand by Esther Vesey. 150
               VICENZA Duke of Raised money for Napoleon. 050
               VICTORIA Queen 075,79
               VIGNALI the Abbe Napoleon's suite 023,60,174
               VOLTAIRE Francois Arouet 049,120
               WALLACE Lieutenant 070
               WARDEN Dr. Ships doctor of HMS Northumberland 133,189
               WELLE Phillipe Botanist from Imperial Gardens- stayed 6 mths 110-11
               WELLINGTON Arthur W. 1st Duke of 008,73-6
               WILKS Colonel Governor at St Helena till 14/4/1816 003-4,8,15
               WILKS Miss Daughter of Governor Wilks 149
               WILKS Mrs. wife of Col Wilks 022,44
               WORTHAM Lieutenant of the Engineers 070,86-7
               WRIGHT Colonel of the St Helena Regiment 155,159
               WRIGHT Miss married Thomas Brooke 155
               WYNYARD Lt Col. Edward 2nd assistant to Hudson Lowe (military Sec) 083,123
               WYNYARD Mrs. wife of Lt Col - they returned to UK in 1820 083,123,
               YOUNGHUSBAND Captain whose wife Catherine defamed Mrs Nagle 151
               YOUNGHUSBAND Mrs Cath. find Stg 250 for accusing Mrs Nagle 151-2

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               Bellerphon Brought Dr O'Meara to St Helena 006,31,39
               Bucephalus Troopship - arrived St Helena 14th Oct 1815 001
               Ceylon Troopship - arrived St Helena Oct14 1815 001
               Conqueror In St Helena in 1819 133,135,
               Cornwallis arr May 1817 bound for China - Capt Toussaint 198
               Favourite In 1818 visted st Helena. 187
               Ferret Brig - escorted Napoleon to St Helena 001
               Griffon Lost 15 out of a crew of 85 men 139
               Havannah Troopship - arrived St Helena 14th Oct 1815 001,133
               Icarus Brig - escorted Napoleon to St Helena 1815 001,5
               Leveret Lost 11 out of 75 crew to disease. 139
               Lusitania arr St Helena 19/9/1818 under Capt Brash 187-8
               Minden ship of 74 guns commanded by Capt Mackay 186
               Mosquito lost 60 men from disease 138-9
               Newcastle Flagship of the St Helena Squadron (60 guns) 094
               Northumberland Carried Napoloen to St Helena 14th Oct 1815 001-3,5-7
               Orontes Brought Baron Von Sturmer to St Helena 108
               Phaeton arr St Helena 14/4/1816 with Sir Hudson Lowe 070,81,133
               Racoon lost 24 men from disease 138-9
               Redpole A Brig - Escorted Napoleon to St Helena 001
               St Helena A schooner used to bring cattle from Africa 167
               Zephyr Brig - escorted Napoleon to St Helena 1815 001
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UK and Ireland: Military Records

General

Beckett, Ian. F. W. First World War: The Essential Guide to Sources in the National Archives, The National Archives (2002). [ISBN: 1903365414]
["No serious historian or enthusiast working on the First World War can afford to be without this major reference work. The National Archives, the archives of England, Wales and the United Kingdom - holds the most comprehensive and important collection of official documentary records relating to Britain's involvement in the war. Here, for the first time, within thematically arranged sections, this wealth of material is systematically listed and explained. . ."]

National Archives leaflets:
- Armed forces in records held in the UK
- Looking for records of a woman in the British army
- Looking for records of conscientious objectors
- Medals
- Board of Ordnance
- Prisoners of war in British hands
- Looking for records of a British prisoner of war up to the First World War
- British prisoners of the Second World War and the Korean War
- Looking for records of an evacuee
- Looking for records of deaths in the First and Second World Wars
- Military Nursing
National Maritime Museum and the Crew List Index Project - to create a new free-to-search database resource relating to all the Royal Navy officers and ratings that served in the First World War.
The article British Military Records by Jay Hall originally appeared in the September- October 1987 issue of Everton's Genealogical Helper. Some updates have been made to the article, and additions have been made to the Source list at the end of the article.
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission is responsible for the care of the graves of our Army, Navy and Air Force personel who died in war. The Commission has provided on-line search facilities for their Casualty Database which lists the 1.7 million members of the Commonwealth forces who died in the two World Wars and also the 60,000 civilian casualties of WW2.
The London, Edinburgh, and Belfast Gazettes are the official newspapers of record in the United Kingdom. As well as the current editions, the website includes searchable archives of the complete gazettes from WW1 and WW2 containing medal awards, army and navy commissions, promotions and much more.
The Officers Died and Soldiers' Memorials pages (archived copy)give details of military casualties in campaigns from the 18th century to the present time.
Forces Reunited - "military records of over 1 million British Armed Forces personnel and over 4000 Regiments, Bases and Ships of the British Armed Forces going back to before 1630".
Naval and Military Archive - numerous databases with records of "most of those from Britain who died in military service in both World Wars". A well-indexed pay-per-view site.
Records of Prisoners of War - guidance about records kept at the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Geneva.
Prisoners of the First World War - ICRC Historical Archives.
Prisoners Of War 1715-1945 - on FindMyPast (subscription).
Forces War Records: "military genealogy records from WW2, WW1, Boer War, Crimean War and beyond ... of over 2.5 million British Armed Forces personnel" - a commercial service, with some free search facilities.
War of 1812: Privateers - "research sources for the study of privateering during the War of 1812. Much of the data was gathered as part of a project for the, late, Institute of Maritime Studies, University of St. Andrews with most of the material coming from the National Archives at Kew, London."
Requests for personal data and service records: a detailed guide - How to apply for access to personal data held by the Ministry of Defence .
Get an official copy of Military Service Records.
Military Records - Ancestry's "service records, medal records, casualty lists and other Army records and Navy records" (subscription site).
Military, armed forces & conflict records - from FindMyPast (subscription site).
Military Records - Scanned images available online for a fee, and a detailed index for free, at Ancestry.
The War Memorials Register - more than one million names from 75,000 war memorials.
Fold3, (part of Ancestry),have digitised all UK First World War pension records of all servicemen who were injured and killed in the war and subsequently received a pension. In total, there are 7,522,448 records in the collection covering the Army, Royal Navy, Merchant Navy and Royal Flying Corps.

Air Force

Spencer, William. Air Force Records for Family Historians, The National Archives (2000). [ISBN: 1 873162 93 6]
["This research guide is essential reading for those tracing the career of an ancestor who served in one of Britain's air forces. It covers not only documents relating to the RAF and the WRAF but also the Royal Flying Corps, the Fleet Air Arm, the Royal Naval Air Service and also the Royal Engineers' balloonists. The book explains how to use the wealth of records held at The National Archives to trace the careers of both officers and other ranks within these services. . ."]

Royal Air Force - Our History.
National Archives leaflets:

Army

Spencer, William. Army Service Records of the First World War - Third Expanded Edition, The National Archives (2001). [ISBN: 1903365236]
["Army Service Records of the First World War (Third Expanded Edition) is the latest edition of this best-selling guide, updated to include all of the recent releases of records relating to personnel of the First World War. This title has been one of The National Archives Publications' most successful titles in recent years. This updated edition was published to coincide with the transfer to The National Archives in early 2001 of the British Army Nurses and Indian Army Records."]

Swinnerton, Ian. An Introduction to the British Army: Its History, Traditions and Records, Birmingham, Federation of Family History Societies (1998) 47 pp. [ISBN: 1860060315]
["Not understanding the basic organization, history and tradition of the modern army can be a severe handicap when using military records. An insight into its foundation, commands and ranks, uniforms, identification of regiments, records, portrays clearly how a knowledge of these will greatly assist the researcher."]

National Archives leaflets:
An article about Burnt Documents at the Public Record Office (archived copy) by Richard J. Senior. (The documents in question relate to WW1 non-commissioned servicemen).
Staff of the Commissariat Dept., from the Army List (1851), by Ted Wildy (14k).
Army Motorcyclists (1914), by Ted Wildy (54k).
Parachute Regiment War Dead, buried in France. Bern and Fay Robins who have provided pictures of many war graves of members of The Parachute Regiment in France. They have also provided details from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission about these individuals.
British Regiments In Canada gives details of the deployment of British Army units in North America prior to 1870. Family History Library film numbers of soldiers attestation and discharge papers are also provided.
The Sandhurst Collection preserves and manages the archives of the academy and its predecessors: the Royal Military College Sandhurst 1799-1939, the Royal Military Academy Woolwich 1741-1939, and of the current academy which was established in 1947.

Marines

National Archives leaflets:

Navy

Pappalardo, Bruno. PRO Pocket Guide Using Navy Records, The National Archives (2001). [ISBN: 1873162928]
["This revised edition of Using Navy Records outlines the wealth of records available on maritime careers. It explains the main types of records available, where to begin searching and how to develop your search further. There is a huge body of resources available mainly at The National Archives for searching to find an ancestor who was in the Navy. This title will help you begin your search for your relative and then you can find a record of what they looked like, kept to identify him in case of death or desertion. You can also find which ship he served on, where he went and details of his career including punishments and promotions."]

Pappalardo, Bruno. Tracing Your Naval Ancestors, The National Archives (2003). [ISBN: 1903365376]
["This is a new and comprehensive guide for family and naval historians, archivists, librarians and medal collectors. It explains the wide and diverse range of records and secondary sources which can be used to trace genealogical and career information in relation to the men and women who have served in the Royal Navy, and the naval reserve and auxiliary forces formed to assist it from 1660 to modern times. Among other topics, the contents include: service records, ships' musters and pay books, campaign and gallantry medals, casualty records, pensions, court martial, medical records and operational records. With an easy to follow and accessible format, this up-to-date guide provides illustrations of key documents, lists of useful websites, publications and addresses which will help researchers identify key and overlooked sources vital to tracing naval ancestors."]

National Archives leaflets:
O'Byrne's Naval Biographical Dictionary of 1849
Paul Benyon's Naval Index (archived copy)provides links to source masterial on naval matters.
Extensive advice on navy research, provided by Gavin Johns (archived copy)
Royal Navy Personnel Records, from the Mariners website.
Three Decks - Warships in the Age of Sail - "the premier web resource for researching naval history during the Age of Sail. Three Decks features detailed information on vessels, crew, shipyards, dockyards, naval actions, geographical locations and much, much more"
Dock Yard Volunteers, from the Army List (1851), by Ted Wildy (21k).
Names from "Napoleon's St Helena" (Gilbert Martineau, 1968), by Ted Wildy (26k).
Naval and Marine Officers listed in the Naval and Military Almanac for 1840, by Marianne Philson: Names A-H (76k); names I-Y (87k).
A guide to Marine and Naval Ratings Service Numbers.
Broadside (archived copy) - a collection of pages describing life in Royal Navy in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century.
Age of Nelson - "databases covering the Royal Navy officers who fought in the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars 1793-1815, and the seamen and marines who fought at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805".
The Ship's Company of the Battleship HMS New Zealand in 1919 (archived copy) - from the booklet HMS New Zealand - Crossing the Line [ie the Equator] Ceremony 1919 (archived copy), made available online by Paul Benyon.
1901 Census - Royal Navy Ships (archived copy) - Jeffery Knaggs has compiled an index to Royal Navy ships that were at sea or in ports abroad on 31st March 1901.
Trafalgar Ancestors - the National Archives' searchable database of "all of those who served in the Battle of Trafalgar (on the British side!) along with their service histories and any biographical details we've found".
Mariners-L mailing list - "discussions about merchant marine and naval ships and the men who made their lives at sea from the earliest recorded times to the present day".
Wills of Royal Navy and Royal Marines personnel 1786-1882 - free (unindexed) "digital microfilms" available from TNA.

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