Lookup offer for crimea casualty list and indian mutiny

[Kevwood]

Hi everyone, i now have the casualty rolls for the Crimean war 1854-1855 and the Indian Mutiny 1857-1859.

If anyone would like a lookup let me know.

Kev.

[Thudnut]

Hi Kev,
thank you for such a kind offer.

At your convenience, would you please have a look for John Hill, 61st Regt of Foot, service number 1990, in the Indian Mutiny roll.

Thank you very much.
Thudders

[Kevwood]

Hi Thudders, sorry he isn't listed.

The nearest i can find is a John Hills (private) in the 35th foot killed at jugdispore 23/4/1858.

Kev.

[NigelG]

As ever - always interested to hear of any Thomas Lloyd listed - I have 4 in a row that all served throughout the 19th & 20th century - probably Royal Artillery though by no means definite.

Cheers 

[Thudnut]

No problem, Kev.

Thak you very much for your trouble.

Thudnut

[Kevwood]

Hi Nigel, the indian mutiny book is indexed by regiment then rank and alphabetically through the ranks.

The Crimea book is indexed by battle then regiment then rank and alphabetically.

I have checked the Royal Artillery for both and no Thomas Lloyds listed.


No problem Thudders.

Kev.

[NigelG]

Many thanks for checking Kev - much appreciated 

[dcsnr]

Hi Kev,

Bit of a long shot but can you check your records for a John Collier from Cambridgeshire. He went missing for the 1861 census and his wife is listed as a widow.  I can't find his death in the indexes so I thoght he might have died abroad.

Many thanks

David

[Kevwood]

Hi, From the Crimean.

Private John Collier 2662.
62nd regiment of foot(wiltshire)
Slight wound from minor action at Sebastapol 13th April 1855. published in london gazette. 1-5-55

So loads like he was there , but wasn't killed unless he died later from his wound, seems unlikely if it was a slight wound. Will check the Indian Mutiny shortly, could have died in that.

Kev.