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km1971
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Hi Again
Still cannot find him in the 1851 Census. Ancestry does not list anyone with that spelling. If you could post either the HO reference (at the side) or the District number (1a to 1p) from Ancestry that will help.
Either way as you know he was still serving after 1854 you will have to visit Kew to see if his papers survive under 1st Dragoons, rather than 1st Dragoon Guards.
In the 1850 Army List the 1st (Royal) Dragoons were in York, so either they were dispersed or the moved to Notts before teh 1851 Census
Ken
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km1971
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Hi Nari
No wonder I had a problem, Ancestry have indexed him as Edward Cuclmore.
He was in the 1st (Royal) Regiment of Dragoons, as confirmed by one of the two officers. They were part of just a Troop of a Captain, a Subaltern, 36 men and two civilian grooms, one for each officer, and a handful of wives with children. The wives would have earned a few extra pennies a week by doing the laundry and mending.
The address was just High Oakland Barracks. The ‘99’ is the scheduled number on the census summary.
Ken
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Sorry you will need to google to find out what they did. He would have had a service number.
Ken
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