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Title: 1815 Waterloo Medal Roll for 2nd Battalion 35th Regiment of Foot now Sussex Reg
Post by: Cockneyrebel on Saturday 23 November 13 10:19 GMT (UK)
I've a copy of the above roll which just gives the rank, first name and surname as well as his roll number on the list and no other details.
If necessary I can look up any names on the lists for anyone that needs it.
Cockneyrebel
Title: Re: 1815 Waterloo Medal Roll for 2nd Battalion 35th Regiment of Foot now Sussex Reg
Post by: fredzey on Saturday 23 August 14 08:42 BST (UK)
Hi there I am tracing the history of one of my ancestors who served for many years with the 35th regiment of foot. One of the regiments was present at Waterloo. I want to find out if my ancestor was present with that regiment. If you can help it will save a visit to the national archives for the present. His name is Denis Nicholson. Spelled as Denis or Dennis or Dennie.

Thanks
Denis Gaskell aka Fredzey
Title: Re: 1815 Waterloo Medal Roll for 2nd Battalion 35th Regiment of Foot now Sussex Reg
Post by: Cockneyrebel on Saturday 23 August 14 09:06 BST (UK)
If you pm me I'll send you the 2 lists which amount to about 300 pages and you can look for yourself.
Cr
Title: Re: 1815 Waterloo Medal Roll for 2nd Battalion 35th Regiment of Foot now Sussex Reg
Post by: km1971 on Saturday 23 August 14 09:30 BST (UK)
Hi Denis

If you have your ancestor's record it will say if he served at Waterloo, as each 'Other Rank' present got a separate 'Waterloo' pension. Later on this was changed to two years added to the pensionable service.

Ken
Title: Re: 1815 Waterloo Medal Roll for 2nd Battalion 35th Regiment of Foot now Sussex Reg
Post by: dismo on Saturday 11 November 17 13:58 GMT (UK)
An ancestor of a friend was I think in the 35th stationed in Barbados in 1879. I am keen to find out more about his career. His name is George Henry Spencer 1858-1930 of Sheffield. He is listed in 1891 and 1901 census as being a Sergeant Instructor in The Volunteer Infantry based in Miloom near Ulverston

Many thanks
Simon O'Corra