Hello ShaunJ, sorry it was written in an affidavit to a probate case which is not digitised. The British National Archives were able to send me a copy recently and my ancestor was listed as one the beneficiaries of the Will. The exact wording is "Adam Dunn, Clerk to the Coldstream Guards Orderly Room Horse Guards, London". The affidavit was sworn on 13 January 1862 by one of his first cousins. My assumption from reading about the British Military is that Orderly Room clerks were enlisted soldiers and not civilian employees. I have not been able to locate him in the 1861 census even though I have been able to identify soldiers on the 2nd Battalion of the Coldstream Guards in Barracks in London at that time, which I believe was April 1861. Maybe he was part of another Battalion who were posted elsewhere at that time. I hope this helps. Thank you, Michael.
