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AlanBoyd
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
Re: Army basses 1851 England
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Reply #9 on:
Tuesday 25 April 23 08:36 BST (UK) »
From newspaper reports
May 1851
"The supernumerary companies of the 42nd Foot, on arrival from Bermuda are ordered to be landed at Aberdeen."
And in September 1851 42nd Foot are in North America, (56th Foot are in Bermuda)
Boyd, Dove, Blakey, Burdon
heath
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Re: Army basses 1851 England
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Wednesday 26 April 23 04:54 BST (UK) »
thanks Allan
could you please explain more - At Fold3 the George Storrie record cited by tonepad includes “Duty Location: Bermuda”
tonepad
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Re: Army basses 1851 England
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Wednesday 26 April 23 06:34 BST (UK) »
Fold3 is part of Ancestry and a separate subscription site holding military records for the UK and other countries:
https://www.fold3.com/
Tony
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AlanBoyd
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Re: Army basses 1851 England
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Wednesday 26 April 23 07:23 BST (UK) »
Yes, the record at Fold3 matches tonepad’s find but has that one extra piece of information.
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ShaunJ
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Re: Army basses 1851 England
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Wednesday 26 April 23 08:29 BST (UK) »
Looking at the others:
George Storey 1429 1st Foot - in Fermoy - he was born circa 1821 in Wymondham, Norfolk
George Storey 1223 2nd Foot - recorded in Clonmel per the musters BUT he is in the 1851 census in Levenshulme, Manchester. Born Macclesfield circa 1821
George Storey 849 16th Dragoons - in Hounslow - can't see him in the census. He's also in the 1841 musters in India. No other records found
George Storey 1957 63rd foot - "Ashton under Lyne and Limerick" - drummer and fifer - no other records found
UK Census info. Crown Copyright, from
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heath
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Re: Army basses 1851 England
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Thursday 27 April 23 03:54 BST (UK) »
Well thanks for that, I don't have ancestry, and have found Findmypast has very little info to start with, hence I haven't got that either. The four George Storey's that has been listed would not be the one I am looking for. I have noted them all.
heath
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Re: Army basses 1851 England
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Thursday 27 April 23 04:12 BST (UK) »
Seen that the four listed have spelt there surname Storey All appear to be born in England, and in 1851 his father spelt surname Story, and the name is now spelt Storrie, -manly because they are associated with Scotland, and in the newer generation.
scrimnet
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Re: Army basses 1851 England
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Friday 28 April 23 19:52 BST (UK) »
If the one you are looking for is 42nd Foot here are their locations for the period...
1840 Ionian Islands
1843 Malta
1847 West Indies...which would indeed include Bermuda...
1851 Canada
1852 Scotland & England
1854 Turkey
1854 Sept Crimea (Highland Bde)
1856 July England
1857 Aug at sea
1857 India
1857 Sepoy rebellion
1858 India
1868 Scotland & England
1873 Gold Coast
1873 Ashanti war
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heath
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Re: Army basses 1851 England
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Saturday 29 April 23 05:36 BST (UK) »
thank you for finding all that out. Boy they got around. I don't think that I will ever find him in the UK, at that rate.
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