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The Lighter Side / Re: Patrick Kelly 28th Regiment of Foot, India 1844
« on: Tuesday 03 March 20 15:31 GMT (UK) »
Hi McKHA489. Thanks for your information. That will keep me busy. Looks like they had a hard time with the climate.
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The Lighter Side / Re: Patrick Kelly 28th Regiment of Foot, India 1844
« on: Tuesday 03 March 20 15:24 GMT (UK) »
Hi. Thanks Maddy 52. The slight injury would fit his lost finger information. The England Census for 1851 has the 28th Regiment in barracks at Salford, Manchester. Listed are 3 Patrick Kellys, but no regimental numbers. I also found a medal list 1854 - 1855 for Inkerman and Alma battles with a Patrick Kelly number 1539. I have his sign up records and he has the number 393, so I am not sure they line up. Can you send me a links to the Morning Post and Friend of India articles.
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The Lighter Side / Patrick Kelly 28th Regiment of Foot, India 1844
« on: Sunday 01 March 20 19:45 GMT (UK) »
Hello. I am researching Patrick Kelly b. 1821 Dublin. He joined the British Army 28th Regiment of Foot in Liverpool in 1841. He was sent to New South Wales, Australia and in 1842 the Regiment was sent to India. Does anyone know where I can find on line information on his time in India.
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: George Graham b. 1760 d. 1813
« on: Monday 13 August 18 20:43 BST (UK) »
Hi. Thanks for the help and guidance everyone.
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: George Graham b. 1760 d. 1813
« on: Monday 13 August 18 18:37 BST (UK) »
Carlisle Journal 4 Apr 1813.
On Sunday morning the body of Mr George Graham, farmer at Westlinton was found drowned in the river Line. It appears that the deceased, on the preceeding morning set out to go to his brother's house at some little distance; the footpath to which led close by the side of the river. It is therefore conjectured that the deceased, who was subject to fits, had been overcome by one and had fallen into the water.
Coroners verdict: accidental death.
On Sunday morning the body of Mr George Graham, farmer at Westlinton was found drowned in the river Line. It appears that the deceased, on the preceeding morning set out to go to his brother's house at some little distance; the footpath to which led close by the side of the river. It is therefore conjectured that the deceased, who was subject to fits, had been overcome by one and had fallen into the water.
Coroners verdict: accidental death.
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Family History Beginners Board / George Graham b. 1760 d. 1813
« on: Monday 13 August 18 13:47 BST (UK) »
I would like to find the inquest report on my relatives death from accidently drowning in the River Lyne in Cumberland in 1813. He was 53 yrs old and fell into th3e river near home at Moorhouses, Kirklinton. Can anyone point me in the right direction to find information?
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