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The National Archives in ADM 28, Navy Board: Sea Fencibles PayLists 1789-1810

These consist of musters and  pay lists receipted by the men acknowledging their receipt of pay.

and appointment of naval officers to the sea fencibles 1798-1810

The records are arranged under districts.

Hope this might help.

 
Thank you
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Didn't want to ignore your request, but it looks as though hanes teulu already has the matter well in hand.   Regards Roy

Nagle was appointed a groom to George IV 3months before George III  died, and finished 3 months before George IV died coz he himself had died. Nagle was Edmund Burke's cousin, ward, and heir, and mates with Dr Sam Johnson. His cousin David Nagle was the Irish crossdressing highwayman 'Captain Rock'' and his other cousin James Nagle saved the Duke of Wellington's career and life in India at the battle of Assaye in 1803. His other cousin Adolphus Nagle was one of the 400 men who defended the farmhouse La Haye Sainte during the Battle of Waterloo and thus , by many accounts, saved Europe from Napoleon's Grande Armée. His aunt Nano Nagle is an Irish saint, and his grandfather Sir Richard was James II attorney General and Minster of War. He took George IV to Ireland, Scotland and Calais on the yacht. and he married an industrialists widow with a plantation on barbados

I've a 102800 word dossier, some is at my Instagram childe_jude. I was specifically lacking in the Sea Fencibles role, but have found source material. Nagle was Regent George boon companion, and valet equery butler groom twenty years. I can email you the dossier judedeangulo@gmail.com

My own family are the de Angulo/Nagle clan , my research has evidence that Peppard was a de Angulo also, and like Costello and Jordan, used their first names to found clans & septs of their own. As per the descriptions of the de Angulo originating from Angle in Pembrokeshire, this is true also, however the town was named after the family and not vice versa, as they originally come for a small town near Evreux in Normandy called , nowadays St Germain des Angles. The de Angulo were closely associated with and related to the de Lacy family, and established at least two Templar preceptories at Kilbixie and at Monanimy

i have also done a search for the Nagle/ Donovan families, you will see at the Cork Archaeological Booklet of 1905, and the Topographical survey by Colonel Grove White also of 1905 reference to the Nagle family tomb and vaults at Shanballymore, Templeroan near Castletownroche and Doneraile , the tomb has this inscription.
This monument was erected by Garrett Nagle jnr Esq Anno Domini 1796 to the   
      memory of his ancient family, whose burial place this old churchyard has been for
      several hundred years back. Among whom were interred here was the founder’s
      great grandfather, Garrett Nagle Esq, late of Clogher, the very near relative
      of  Sir Richard Nagle, Bart., Knight of the Shire of the County of Cork, Attorney 
      General, Speaker of the (Irish) House of Commons, Secretary of State and Lord
      Chief Justice  of  Ireland. His Wife Mary, daughter of Sir T.B. Purcell, Bart. of
      Annakissa.  Edmond(sic) Nagle Esq son of the said Garrett and Mary and his wife
      Catherine Fitzgerald lineally descended from the house of Desmond. The founder’s
      father and mother. Garrett Nagle Esq son of the said Edmond and Catherine, aged
      74 years and his wife Eliza(beth), daughter of Patrick Nagle Esq. late of
      Shanballyduff, and Helena, daughter of O’Donovan of Castle Donovan, aged 70
      years. She was aunt to Admiral Sir Edmond Nagle and cousin-germain to the Right 
      Hon. Edmond Burke.
      The founder’s brothers Patrick and Edmond Nagle, the former aged 23, the latter 39
      years. (And on the side of the tomb): Sacred to the memory of Ellen Sarah Nagle,
      devoted wife of Edmond Nagle, Ballinamona Castle, died 11 July 1845 in the 25th
      year of her age. Robert Nagle died 1723. Robert Nagle (another) died 1735 aged 13       
      son of Edward Nagle and Elizabeth Collins (great aunt of Michael Collins), Garrett
      Nagle died 1724, Mary Nagle died 1732 aged 5 years.