Lookup offer for crimea casualty list and indian mutiny

[Kevwood]

Stewart    J.E.    Lieutenant    ?    2nd Battalion 1st Foot (Royal Scots)    Danger Wound    The Assault on the Quarries    7 June 1855   


Stewart    James    Private    2876    2nd Battalion 1st Foot (Royal Scots)    Slight Wound    Minor actions at Sebastopol    23 May 1855   


Kev.

[Kevwood]

No other Vallis' or variations HiFly

Kev.

[janglaschu]

Stewart    J.E.    Lieutenant    ?    2nd Battalion 1st Foot (Royal Scots)    Danger Wound    The Assault on the Quarries    7 June 1855   


Stewart    James    Private    2876    2nd Battalion 1st Foot (Royal Scots)    Slight Wound    Minor actions at Sebastopol    23 May 1855   


Kev.

Thanks for this Kev, I'll see if these throw up any light on my Henry. Much obliged.

Janet

[Lancejack24]

Hi Kev

Can you tell me if there was any casualties in the zulu war with the surname Hodges.

Regards lancejack

[helenna]

Hi Kev,

Could you look up Henry Grahame Montagu of the 7th Fusiliers in the Crimean War and then went on to !3th Somerset REg. serving in the Indian Mutiny. Am given to understand that he was injured 3 times and nursed by Florence Nightingale, (werent they all)

Many thanks
Helenna

[Arfur Mo]

Can you tell me if there was any casualties in the zulu war with the surname Hodges.

Lancejack,

There is an online list of the battle casualties (it does not include those who died of disease etc) from the Anglo-Zulu war of 1879. There is only one Hodges;

709    Private    Hodges    Thomas    80th Foot (Staffordshire Volunteers)    Killed in Action    Intombi    12 March 1879

http://hometown.aol.co.uk/heatherasplin/SA1879cas.html

Regards,
Arf

[millview]

hi could you look for a joseph or william nedley 27th first, that is all the info i have,know his son was born in jamica.


angela

[billy56]

Hi,
please could you look up Zachariah Silas Curgenven who served in the Crimean and I believe was a medical orderly.

Thank you

[joboy]

Hi Kev ........... I just have to avail myself of your very kind offer.
What I have is from the London Gazette which states;
"Serjeant-Major Twitchin, G-walior, 13th and 14th
May, murdered by the mutinous corps of the
Gwalior Contingent.
Killed by the Moorar Mutineers june 1857"
I have since found that his 1st names were 'Frederick J'.
I cannot find what regiment he was in or where he was born (particularly as I do a 'one name' study) so assume that he may have been born in India.
Further research shows that he married Amelia Cordell in 1847.
Any detail that you can unearth would be most appreciated.
joboy