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EIC Recruits 1843-46 Returns made by Dublin district recruiting officers

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Date transcribed	2017-02-15
Transcribed by	Merran Ainslie
Comment	Returns made by Dublin district recruiting officers 1843-50 Lists recruits to the artillery and infantry, as brought in by various recruiting sergeants. Gives description of recruits, place of birth, occupation, where and when enlisted, attestation, approval and transfer to London. Most also show date and ship of embarkation for India and for which Presidency Transcription of IOR/ L/ MIL 9/22

	First Name(s)	George
	Surname	Little
	Corps	Artillery
	Age Years	27
	Age Months	6
	Size Feet	5
	Size Inches	7 1/4
	Date of Enlistment	13 Jan 1844
	Date of Attestation	15 Jan 1844
	Intermediate Approval	16 Jan 1844
	Payment in the District	16 Jan 1844
	Date of Embarkation	17 Jan 1844
	Date of Final Approval	23 Jan 1844
	By What Steamer	Royal William
	For Where	Gravesend
	By Whom Escorted	Sergt. Nangle
	Where Born Parish	Devenish
	In or Near What Town	Enniskillen
	County	Fermanagh
	Trade	Clerk
	Complexion	fresh
	Eyes	brown
	Hair	brown
	Where Enlisted	Dublin
	By whom Enlisted	R.L.
	Magistrate's Name before whom Attested	S W Tyndall
	Date of Final Destination	29 Jun 1844
	By What Ship	Simon Taylor
	For what Presidency	Bengal
	Remarks 1	7 years, 217 days in 15 Foot, paid £15, discharged as Sergt.
	Photo No.	Q1090270-71

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Mainly transcribed from L/MIL/9/1-28 Registers of Recruits, 1817-1860.

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