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 Soldiers Pension Details - 1896

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Date transcribed2009-00-00
Transcribed byPeter Rogers
CommentThe following data were taken in 1896 as a 'snapshot' of Pensioners who were formerly in service in India with the East India Company's Armies and/of the Indian Army. These data are transcribed from IOR/L/MIL/14/214

Note that many of the entries were made by persons with lack of knowledge of placenames or other details unfamiliar to better education. Accordingly, some of the spelling is not 'standard'!

IOR Reference  L/MIL/14/214 f.177    
Surname  Hardney    
First Name(s)  William    
Record Date  01-Jun    
Record Year  1896    
Address  20,Myrtle Street, Blackrock Rd.,Islington, London.    
Born  Walworth Common,15th.July 1806.    
Trade  Labourer/Gardener.    
Enlisted  Westminster January 1827.    
Regiment(s)  4th.Co.5th.Battn.Bengal Artillery.    
Served Under  Capt Day, Bengal Artillery.    
Discharged  2nd.August 1854.India House, Leadenhall St.,Service.25yrs.9mths. Pension = 2s.    
Cause of Discharge  After 25 years Service, Claimed Discharge.    
Medals  None.    
Regimental Number  None.    
Wounds or Distinguishing Marks  None.    
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In 1896 the Military Pension authorities determined to take a 'snapshot' of ex-soldiers of the EIC & Indian Armies who were receiving a pension in Europe. This snapshot provides very interesting details of the careers of each soldier and each widow receiving a pension.
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