Received 27^th October 1695

Died 21 April 1714 at Bergues

Laurence Faulou aged 25 years of County Waterford, soldier of Sr. Butler, Arlow’s Irish Regiment in which he says he has served 4 years, as well as 4 years in Ireland. His right arm was crippled by a musket shot at Marsaglia. Catholic

Received 4^th September 1692

Sent back. Given 13 PSC.

Hugues Farrell aged 21 of County Longford, dragoon in the colonel of Luttrell’s Irish Dragoons Regiment in which he says he has served 3 years. He has had his right leg “cut” after a cannon shot at the Siege of Limerick (confirmed by certificate). Catholic.

Received 9^th July 1706

Died 23rd November 1737.

Laclin Fauguerty aged 48 of Thurlegs?, County Tipperary, lieutenant following the reformation of Lee’s Infantry Regiment under Montcassel in which he has served 15 years as much in that capacity as sub-lieutenant and cadet as well as 2 years in Ireland in the King of England’s Guards Corps. He is greatly troubled by his right leg due to a rifle shot at the last Battle of Hochstädt which puts him out of service. He bears an order from Mr. Chamillart to be received. Catholic.

Received 14^th November 1710

Expelled 1st April 1701for carrying false certificates.

Patrick Faulkner aged 72 of Corickmaroise, County Louth, soldier in Callaghan's, Orrington’s Regiment; in which he has served for more than 20 years confirmed by his certificate. His right hand was crippled by a rifle shot at the Battle of St Croix which combined with his weak eyesight and other wounds put him out of service. Married in Paris. Carpenter by trade. Catholic.

3rd June 1700 presented himself again. Expelled again for same reason as above and name crossed out in register on same day.

Received 2^nd May 1710

Died 18th February 1717

Denis Falvy aged 42 of Ardoüane, County Kerry, soldier in Bryan's, Lee’s Regiment under Montcassel, in which he has served 20 years confirmed by his certificate. His right knee is crippled having been broken by a fragment of wood by the effect of a cannonball at Malplaquet Catholic.

Received 16^th September 1712

Died 4th April 1732 at Sedan ATD

Laurence Faulou aged 49 of Grangouin. County Waterford, corporal in Sr. McMahan’s Grenadiers, O’Donnell’s regiment under Fitzgerald and Albemarle, in which he has served 22 years, borne out by his certificate, and says he has also served 3 years in Ireland He is very troubled by frequent dizzy spells having been trepanned after his head was hit with the cross-head of a rifle whilst in a detachment near Tournai last winter which puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 3^rd June 1700

Expelled 1st April 1701 by order of Mr. Chamillart for carrying false certificates

Patrick Faulkner aged 63 of County Low, sergeant in Ricard's, Orrington’s Regiment under the King of England’s Guards under Greder-Allemand, Furstemberg, and Hamilton, in which he has served 29 years, borne out by his certificate. He bears an order from the Marquis of Barbesieux to be received. Married in Paris. Carpenter by trade. Catholic.

14th November 1710 presented himself again. Refused again for same reason as above and name crossed out in register on same day.

Received 14^th October 1700

Died 20^th February 1703 at Ham Chateau ATD

Edmond Farry aged 46 of County Donegal, soldier in  O’Donnell's, Albemarle’s Irish Regiment under the Marines, in which he has served 12 years, confirmed by his certificate. His right hand is crippled from a musket shot at Spire which combined with another musket shot to his left leg at Spire puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 8^th December 1713

Died 4th March 1733

John Fay known as "St John" aged 55 of County Tipperary, sergeant in McMahan's, Fitzgerald’s Irish Regiment, in which he says he has served 7 years as well as one year in Pedrebourg’s. His right thigh was crippled by a rifle shot at Turin. He is one of a number of Invalids listed at Besançon. Sergeant by trade. Catholic.

Received 2^nd October 1755

Died 8th November 1768 at Sète Hospital ATD

Ross Farrell aged 46 of Stentown, County Longford, sergeant in Berwick’s Irish Regiment, Dourdall’s company, in which he has served 23 years, 10 of those as sergeant. He is troubled by his lower belly due to a shot at Fontenoy. Catholic

Received 13^th June 1676

Refused same day because he has insufficient service and is badly afflicted with scrofula without other wounds. Given £15 to return to Ireland.

William Fallard Irish aged 24, soldier in the company of young captain Hamilton in the regiment of the same name in which he has served for one year. He has scrofula according to the certificate of doctor of Toul Hospital dated 5th May 1676. He bears a passport from his major dated 29^th May 1676. Single. Catholic.

Received 17^th July 1677

20th September 1677 He wished to retire to Ireland and besides two sets of under garments, he was given £18 to enable him to do this.

Jack le Fane Irish, aged 25, soldier in captain Hamilton's, Dongan’s Regiment in which he says he has served 3 years. He is out of service due to a musket shot to his left thigh last year at Saverne which has left him crippled. He bears a letter from Mr. Miromenil, Intendant at Chalons dated 2^nd July 1677. Single. Catholic.

Received 1^st March 1715

Died 10th May 1721 at Aigues Mortes ATD

Owen Farrell aged 60 of Balbigly near Londonderry, corporal oin the colonel of Dillon’s Irish Regiment, in which he has served 24 years according to his certificate. He is greatly troubled by his vision which combined with his infirmities puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 28^th June 1696

Edmond Ferrell aged 59 of County Lunffar, soldier in the colonel of Limerick’s Regiment in which he says he has served one year as well as 4 in the King of England Guards and 6 in Dillon’s Regiment. A rifle shot to his left arm at Arras and a pike blow at St Croix puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 5^th May 1713

Died 23rd August 1717 at Ardres ATD

John Ferelle aged 77 years, of Dromheriffe, County Armagh, soldier in Butler's, Orrington’s Regiment, in which he has served 24 years, confirmed by his certificate, and says he has served 8 years in Ireland. He is very troubled by his left leg from a bomb fragment at Douai which combined with weak eyesight and other infirmities puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 30^th October 1711

Died 10th August 1725 at Le Havre ATD

Jack Fitzgerald de Ste Marie aged 42 of Dunghernan, County Waterford, cavalier in Robert Nugent's, Nugent’s Regiment under Sheldon, in which he has served 20 years, confirmed by his certificate, and says he has also served 2 years in Ireland and 3 years in O’Neill’s Dragoons. His right hand is crippled from a sabre blow at Ramillies which combined with a rifle shot through his shoulders, a cut to his head at Spire and Audenarde and severe caducity puts him out of service. Hat maker by trade. Catholic

Received 20^th October 1695

Died 19^th November 1696

David Fisher aged of County Cork, soldier in Brittin's, Talbot’s Irish Regiment, in which he says he has served 6 years. He has had his spine broken by a blow from a musket butt at Marsaglia. Catholic.

Received 28^th September 1708

Died 23^rd October 1719

Jack Finy James Feeney aged 41 of Drumcline, County Sligo, soldier in Risbourg's, Dillon’s Regiment in which he says he has served 20 years, as well as 4 years in Ireland. His weak vision combined with a rifle shot to his right arm at Yvrée puts him out of service. He comes at present from a company of invalids which was at Antibes. Catholic.

Received 28^th June 1709

Died 25^th February 1728

William FitzSimons aged 44 of Molingare, soldier in the colonel of Lee’s Regiment's under Montcassel in which he has served 16 years, confirmed by his certificate. He has been very troubled by sciatica in his right thigh for the past 18 months which puts him out of service. Married in Paris. Catholic.

Received 21^st January 1700

Jack Fitzgerald aged 60 of County Cork, soldier in Francis Barry, Clare’s Regiment, in which he has served 10 years, and 8 years in Hamilton’s. His certificate shows 25 years of service. Married in Ireland. Catholic.

Received 11^th February 1700

Gave up his place 17th August 1700. Given £30. PSC and his certificates were returned to him.

John Fitzgerald aged 40 of Limerick, soldier in lieutenant colonel Carroll's, Berwick’s Regiment under the King of England’s Dragoons, in which he has served 12 years, confirmed by his certificate. He bears an order from the Marquis of Barbesieux to be received. Married in Paris. Catholic

Received 11^th March 1700

Gave up his place 12th June 1704. Given £30 PSC and his certificates were returned to him.

Edmond FitzSimons aged 23 of County Down, soldier in Barry Senior's, Clare’s Regiment, in which he has served 10 years, confirmed by his certificate. He bears an order from the Marquis of Barbesieux to be received. Catholic.

Received 8^th April 1700

Thomas FitzMaurice aged 29 of County Kerry, soldier in Maggy's, Dillon’s Regiment under Greder-Allemand, Furstemberg and Hamilton, in which he has served 18 years, mentioned in his certificate. Catholic.

Received 2^nd September 1701

Died 10th December 1726

Francis Fitton aged 57 of Nokany, County Limerick, lieutenant following the reformation of Berwick’s Infantry Regiment in which he has served 4 years as well as 6 years as lieutenant in Athlone’s and 4 years as captain in Barrett’s Regiment in Ireland. His weak eyesight and wounds put him out of service. He bears an order from Mr. Chamillart to be received. Catholic.

Received 2^nd September 1701

William Fitzgerald aged 50 of Kildare, cavalier in Fleming's, Sheldon’s Regiment under Galmoy, in which he has served 10 years as well as 6 years as infantry lieutenant in Dillon’s Regiment in Ireland. His certificate shows 16 years of service. Paralysis of his left side puts him out of service. Married in Ireland. Catholic.

Received 15^th May 1698

Died 15th September 1722 at St Malo ATD

Jack Fitzgerald aged 40 of County Kildare, soldier in the colonel of Athlone’s Regiment, in which he says he has served 13 years as much in France as in Ireland. His left hand was crippled by a rifle shot from the Barbettes near Pinerolo. Joiner by trade. Catholic.

Received 4^th July 1697

Balthazar FitzWilliams aged 38 of County Meath, sergeant in Hogan's, Lee’s Regiment under Montcassel, in which he has served 6 years as well as  6 in Surbeck and Conigsmarck, 5 in Furstemberg’s, and 4 in Hamilton’s. His certificate shows 20 years of service. His left knee is crippled from a rifle shot at Necker 4 years ago. Cobbler by trade. Catholic.

Died 8^th May 1713

Patrick Fitzpatrick aged 29 of Limerick, soldier of Sr. O’Connor, Limerick’s Regiment, in which he says he has served 8 years. He has had the extremities of both feet “cut” after they were frozen whilst in a detachment in the valleys against the Barbets two years ago last Winter which combined with several wounds puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 27^th March 1698

Deserted 25^th July 1710 from Arras and got married without permission.

Jack Fitzgerald aged 26 of County Kerry, soldier of Sr. Coughlin, Clare’s Regiment, in which he has served 10 years as much in France as in Ireland (confirmed by his certificate). His right shoulder is crippled due to a pike blow which he received being commanded to go to the burning of Valentin which puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 21^st August 1698

Died 7 March 1707

John Fihin Derby aged 30 of Cork, soldier of Sr. McCarty Spaigne, Lee’s Regiment under Montcassel, in which he has served 12 years, confirmed by his certificate. Both legs are paralysed since a year ago which puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 25^th September 1698

Deserted 5^th May 1703 from Quesnoy.

Gerard Fitzgerald aged 36 of Cork, soldier of Sr. David Barry, Clare’s Irish Regiment, in which he has served 9 years (mentioned in his certificate). His right hand is crippled from a musket shot at Montmeillan combined with a rifle shot which he received through his thigh whilst in a detachment in the Valley of Luzerne, puts him out of service. Cellar man by trade. Catholic.

Received 2^nd October 1698

Died 22^nd February 1731

John FitzMaurice aged 35 of County Kerry, lieutenant of the company colonel of Limerick’s Regiment, in which he has served 10 years. His right arm is crippled from a musket shot at Valance. He bears an order from the Marquis of Barbesieux to be admitted. Catholic

Received 18^th June 1693

Sent back. Given 24 PSC.

Thomas Fitzgerald aged 22 of County Cork, soldier of Sr. Mathely, Athlone’s Regiment, in which he says he has served 3 years. He is greatly troubled by his hips and thighs with sciatic gout inneterée which puts him out of service. Tailor by trade. Catholic.

Received 30^th May 1704

Died 15^th January 1713

Nicholas Fitzgerald aged 65 of County Kerry, reformation lieutenant at the suite of Dillon’s Infantry Regiment under Limerick, in which he has served 11½ years in that capacity as well as 2 years as captain in McCarty’s in Ireland. His troubles put him out of service. He bears an order from Mr. Chamillart to be received. Catholic

Received 8^th December 1713

Died 9^th April 1719 - drowned in the sea whilst ATD at Chateau Iff

Anthony FitzMaurice known as Anthony aged 39 of Cana, Ireland, soldier of the colonel of Galmoy’s Irish Regiment, in which he says he has served 18 years. Her has had his left leg “cut” after a rifle shot at Montefil . He is one of a number of invalids reçensé at Besançon. Catholic.

Received 26^th May 1713

Died 26^th April 1743.

Miles Finnegan aged 55 of Acondre, County Sligo, grenadier of Sr. McMahon, O’Donnell’s Irish Regiment under Fitzgerald and Albemarle, in which he has served 22 years (borne out by his certificate). His right knee is crippled due to three rifle shots at Douai. Married in Paris. Panetier (bread distributor?) by trade. Catholic.

Died 14^th April 1726 at Ardres ATD.

Bernard Fitzpatrick aged 60 of Balicoly, Kings County, soldier of Sr. Dunne, O’Donnell’s Irish Regiment under Fitzgerald, Albemarle and Dublin, in which he has served 23 years (confirmed by his certificate). His right leg is crippled from a rifle shot at Spire; combined with being very troubled by a complete decline of his right side puts him out of service. Married in Cambrai. Catholic.

Received 13^th August 1706

Died 29^th September 1725

John Fitzgerald Desse aged 60 of Romane, County Waterford, reformation lieutenant at the suite of Lee’s Irish Regiment under Montcassel, in which he has served 16 years as much in that capacity as lieutenant and sub-lieutenant as well as 19 years as cadet and soldier in Surbeck’s, Conigsmarck’s, Furstemberg’s and Hamilton’s. His wounds and troubles put him out of service. He bears an order from Mr. Chamillart to be received. Married in Metz. Catholic.

Received 8^th July 1700

Died 23^rd February 1703

Daniel Fiolant aged 64 of Dublin, sergeant in the company of Sr. Le Fonre, French Guards Regiment, in which he has served for 40 years (confirmed by his certificates) and says he has also served 10 years in the Duke of York’s English Regiment. He bears an order from the Marquis of Barbesieux to be received. Catholic.

Received 24^th January 1697

Sent back having no authorisation. Given £7. 4s.

Henry FitzSimons aged 38 of Dublin, sergeant of Sr. Lally, Dillon’s Regiment, in which he has served 6 years (confirmed by his certificate) and says he has served one more year as well as 11 years in Surbeck’s, Conigsmarck’s and Furstemberg’s plus 4 in Hamilton’s. He is greatly troubled by his left leg left from a musket shot at Palamos which combined with his decline puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 14^th July 1729

Died 26 November 1741

John Fitzpatrick aged 60 of Menhem, County Kildare, soldier of Sr. Keating, Rothe’s Irish Regiment under Orrington, in which he has served 37 years, (borne out by his certificate dated 31^st May 1729. He is troubled by rheumatism in his left side which along with his wounds puts him out of service. Catholic

Received 21^st July 1729

Died 19^th June 1749

Joseph Fitzgerald aged 46 of the town of Dublin, drummer of Sr. O’Brien, Berwick’s Irish Regiment in which he has served 20 years (mentioned in his certificate dated 17^th June 1729). He says he has also served 3 years in the Artois Regiment. He has lost his right eye from a fluxion which combined with his other troubles puts him out of service. Catholic

Received 1^st April 1706

Jack Fleming aged 65 of County Tipperary, sergeant of Sr. Hagan, lLe’s Irish  Regiment under Montcassel, in which he has served for over 14 years, confirmed by his certificate, and says he has also served 6 years in Ireland in the same Regiment of Montcassel. His wounds and troubles put him out of service. Married in Paris. Catholic.

29 July 1717. Jack Fleming Irish being corporal of the Company of Sr. Massey ATD in garrison at Sisteron 04209 having been detached with a sergeant and 4. soldier for an escort to go to Aix in Provence. He is sifo.

Received 14/5/1693

Died 11 December 1719 at Blamont ATD..

Denis Flanagan aged 40 years, of Dublin soldier of Sr. Chapel, Irish Regiment of Talbot, in which he says he has served 4 years, is crippled of the hand left, and fort troubled by his of his head of several coups of Sabre which he received last year whilst in a detachment near Pinerolo, comme il parroist by his certificates. Sawyer of Long by trade. Catholic.

Received 22/3/1715

Richard Flaide aged 60 of Dublin, soldier of Sr. Bryan O’Neil Berwick’s Irish Regiment, in which he has served 14 years, apparently 2 years in Gonniga, 2 years in Dauphine’s, 5 years in Dublin, 9 years in of Orrington and 4 years Monmouth, it is borne out in his certificate which he at served 40 years, is very troubled by his right talon by a rifle shot which he received at the Battle of St Francois, combined with his other Wounds and troubles puts him out of service, surgeon by profession. Catholic.

19 April 1720. Richard Flaide Irish having obtained of Mr. Governor a leave paper of 3^rd to the 14th September 1719, to go to Bayonne vacquer at his affaires at the town of Meaux in disguise and conduit in the prison

Received 25^th May 1706

Died 7^th May 1707

Peter Fleming aged 34 of County Meath, brigadier of Sr. Nugent, Nugent’s Irish Regiment under Sheldon, the Queen of England and Galmoy, in which he has served 14 years, confirmed by his certificate, and asays he has also served 3 years in Ireland. His right knee is crippled having been dislocated when his horse fell form beneath him whilst in a detachment commanded to reconnoitre the enemy between Tongres and Tirlemont which puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 20/4/1708

9 July 1712.it is Died.

Edmond Flynn aged 41 of Oken, County Cork, soldier of Sr. Brian, Lee’s regiment under Montcassel, in which he has served 18 years, confirmed by his certificate is very troubled by a chancrous ulcer of his upper lip combined with his wounds putting him out of service. Married in Metz.Tailor of habits of his trade. Catholic.

Received 1/5/1711

17 august 1735.it is Died.

George Fleming Irish, aged 26 years, of Lolcine? County Mayo, Cavalier of the master of Camp of Regiment of Cavalry of Nugent under Sheldon, in which he has served 5 years, confirmed by his certificate, is very troubled by his of the Superior Levre the having pierce after a rifle shot which he received at the Battle of Malplaquet which puts him out of service. Married in Bruxelles Catholic.

Received 15^th March 1715

Died 5 September 1726

John Fleming aged 72 of Kezsleze, County Cork, soldier of Sr. Mulvany, Lee’s Irish Regiment under Montcassel, in which he has served 28 years (confirmed by his certificate) He is very troubled by a chest oppression which along with his weak eyesight puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 5^th April 1715 to recovery section for 3 months.

Died 21 August 1715.

Patrick Flaherty aged 30 of Iniche, County Clare soldier of Sr. Rally, Berwick’s Irish Regiment, in which he has served 16 years (borne out by his certificate). He is troubled by his kidneys and right leg having been buried by an explosion at Fribourg which puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 2^nd July 1699

Died 9 October 1699

Edmond Fleming aged 26 of County Limerick, soldier of Sr. O’Neill, Berwick’s Irish Regiment in which he says he has served 9 years. His right arm is crippled from a musket shot at Valence which puts him out of service. Catholic

Received 16^th January 1698

Died at Paris18 February 1706.

Edmond Fleniken aged 39 of County Roscommon, soldier of Sr. Dassigny, King of England’s Guards Regiment, in which he has served 11 years, confirmed by his certificate, is crippled of the leg left of a cannonball which his his leg at St Croix. Married in St Germain in Laye. Catholic.

Received 21^st July 1729

Died 28 January 1743

Bernard Flaherty Irish, aged 48 years, of Canack, County Galway, Reformation lieutenant in the Brigade of the officers reformed of Regiment Irish of Rothe in garrison a Philippeville commanded by the Sr. Tinstall, in which he has served 14 years in cette capacity, and auparavent 4 years of reformation lieutenant, and 5 years of cadet in the Regiment Irish of O’Donnell, is crippled of the Right leg y having a Gonflement considerable a the os provenant of a chute which he fit at the months of January last in faisant the Ronde at Philippeville, which puts him out service, received in capacity of officer by order of Mr. Dangervilliers, and is Catholic

Received 5November 1716

Died 26 June 1730

Edmond Flanagan Irish, aged 56 years, of Castlanbeny, County Monahan, soldier of Sr. O’Neill lieutenant colonel of Irish Lee’s Regiment, in which he has served 23 years, comme il paroit by his certificate, is very troubled by his of the hanche left of a gout Sciatique combined with his other infirmities puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 21^st August 1705

Henry Forfy Irish aged 42 years, of County Armagh, soldier of Sr. O’Neil, Berwick’s Regiment under the Dragoons of King of England, in which he says he has served 15 years, and apparently 3 years in Ireland, is crippled of the thigh left the having eue démise in aydant at serve the Canon at the Siege of Vercelli . Catholic.

Received 28thj August 1711

11 March 1712 re-entered service in the company of Sr. Devigouroux, Pardaillan’s Cavalry Regiment

Peter Foley aged 60 of Waterford, soldier of the colonel of Bourke’s Regiment in which he has served 4 years, and apparently 18 years in Orrington’s and the King of England’s Guards and 2 years in Ireland, confirmed by his certificate that he has served 24 years. His wounds and troubles puts him out of service. Married in Dauphiné. Gardener by trade. Catholic

Received 12^th August 1729

Died19 January 1738 at the Havre ATD.

Thomas Ford aged 60 of Tolvinne, County Cavan, corporal of Sr. John Bourke at Dillon’s Irish Regiment leaving by the incorporation of Galmoy’s Regiment in which he has served 39 years, mentioned in his certificate dated 25 November 1728. His wounds and troubles put him out of service. Catholic.

Received 23^rd March 1703

Died 13 January 1713 at Calais Hospital ATD

John Fox aged 40 of Dunguenin, Ireland, soldier of Sr. Hocquin, Galmoy’s Irish Regiment, in which he has served 12 years, confirmed by his certificate, had his right arm carried away by a canon volley at the retrenchments of Luzzara. Catholic.

Died 9 December 1708

Germain Folhanne aged 70 of County Limerick, soldier of Sr. McCarty, Lee’s Regiment under Montcassel, in which he says he has served 4 years, apparently 4 years in Zurbeck, 15 in Hamilton, and 9 in Royal Roussillon. His great age and troubles put him out of service. Catholic.

Received 4^th December 1698

Sent back as he is not crippled. Given £15 PSC.

Jack Fox aged 25 of Cork, soldier of Sr. Butler, Clare’s Irish Regiment, in which he says he has served 7 years, and apparently 3 in Ireland, is crippled of arm left the having eu cassé by a coup of cross of musket which he received at Valence. Catholic.

Received 16^th June 1713

Died 19th June 1715 at the Isle of Ré ATD

Patrick Forphy aged 26 of Lorguen, Ireland, soldier of the company of Sr. Caüenan, Berwick’s Irish Regiment, in which he says he has served 6 years, is crippled of arm right of a coup of rifle shot which he received at Salce which puts him out of service. He comes at present from a company of invalids which is at Bordeaux: Surgeon by Profession. Catholic.

Received 20^th February 1705

Died 21^st February 1719

Edmond Fox aged 45 of County Limerick, cadet in the colonel of Lee’s Regiment, in which he says he has served 9 years, apparently 7 years in the Guards of Corps of King of England, and 4 years in Montcassel in Ireland, is crippled of the thigh left of a coup of rifle shot which he received at the Siege of fort of Kell combined with several other wounds as much at the poitrine, aux Legs and aux arm putting him out of service, He bears an order from Mr. Chamillart pour etre Received, married in his own country, is Catholic.

Received 23^rd July 1716

Died 29 April 1717

Andrew Foilan aged 58 of Kilkenny, soldier of the Company colonel of Irish Regiment of O’Brien, in which he has served 26 years, ainsi which he is borne out in his certificate, is very troubled by his of the leg left of a coup of rifle shot which he received at the Siege of Douai 59178, combined with his other wounds putting him out of service. Catholic.

Received 12^th November 1716

Died 16 October 1724 at Ardres ATD

Jack Fourlong aged 56 of Rosse. County Westford, sergeant of Sr. Bryan, Lee’s Regiment under Montcassel, in which he has served 31 years, confirmed by his certificate. His weak eyesight and other troubles put him out of service. Catholic.

Received 10^th June 1700

Matthew French aged 60 of Galway, lieutenant in the company of Sr. McCarty lieutenant colonel of Athlone’s Irish Regiment at present of Berwick, in which he has served 8 years, as well as 3 years in Ireland, He bears an order from the Marquis of Barbesieux to be received. Married in Ireland. Catholic .

Received 5^th June 1705

Died 22 July 1715

Daniel Fraly aged 65 of County Clare, soldier of Sr. Connell, Clare’s Irish Regiment in which he has served 16 years as well as 14 years in Greder-Allemand’s and Hamilton’s. His certificate confirms that he has served 30 years. His wounds and troubles put him out of service. Married in Paris. Catholic

Received 8^th March 1715

4 December 1715. he deserted from the company of Sr. Beaulieu ATD at Aigues Mortes

Jack Fraser Irish, aged 50 years, of Grome, soldier of Sir Geoghegan Galmoy’s Irish Regiment, in which he has served 8 years, borne out by his certificate, is crippled of the hand left of a coup of rifle shot which he received at the Siege of Quesnoy 59481. Married in Paris. Catholic.

Received 3rd November 1685

John Fuerit known as “Irish” aged 29 years of Ireland, soldier in Hamilton's, Regiment of fustemberg, in which he has served 12 years, confirmed by his certificate, is crippled of the Right leg in working at the fortifications of Belgrade in Serbia: is married. Catholic.

Only at garrison.

18 February 1686. Il a He gave up his place. . Given 15 pounds PSC.

18th September 1738