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Received
23rd January 1698 |
Died
20th August 1726 at Ham ATD |
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Brian Jansson(Johnson?),
aged 30 of County Ardemack, cavalier of Sr. Roche, King of
England’s Regiment, in which he has served 6 years, as well as 3 years
in Ireland (borne out by his certificate). His left hand is crippled
from a musket shot at Kénanne, Ireland which combined with other wounds puts him out of
service. Hatter by trade. Catholic. |
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29th
March 1712 he re-entered service in Sr. Cottmen’s company, Costmen’s
Dragoons Regiment. On 23rd May 1714 he returned to the
hostel. On 15th October 1723 he was taken to Kremlin-Bicetre
(Paris) for one
year for having twice slept out of the hostel. He returned here on 10th
June 1724. |
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Received
17th October 1700 |
Died
30th August 1720 at Ardres ATD. |
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Daniel Janson
(Johnson?) aged 65 years of County Antrim, soldier of Sr. McCarty Derry,
Lee’s Regiment, under Montcassel, Greder-Allemand and Hamilton, in
which he has served for 30 years (seems from certificate). His troubles
make him totally incapable of continuing his services. Catholic. |
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Received
7th July 1702 |
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Christopher
Jones aged 30 of Molingard,
Ireland, soldier of Sr. Rourk, Lee’s Regiment under Montcassel, in
which he has served 12 years (confirmed by his certificate) He says he
has also served 4 years in the King of England’s Guards Regiment in
Ireland. His right foot is crippled as the result of being crushed by a
cannon carriage wheel 8 years ago which along with a musket shot to his
leg at the Siege of Ath and other wounds puts him out of service.
Gardener by trade. Catholic. |
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Received
8th March 1696 |
Died
26 October 1723 |
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Francis
Jordan aged 24 of County
Galway, soldier of Sr. Hart, Dillon’s Regiment, in which
says he has served 6 years. His left foot is crippled from a musket shot
at Castelfoillit. Catholic |
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Received
21st July 1691 |
Died
21st July 1700. |
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William
Jordan known as “The Rose” aged 60 of Dublin, cavalier of
Sr. Vulayne. Chartres Regiment, in which he has served 16 years in the
same company (confirmed by his certificate). He says he has also served
4 years in Monmouth’s English Regiment and 2 in Roscommon,
Ireland. His wounds put him out of service. Catholic |
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Received
12th August 1729 |
Died
8th April 1742 at Porrentruy ATD. |
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Edmond
Joyce aged 54 of the town and county of Leitrim, sergeant of
Sr. MacDonagh, Dillon’s Regiment, leaving due to the incorporation of
Galmoy’s Regiment under the Queen of England’s Dragoons in which he
has served for 38 years (mentioned in his certificate dated 25 November
last). His wounds and troubles put him out of service. Married in Paris.
Catholic. |
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Received unknown |
Raymond Jonin of
Schivel, County Mayo. Married at Mouson sur Meuse. |
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Received
unknown |
Lambert Jançon (Johnson?) of Bruxelles originally from Tipperary |
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Received
24th
September 1719 |
Richard Joelsh of
Timash, County Mayo |