Received 4^th March 1707

Andrew O’Haran aged 46 years, of Iniskilin County Farmanagh, soldier of Sr. Magoire, Orrington’s Regiment under the King of England’s Guards, in which he has served 15 years which is since the arrival of the Irish troops in France, borne out by by his certificate. He is greatly troubled by bad caduc since six months which combined with his other troubles puts him out of service. Married in Paris. Catholic.

Received 14^th October 1707

Died 19^th April 1711

Jack Olly aged 40, of Kingsalle, Ireland, sergeant in Diohogan's Grenadiers, Berwick’s Regiment, under Athlone, in which he says he has served 18 years, and apparently 7 years in Macarty’s. His left thigh is crippled from a rifle shot at Cassano, and he comes at present from a Company of Invalids which was at Grasse. Catholic.

Received 2nd October 1692

Daniel O’Breen aged 25 of County Clare, dragoon of Sr. Kiensac, King Of England's Dragoons Regiment, in which he says he has served 3 years. His whole body is paralysed which puts him out of service. Married and has brought his wife to Paris. Catholic.

Received 15^th March 1715

Died 12^th November 1718 at Sommiers ATD.

Denis O'Neill, Irish, aged 62 years, of Londonderry, sergeant of Sr. Mulvany, Lee's Irish regiment Lee under Montcassel, Furstemberg and Hamilton, in which he has served 40 years (borne out by by his certificate). He is very troubled by a disembowelling which combined with his wounds and infirmities puts him out of service. Married in Douai. Catholic.

Received 27^th August 1693

Died 24th August 1719 ATD.

Owen Madine aged 21 of County Oüestmen, soldier of Sr. Macaulife, Clancarty's Regiment, in which he says he has served 2 years, and apparently 3 in Ireland. He has had the leg right “cut” after a musket shot at  Ambrun. Catholic.

Received 10^th May 1696

Renounced his place 10^th May 1696. Given £15 PSC and  his certificates were returned to him.

Terence O'Neill aged 45 of County Downpatrick, sergeant of Sr. Nielan, Lee's Irish regiment under Talbot and Clare, in which he says he has served 7 years and 8 in Furstemberg's, and apparently served 7 years in Hamilton's (borne out by his certificate). He has had his right hand  “cut” after a musket shot which he received at the Battle of Marsaglia. Married in  Brittany. Catholic.

Received 9^th April 1693

Died 24th September 1719

Felim O'Develin aged 23 of County Dungannon,soldier of Sr. Cruze, Dublin's Irish regiment, in which he says he has served 2 years. His right arm is crippled from a musket shot last year at Spire - mentioned in his certificate. Catholic.

Received 23rd April 1693

Sent back. Given £12

Brien O'Daly aged 30 of County Donegal, soldier of Sr. O'Danell, Royal Irish Marines Regiment, in which he says he has served 2 years. He is greatly troubled since the Ceinture in bas by sciatic gout which puts him out of service. Married in Ireland. Catholic.

Received 8^th April 1694

Sent back. Given £15 PSC.

Simon Oga aged 36 of County Limerick, soldier of Sr. Douly, Montcassel's Regiment, in which he says he has served 4 years. He is greatly troubled by a trembling of his whole body which puts him out of service. Married in Ireland. Weaver by trade. Catholic.

Received 22^nd April 1694 to recovery section 

Sent back. 28^th October 1694. Given £12 PSC.

Thomas O'Brien aged 40 of County Cork, soldier of Sr. Moreal, Montcassel's Regiment , in which he says he has served 4 years, and apparently 3 in Ireland. He is greatly troubled by rheumatism which developed in his left side resulting from a fall which he had in ls tranchée at the Siege of Reinsfeld, which puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 14^th February 1710

Died 29th August 1728

Antoine O’Loklenn aged 48 of Iniche, County Clare, soldier of the colonel of O'Brien's Regiment under Clare, Talbot and Lee, in which he has served 16 years confirmed  by his certificate, and says he served another 4 years. He has lost his left eye and is very troubled by the other having been burnt by powder at the last Battle of Hochstädt  which puts him out of service. Catholic

Received 21st March 1710

Died 21^st August 1729

Diermutt O'Loghlen aged 60 of Corcomroy County Clare, sergeant of Sr. Arthur, Orrington's Regiment under the King of England's Guards, in which he has served 15 years (borne out by his certificate) and says he has served another 4 years and 5 years in Ireland. His weak eyesight combined with his wounds and troubles puts him out of service. Married in Paris. Catholic.

Received 15th March 1715

Died 25th February 1731 ATD.

Patrick O’Hachy aged 50 of Bolycahane, County Limerick, soldier of the colonel of Berwick's  Irish regiment, in which he has served 23 years (borne out by his certificate). His wounds combined with his troubles put him out of service. Tailor by trade. Catholic

Received 22nd March 1715

Died 11th March 1721

Thady O'Gara (O'Hara?) aged 52 of Kiekerer near Cork, soldier in Farely's company, Berwicks Irish regiment under Bourke, in which he has served 24 years (confirmed by his certificate). He is very troubled by his right arm from a rifle shot which he received at the Battle of Almanza which combined with his wounds and troubles makes him unfit for service. Catholic.

Received 13^th October 1729

Daniel Oda (O'Dea?) aged 62 of Waterford, cavalier of Lord Tirconnell, Nugents's Regiment, in which he has a served 23 years as well as 12 years in O’Donnell's as Infantry (mentioned in his certificate dated 26th September last). He is very troubled by his belly and he has lost his left eye with a fluxion which combined with his wounds puts him out of service. Married in Abbeville. Catholic

Received 11^th March 1729

Died 20th April 1748

Hugues O'Neil aged 53 of Behac, County Antrim, soldier of the company master of camp of Lee's Irish regiment in which he has served 20 years (mentioned in his certificate dated 3rd July 1728). He is troubled by his right leg from a bomb fragment at the Siege of Fribourg  which combined with his weak eyesight puts him out of service. Catholic

Received 21st January 1700

Died 11th February 1708

Pierre O’Donnell aged 65 of County Clare, soldier of Sr. Sarsfield, Bourke's Regiment under the Queen of England, in which he has served 12 years (borne out by his certificate). He bears an order from the Marquis of Barbesieux to be received. Married in Nivernois. Sergeant by trade. Catholic.

Received 28th January 1700

Died 1^st August 1709 at Cambrai ATD.

Received 11^th February 1700

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

Received 11th March 1700

Received 22nd July 1700

Received 4^th November 1700

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

Received 18^th November 1700

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

Terence O’Brien aged 60 years, of Carmenane County Galway, soldier of Sr. MacLean, Regiment of Orrington under the Guards of king of England, Greder alemand, Furstemberg, and Hamilton, in which he has served 29 years, borne out by his certificate, his deafness combined with which he is fort troubled of a fistula at the dos provenant of a musket shot which he Received at the Combat of St Croix 99131, combined with his wounds and an anal fistula putting him out of service. Catholic.

Received 24th March 1702

Died 25^th April 1705

Received 22nd November 1696

Sent back., Given 18L. PSC.

Received 10/1/1698

Renounced 27 June 1698. Given 30L. PSC and returned his certificates.

Henry O’Neill Irish, aged 33 years, of County Dungannon, soldier of Sr. Segrey, Regiment of Orrington under the Guards of king of England, in which he has served 13 years tant in France qu'en Ireland, is crippled of the Épaule left of a musket shot which he Received at the Combat of St Croix 1, all borne out by his certificate, combined with his decline puts him out of service. Married in Ireland. Catholic.

Received 26/6/1698

Terence O’Brien aged 70 years, of County Cork, sergeant in the Company of Sr. Cuzac, Regiment des Dragoons of king of England, in which he has served 7 years, and apparently 7 in Hamilton as much as ensign as sergeant, All borne out by his certificates, his great age combined with his wounds and troubles putting him out of service, Bearer of an order from the Marquis of Barbesieux to be admitted into this hostel. Catholic.

Received

2/10/1698

Neil O’Neil Ireland?, aged 28 years, of County Monahan, soldier of Sr. Gratz, Regiment of Dublin, in which he has served 7 years, which is since its creation, borne out by his certificate, his left arm is crippled of arm a coup of pistolet shot and of two coups of Sabre cuts that he Received being Commanded by Mr. Chamilly à the escorte of forage à Niderbile the Campaign last. Catholic.

Received 0/6/1685

renounced 1st March 1687. Given £15.

Guillaume O’Neil Irish, aged 40, soldier of Sr. Kerquen Regiment of Furstemberg in which he says he has served 15 years is fort troubled of the stomach provenant of a malady, is Catholic.

Received 5/8/1694

Sent back. Given 15L. PSC.

Ondix Osfy aged 18, of Limerick, soldier of the lieutenant colonel of Regiment of Clancarty, in which he says he has served 3 years, is fort troubled of bad Caduc cequi puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 26/11/1678

Died 7 August 1687

John O’Brien Irish, aged 32 years, ensign in the company of McNamara of Regiment of Hamilton in which he says he has served 4 years and a half in that rank, both legs are paralysed following a musket shot received near Fribourg being in a Party under Command, bears a certificate from his colonel at Puycerda camp dated 29 August 1678. Catholic. Single.

Received 18/2/1679

Henry O’Neil Irish, aged 60 years, sergeant in the comp. of Hamilton Capt. at the Regiment of même nom in which he says he has served lespace of 8 years, his grand age combined with aux wounds ql. a Received ne luy permettent plus of servir confirmed by the sick leave paper of his colonel Given à town Franche of Rouergue 12300 the 28 December. der. Il is Catholique and point Married in.

Received until he is fit enough to return to his country.

20 April 1680, being well, he asked to be able to go home. Given £9 without new clothes as he not received except to the recovery section.

Received 23/11/1680

Germain Okife Irish, aged 25 years, lieutenant of the company of Barber Regiment Royal English Infantry in which he says he has served 8 years in cette capacity and 3 in celle of cadet, a eu the Leg left “cut” ensuitte of a musket shot ql. a Received a the Prise of Fribourg  ainsy ql. paroist by the certificate of M. the Mal. of Crequy il is catholique and single. Presented himself again to Monseigneur - subsequently refused by order of Mgr.

Received 28/7/1702

John Oberne aged 34, of County Down, sergeant of the colonel of Regiment of Berwick under the Dragoons of king of England, in which he says he has served 16 years, has had the leg left blown off by a cannon volley at Chiari. Catholic.

Received 29/6/1703

Died 19^th August 1737

Dalagh O’Donnell aged 31 of County Donegal, soldier of Sr. Fitzgerald, Regiment of Berwick, under Athlone, in which he has served 15 years, confirmed by his certificate, is crippled of the leg right from a cannonball injury at Chiari: Catholic.

Received 7/9/1703

Died 28^th September 1725

Guillaume Ossy Irish, aged 31 years, of County Clare, Corporal of Sr. Connell, Regiment of Clare, in which he has served 15 years, borne out by his certificate, is crippled of pied left of a coup of cannon at the Siege of Fort Kell, Tailor of habits by trade. Married in Paris. Catholic

Received 21/4/1713

Died17th May 1715 at tHam Chasteau ATD.

Daniel O’Neil aged 61 of Orcor, Ireland, soldier of Sr. Barnewall, Regiment of O’Donnell, in which he has served 25 years, ainsi que borne out by his certificate, is crippled of the hand left of a rifle shot at Luzzara  combined with a pistol shot to his stomach and a sabre blow to his right hand at  Malplaquet 59584 and which he is troubled of a dècente putting him out of service, il is of number des Invalids received at Amiens 80021. Married in Tournai. Catholic.

Received 14/12/1714

25 June 1715. Il is Died

John Ogarvan Irish, aged 62 years, of Mallow County Cork, Sous lieutenant of Sr. fierville, Regiment of Infantry of Lionne under of Boschet and Bulkeley, in which he has served 7 ½  years tant in cette capacity que in sub-lieutenant of grenadiers apparently 18 years as reformation officer in Clare’s Irish and 5 years as lieutenant in Ireland, his wounds combined with his great infirmities put him out of service, Bearer of an order from Monseigneur the Chancelier to be Received pourveu which he ait the qualities requires. Catholic.

Received 5/4/1730

Died16 February 1731

Daniel O’Brien Irish of Cork, aged 48 years, of the town of Cork in Ireland, soldier of Sr. Toby Bourke Irish regiment of Berwick in which he has a served plus of 20 years borne out by his certificate dated of 18 April last, is very troubled of a Incontinence of urine by des fistulas aux Bources which combined with a his wounds puts him out of service Catholic

Received 23/9/1723

Died 23^rd November 1734 at Salins Hospital ATD

John O’Donnell Irish aged 60 years, of the town and County Tipperary in Ireland, Corporal of Sr. McCarty Irish regiment of Dillon under Limerick, in which he has a served 32 years, borne out by his certificate dated of 3 of present months of September, is troubled of several wounds which he has received in differentes occasions which puts him out of service. Married in Paris. Catholic

Received 30/9/1694

Denis Oüart (Ward), aged 22 of Limerick, soldier of Sr. Johans, Irish regiment of the Marine, in which he says he has served 3 years, and apparently 5 in Ireland, is crippled of arm right of a musket shot at Heidelberg. Catholic.

Received 4/3/1700

Mortagh Obreen aged 60 years, of Limerick, soldier of Sr. John Routh, Regiment of Orrington under the Guards of king of England, in which he has served 9 years, and apparently 10 years in Greder Alemand, and Hamilton, All borne out by his certificate, Bearer of an order from the Marquis of Barbesieux to be Received. Catholic.

Received 6/11/1755

Died September 1760 at Caen Hospital ATD

John O’Brien of Armarloch, Ireland aged 57 years sergeant in the Regiment Irish of Roth, company of fitzmaurice in which he has served 21 years of which 14 years as sergeant. Attack of the gout. Catholic. Received at Hesdin by order of the …

Received 4/1/1753

20 March 1761. Mort a the hospital of St Omer 62765 etant of the Comp. of Narbonne detached of the hostel à Dunkerque

Thomas O’Connor aged 48 of the Isle of Kerry, paroisse of Agaverne in Ireland Diocese of Jury, sergeant at the Irish regiment of Rooth, Comp. of Power, in which he has a served 21 years, out of Etat of continuer the service, a voiture Luy ayant passé by dessus the corps etant in Route which smashed four ribs and fractured his sternum. Married . Catholic. Received at Dunkirk.

Received 28/7/1720

Eugène Odonnelly aged 52 years, of Charlemont in Ireland, Captain Reformed àla Suite of Regiment of Infantry of Touraine, in which he has served 6 years in that rank, apparently 3 years of Captain in Laubanie

Received 11/8/1757

John O’Brien Irish of Tipperary, aged 50 years, of Tipperary in Ireland, Cap.al at the Reg.t Irish of Berkeley, Comp. of McMahon in which he has a served 28 years, a of anciennes wounds, is Catholic, Received by order a

Received 10/10/1754

Michel O’Keefe Irish, aged 54 years, né in the Troops at Landau  originally of Ballintorb, County Cork, soldier at the Irish regiment of Dillon, Lynch’s Company, in which he has a served 20 years,

Received 12/9/1697

Jack Oüelsche (Welsh) aged 24 of County Tipperary, soldier of Sr. Condon, Regiment of Lee under Montcassel, in which he has served 10 years, confirmed by his certificate, is fort troubled by his right shoulder from coup of Sabre which he Received by the Hussars being in a party Commanded in the environs of Mayence two years ago, combined with which he tombe of bad Caduc since ce temps puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 20 April 1675.until he is cured

Henry Occourt dit Henry aged 44, Irish, soldier in the comp. Dortye a prt. dauljan in which he has sert 11 years, a esté blessé at the pied right foot at the Battle of Seneffe  dont il is crippled, single, is Catholique.

Received 1/3/1715

Died 28 May 1718 at Aigues mortes ATD.

Constant O’Donnell Irish, aged 63 years, of Baleban, County Roscommon soldier of Sr. Bourke, Irish regiment of Dillon in which he has served 24 years, comme il appert in his certificate, his weak eyesight combined with his wounds and infirmities putting him out of service. Married in Ireland. Catholic.

Received 8/3/1715

Died 29^th December 1730

Edmond O’Donnell Irish, aged 65 years, of Biglay County Donegal, soldier of Sr. Gielagh, Irish regiment of Dillon, in which he says he has served 21 years, and since a encore served 3 years in O’Donnell, his wounds and Troubles puts him out of service, and sort à present of a Company of Invalids which is at Strasbourg. Catholic.

Received 20/8/1716

Died 4^th January 1729

Charles Odar Irish, aged 55 years, of Caulraine, County Londonderry, Cavalier of the Company of Sr. Betagh, Irish regiment of Nugent under Sheldon, in which he has served 24 years ainsi which he appert by his certificate, his wounds combined with his Troubles putting him out of estat à ne pouvoir plus continuer his services, is Catholic.

Received 11/6/1716

Died 21^st December 1715

Cornelius O’briant aged 57 of Cork in Ireland, Cavalier of Sr. Francis Nugent Irish regiment of Nugent under Chevalier in which he has served 27 years, comme il paroist by his certificate, is troubled of the poitrine, combined with his infirmities, putting him out of service. Catholic.

Received 9/7/1716

Died 13^th November 1722

Patrice Ossy Hussy aged 61 of Inniche County Clare, soldier of the colonel of Irish regiment of O’Brien under Clare, in which he has served 26 years, borne out by his certificate is very troubled of a décente complete of costé left combined with his wounds putting him out of service. Married in his Pays. Catholic.

Received 21/7/1729 

Died 13 December 1729

Daniel O’Brien aged 50 of Clare in Ireland, Grenadier of Sr. Lynch Irish regiment of Dillon in which he has a served 24 years borne out by his certificate dated of 6^th July 1729. He is very troubled of a oppression of poitrine which combined with a his wounds puts him out of service. Catholic

Received 4/10/1731

Anthony O’Neille / of the town and County Ardernagh

Received Oct 1742

David O’berne of the town and County Cork. Married in Bruges.

Received 11/10/1742

Arthur O’Hara of Barnelogh

Received 4/10/1742

Moragh Ologhlen of Lubelmach

Received 16/1/1744

Bernard O’Neill of Belinkor. Jurisdiction of Micklon

Received 24/9/1744

Daniel O’Brien of  Roscommon town.

Received 3/9/1719

Charles Odogherty / Londonderry

Received 10/9/1719

Martin Odriscol / Baltemor. County Cork

Received 13/11/1755

Timothy Oneill of Tipperary town.

Received unknown

Hugo O’Gara of Reimaerath, County Sligo

Received 1/11/1759

Cornelius O’Brien of Fermoy, province of Mouster Jurisdiction of Cork

Received 1/10/1719

William O’Brien of Galbally near Limerick

Received 12/5/1763

Thomas O’Brien of Carlow, Ireland

Received 12/5/1763

Daniel O’sulyvan of Malloc in Ireland

Received 31/3/1763

Thomas O'Neil of Dublin

Received 25/6/1719

Constance O’Donnell of Hennach, County Tipperary

Received 9/7/1719

John Oclary of Fedanne, County Tipperary. Married in Lille.

Received 11/11/1723

Velle Obrun, aged 60 of Armagh town, soldier of Sr. Macmahon,

Received 6/1/1735

Constance Obrien Irish

Received 25/10/1731

Lucas Oberne / of Bellenchenz County Down

Received 5/4/1725

Cornelius O’Brien / of Stonhall County Clare

Received 15/8/1737

 jack O’Brien / Pom le Ballays County Cork in Ireland

Received 28/2/1737

Daniel O’Brien / in la ville and County Limerick

Received 7/8/1738

John O’Brien, Irish, aged 46 years, in the troops à Heidelberg  in the Palatinate, originally of Ireland,

Received 21/3/1737

Maurice O'Danill of the town and County of Dublin

Received 6/8/1739

Philippes O’Brien / town and County Limerick in Ireland / at fort Barreaux

Received 6/8/1739

Hugues O’Brien / Athlone

Received 7/7/1740

Jeremy O’Brien of Krekbrïen? County Clare. Married in Paris

Received 7/8/1738

John O’Brien, Irish, aged 46 years, in the troops à Heidelberg  in the Palatinate, originally of Ireland

Received 21/3/1737

Maurice Odanill / of la ville and County Dublin

Received 6/8/1739

Philippes O’Brien / town and County Limerick (at Fort Barreaux)

Received 6/8/1739

Hugues O’Brien / Athlone

Received 27/11/1727

Edmond O’Neill / Lorquin County Armagh