Edme Pÿotte known as "Verdure", aged 28 years of Auxerre, soldier of Sir Conflans, Forest's Regiment in which he says he has served for 2 years. He has had his left arm cut following a musket shot at the Battle of Drogheda in Ireland. Draper by trade. Catholic.

Michel Pindrigas aged 66 years of Galway, soldier of Sr Prieur, Dillon's Regiment, in which he has served 18 years as mush as in those of Greder, Furstemberg, and Hamilton,(confirmed by his certificates). He is greatly troubled by sciatic gout in his hip and left thigh which puts him out of service. Married in Paris. Catholic.

Christopher Primeros known as "the Joye", aged 45 years of Iniskarfy in Ireland, soldier under the colonel of Champagne's Regiment in which he has served 10 years (confirmed by his certificate) and says he has also served six years in Fomboisard and Pomponne's Dragoons. He has had his left arm "cut" and the other is crippled from several sabre cuts which he received from the Hussars whilst in a detachment near Strasbourg during the last campaign. Married in Paris. Butcher by trade. Catholic.

Richard Patrix aged 60 years of Clare in Ireland, soldier of Sr Grace, Greder's Regiment under Furstemberg, in which he has served 12 years, as well as6 years in Hamilton's, 6 years in Kerman's and 4 in O'Brien's (His certificate confirms that he has served the King for 28 years). His wounds put him out of service. Catholic.

Philippes Punch aged 58 years of Cork, cavalier in Betagh's, Nugent's Irish Regiment, in which he has served 15 years as well as 15 years in Orrington's. His certificate, dated 15th June1723, shows that he has served 30 years. He is very troubled by a complete decline of his right side which combined with his wounds puts him out of service. Married in Sedan. Catholic.

Olivier Plunkett aged 40 years of Killine, County Meath, lieutenant in lieutenant colonel Marnegia's company, Aunay's Infantry Regiment under Croüy and Poitiers, in which he has served 14 years as much in that etc

Patrick Power aged 67 years of Onneil, County Waterford, captain following the reformation of Bourc's Infantry Regiment under Luttrel, Scott, Vacop and the Queen of England, in which he has served 19 years as much in that capacity as lieutenant, and 3 years as captain and major in the regiments of Power, Mount Connel and Quilmalochin Ireland. His infirmities put him out of service. He bears an order from Mr Voysin to he received providing that he fulfils the entry requirements. Married in Ireland. Catholic.

Jean Poüre aged 60 years of Kings County, soldier in Mousse's, Lee's Regiment under Montcassel, in which he has served 9 years, as well as 16 in Greder's and Furstemberg's and 7 in Hamilton's. His certificate shows that he has 27 years service. He lost an eye as the result of being struck with a rifle at the Combat of Sinseme which along with several other wounds puts him of service. Catholic.

Jean Poure aged 70 years of Dungarvan, soldier of Sir Reredan, Dillon's Regiment, in which he has served 11 years as well as 19 in Greder-Alemand, Furstemberg and Hamilton, confirmed by his certificate. His troubles make him unfit for service. Shoemaker by trade. Catholic..

Jean Plunkett aged 92 years of County Dublin, soldier of Sir Plunkett, Dublin Regiment, in which he has served 7 years as well as 6 in Hamilton's. His certificate confirms that he has served 56 years (as much in France as in Ireland and England). His surdité along with his wounds and a trembling of his right side puts him out of service. Catholic.

Thomas Pourcell aged 64 years, of Kilkenny, soldier in Gondonniere's, Navarre Regiment under Lee, Montcassel, Furstemberg, Greder-Alemand and Hamilton, in which he has served 28 years (confirmed by his certificate). His troubles put him out of service. Married in Ireland. Catholic..

Edmond Poüer aged 30 years of County Waterford, soldier in Puy's, Queen of England's Regiment, in which he says he has served for 6 years as well as 4 in Ireland. He has lost his sight as the result of a musket shot to his face during the Siege of Barcelona. Catholic.

Jacques Pourcel aged 25 years of County Kilkenny, cavalier in Matheus's, Queen of England's Regiment, in which he has served 7 years, confirmed by his certificate. He has had his thigh cut following a rifle shot whilst in a detachment near Tournai about two years ago. Catholic.

Puelis Toner aged 30 years of County Dublin, soldier of the colonel of Charlemont's Regiment, in which he says he has served for 3 years. His lower jaw was broken by a musket during the Siege of Heidelberg. Catholic.

Guillaume Power aged 30 years of County Waterford, sergeant in Brien O'Rorke's, Queen of England's Regiment in which he says he has served 7 years. The ends of both his feet were blown off by a cannon shot at the Battle of Marsaglia which puts him out of service. Catholic.

9th January 1703 he was taken to Kremlin Bicêtre by order of Mr Chamillart, for ? years for striking a priest several times with a stick and insulting many other people in Rue de Grenelle. Returned to the hostel 20th December 1704 after Mr Chamillart pardoned him.

Patrick Porcelle aged 20 years of County Kilkenny, cavalier of Sir Calaghan, Queen of England's Regiment, in which he says he has served 3 years. His right leg and thigh are crippled by several scrofulous abcesses which put him out of service. Catholic.

Richard Pour known as the Rose aged 35 years, of Waterford fourier in Sir Mannery's company, Greder-Allemand's Regiment, in which he has served 15 years as much in that as Dougan's and Hamilton's. His left thigh is crippled from a musket shot at Walcourt. Catholic. (All confirmed by his certificate).

Denis Pheland aged 50 years, Irish, soldier in the company of Brun, Hamilton's Regiment in which he has served for 8 years (seems from the leave paper from his captain that he has served for over 25 years in other regiments. His right thigh is crippled from three musket balls in an encounter with the enemy near Strasbourg. Catholic and ?

Theodore Profit aged 50 years, of Kilkenny, cavalier of the master of camp of Montmain's Regiment under Villequiere and du Gard, in which he has served 22 years (confirmed by his certificate. He is greatly troubled by his des reings and of belly by his horse which se renversa over him at the Battle of Friedlinguen along with his wounds puts him out of service. Married in Paris. Catholic..

Michel Poure aged 63 years of County Waterford, sergeant of Sir Fitzgerald, Clare Regiment, in which he has served 13 years, as well as 9 years in Greder-Alemand's and 10 in Hamilton's (all confirmed by his certificate). His wounds and troubled put him out of service. Catholic.

Jacques Plonquet aged 42 years,of County Louth, soldier of Sir Backer, Burke's Regiment under the Queen of England, ou il àserved 13 years which is since the arrival of the irish troops in France, portez par son certificat, and dit encore avoirserved 5 yearsin Ireland, is very troubled by a décente provenant of a éclat of Bombe which he received au bas ventre au Siege of Barcelona which puts him out of service, Catholic..

Martin Pierre aged 30 years, of County Armack, soldier of Sir of Mulvany, Lee's Irish Regiment, in which he has served 15 years (confirmed by his certificate) and says he has also served 4 years at sea. He is very troubled by a decline as the result of an effort which he made whilst working to make a communication bridge for the relief of Bouchain which was besieged along with which he is afflicted with scrofula puts him out of service. Catholic.

Jean Pourcelle aged 45 years, of Lockmore County Tipperary, brigadier of Sir Prendergasse lieutenant colonel of Nugent's Irish Regiment under Sheldon in which he has served 22 years (confirmed by his certificate). He is very troubled by decline which along with his wounds puts him out of service. Married in Valenciennes. Catholic.

Henry Pinossieur Desormeaux aged 30 years, of Bourges in Berry, lieutenant in Sir Neuville Laisné's company, Tournaisis Infantry Regiment in which he has served 3 years as well as 13 as captain and lieutenant in the Marines. His left leg was crippled by a musket shotthe siege of Luxembourg and his left foot was crippledby a esclat of vaisseau returning from Ireland. He bears an order from the Marquis of Barbezieux to be admitted into this hostel. Catholic.

Jean Piterson sergeant aged 34 years of County Wockfort, sergeant of Sir Roger O' Kahan, Charlemont's Regiment, in which he has served 7 years. He has ghad his right arm cut folowing a rifle shot sustained whilst in a detachment commanded near Fort Louis du Rhin two years ago (all confirmed by his certificate). Married in Ireland. Catholic.

Christopher Pickering aged 62 years of Athlone sergeant in Berwick's Irish Regiment, Marcaty's company, in which he has served 36 years of which 19 in that capacity. He has old wounds. Catholic. Received at Nantes.

Edward Porter, Irish, aged 70 years, soldier of Kendy in Hamilton's Regiment in which he has served for the last five years. He can no longer continue to serve not least because of his great age. He bears a leave paper from Hamilton, captain in the regiment of the same name. Single. Catholic.

Bernard Prunty aged 60 years, of Monaghan, soldier of Sir Nollan, Lee's Regiment under O'Donell, in which he has served 26 years (confirmed by his certificate). His troubles put him out of service. Catholic.

Louis Petit aged 36 years, of Verdun, originally from Ireland, soldier of Sir Barnewall, O'Brien's Irish Regiment under O'Donell in which he has served 14 years (confirmed by his certificate). One finger of his right hand was crippled by a rifle shot at the Siege of Fribourg in Brisgau, along with which he is troubled by rheumatism which puts him out of service. Wool comber by trade. Catholic.

Jean Power aged 59 of Hademstod County Waterford, sergeant of Sir Bryan, Lee's Irish Regiment under Montcassel, in which he has served 27 years (confirmed by his certificate). His weak eyesight along with sciatica in his left thigh puts him out of service. Catholic.

Edward Prendergast aged 49 years, of Poggray, County Clare, cavalier of Sir Prendergast, lieutenant colonel of Nugent's Regiment under Sheldon, in which he has served 23 years, confirmed by his certificate dated 18 September last. His left hand is crippled from a sabre cut at the Battle of Spire which along with his weak poitrine puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 1st September 1735