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Received 15^th March 1715	Died 28 April 1730 at Colmar ATD.
Charles Wouely aged 37 of Dublin, grenadier of Sr. McCarty, Berwick’s Irish Regiment in which he has served 20 years, confirmed by his certificate. His left thigh is crippled by a rifle shot which he received at the Siege of Lerida which has left him with two fistulas. Catholic.

Received 29th June 1714	Died 26th February 1716.
Peter Woilsche (Walsh) aged 57 of Feder, County Tipperary, soldier of Sr. Butler, Galmoy’s Irish Regiment in which he has served 23 years (confirmed by his certificate). Two fingers of his left hand are crippled from a rifle shot at Luzzara. This, combined with his weak eyesight and other troubles, puts him out of service. Catholic.

	Died 16th June 1709
Adam Ward aged 65 of County Monahan, soldier of the colonel of Albemarle’s Irish Regiment, in which he has served 12 years as much in France as in Ireland, and 10 years in Greder’s and Hamilton’s (all confirmed by his certificate). His left hand is crippled from a sabre cut at Spire which combined with his troubles puts him out of service. Catholic

Received 15^th July 1694	Sent back. Given £9 to take himself there..
Edmond (de) Wall aged 28of County Limerick, soldier of Sr. Fitzgerald, Dublin's Regiment, in which he has served 8 years ( borne out by his certificate) He is greatly troubled by his left arm by a musket shot which he received in a detachment commanded by Monsieur de Melac beyond Neckar the last campaign, combined with his caducity puts him out of service. Catholic

Received 15^th December 1702	Died 12th September 1704 at Douai ATD
Patrick Ward aged 71 of County Louth, grenadier of Sr. Plunkett, Bourke’s Regiment under the Queen of England, in which he has says he has served 13 years as well as 3 years in Ireland. His caducity and weak eyesight put him out of service. Catholic

Received 21st August 1677

Died 21st June 1681

John Walsh Irish, aged 60, one of the English Gendarmes in which he has says he has served 2 years and 28 years is various corps as much in the cavalry as the infantry. He is out of service as much for the wounds received at the Battle of Cassel confirmed by the leave paper from his ensign given at Ath camp 6th August 1677. He bears a letter from Mr. Pugnuge to be received into this hostel dated 6^th August 1677 He is single and Catholic.

Received 1^st March 1715	Died 23rd July 1729 at Seyne les Alpes ATD
Terence Woyer aged 54 of Charlemont, Ireland, sergeant of Sr. Pierre Butler, Galmoy’s Irish Regiment of, in which he has served 23 years, borne out by his certificate. He is troubled by a decline of his right side which puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 1^st March 1715	Died 18th February 1716
Patrick Wall aged 55 of Limerick, soldier of Sr. Meagher, Galmoy’s Irish Regiment, under the Irish Marines in which he has served 26 years (borne out by his certificate). He is very troubled by his wounds which along with a chest oppression puts him out of service. Catholic.

Received 27^th February 1716	Died 19th February 1717at Arras ATD
Nicholas White aged 49 of Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, soldier of Sr. McMahon, Lee’s Irish Regiment, in which he has served 15 years (borne out by his certificate) and says he has served 3 years with O’Brien. His left arm is crippled from a rifle shot at Landau. Catholic.

Received 23rd September 1723	John Welsche Irish of d'Hadack
Received unknown	Hugues Wyer of Casseletown, County West Meath
Received 6th November 1727	Henry Waldron / Achmor County Mayo
Received 2December 1728	Maurice Welsche, Skaltakgreny County Limerick,
Received 29th May 1738	Peter Walsh of Baistow County Kildare
Received unknown	George Walsh, Clulmanema, Co. Connaught. Married in Paris.
Received 23rd November 1741	Constance Ward, Karick, Co. Monaghan. Married in Paris
Received unknown	Henry Walsh, Kribly County Antrim
Received 5th December 1754	John Wood of the town and county of Dublin
Received 22nd December 1718	Robert Weders of Borre, Leinster province. Married in Douai
Received 1763	Thomas Wall of Dlompertout, Ireland
Received 31st August 1730	Patrick White of Ballemur
Received 16th December 1734	John Welsh Irish

Received 11th November 1723
William W?oclsche (Walsh) aged 72 of Roche Boucheron, County Kilkenny, soldier of Sr. Murphy. Married at Colmar. Brewer of beer.

Received 11^th August 1757
Thomas White aged 55 of Ballenlagh, Ireland, corporal in Rhote’s Irish Regiment, Croly’s company, in which he has served 23 years. He is greatly troubled by a weakness of nature. Catholic. Received by order.

Received 27^th February 1716	Died 16th February 1735 at Strasbourg ATD
Jack Watts aged 58 of Dublin, soldier of Sr. Oberne, Berwick’s Irish regiment, in which he has served 23 years (confirmed by his certificate). His wounds and other troubles put him out of service. Catholic.