- 20th Regiment
Lancashire Fusiliers East
Devonshire Regiment
- Soldiers recorded
in Australia
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- The
Regiments
- Known as (nickname)...................................................The
Two Tens, The Minden Boys, Kingsley's Stand
- Facings...........................................................................
- Braided Lace.................................................................
- Service in
Australia
.......................................................It appears only a very
small amount of soldiers left the ships they escorted.
These Soldiers were recorded in the pay sheets of other
Regiments. This regiment arrived in New South Wales with others from the
41st Regiment and the 46th Regiment
Copy of the account published
in 1826 by J.M.Richardson in "The Oriental Herald and Journal of General
Literature." Vol. X July to Sept, pages 305 to 311. Located in the University of
Michigan.
Sinking of the Royal Charlotte
The
Soldiers listed below represent the soldiers who were in
Australia on Garrison Duty.
It is
unsure if they settled. If it is confirmed they will be given
their own page and be listed above. The list of names has come from
many areas, Military records of the Regiment , Pay rolls, Pay
Musters, Cemetery Records, Church Records & General Muster
Records etc etc . Many soldiers transferred from
Regiment to Regiment
- This list is still
being compiled and will take a long time to complete. If
the letter is not linked it is not yet complete.
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- References
- Family Members Military records ,Pay rolls, Pay Musters, Cemetery Records, Church
Records & General Muster Records, Mitchell Library ,Sydney Australia
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- The information is intended for
short Historical value only,
- E- mail address
- © Copyright B & M Chapman
(QLD) Australia
- Last revised: November 22, 2008.