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The Soldiers listed below a represent the soldiers who were in Australia on Garrison Duty.

Some may have settled, some may have not. When it has been confirmed they settled in Australia they will receive their own page. If it is confirmed the men settled in Australia, they will not appear on this page,they will appear on the surname page.

If they are listed on this page, then this is all we know of them .

Back To Surnames of the 65th Regiment's Soldiers who stayed

• HACKETT William ", . " HAKWORTH Greenwood ", . " HALE Edward ", . " HALE Nathaniel ", . " HALE William ", . " HALFPENNY James ", . " HAMILTON Samuel ", . " HAMMELL Lamer ", . " HAMS George ", . " HANAGAN Thomas ", . " HAND George ", . " HANNAH James ", . " HARDGROVE John ", . " HARLON William ", . " HARRIS William ", . " HARRISON William ", . " HART Joseph ", . " HART Michael ", . " HART Peter ", . "HARVEY Michael ", . "
  HAWKINS Joseph ", . " HAWKINS Michael ", . " HAWKS John ", . " HAYES William ", . " HAYMAN George ", . " HEARSE Benjamin ", . " HEBBS William ", . " HEBDON Jameson ", . " HEMMINGWAY William ", . " HENRY Edward ", . " HENRY John ", . " HERHOM James ", . " HERY Patrick ", . "
  HESEK Patrick ", . " HEWITT Charles ", . " HEWSON William ", . " HICKEY Patrick ", . " HICKMAN William ", . " HIGHET Andrew ", . " HILES Thomas ", . " HILL John ", . " HILLIS John ", . "
  HILTON Robert ", . " HINCHEY Peter ", . " HODGKIS George ", . " HOGDEN David ", . " HOLANAGE Peter C. ", . " HOLE George ", . " HOLLINGWORTH William ", . " HOLROYD James ", . " HONK John ", . " HOPKINS Thomas ", . " HORRIGAN Jeremiah ", . " HORRIGAN John ", . "
  HORRIS William ", . " HOSKINSON John ", . " HOULAHAN John ", . " HOWARD James ", . " HOWSEN Robert ", . " HUCHINSON John ", . " HUGHES Charles ", . " HUGHES Daniel ", . "
  HUGHES Henry ", . " HUGHES Robert ", . " HUGHES William ", . " HULL Robert ", . " HUMPHRIES William ", . " HUNTER William ", . " HURLEY Jeremiah ", . "

• Men listed as deserting from the Regiment

  These men have been recorded as deserters from the Regiment in which they served. There is more than a strong possibilty these men eventually settled. We have included them as they recieved a description etc,and it may be of help to their descendants. Today ,we understand why these men deserted, in some cases they were treated worse than the convicts were.

• HIGGINGS Michael Pte 65th a prisoner- on board hulk 'Lysander' confessed as a deserter from 65th , CAITHNESS which is now stationed in New Zealand.

  
  

The information is intended for short Historical Value only,

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Last revised: Thursday, 24 October 2002 06:07:22