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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 21st Regiment's Soldiers who stayed

• O'BRIEN Patrick ", . " O'BRIEN William (2)  ", ", . " O'CONNOR Hugh ", . "
  O'CONNOR James ", . " O'CONNOR John ", . " O'CONNOR John ", . O'DELL Michael ", . " O'DONNELL Edward ", . " O'DONNELL Hugh ", . " O'DWYER John ", . " O'FARRELL John ", . " O'MARA Martin ", . " O'NEILL John ", . " O'NEILL John ", . " O'NEILL John ", . " ORROCK Hugh ", . " ORTON Luke ", . " OWENS Patrick ", . " O'NEILL Patrick ", . "
  
  (1) Private Thomas O'Connor regimental number  926 was also in the 21st and listed on the page. He also went to Calcutta, but died soon after of illness He left three children in Hobart, went onto India and was eventually discharged in England. Gavin Wesson  Gavin.Wesson@dcs.nsw.gov.au
  
  (2) Corporal  Thomas O'Connor  regimental number  445, born Askeaton, a labourer, he enlisted on 22/2/1826. Died in the Regimental Hospital at Chinsurah (India) 3/10/1839. NOK was his brother John who was "with the Regiment

References

Family Members, Military records  ,Pay rolls, Pay Musters, Cemetery Records, Church Records & General Muster Records, Mitchell Library ,Sydney Australia