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Assistant Surgeon Peter Baird MD; 26th Regiment of Infantry; Angusshire Scotland; in February 1804; Hospital Assistant by [Concession?]; Medical Staff; Not Stated; June 1827; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Assistant Surgeon; 26th Foot; Not Stated; 3 December 1830; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Assistant Surgeon; 11th Dragoons; Not Stated; 11 January 1838; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated

23 years 4 months; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; February 1828; 31 December 1829; Barbados; 12 August 1831; 11 January 1838; India

Assistant Surgeon [Chilley?] [Puie?]; 26th Regiment of Infantry; Maidstone in Kent; 15 June 1810; Assistant Surgeon; Staff; Not Stated; 2 August 1833; Not Stated; Not Stated; Prestent at the capture of Chusan 5 July 1840 under [Brigadier General?] Burell. Capture of Amoy 26 August 1840, the night attack on Ningpo 10 March 1842, capture of Chapoo 18 May 1842, capture of Woosung and Shanghai 16 and 19 June 1842, storming of Chinkiang 21 July 1842 and [reparations?] before Nankin August 1842 as Assistant Surgeon and under Sir Hugh Gough Bart GCB; Assistant Surgeon; 26th Foot; Not Stated; 30 August 1833; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Surgeon; 58th Foot; Not Stated; 12 December 1843; Promoted; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated

23 years; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; 18 November 1834; 4 July 1840; East Indies; 5 July 1840; 7 February 1843; China; 8 February 1843; 7 August 1843; East Indies

Quarter Master Joseph Goodfellow; 26th Regiment of Infantry; Leicester England; 16 December 1792; Private; 14th Foot; Not Stated; 14 May 1810; Not Stated; Not Stated; Fort of Hattrass on or about the 24 February 1817 command of Major General Marshall. Campaign of 1817 and 18 with the 2nd [Durham?] Field [Army?] command of Major General [Donnelly?] under the command of the Most Noble the Marquess of Hastings. Capture of the town and fortress of [Bhadpore?] 18 January 1826 commanded by Major General [Reynell?] under the command of General the Right Noble Lord Viscount Combermere. Was present at the capture of Chusan 5 July 1840, assault on Canton 25 May 1841 repulse of the night attack on Ningpoh March 1842. Action of [Tacke?] 15 March 1842, capture of Chapoo 18 May 1842, capture of Nanking and Shanghai 18 and 19 June 1842, operation before Nankin August 1842. The whole as Quater Master under Major General G Burrell CB and Lieutenant General Sir Hugh Gough B GCB; Corporal; Not Stated; Not Stated; 14 August 1811; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Serjeant; Not Stated; Not Stated; 21 May 1815; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Colour Serjeant; Not Stated; Not Stated; 20 February 1822 Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; [??]; Not Stated; Not Stated; 25 October 1824; Not Stated; Not Stated; Not Stated; Quarter Master; 38th; Not Stated; 21 February 1828; Without Purchase; Not Stated; Not Stated; Quarter Master; 26th; Not Stated; 25 September 1835; By Exchange; Not Stated; Not Stated; Quarter Master; 10th Foot; Not Stated; 27 February 1843; By Exchange; Not Stated; Not Stated; 9 April 1816; Cawnpore; [Sreachy?] [Sinney?]; at this date; Reverend John Vincent Chalpain to the Station; Maria Dead; 22 December 1816; Cawnpore; Eliza; 3 April 1818; Meerut; Amilia; 13 May 1821; Meerut; Christina Dead; 22 December 1823; Meerut; Joseph Charles; 23 July 1826; Meerut; John Andrew; 23 August 1828; Berhampore; James Henry; 1 August 1830; Gharzipore; One child [?] the above [?] [?] name and date of birth not given into the Reg Register