David KING
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David KING
Tasmania - 51st Regiment served there 1838-1846.
David KING, my ancestor, served in the British Army 1812-1843.
He served in the 101st Regiment which was disbanded in 1817.
He was in the 51st Regiment which served in Tasmania 1838-1846 (Stanley: The Remote Garrison, 1986, p80)
He was awarded pension 24-10-1843; residence Hobart town; died 18-10-1848. (Crowthers: British Army Pensioners Abroad 1772-1899, p206).
His son, John King, ar in Melbourne 19-12-1857 on 'Medway', aged 22, labourer/builder and accompanied by Frederick King aged 16, both could read and write. (Ships records)
If anyone comes across them in their research I would be interested in hearing from you.
David KING, my ancestor, served in the British Army 1812-1843.
He served in the 101st Regiment which was disbanded in 1817.
He was in the 51st Regiment which served in Tasmania 1838-1846 (Stanley: The Remote Garrison, 1986, p80)
He was awarded pension 24-10-1843; residence Hobart town; died 18-10-1848. (Crowthers: British Army Pensioners Abroad 1772-1899, p206).
His son, John King, ar in Melbourne 19-12-1857 on 'Medway', aged 22, labourer/builder and accompanied by Frederick King aged 16, both could read and write. (Ships records)
If anyone comes across them in their research I would be interested in hearing from you.