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Suffolk Regiment Archive at Bury St Edmunds | |||
Quinlivan, Patrick. Father Benard's Register and the Irish Militia in Essex. Article covers Father Benard's Register of baptisms 1812-1817 kept at the Church of St. James-the-less, Priory St. Colchester. Also a list of references to the Irish Militia from the Suffolk Chronicle and Ipswich Hournal 1812-1814. The Irish Ancestor, vo. V. no. 1. 1973, pages 12-17, FamilySearch Library Ref. 941.5 B2i v.5-6 | |||
Wills-Jones, Patricia. British Prisoners of War 1813 in Napoleonic France. A transcript of list of British Prisoners held in France, in various parts. All of them are Royal Naval Prisoners, and it gives the area of France they were held, surname, christian name, their position on board ship. Wills-Jones says they are mainly from the eastern seaboard of England. Article is in The Norfolk Ancestor. vol.6. pt 1, March 2009, pages 56-62, | [[Category:Suffolk, England]] | ||
Wills-Jones, Patricia. British Prisoners of War 1813 in Napoleonic France. A transcript of list of British Prisoners held in France, in various parts. All of them are Royal Naval Prisoners, and it gives the area of France they were held, surname, christian name, their position on board ship. Wills-Jones says they are mainly from the eastern seaboard of England. Article is in The Norfolk Ancestor. vol.6. pt 1, March 2009, pages 56-62, FamilySearch Library Ref. 942.61 B2j new ser. vol. 6.pt1 (mar. 2009<br> | |||
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*Military '[http://www.roll-of-honour.com/Suffolk/index.html Roll of Honour]" | |||
*[http://www.ipswich-lettering.co.uk/bournepark.html Memorials in Bourne Park] | |||
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20180218103238/http://www.longlongtrail.co.uk/ The Long, Long Trail]: Courtesy of the Suffolk Family History Society | |||
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Suffolk Regiment Archive at Bury St Edmunds
Quinlivan, Patrick. Father Benard's Register and the Irish Militia in Essex. Article covers Father Benard's Register of baptisms 1812-1817 kept at the Church of St. James-the-less, Priory St. Colchester. Also a list of references to the Irish Militia from the Suffolk Chronicle and Ipswich Hournal 1812-1814. The Irish Ancestor, vo. V. no. 1. 1973, pages 12-17, FamilySearch Library Ref. 941.5 B2i v.5-6
Wills-Jones, Patricia. British Prisoners of War 1813 in Napoleonic France. A transcript of list of British Prisoners held in France, in various parts. All of them are Royal Naval Prisoners, and it gives the area of France they were held, surname, christian name, their position on board ship. Wills-Jones says they are mainly from the eastern seaboard of England. Article is in The Norfolk Ancestor. vol.6. pt 1, March 2009, pages 56-62, FamilySearch Library Ref. 942.61 B2j new ser. vol. 6.pt1 (mar. 2009
- Military 'Roll of Honour"
- Memorials in Bourne Park
- The Long, Long Trail: Courtesy of the Suffolk Family History Society