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1st Carleton Regiment 1828 Militia Muster Roll
Source: Microfilmed records from LAC (Library & Archives Canada), R1022-10-4-E Part of Returns, nominal rolls and paylists, 1817-1844. Sub-series consists of nominal rolls for the militia of the counties of Addington, Carleton, Dundas, Essex, Frontenac, Glengarry, Gore, Grenville, Haldimand, Hastings, Huron, Kent, Lanark, Leeds, Lennox, Lincoln, Middlesex, Norfolk, Northumberland, Oxford, Prescott, Prince Edward, Stormont and York. Volume 31 includes nominal rolls of Capt. John Eakins' company of Rainham, 1831-1832; Walpole Independent Company, 1839- 1842; Toronto Militia Artillery Corps, 1836; Cobourg Volunteer Rifles, 1837; Markham and Vaughan Troop of Volunteer Cavalry, 1837; 2nd Lincoln Infantry Volunteers, 1838; 2nd or Queen's Light Infantry, 1838; 1st St-Catharines Troop of Cavalry, 1838; Bytown Volunteers, 1838; Scots Volunteer Light Infantry, 1838, Royal Foresters, 1838; Major McCormick's Independent Company of Colchester, 1839; and the Newcastle Independent Company, 1839. Submitter & Transcriber: William O. Minish Comments: 1. Abbreviations and short forms of many first names were used inthe source document. These were often indicated through the useof trailing superscripts, a mark indicative of a tilde or sometimes a trailing line from the last character. Some of these techniques defy emmulation with the stanard ascii character set. In this transcription many of the special short formes are shown merely ascharacter strings with all of the original art ignored.
2. An "*" in the following transcription indicates a piece of datawhich was illegible on the source document. The choice given is the best the transcriber could do.
Nominal Return of Militia Men of the First Carleton Regiment between the ages of 19 & 39 years inclusive. Volume 29, pp 17-32
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