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Annual death and disability returns: cavalry and infantry regiments (January-December...
Catalogue reference: WO 334/54
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This record is about the Annual death and disability returns: cavalry and infantry regiments (January-December... dating from 1869 Jan-1870 May in the series War Office: Army Medical Department: Returns and Reports. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- WO 334/54
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1869 Jan-1870 May
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Description (What the record is about)
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Annual death and disability returns: cavalry and infantry regiments (January-December 1869):
- 2nd Dragoon Guards;
- 3rd Hussars;
- 4th Hussars;
- 5th Lancers;
- 7th Hussars;
- 11th Hussars;
- 15th Hussars;
- 16th Lancers;
- 18th Hussars;
- 19th Hussars;
- 20th Hussars;
- 21st Hussars;
- 1st Foot, 1st Battalion;
- 1st Foot, 2nd Battalion;
- 2nd Foot, 1st Battalion;
- 3rd Foot, 1st Battalion;
- 5th Foot, 1st Battalion;
- 6th Foot, 1st Battalion;
- 7th Foot, 1st Battalion;
- 8th Foot, 1st Battalion;
- 9th Foot, 1st Battalion;
- 10th Foot, 1st Battalion;
- 10th Foot, 2nd Battalion;
- 11th Foot, 1st Battalion;
- 11th Foot, 1st Battalion;
- 12th Foot, 2nd Battalion;
- 13th Foot, 1st Battalion;
- 14th Foot, 2nd Battalion;
- 15th Foot, 1st Battalion;
- 16th Foot, 1st Battalion;
- 18th Foot, 2nd Battalion;
- 19th Foot, 1st Battalion;
- 19th Foot, 2nd Battalion;
- 20th Foot, 2nd Battalion;
- 21st Foot, 1st Battalion;
- 21st Foot, 2nd Battalion;
- 24th Foot, 1st Battalion;
- 24th Foot, 2nd Battalion;
- 25th Foot, 2nd Battalion;
- 26th Foot;
- 28th Foot;
- 29th Foot;
- 31st Foot;
- 32nd Foot;
- 36th Foot;
- 37th Foot;
- 38th Foot;
- 39th Foot;
- 41st Foot;
- 45th Foot;
- 47th Foot;
- 48th Foot;
- 49th Foot;
- 52nd Foot;
- 53rd Foot;
- 55th Foot;
- 58th Foot;
- 59th Foot;
- 60th Foot, 1st Battalion;
- 60th Foot, 2nd Battalion;
- 60th Foot, 3rd Battalion;
- 61st Foot;
- 62nd Foot;
- 64th Foot;
- 69th Foot;
- 71st Foot;
- 73rd Foot;
- 74th Foot;
- 75th Foot;
- 76th Foot;
- 77th Foot;
- 78th Foot;
- 79th Foot;
- 82nd Foot;
- 83rd Foot;
- 84th Foot;
- 85th Foot;
- 86th Foot;
- 87th Foot;
- 88th Foot;
- 92nd Foot;
- 93rd Foot;
- 95th Foot;
- 96th Foot;
- 102nd Foot;
- 103rd Foot;
- 104th Foot;
- 105th Foot;
- 106th Foot;
- 107th Foot;
- 108th Foot;
- 109th Foot;
- Rifle Brigade, 1st Battalion;
- Rifle Brigade, 3rd Battalion.
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Held by (Who holds the record)
- The National Archives, Kew
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Former department reference (Former identifier given by the originating creator)
- Volume 618
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Legal status (A note as to whether the record being described is a Public Record or not)
- Public Record(s)
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- Open Document, Open Description
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Record URL
- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C4435092/
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WO 334
War Office: Army Medical Department: Returns and Reports
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