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Mark Dudley 27-08-09 15:08

Thomas Dudley - Spain
 
New start ad all I thought I'd throw this one in again ...

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec/?...c=&pid=9364520

Thomas Dudley is shown as b Spain British Subject in 1851. That makes him born abt 1767. Can anybody come up with a way to find out where/why/how he might have been born in Spain?

1841 shows him born in Warwickshire. He died 1852.

Merry 27-08-09 17:04

I would have thought the most likely reason for him being born in Spain would be that his father served in the army and was posted there - wives often went too.

Is this person his son/cousin/younger brother? (TNA, The Catalogue)

WO 121/110/180

JOHN DUDLEY Born FOLESHILL, Warwickshire Served in 24th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 18 after 4 years 5 months of service Covering dates give year of enlistment to year of discharge.

1806-1810

I just wondered if members of the same family might have served in the same regiment. Probably a long shot!

Margaret in Burton 27-08-09 17:21

wooohooooooooo

Merry on a research thread again.

*sorry I'll go away now, got a bit carried away*

Merry 27-08-09 17:40

Passes medicinal brandy!

I can't find 'your' Owen Stone!

Margaret in Burton 27-08-09 17:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Merry (Post 1195)
Passes medicinal brandy!

I can't find 'your' Owen Stone!

Kate found him

Merry 27-08-09 17:53

Oh good!

Mark Dudley 27-08-09 19:09

Yes Merry. John (my favour ancestor!) was Thomas's son, and my 3 x great-grandfather. I'll look into the 24th Foot. John served at Talavera you know! (Proud emoticon!)

Merry 27-08-09 19:14

*feels an educational shortcoming approaching*

Mark Dudley 27-08-09 19:16

Here you go: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Talavera

Mark Dudley 27-08-09 19:18

Apparently the 24th were in Minorca in 1756: "During the Seven Years War, the regiment was part of the garrison on Minorca and surrendered to the French on June 28."

Doesn't really help though!


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