corisande Posted 9 April , 2010 Author Share Posted 9 April , 2010 He must of been lonely on Sundays! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mhifle Posted 9 April , 2010 Share Posted 9 April , 2010 Looking at the Depot Listing of men I have identified so far. 3rd Battalion Recruits 39 Roman Catholic Line Recruits 30 Roman Catholic 3 Church of England 2 Jewish Establishment 77 Roman Catholic 11 Church of England 1 Methodist Regards Mark Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mhifle Posted 5 May , 2010 Share Posted 5 May , 2010 Hi, Looking at the 1st Battalion in India on the 1911 Census there is no Religion shown, but here is the percentage from place of birth. Regards Mark Other Ranks: Ireland 812 (82.1%) England 150 (15.2%) Scotland 10 (1.0%) India 13 (1.3%) America 3 (0.3%) Channel Islands 1 (0.1%) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
corisande Posted 5 May , 2010 Author Share Posted 5 May , 2010 Mark Amazing what one can squeeze out of the census! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stanley_C_Jenkins Posted 6 May , 2010 Share Posted 6 May , 2010 I was thinking about this question earlier today - I know that Anglicans serving in English regiments had identity discs bearing the initials "C of E", but did this also apply to Anglicans in Irish, Welsh and Scottish units. I would have thought that Irish Anglicans carried "C of I" discs, but some of the information quoted in this thread suggests that they may have been issued with "C of E" discs? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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