Guest Posted 4 March , 2012 Share Posted 4 March , 2012 Dear All - The 1911 Census including men in units serving in India is available through Ancestry, however there is no Index. The units based in India cover over 4,000 pages. Having carefully trawled the data I have built an index which provides the 'landing page' for each unit i.e. the first page in each unit's Census roll. It should be possible for researchers interested in a particular unit to build an effective nominal rolls from the data. Most of the men serving in 1911 would have served in 1914 due to service commitments. [Edit: I have added the index for the 230 page Burma and Andaman Islands below] I have created separate lists for different Arms which will run consecutively from this post. 1. Line Infantry - see below - note units are in order of precedence and where Bn's with separate detachments appear in two separate locations on the list, both are given. 2. Line Cavalry - see second post 3. RFA & RGA - see third post 4. Other Units Including RE, RAMC, Depots, Bde HQs. - see fourth post. Please note that some of the Sanitoriums include convalescing men from many different units. Please PM me if you spot any errors and I will amend. Apologies for the rubbish formatting, but I can't get my nice neat columns to replicate in the post. Any mistakes are mine. Regards Guest Page no. Unit Station Province 2782 1st Bn Royal Scots Allahabad 2395 1st Bn King's Own Regiment Dilkusha, Lucknow 1359 1st Bn Kings Own Regt (detachment) United provinces 2026 1st Bn Northumberland Fusiliers Rawalpindi Punjab 382 2nd Bn Royal Fusiliers Pachmari depot 516 2nd Bn Royal Fusiliers Jubbulpore 2891 2nd Bn King's Regt Ambala Punjab 2481 2n Bn East Yorks Regt Fyzabad Oudh 1974 1st Bn POW West Yorkshire Regt Rawalpindi Punjab 2253 2nd Bn Leicestershire Regt Madras 3439 1st Bn Royal Irish Regt Agra United Provinces 2835 1st Bn Lancashire Fusiliers Multan Punjab 564 2nd Bn Cheshire Regt Jubbulpore 255 2nd Bn Royal Welch Fusiliers Quetta Baluchistan 3295 Ist Bn King's Own Scottish Borderers Ranikhet 898 2nd Bn Worcestershire Regt Jhansi 3182 4th Bn Worcestershire Regt Bareilly 403 2nd Bn East Lancashire Regt Mhow Central Provinces 3036 1st Bn Duke of Wellington's Regt Ambala Punjab 1923 1st Bn Royal Sussex Regt Rawalpindi Punjab 3107 1st Bn South Lancashire Regt Lahore 2089 2nd Bn Black Watch Sialkot Punjab 2200 1st Bn Oxfordshire & Bucks LI Nigiri 309 1st Bn Essex Regt Quetta Baluchistan 3910 1st Bn Sherwood Foresters Trimulgherry Deccan 3966 1st Bn Sherwood Foresters Trimulgherry Deccan 1291 2nd Bn Royal Berkshire Regt Chakrata United Provinces 1431 2nd Bn Royal Berkshire Regt Meerut 1746 2nd Bn Royal West Kent Regt Peshawar NWFP 3953 2nd Bn Shropshire Light Infantry Trimulgherry Deccan 3995 2nd Bn Shropshire Light Infantry Trimulgherry Deccan 2613 1st Bn Middlesex Regt Dinapore 2555 3rd Bn Middlesex Regt Lehong 198 3rd Bn KRRC Dagshai 1326 4th Bn KRRC Chakrata 1359 4th Bn KRRC det 1st Bn Kings Own United provinces 3507 4th Bn KRRC (detachment) Fort Delhi 462 1st Bn Manchster Regt Kamptee Central Provinces 1795 2nd Bn North Staffordshire Regt Peshawar NWFP 1565 1st Bn York & Lancaster Regt Karachi 617 1st Bn Durham light Infantry Nasirabad Rajputana 2471 1st Bn Highland Light Infantry Lucknow 1043 1st Bn Highland Light Infantry Dilkusha, Lucknow 2313 1st Bn Highland Light Infantry Dilkusha, Lucknow 3237 1st Bn Seaforth Highlanders 961 2nd Bn Gordon Highlanders Cawnpore 3768 2nd Bn Cameron Highlanders Bangalore 3587 2nd Bn Royal Irish Fusiliers Quetta Baluchistan 100 1st Bn Connaught Rangers Ferosepore Punjab 22 2nd Bn Leinster Regt Jullunder Punjab 1847 1st Bn Royal Munster Fusiliers Nowsheera NWFP 2665 2nd Bn Rifle Bde Calcutta Edit 24th March 12: Additional Units serving in Burma and Andaman Islands - 231 pages Page 2 2nd Bn East Surrey Regiment (also individual Companies starting on pages 16, 29, 38, 47, 116, 125) Page 56 1st Bn Royal Irish Rifles (also individual Companies starting on pages 62, 80, 88, 96, 107, 214, 213) Page 152 1st Bn Border Regiment (also individual Companies starting on pages 166, 181, 190, 205 (Andaman Island detachment)) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted 4 March , 2012 Share Posted 4 March , 2012 Cavalry Regiments serving in India - 1911 Census pages for each unit Page no. Unit Station Province 2992 1st King's Dragoon Guards Ambala Punjab 3839 7th Dragoon Guards Trimulgherry Deccan 3364 1st Royal Dragoons Muttra 850 6th Inniskilling Dragoons Mhow Central Provinces 2360 8th King's Royal Irish Hussars Dilkusha, Lucknow 3405 13th Hussars Meerut 3724 14th King's Hussars Bangalore 1068 10th Royal Hussars Rawalpindi Punjab 1098 17th Lancers Sialkot Punjab Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RammyLad1 Posted 4 March , 2012 Share Posted 4 March , 2012 Guest, the click here facility doesn't appear to be working. Duncan Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted 4 March , 2012 Share Posted 4 March , 2012 RFA, RGA and RHA Units serving in India - 1911 Census page index numbers Please Note the the RFA in nearly every case use the format 8th Bty RFA, wheras the RGA flipped between No.11 Coy RGA and 11th Coy RGA. I have chosen to use the former format. There is one oddity - the 13th Bty (not Coy) RGA which is confusing so I left it as it is. I am sure this is not a typo for the 13th Bty RFA as this appears separately. The RHA used letters of the alphabet and were consistent. Page no. Unit Station Province 3674 2nd Bty RFA Bangalore 1169 4th Bty RFA Rawalpindi Punjab 2777 6th Bde RFA Allahabad 707 7th Bty RFA Jhansi 3686 8th Bty RFA Bangalore 3870 10th Bty RFA Trimulgherry Deccan 720 11th Bty RFA Jubbulpore 2942 12th Bty RFA Ambala Punjab 734 13th Bty RFA Neemuch 1407 14th Bty RFA Agra United Provinces 1693 18th Bty RFA Nowsheera NWFP 1012 20th Bty RFA Dilkusha, Lucknow 3096 25th Bty RFA Lahore 3882 26th Bty RFA Trimulgherry Deccan 2543 28th Bty RFA Fyzabad Oudh 1181 38th Bty RFA Rawalpindi Punjab 746 52nd Bty RFA Jubbulpore 153 58th Bty RFA Ferosepore Punjab 1625 59th Bty RFA Hyderabad Sind 1704 62nd Bty RFA Nowsheera NWFP 1390 63rd Bty RFA Meerut 1378 64th Bty RFA Meerut 770 66th Bty RFA Jhansi 785 69th Bty RFA Hasnabad Rajputana 1551 73rd Bty RFA Bareilly United Provinces 2744 74th Bty RFA Barrackpore 1716 75th Bty RFA Nowsheera NWFP 2756 77th Bty RFA Allahabad 1192 78th Bty RFA Campbellpore 2734 79th Bty RFA Dinapore 799 80th Bty RFA Jubbulpore 2171 83rd Bty RFA Kamptee Central Provinces 2189 86th Bty RFA & 11th Bde RFA Staff St Thomas' Mount 2 89th Bty RFA Jullunder Punjab 79 90th Bty RFA Multan Punjab 1728 91st Bty RFA Peshawar NWFP 3897 92nd Bty RFA etc Trimulgherry Deccan 1637 93rd Bty RFA Hyderabad Sind 1649 94th Bty RFA Karachi 1681 3rd Bde RFA Staff Nowsheera NWFP 1402 5th Bde RFA (Staff) & RA Boys Depot Meerut 1625 18th Bde Staff Hyderabad Sind 74 16th Bde (Staff) RFA Jullunder Punjab 1686 No. 1 Ammunition Column RFA Nowsheera NWFP 1203 No. 2 Ammunition Column RFA Rawalpindi Punjab 3088 No. 3 Ammunition Column RFA 1618 No. 4 Ammunition Column RFA Hyderabad Sind 2536 No. 8 Ammunition Column RFA Fyzabad Oudh 3882 No. 9 Ammunition Column RFA Trimulgherry Deccan 3686 No. 10 Ammunition Column RFA Bangalore 818 No.11 Ammunition Column RFA Jubbulpore 825 No.12 Ammunition Column RFA Jhansi 3576 No. 51 Coy RGA Quetta Baluchistan 1502 No. 59(Siege) Coy RGA Roorkee United Provinces 165 No. 60 Coy RGA Ferosepore Punjab 1268 No. 68 Coy RGA Attock 2714 No. 70 Coy RGA Calcutta 832 No. 71 (Heavy) Bty RGA Nowgong 1248 No. 73 Coy RGA Attock 841 No. 72 (Heavy) Bty RGA Nowgong 1258 No. 74 Coy RGA Ismailia 2725 No. 77 Coy RGA Katapahar 1513 No. 81 (Siege) Coy RGA Roorkee United Provinces 2767 No. 82 Coy RGA Allahabad 1738 No. 86 (Heavy) Bty RGA Peshawar NWFP 2824 No. 90 (Heavy) Bty RGA Multan Punjab 1493 No. 91 (Heavy) Bty RGA Roorkee United Provinces 1420 No. 94 Coy RGA Agra United Provinces 1371 No. 94 Coy RGA (detachment) Fort Delhi 3564 No. 101 Coy RGA Quetta Baluchistan 1240 No. 104 (Heavy) Bty RGA Campbellpore 3674 13th Bty RGA Bangalore 1661 RGA Staff & 7?6th Coy RGA Karachi 90 No.2 Mountain Bty RGA Jutogh 1210 No.4 Mountain Bty RGA Rawalpindi Punjab 12 No. 5 Mountain Bty RGA Jutogh 3549 No. 6 Mountain Bty RGA Quetta Baluchistan 3531 No. 7 Mountain Bty RGA Quetta Baluchistan 3540 No. 8 Mountain Bty RGA Quetta Baluchistan 1230 No.9 Mountain Bty RGA Rawalpindi Punjab 3558 RGA Staff, Quetta Quetta Baluchistan 2983 9th Bde RHA Staff Ambala Punjab 3662 D Bty RHA Bangalore 2970 J Bty RHA Ambala Punjab 2958 N Bty RHA Ambala Punjab 1529 P Bty RHA Meerut 1540 R Bty RHA Meerut 1025 U Bty RHA Dilkusha, Lucknow 1153 V Bty RHA Rawalpindi Punjab 1136 W Bty RHA Sialkot Punjab 673 X Bty RHA Mhow Central Provinces 692 Y Bty RHA Mhow Central Provinces 1164 A Ammunition Column RHA Campbellpore 2987 C Ammunition Column RHA Ambala Punjab 1148 B Ammunition Column RHA Sialkot Punjab 702 E Ammunition Column RHA Mhow 3359 F Ammunition Column RHA Meerut 1037 G Ammunition Column RHA Dilkusha, Lucknow Edit: On the Burma and Andaman Islands document (230 pages) an un-numbered RGA unit based in Rangoon starts on page 139 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted 4 March , 2012 Share Posted 4 March , 2012 Other Units based in India - 1911 Census Index pages... Page no. Unit Station Province 1280 Derha Dun GOC DD Bde Derha Dun 1286 Standing Camp Kailana 1310 Landour Depot Landour 394 Mount Abu Sanitorium Mount Abu Rajputana 3503 Military Grass farm Agra United Provinces 3674 Bde Staff Bangalore 2154 Soldiers Extra Regimentally Employed Bareilly United Provinces 1910 7th Division Staff Meerut 1914 Meerut Cavalry Bde Office Meerut 1918 Station Staff Office, Meerut Meerut 2159 Bde and telegraph office Ranikhet 2165 Station Hospital Rikhet Supply Ranikhet 3524 Gharwal Bde office Roorkee United Provinces 3354 RA Staff Roorkee United Provinces 3712 RAMC Bangalore 3716 RE Bangalore 1524 No. 31 Div Signals Coy Fatehgarh Wsetern Provinces 3168 No. 32 (Divisional Signals) Coy Sappers & Miners Fatehgarh Wsetern Provinces 1671 1st (KGO) Sappers & Miners Karachi 2145 4th Coy 1st (KGO) Sappers and Miners Rawalpindi Punjab 2150 No.11 Coy 2nd (QO) Sappers and Miners Rawalpindi Punjab 3344 1st (KGO) Sappers & Miners Roorkee United Provinces 2140 26th Railway Coy Sappers and Miners Sialkot Punjab Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chris_Baker Posted 4 March , 2012 Share Posted 4 March , 2012 Great work, Guest. Thank you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted 4 March , 2012 Share Posted 4 March , 2012 On 04/03/2012 at 18:52, RammyLad1 said: Guest, the click here facility doesn't appear to be working. Duncan Duncan - change of plan...it was easier just to run the posts consecutively.... I was trying to be too clever thinking I would make 4 separate posts..... Sadly the formatting goes awry when pasting in from excel. If anyone wants a copy of the spreadsheet PM me with your email and I will send. Guest Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted 4 March , 2012 Share Posted 4 March , 2012 On 04/03/2012 at 18:58, Chris_Baker said: Great work, Guest. Thank you. Chris - If you need the spreadsheet just let me know.... There may be some tiny errors but I have trawled the data 3 times. It should save researchers a fair bit of time. Please note that it is possible to lift the data of the individuals' names as a transcribed 'spreadsheet' hovers just below the pages. There are 30 names per pages, so a Bn on 1,100 men takes about 50 consecutive pages. I have rebuilt the 4th Bn Worcestershires and the 1st Bn Essex Regt (29th Div men at Gallipoli which I am now cross referencing with SDGW data). Also please note that the Battalions and Cavlary Regts are laid out by Companies and Squadrons (mostly) so it is even possible in most cases to rebuild the nominal roll of say, A Coy Durham light Infantry in 1911. There are 41 separarte Infantry Battalions, so a fair chunk of the regular Army. There are also lists of units stationed elsewhere. I am working on thes other stations and will post accordingly. I had to do it anyway for my own research, so in the spirit of the GWF I thought it worth sharing. Hope it saves you some time... Guest Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rockdoc Posted 5 March , 2012 Share Posted 5 March , 2012 25th Battery, RFA, is missing from your list. My Grandfather was out there in F Sub-section. I think, without going and looking it all up again, that they formed 46 Brigade with 12th and 58th Batteries. 25th left Southampton in mid-1910 and returned there in January, 1914. His details are in my signature so you can cross-reference him. Keith Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted 6 March , 2012 Share Posted 6 March , 2012 On 05/03/2012 at 11:20, Rockdoc said: 25th Battery, RFA, is missing from your list. My Grandfather was out there in F Sub-section. I think, without going and looking it all up again, that they formed 46 Brigade with 12th and 58th Batteries. 25th left Southampton in mid-1910 and returned there in January, 1914. His details are in my signature so you can cross-reference him. Keith Hi Keith - I am 99% certain that the 25th Bty RFA are not within these 4,019 pages as a Battery would take up about 14-15 pages. I slowly plodded through the whole document in jumps of 10 pages (or less when I came to minor units). I did this twice and as part of the exercise scrolled backwards from each 'landing page' to double check the preceding unit was the same as the last recorded landing page (if that makes sense). The 58th Battery RFA was based at Ferozepore the only other units shown at that location are the Connaught Rangers and No. 60 Coy RGA. The 25th Battery RFA does not appear in the vicinity of the Forezepore units (or anywhere else for that matter). I double checked (treble checked?) this just now and scrolled either side of the first and last units and some way beyond. The 12th Battery were based at Ambala in the Punjab (232 km from Ferozepore Cantonment according to Google Maps) and I have repeated the exercise, slowly checking the continuity of units and nothings shows for the 25th Bty RFA . I double checked (treble checked?) this just now and scrolled either side of the first and last unit. There could be a few explanations 1. There is always the possibility that I made a mistake (twice), but I think it is quite low probability - given the two Batteries above were 232 km apart but formed parts of the same Bde it is distinctly possible (and probable) they were based in another town or city. If you know the location I could try and search around the units based in that location - there are seven different stations listed in the Punjab in the Census. 2. The 4,019 page Census does not cover all of India and there is part of it either missing or not yet digitised. 3. The 25th Bty is included in the 470 page Ceylon & India part of the Census (this is work in progress) 4. The 25th Bty is included in the 134 page India & Singapore part of the Census (this is also work in progress) I should have 3. and 4. done by this weekend so we shall see what it generates. This is the 1911 Census (April) and I assume you are 100% certain the 25th Bty was in India at the time. Regards Guest Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mrjustinhayward Posted 6 March , 2012 Share Posted 6 March , 2012 Good work, thank you Justin Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ororkep Posted 6 March , 2012 Share Posted 6 March , 2012 You will find 12 Bty RFA, in XLVI Brigade, Lahore Cantonment Punjab around the 2946 page mark. (for Keith re GF, unless there is another Herbert) Not to detract from the excellent work by Guest, these images have been available for well over a year now on FMP so I find it interesting the excitement now generated on the forum by Ancestry subscribers. Is it a sort of Betamax v VHS experience for the future of our research in genealogy? I do hope not! Rgds Paul Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
battiscombe Posted 6 March , 2012 Share Posted 6 March , 2012 Jan 1911 25th Bty was listed as Neemuch and due to move to Lahore cantonment, as was 12th Bty Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted 6 March , 2012 Share Posted 6 March , 2012 On 06/03/2012 at 20:49, battiscombe said: Jan 1911 25th Bty was listed as Neemuch and due to move to Lahore cantonment, as was 12th Bty Thanks...Problem solved. Page 3096. I have made a transcription error .....and written 35th instead of 25th Bty RFA.... will amend accordingly. Guest P.S. Lahore is only 78km from Ferozepore (Firozpur) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted 6 March , 2012 Share Posted 6 March , 2012 On 06/03/2012 at 20:24, ororkep said: You will find 12 Bty RFA, in XLVI Brigade, Lahore Cantonment Punjab around the 2946 page mark. (for Keith re GF, unless there is another Herbert) Not to detract from the excellent work by Guest, these images have been available for well over a year now on FMP so I find it interesting the excitement now generated on the forum by Ancestry subscribers. Is it a sort of Betamax v VHS experience for the future of our research in genealogy? I do hope not! Rgds Paul The transcribed parts of the records in Ancestry are riddled with errors. It does however allow one to add a suggested name/transcription. Approximately 1/10th of the 1st Bn Essex Regt men's home towns had not been transcribed so searching and finding the individual via Ancestry will not always work. My angle is to use this for rebuilding nominal rolls and for this purpose all the info is there, but for the sake of accuracy I would recommend double-checking the spellings etc. While the Ancestry website is a big leap forward one sometimes wonders who is transcribing the names and places.......probably not people whose first language is English I would suspect. Guest Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rockdoc Posted 8 March , 2012 Share Posted 8 March , 2012 Thanks for the various responses, chaps. His records aren't on Ancestry, apart from one page relating to his being transferred back to the RFA from the RGA at the end of the War shortly before he was demobbed, so I don't know exactly where 25th Battery were during its time in India. From postcards he sent to my grandmother, he seems to have spent some time in 1910 at Nasirabad and there are quite a number showing the camp at Dalhousie. He certainly spent most time at least nominally based at the Lahore Cantonment and was there at the end of 1913, just before they returned to England. Keith Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted 8 March , 2012 Share Posted 8 March , 2012 Thanks for the various responses, chaps. His records aren't on Ancestry, apart from one page relating to his being transferred back to the RFA from the RGA at the end of the War shortly before he was demobbed, so I don't know exactly where 25th Battery were during its time in India. From postcards he sent to my grandmother, he seems to have spent some time in 1910 at Nasirabad and there are quite a number showing the camp at Dalhousie. He certainly spent most time at least nominally based at the Lahore Cantonment and was there at the end of 1913, just before they returned to England. Keith Having trawled the pages, my guess he is there somewhere in these pages but has his name transcribed incorrectly. You might find it worth while plodding through the RFA and RGA units in the cantonments you mentioned to see if he was attached to another RFA/RGA unit. Some of the census sheets have men from many units...also worth searching the Sanitoriums who have many men recovering or resting. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mrjustinhayward Posted 8 March , 2012 Share Posted 8 March , 2012 Sorry if I've missed anything 2nd Dorsets were at Poona in 1911, Enumeration Book starts at page 294 of 470 in the Ceylon and India section Justin Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rockdoc Posted 8 March , 2012 Share Posted 8 March , 2012 Quote Having trawled the pages, my guess he is there somewhere in these pages but has his name transcribed incorrectly. I'd forgotten that my brother-in-law sent me an image of the sheet he's on a long time ago. He's listed at Ambala, Punjab with 12th Battery, the only time I have ever seen his name associated other than with 25th Battery. All the letters and cards my Grandmother sent are addressed to the latter unit, right from late 1909 when he was first sent to it at Newport straight from basic training up to after he recovered from his wounds in September 1916. As they were in the same Brigade I suppose he could have been temporarily moved across for training, to cover for someone or something like that but it's a puzzle. Keith Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ororkep Posted 8 March , 2012 Share Posted 8 March , 2012 Re #17 that was why I posted #12. Keith, he is shown in 12 Bty and not 25 Bty, which was also at Lahore Cantonment. Rgds Paul Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rockdoc Posted 8 March , 2012 Share Posted 8 March , 2012 Thanks, mate. I hadn't quite clicked what you meant and had forgotten about the image I had been sent. Keith Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted 9 March , 2012 Share Posted 9 March , 2012 Hi Guest. Don`t know if this will help but i found my Gt Grandfather Charles Henry Graver station at Belgaum, Karnataka, India on 1911 census serving with the 2 Bn Norfolks. Regards Ray. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
peteg Posted 9 March , 2012 Share Posted 9 March , 2012 Hi Do the couple of 1/Kings Own Bn you mention refer to Kings Own (Royal Lancaster) Rgt ? My grandfather was a 1/Kings Own man and I have him in Bowerham barracks Lancaster on the 1911 census. I always thought 2/Kings Own were in India at that time. Pete Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted 10 March , 2012 Share Posted 10 March , 2012 Hi Do the couple of 1/Kings Own Bn you mention refer to Kings Own (Royal Lancaster) Rgt ? My grandfather was a 1/Kings Own man and I have him in Bowerham barracks Lancaster on the 1911 census. I always thought 2/Kings Own were in India at that time. Pete Yes. The King's Own is the King's Own (Royal Lancaster) Regiment....not to be confused with The King's (Liverpool Regiment). The cover page definitely shows 1st Bn at Dilkusha, Lucknow, as does the cover page for the detachment at Chakrata, United Provinces. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
peteg Posted 10 March , 2012 Share Posted 10 March , 2012 Quote Yes. The King's Own is the King's Own (Royal Lancaster) Regiment....not to be confused with The King's (Liverpool Regiment). The cover page definitely shows 1st Bn at Dilkusha, Lucknow, as does the cover page for the detachment at Chakrata, United Provinces. Hi Guest, My mistake, it's the 1901 census that I have him in Lancaster, not 1911.....lack of eye / brain co-ordination. Sorry. For the record, I have him in Malta (Nov 1901) 279 days Calcutta (Sept 1903) 9yrs 116day Shwebo, Burma (Feb 1906) Lebong (Dec 1907) Lucknow (Dec 1908) The Battalion returned to UK and went into barracks in Dover on 13th January 1913. (2yrs 8 days) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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