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Historical record of the Seventh Regiment, or the Royal Fusiliers

Note 15 — HISTORICAL RECORD

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The following non-commissioned officers were rewarded with commissions at the recommendation of Prince Edward during the period His Royal Highness commanded the regiment in North America:—

1795 Serjeant Walter Beavan, Ensign in the Nova Scotia Fencibles. 1796 Serjeant-Major Joseph Parkes, Quarter-Master in the Royal Fusiliers. —— Serjeant Christopher Taylor, Lieutenant in ditto. —— Quarter-Master Serjeant John Opinslaw, Ensign in the Invalids. —— Serjeant James Colledge, Ensign in St. John's Island Provincials. 1797 Serjeant James Turner, Ensign 31st Regiment. —— Serjeant-Major Frederick Plansker, Ensign in the Fencibles. 1802 Serjeant-Major John Robertson, Ensign in the first, or the royal regiment.

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