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British Army Regimental Rolls, Non-Commissioned Officers and Soldiers - Canada

Article about: British Army Regimental Rolls, Non-Commissioned Officers and Soldiers - Canada John Ovens, attestation date 5 March 1829, place Enniskillen. *Born Inish Macsaint (Parish), Co. Fermanagh. *Tr

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    British Army Regimental Rolls, Non-Commissioned Officers and Soldiers - Canada

    John Ovens, attestation date 5 March 1829, place Enniskillen. *Born Inish Macsaint (Parish), Co. Fermanagh. *Trade: *Labourer. *Age at enlistment: 18. *Height: *5' 10 1/4". *Description: Fresh, Grey eyes, Dr. Bro hair. *Date and cause of becoming Non-Effective: *" (Died) 26 Oct 1835.


    Is is possible that an error was made on the regimental roll and John Ovens deserted, rather than died? (Were errors ever made, or were records fairly perfect?)*


    Our ancestor was named John Ovens and we believe this is his baptism:

    Parish Inishmacsaint baptisms (County Fermanagh)

    23 June 1811 - John, son of Wm. Ovens and Elizth (Stinson), Townland: Corclune (Corcloon)


    Our John Ovens lived in New Jersey, USA from c1842 to the 1850s, when he settled in Ontario, Canada. *He died in Ontario in 1885. *I have not yet found another John Ovens, born c1811 in Inishmacsaint and I am now wondering if the baptism is*not*for my ancestor.


    Note: *There were at least two John Ovens in Fermanagh who were in the military; they are possibly related to our John Ovens.


    Thank you in advance for any suggestions/guidance.

    ello all it's been a very long time since I posted anything on here. I hope everyone is doing well.
    So this question comes from my mother. She loves to do reshearch for people and our famly. I hoep I have posted in the best section.

    Thank you for any help or in site.

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