The Depot for Prisoners of War at Norman Cross, Huntingdonshire. 1796 to 1816Walker, Thomas (Thomas James)
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The Depot for Prisoners of War at Norman Cross, Huntingdonshire. 1796 to 1816
Walker, Thomas (Thomas James)
France -- History -- 1789-1815; Norman Cross depot; Prisoners of war
Current By what Time when. Prizes’ Regiment. Company. Prisoners’ Quality. Time when Ex. Time when. How
number. ship or names. names. received D.D.D. or disposed
how taken. into E.S. of, and by
custody. what
order.
401 _Melampus_ 14th _La Frigate 1 Battn. Edw. André Soldier 11th D. 9th To France
October Résolue_ 81st October January Martha
1798 demi- 1799 from 1800 Cartel
brigade Edinburgh
(_g_) DEATH CERTIFICATES OF FRENCH PRISONERS WHO DIED AT NORMAN CROSS
DURING THE FIRST PERIOD OF THE WAR, 1793–1802
Current number. Number on the Prisoners’ Rank. Ship or Man-of-war, Place of Age. Where Time of Disorder or
G.E.B. names. corps. privateer, nativity. taken. death. casualty.
or merchant
vessel.
41 1411 Vincent Seaman _La France 23 3rd August Killed by a
Lydyer Suffisante_ 1797 blow in
prison by
the
following
black man.
42 2842 Jean Seaman _L’Emilie_ Dominique 40 5th August Hung
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