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Marines List January 1834 The Marines, or the Navy’s Soldiers, have since earliest times been a vital part of the Navy’s manpower. It has been the custom to list every officer in the Marines whether on active service or waiting as a reserve (and hence on half-pay) complete with pay scale details. This CD gives a fascinating insight into the world of the Marines and is invaluable to those searching for genealogical information on members of their family who were known to be in this branch of the Armed Forces early in the 19th Century. (62 images) Click here to view product thumbnail images (new window) Table of Contents General and Field Officers Captains First Lieutenants Second Lieutenants Royal Marine Artillery Staff Officers Officers retired on full pay Field Officers Captains First Lieutenants Officers unattached and half pay Field Officers Officers reserved half pay Field Officers Captains Captain Lieutenants First Lieutenants Second Lieutenants Assistant Surgeon Index by Surname Surnames A-B Surnames B-C Surnames C-E Surnames E-H Surnames H-J Surnames J-M Surnames M-N Surnames N-P Surnames Q-S Surnames S-W Surnames W-Y |
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