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valspa

My G G G Grandfather Jamed Hooper

This person is my GGG Grandfather
1. James Hooper was born 1778 in Shepton Mallet, Somerset, England
2. Occupation  1841 in Quarter Master Sgt - Royal Marines - Band Master (East Stonehouse Royal Naval  Barracks) ( the Hooper Family lived in the Barracks)
3. Residence 1851 in 2 Hoe Place, Plymouth St Andrew, Devon, England (Greenwich  Pensioner)
4. Died 1862 in East Stonehouse, Devon, England
What would have been his duties? I wonder if he sailed in the time of Napoleon?
How did he live and under what sort of conditions? You might not know these answers, but as he is such a feature in my family tree, I am fascinated by him. I cannot to date find any records of him and his career. This info is from the Census and his son’s death certificate
Thanks Val ( Hooper)
sticky blue

Hi Val, Try the public records office website. Old Royal Marines service records are held there.
Jimbo

I've never seen anyone who stammers when they type before!!!      
sticky blue

Jimbo

I'll get my coat!!!!
RAB

valspa wrote:
t;]This person is my GGG Grandfather
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Jimbo wrote:
I've never seen anyone who stammers when they type before!!!      



C'mon Tommo mate...  wakey wakey...  
sticky blue

Sorry old chap, had my sensible head on  
Nick B

Hi Valspa

Try this:

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/militaryhistory/marines/
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