S.
Sago, Mrs.
Sahu, R.K. Martiniere College.
Sampson, John. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded at Chinhat (Rees).Died 2 October
Saudry/Sandry Thomas. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed in action, 29 September.
Sanson, Mrs Anna. Mother-in-law of William Marshall. Died on the 24th of October.
Sanders, Capt. 41st Regt. BNI., Saunders’ Post (Financial Garrison).
Sangster, Capt., wife and 2 children. Uncovenanted Services.
Sangster, Miss.
Sangster, J. Martiniere pupil.
Sarle, Mr Uncovenanted Service. (Mentioned in Wilson).
Savage, George. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed/Died 3 August.
Savaille (or Saville), Miss.
Schilling, Mr G., and his sister. Principal, Martiniere College.
Schmidt, Mr R. According to Rees, Mr Schmidt’s grandfather was German, but he was born in India. He died during the siege.
Scott, Dr Surgeon, wife and 1 child (dead). HM 32nd Foot.
Sequera, Mr J. (Snr), wife and sister. Uncovenanted Service, Invalids. Mr Sequera and his wife both died during the siege. His sister survived.
Sequera, Mr Edward (or Edwin). Killed/Died of wounds. “who had distinguished himself at Chinhut.He was more fortunate than others, for he expired in the bosom of his family, was carried to the grave by friends and buried alone, for on that day (August 29th) his was the only death that took place.” (Rees) He had been shot in the breast.
Sequera, Mrs. (Jnr). Died during the siege.
Sequera, Mr H. Uncovenanted Service.
Sequera, Mr C. Bhoosa Garrison.
Sewell, Lieut. 71st Regt. BNI.
Sexton, Mrs.
Shepherd (or Sheppard), Capt. James Stevens. 2nd Oude Irregular Cavalry, 2nd in Command, Oude Irregular Force. Killed/Died of wounds. July 26th. “He had gone too far out…and in the darkness of the night was fired at by mistake.” (Case)
Shepherd, John. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Died of wounds, 20 August.
Sheridan, John. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Died of wounds, 23 July.
Sheridan, Patrick. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed/Died 14 July.
Shiel/Sheel, Daniel. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed in action, 20 August.
Shine, Owen. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed/Died 29 July.
Short, William. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded, 11 August.
Simons (or Simond), Capt. Alfred Parmenter. Artillery. Died of wounds received at Chinhut, 8th September.
Simpson, James. Sgt., H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed 30 June
Simpson, William. Cpl., H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed 30 June
Sinclair, Mr J., and mother. Merchant.
Sinclair, Mr Pensioner.
Singh, Aodhan. Sepoy, 1st Oudh Irregular Infantry. Carried dispatches out of the residency.
Smart, J. Martiniere pupil.
Smart, W. Martiniere pupil.
Smedley, William. Cpl. H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded, 23 July.
Smith, Lieut. O.L. Adjutant, 48th Regt. NI. Wounded accidentally.
Smith, Anthony. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded, 27 July.
Smith, George. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded, 6 August.
Smith, James 3688. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed 30 June
Smith, James. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded, 28 September.
Smith, Michael. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed in action, 27 September.
Smith, Samuel. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Died of wounds, 7 November.
Smith, Mrs., and 3 children.
Smith, John. Martiniere pupil.
Smith, W. Martiniere pupil.
Smyth, James. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed/Died 9 September.
Somerville, David. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed/Died 27 July.
Soppit, Lieut., wife and 1 child. (Their 2-year-old son died of cholera on the 3rd of July. Mrs Soppit was only 19 years old. 4th Oude Infantry, Oude Irregular Force.
Soule, M. J.
Staples, Capt. John and wife. 7th Regt. Light Cavalry. Killed near Cawnpore, 10th June 1857.
Steel, John. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Died of wounds, 8 September.
Steeples, John. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed 30 June
Stevens, Capt. Charles, wife and 2 children (the baby born during the siege was stillborn, Case, July 10th). HM 32nd Foot. Killed at Chinhat.
Stevens, Miss. Daughter of Capt. Charles Stevens.
Stevenson, John. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded, 28 August.
Stewart, Robert. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded, 23 August.
Strangeways, Capt., wife and 4 children (1 dead, Mary H. Dunbar, 17th July).
Stribling, Mr Quarter-Master. HM 32nd Foot.
Stuart, Capt., wife and 1 child. 3rd BNI.
Studdy, Ensign William Humphrey. HM 32nd Foot. Died of wounds on August 9th. He had been injured in the arm by a roundshot on August 6th. The arm was amputated, and he died shortly after (Case) Aged 19. Son of Major J.B. Studdy, Bengal Cavalry.
Sudbury, Francis. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Died of wounds, 13 September.
Sutton, Frederick. Martiniere pupil.
Sutton, Joseph. Martiniere pupil, senior boy.
Sullivan, Steven. Cpl. , H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded at Chinhat, 30 June.
Sullivan, David. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Died of wounds, 22 July.
Sullivan, John. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Died of wounds, 27 July.
Sullivan, Mr Hospital Steward. HM 32nd Foot.
Sully, Bernard. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed 30 June
Summers, Alfred. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Died of wounds, 29 July.
Swaries (or Swarris), Mr., wife and 3 children.
Sweeney, Owen. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed 30 June
Syms, John. Private. Bandsman, HM 32nd Foot. On 27 September 1857, he was killed by an accidental explosion. He had two sisters at the Residency, one married to a colour sergeant, the other to a drum major. (Joyce). His mother, stepfather, sister and brother were killed at Cawnpore.
Symes, Mr W. Anderson’s Post.
T.
Taylor, George 3588. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed 30 June
Taylor, George. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded, 13 August.
Thaine, Lieut. 13th Regt BNI. Took over Innes Post after the death of Graydon.
Thirsk, Thomas. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded at Chinhat, 30 June.
Thomas, 1st Lieut. Lancelot E.C.(Madras) and wife (Cordelia Ellen. She died of smallpox on 16th July. Artillery.
Thomson, Lieut. James Dugald. HM 32nd Foot. Killed at Chinhut. Son of Lt-General Alexander Thomson, CB, of Salruck, Co. Galway.
Thompson/Thomson, James Dugald. Lt/Adj. H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed 30 June
Thompson, Mr., wife and 3 children. Apothecary, Acting Asst. Surgeon. Oude Irregular Force.
Thornhill, Mr John B., wife and 1 child. (Mary Charlotte Bensley, their daughter, died on September 1st. Assistant Commissioner, Lucknow. Mr Thornhill died of wounds on 12th October.
Thornton, Thomas. Cpl, H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded, 1 July.
Thurston, William. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded, 2 November.
Tipper, James. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded, 13 September.
Todd, Mr., wife and 1 child. Clerk. Uncovenanted Service, Judicial Garrison.
Tomlinson, James Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed in action, 18 August.
Towers, Edward. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Died of wounds, 28 August.
Tully, Bernard. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed 30 June
Tulloch, Lieut. 58th N.I. Engineers Dept.
Twitcham, Mrs.
U/ V.
Urlett, Thomas. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed 30 June
Vallance, William. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed in action, 11 September.
Vanrenen (or Vanreneu), Lieut. J.A. 2nd in Command, 9th Oude Infantry, Oude Irregular Force
Vaughan, Edward. School Master Sgt. H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded 27 September.
Vaughan, Mr., wife and 2 children. Uncovenanted Service.
Veloso, Mr., wife and sister. Clerk, Uncovenanted Service.
Veron, Thomas. Cpl., H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed/Died 26 September.
Vickerstaff, Samuel. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed 30 June
Voikins/ Vockins/Vockings, William Cpl., H.M. 32nd Foot, and wife. Corporal Voikins was serving as a personal butler to Brigadier Inglis. He died on 2 September, following the amputation of his leg.
Volkers, Mr. Voluntary Cavalry. (Civilian)
Virtue, Mrs.
Virtue, Miss.
Virtue, J. Martiniere pupil.
W. /Y.
Wade, G. Martinere pupil.
Wade, W. Martiniere pupil.
Waits, George Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed/Died 14 July.
Walker, Frederick/Thomas Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Died of wounds, 20 July.
Walkerstone, Charles. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed/Died 13 July.
Wall, James. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed/Died 14 July.
Wall, Mr Master, Martiniere.
Wallace, Arthur. Cpl H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed/Died 10 August.
Walsh, James. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed 30 June
Walsh, John. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed 30 June
Walsh, Patrick. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed/Died 5 October.
Walsh, H. Martiniere pupil. The Walsh boys were orphaned as their family was killed in Cawnpore.
Walsh, John. Martiniere pupil.
Ward, Ensign. 48th Regt. BNI
Ward, Patrick. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Shot dead, 3 August.
Ward, Mr Uncovenanted Service.
Ward, Mrs., and 1 child. (They are listed in Wilson)
Wardle, Thomas. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Dangerously wounded at Chinhat, 30 June. Died 2 July.
Warner, Lieut. Adjutant Ashton Cromwell, 7th Regt. Light Cavalry.
Warren, Benjamin, Sgt, H.M. 32nd Foot. Died 2 August.
Warren, John, Cpl. H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded at Chinhat, 30 June.
Waterfield, Edward. Sgt. H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded 29 July.
Waterman, Capt. 13th Regt. BNI. Innes’ Post.
Watkins, Edward. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Died of wounds, 1 September.
Watkins, R. Martiniere pupil.
Watson, Sergeant-Major, and wife. Orr’s Corp of Police. Killed in the same attack that killed Mr Ommanney. Mr Watson died, but the shot which killed Mr Ommanney never touched him.
Watson, Lieut., and wife. 2nd in Command, 7th Oude Irregular Infantry, Oude Irregular Force.
Webb, Pelham Caryer. Lieut. HM 32nd Foot. Killed at Gubbins’ Bastion, 26th August (Joyce).
Webster, Henry. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Died of wounds,20 October.
Webster, Samuel. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded on 5 July and again on 2 November.
Webster, Thomas. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded on 18 August.
Wells, Dr Surgeon, and wife. 48th Regt. BNI.
Wells, Mr., wife and 1 child. Mr Wells died of wounds.
Weston, Capt. Gould. 65th N.I., Oude Frontier Police.
Weston, Mr., wife and child. His son, Adolphus, is mentioned in Harris as having been shot through the head on the veranda of the church on October 6th, but there is no mention of the boy dying. Mr Weston makes a rather ignoble appearance in Mrs Harris’ account as the man who forgot the box containing the church plate and registers when the entrenchment was abandoned. (Harris, November 23rd). His wife, noted as being a “half-caste” by Mrs Harris, was engaged by the reverend to help out in the kitchen with the washing up (Sept. 2nd).
Wharton, Mr J. Clerk. Uncovenanted Service, Sago’s Garrison.
Whelan, James. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Wounded, 5 July.
Whealon, Thomas. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Died of wounds, 6 July.
White, Mr J. Sub Conductor. Bengal Commissariat and Ordnance Dept. Killed/Died of wounds on 23rd August.
Wilkinson, Mrs. Died of sickness.
Williams, Mr F., wife and child (child killed). Clerk. Uncovenanted Service, Sago’s Garrison.
Williams, Edwin, Cpl. H.M. 32nd Regiment. Killed 30 June
Williams, Mrs., and 2 children.
Wilson, Thomas Fourness, Capt. General Staff. Deputy-Assistant Adjutant-General.
Wiltshire, Mr Uncovenanted Service. Had previously escaped from the Duriabad mutineers and died of sickness during the siege.
Wittenbaker, Mr.(Sr.), and wife. Uncovenanted Services, Financial Garrison.
Wittenbaker, Mr Edmund (Jr.). Uncovenanted Services, Financial Garrison. Killed/died of wounds.
Whittaker, John. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Died of wounds, 20 August.
Widdowson, John. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed 30 June
Williams, Edwin Cpl. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed 30 June
Williams, John 3696. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed 30 June
Williams, John 3661/Michael. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Died of wounds, 5 September.
Willmott, Alfred. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed in action, 20 July.
Wilshaw, William. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Severely wounded, 6 August.
Wood, Mr Roger, wife and 3 children (1 child dead). Sub Conductor. Bengal Commissariat and Ordnance Dept. Killed/Died of wounds, 19th August.
Wood, Thomas. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed in action, 27 September.
Woolley, Edward. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Killed/Died 17 September.
Worsley, Ensign. 71st Regt. NI.
Wrangle, Samuel. Martiniere pupil. Senior boy.
Wright, James. Private, H.M. 32nd Foot. Died of wounds, 8 August.
Yerbury, Mr., wife and 2 children. Commissariat Department.
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