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? York Herald Deaths Dec 2nd 1871 <br />On the 24th ult, at his residence, Haslington Road, York, aged 54, Permanent Sergeant William Quin, of the Princess of Wales' Own Yorkshire Hussars, late Troop Sergeant Major of the 6th Dragoon Guards (Carbineers) [dates only correct if this refers to our man]<br /><br />NPG portrait is of William Quin (active 1860s), of Burleigh, Wexford; husband of Jeanette Quin (née Anderson). <br /> no details to confirm it's our man<br /><br />Lieutenant William Quin of Britomart ... captured slaving vessels ... took them to Fernando Po [Opposing the Slavers: The Royal Navy’s Campaign against the Atlantic Slave Trade By Peter Grindal]<br /><br />T.F. Quin Clerk of the Crown [Select Committee on West Coast of Africa, parliamentary papers]; described as West African merchant in [England’s Mission: The Imperial Idea in The Age of Gladstone and Disraeli ... By C.C. Eldridge]<br /> | ? York Herald Deaths Dec 2nd 1871 <br />On the 24th ult, at his residence, Haslington Road, York, aged 54, Permanent Sergeant William Quin, of the Princess of Wales' Own Yorkshire Hussars, late Troop Sergeant Major of the 6th Dragoon Guards (Carbineers) [dates only correct if this refers to our man]<br /><br />NPG portrait is of William Quin (active 1860s), of Burleigh, Wexford; husband of Jeanette Quin (née Anderson). <br /> no details to confirm it's our man<br /><br />Lieutenant William Quin of Britomart ... captured slaving vessels ... took them to Fernando Po [Opposing the Slavers: The Royal Navy’s Campaign against the Atlantic Slave Trade By Peter Grindal]<br /><br />T.F. Quin Clerk of the Crown [Select Committee on West Coast of Africa, parliamentary papers]; described as West African merchant in [England’s Mission: The Imperial Idea in The Age of Gladstone and Disraeli ... By C.C. Eldridge]<br /> | ||
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| Died | 1871 | ||||||
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Bathurst, River Gambia W Africa in A31/2/2 c/o Spartalis, 36 Gresham House, Old Broad Street crossed out c/o T.F. Quin 57 Old Broad Street, EC; Bathurst, River Gambia, West Africa [1869] River Gambia c/o T.F. Quin, 44 Ludgate Hill, EC [A6:2] | ||||||
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1871.10.20 death noted
Notes From Elsewhere
? York Herald Deaths Dec 2nd 1871
On the 24th ult, at his residence, Haslington Road, York, aged 54, Permanent Sergeant William Quin, of the Princess of Wales' Own Yorkshire Hussars, late Troop Sergeant Major of the 6th Dragoon Guards (Carbineers) [dates only correct if this refers to our man]
NPG portrait is of William Quin (active 1860s), of Burleigh, Wexford; husband of Jeanette Quin (née Anderson).
no details to confirm it's our man
Lieutenant William Quin of Britomart ... captured slaving vessels ... took them to Fernando Po [Opposing the Slavers: The Royal Navy’s Campaign against the Atlantic Slave Trade By Peter Grindal]
T.F. Quin Clerk of the Crown [Select Committee on West Coast of Africa, parliamentary papers]; described as West African merchant in [England’s Mission: The Imperial Idea in The Age of Gladstone and Disraeli ... By C.C. Eldridge]
