Edward Jardine

   Cause of his death was Chonic Rheumatism with abscesses, 1 year haemoptysis (coughing up blood).

  General Notes:

Story from G.L.A. Handley: "Scot from Aberdeen, served in army with Wellington. A lot older than wife."

Death was registered by E. Bulfield, probably Elizabeth Bulfield, see death certificate and her record.

  Research Notes:

According death cert was 62 at death in 1875 >> birth 1813
Informant on death certificate: E. Bulfield, first cousin in attendance, 18 liberty st Wavertree.

  Noted events in his life were:

• occupatiion: labourer, 1826, Edinburgh, Scotland. ⁹⁸

• Military: joined 72nd Regiment on Foot, Private, service number 1073/1368, 13 Feb 1826, Edinburgh, Scotland. ⁹⁹

• Occupation: Private in 72nd Regiment of Foot, 13 Feb 1826, Edinburgh, Scotland. ⁸⁷

• Military: transferred to 90th Regiment on Foot, 1 Jun 1831. ⁹⁹

• Military: in Ceylon till 18/7/1838, 22 May 1836, Ceylon. ⁹⁹

• Retirement: discharged from army, 20 May 1851, Ireland. ¹⁰⁰ Chelsea hospital pension records show that he was examined for pension at Kilmainham Hospital (Dublin) on 28/7/1851. At the time his residence was Tralee, Kerry, Ireland, age 43 (born 1807 or 1808). The examination results state "declining health and deafness from age and long service". He was "found unfit for further service". He had spent 5 years 7 months in 72^nd and 19 years 11 months in 90^th. He was awarded a permanent pension of £0. 1s 2d (per week?) to commence on 23/8/1851. Edward was discharged from service on 20/5/1851 at Cork, age 43 years 3 months. Discharge form states: " Hair brown, eyes grey, complexion fresh, height 5 feet 7.75inches, trade labourer. "Intended place of residence Dublin".

Edward's pension was paid out in various places over the years:
- Gloucester from 1/11/1851
- Glasgow from 1/5/1852
- North London from 1/4/1854 (no pension paid in this district)
- Edinburgh from 1/4/1854
- London from 1/7/1855
- West London from 1/9/1855
- North London ?
- East London from 1/7/1856
- North London from 1/7/1858
- South London from 1/11/1858
- West London from 1/4/1862
- Northampton from 1/7/1862
- West London from 1/7/1863
- Deptford from 1/8/1863
- Liverpool from 1/6/1865
- Aberdeen from 1/10/1872
- Liverpool from 1/7/1873
- West London from 1/7/1874

• Occupation: coachman, 1865. ¹⁰¹

• Occupation: coachman, 1871, Wavertree, Liverpool, UK. ¹⁰²

• Residence: 6 Oak Street, 21 Apr 1875, Wavertree, Liverpool, UK. ⁵²

• Residence.

Edward married Emma Smith, daughter of Thomas Smith and Susan Gilbert. (Emma Smith was born about 1832 in Cheltenham, England,⁸⁷ died on 31 Oct 1897 in Wavertree, Liverpool, UK ⁹⁶ and was buried on 4 Nov 1897 in Toxeth Park Cemetery, Liverpool, England ¹⁰³.). The cause of her death was Malignant disease of stomach 6 months.