Muster Book of the HMS Terror (1845)

Source: “Terror. M. (3/Mar to 30/Jun/1845)” ADM 38/1962, The National Archives.
Related Expedition: the lost Franklin Expedition (1845-54).
Editor and Transcriber: Edmund Wuyts.

Note

This transcription is based largely on the last muster available for the Franklin Expedition, namely the one from 4 March to 17 May 1845. List No. 1 has values added from the the 1 May to 30 June 1845 muster.

List No. 1 – Commissioned Officers (Military)

No.	Entry	Year	Appearance	Whence, and whether Pressed or Volunteer, or from what Ship, or from former Book	Parish, Town, and County where Born	Age when entered in this Ship	If his first Entry in the Service, to be so stated; if not, the Name of his last Ship, as part of complement, and date of discharge as nearly as it can be assertained;¹	NAMES	Qualities	Discharge		CHARGES AND DEDUCTIONS
					Parish, Town, and County where Born	Age when entered in this Ship				D., D.D., or R.²	Date	Foreign Remittances, and Religious Books	Date of Allotment, also of Young Gentlemen commencing and ending Instruction under Chaplain; and Marine Necessaries	Navy Slops, including Beds and Waxed Wrappers	Tobacco	Soap	Monthly Allowance; and Bills drawn	Neglect; Clothes in Quarters, and Casual Charges	Two Months’ Advance	Desertion, Straggling and Date of Certificate given	River Pay³
					If an Officer, the date of his Commission or Warrant; in whose Vacancy; what Ship received from; or if from Half-Pay					D., D.D., or R.²	Date	Foreign Remittances, and Religious Books		Navy Slops, including Beds and Waxed Wrappers	Tobacco	Soap	Monthly Allowance; and Bills drawn	Neglect; Clothes in Quarters, and Casual Charges	Two Months’ Advance	Desertion, Straggling and Date of Certificate given	River Pay³
1	4 March	1845	March 4	Half Pay	Per Commission		Dated 4 March 1845	Francis Rawdon Moira Crozier	Captain					1.10.9			Up to 18 August 1845
2	4 March	1845	March 5	Half Pay	Per Commission		Dated 4 March 1845	Edward Little	Lieutenant								Up to 18 August 1845
3	7 March	1845	March 12	Excellent, PPT	Per Commission		Dated 4 March 1845	George Henry Hodgson	Lieutenant								Up to 18 August 1845
4	7 March	1845	March 13	Excellent, PPT	Per Commission		Dated 4 March 1845	Frederick Hornby	Mate					0.19.7 1/4			Up to 18 August 1845
5	14 March	1845	March 14	Mastiff, PPT	Per Commission		Dated 14 March 1845	Robert Thomas	Mate					0.0.10			Up to 18 August 1845
6	15 March	1845	March 15	Excellent, PPT	Per Commission		Dated 13 March 1845	John Irving	Lieutenant								Up to 18 August 1845
7	1 April	1845	April 1	Mastiff, PPT	Per Commission		Dated 30 March 1845	Gillies Alexander Macbean	2nd Master					0.4.6			Up to 27 August 1845
8	23 April	1845	April 28	Woolwich, per appointment	Per Commission		Dated 23 April 1845	Thomas Blanky	Master (Acting)				1 June 1845, maximum	0.1.4			Up to 14 September 1845

List No. 2 – Commissioned Officers (Civil)

No.	Entry	Year	Appearance	Whence, and whether Pressed or Volunteer, or from what Ship, or from former Book	Parish, Town, and County where Born	Age when entered in this Ship	If his first Entry in the Service, to be so stated; if not, the Name of his last Ship, as part of complement, and date of discharge as nearly as it can be assertained;⁴	NAMES	Qualities	Discharge		CHARGES AND DEDUCTIONS
					Parish, Town, and County where Born	Age when entered in this Ship				D., D.D., or R.⁵	Date	Foreign Remittances, and Religious Books	Date of Allotment, also of Young Gentlemen commencing and ending Instruction under Chaplain; and Marine Necessaries	Navy Slops, including Beds and Waxed Wrappers	Tobacco	Soap	Monthly Allowance; and Bills drawn	Neglect; Clothes in Quarters, and Casual Charges	Two Months’ Advance	Desertion, Straggling and Date of Certificate given	River Pay⁶
					If an Officer, the date of his Commission or Warrant; in whose Vacancy; what Ship received from; or if from Half-Pay					D., D.D., or R.⁵	Date	Foreign Remittances, and Religious Books		Navy Slops, including Beds and Waxed Wrappers	Tobacco	Soap	Monthly Allowance; and Bills drawn	Neglect; Clothes in Quarters, and Casual Charges	Two Months’ Advance	Desertion, Straggling and Date of Certificate given	River Pay⁶
1	13 March	1845	March 13	William & Mary, Per Appointment	Per Commission		Dated 12 March 1845	John Smart Peddie	Surgeon (Acting)								Up to 27 August 1845
2	11 March	1845	March 14	Half Pay	Per Commission		Dated 11 March 1845	Alexander McDonald	Surgeon (Assistant)								Up to 25 August 1845

List No. 3 – Subordinate Officers

No.	Entry	Year	Appearance	Whence, and whether Pressed or Volunteer, or from what Ship, or from former Book	Parish, Town, and County where Born	Age when entered in this Ship	If his first Entry in the Service, to be so stated; if not, the Name of his last Ship, as part of complement, and date of discharge as nearly as it can be assertained;⁷	NAMES	Qualities	Discharge		CHARGES AND DEDUCTIONS
					Parish, Town, and County where Born	Age when entered in this Ship				D., D.D., or R.⁸	Date	Foreign Remittances, and Religious Books	Date of Allotment, also of Young Gentlemen commencing and ending Instruction under Chaplain; and Marine Necessaries	Navy Slops, including Beds and Waxed Wrappers	Tobacco	Soap	Monthly Allowance; and Bills drawn	Neglect; Clothes in Quarters, and Casual Charges	Two Months’ Advance	Desertion, Straggling and Date of Certificate given	River Pay⁹
					If an Officer, the date of his Commission or Warrant; in whose Vacancy; what Ship received from; or if from Half-Pay					D., D.D., or R.⁸	Date	Foreign Remittances, and Religious Books		Navy Slops, including Beds and Waxed Wrappers	Tobacco	Soap	Monthly Allowance; and Bills drawn	Neglect; Clothes in Quarters, and Casual Charges	Two Months’ Advance	Desertion, Straggling and Date of Certificate given	River Pay⁹
1	10 March	1845	March 10	Herald, Per Pay Lists	Plymouth, Devon	23	Herald, 9 March 1845	Edwin James Howard Helpman	Clerk in Charge									Up to 24 August 1845

List No. 4 – Warrant Officers

No.	Entry	Year	Appearance	Whence, and whether Pressed or Volunteer, or from what Ship, or from former Book	Parish, Town, and County where Born	Age when entered in this Ship	If his first Entry in the Service, to be so stated; if not, the Name of his last Ship, as part of complement, and date of discharge as nearly as it can be assertained;¹⁰	NAMES	Qualities	Discharge		CHARGES AND DEDUCTIONS
					Parish, Town, and County where Born	Age when entered in this Ship				D., D.D., or R.¹¹	Date	Foreign Remittances, and Religious Books	Date of Allotment, also of Young Gentlemen commencing and ending Instruction under Chaplain; and Marine Necessaries	Navy Slops, including Beds and Waxed Wrappers	Tobacco	Soap	Monthly Allowance; and Bills drawn	Neglect; Clothes in Quarters, and Casual Charges	Three Months’ Advance (double pay)¹²	Desertion, Straggling and Date of Certificate given	River Pay¹³
					If an Officer, the date of his Commission or Warrant; in whose Vacancy; what Ship received from; or if from Half-Pay					D., D.D., or R.¹¹	Date	Foreign Remittances, and Religious Books		Navy Slops, including Beds and Waxed Wrappers	Tobacco	Soap	Monthly Allowance; and Bills drawn	Neglect; Clothes in Quarters, and Casual Charges	Three Months’ Advance (double pay)¹²	Desertion, Straggling and Date of Certificate given	River Pay¹³
1	7 March	1845	March 7	Ocean, Per Pay Lists	Per Warrant		Dated 4 March 1845	Thomas Honey	Carpenter, 3rd Class				Allotment transferred from Ocean, 1st June 1845, maximum						28.4.0		24.3.4
2	9 March	1845	March 9	William & Mary, Per Pay Lists	Per Warrant		Dated 7 March 1845	John Lane	Boatswain, 3rd Class				Allotment transferred from William & Mary, 1st June 1845, maximum						28.4.0		23.10.0
3	13 May	1845	May 13	Woolwich, Per Appointment	Per Warrant		Dated 13 May 1845	James Thompson	Engineer, 1st Class (Acting)				1st June 1845, maximum						72.0.0		4.6.0

Ship’s Company

No.	Entry	Year	Appearance	Whence, and whether Pressed or Volunteer, or from what Ship, or from former Book	Parish, Town, and County where Born	Age when entered in this Ship	If his first Entry in the Service, to be so stated; if not, the Name of his last Ship, as part of complement, and date of discharge as nearly as it can be assertained;¹⁴	NAMES	Qualities	Discharge		Whither, or for what reason; and Number and Letter of Ship Ticker. In cases of Supernumeraries, state whether their Discharge was with Original Entry and Charges	Nature of Certificate given to parties fair good, very good or indifferent. N.B. The Character as above to be copied to all Pay Books	CHARGES AND DEDUCTIONS
					Parish, Town, and County where Born	Age when entered in this Ship				D., D.D., or R.¹⁵	Date			Foreign Remittances, and Religious Books	Date of Allotment, also of Young Gentlemen commencing and ending Instruction under Chaplain; and Marine Necessaries	Navy Slops, including Beds and Waxed Wrappers	Tobacco	Soap	Monthly Allowance; and Bills drawn	Neglect; Clothes in Quarters, and Casual Charges	Three Months’ Advance (double pay)¹⁶	Desertion, Straggling and Date of Certificate given	River Pay¹⁷
					If an Officer, the date of his Commission or Warrant; in whose Vacancy; what Ship received from; or if from Half-Pay					D., D.D., or R.¹⁵	Date			Foreign Remittances, and Religious Books		Navy Slops, including Beds and Waxed Wrappers	Tobacco	Soap	Monthly Allowance; and Bills drawn	Neglect; Clothes in Quarters, and Casual Charges	Three Months’ Advance (double pay)¹⁶	Desertion, Straggling and Date of Certificate given	River Pay¹⁷
1	11 March	1845	March 11	Woolwich, volunteer	Battersea, Middlesex	23	First Entry	George J. Cann	AB						1 June 1845, maximum	0.14.6					10.4.0		7.10.10
2	11 March	1845	March 11	Woolwich, volunteer	Westminster, London	36	Erebus, 23 September 1843	John Diggle	Ship’s Cook						1 June 1845, minimum	1.9.0					15.18.0		11.8.8
3	11 March	1845	March 11	Woolwich, volunteer	London, Middlesex	37	Wanderer, 27 June 1844	Henry Peglar	Captain of the Foretop							0.6.0					13.10.0		10.12.8
4	13 March	1845	March 13	Woolwich, volunteer	Portsmouth, Hampshire	22	Belvedera, 5 March 1845	William Strong	AB						1 June 1845, maximum	0.12.0					10.4.0		7.8.0
5	10 March	1845	March 15	Perseus	Gendey, Lincolnshire	24	First Entry	David Sims	AB							1.0.6					10.4.0		6.14.10
6	10 March	1845	March 15	Perseus	Leyton, Essex	21	First Entry	John Barley	AB							1.0.6					10.4.0		6.14.10
7	18 March	1845	March 18	Woolwich, volunteer	Brighton, Sussex	26	Erebus, 23 September 1843	James Savage	Captain’s Coxswain	D	14 April 1845	Woolwich Hospital for medical treatment, A.D. No. 745	Very Good
8	18 March	1845	March 18	Woolwich, volunteer	Pembroke, Wales	29	Terror, 23 September 1843	William Jerry	AB							0.6.0					10.4.0		7.2.4
9	18 March	1845	March 18	Porcupine, Per Pay Lists	Taunton, Lincolnshire	40	Porcupine, 17 March 1845	George Wright	Gunroom Steward	D	25 March 1845	Service per order on request. A.D. No. 683	None
10	19 March	1845	March 19	Woolwich, volunteer	London, Middlesex	24	Isis, 23 January 1845	Joseph Carlyle	AB	D	30 April 1845	To the shore per order, A.D. No. 743	Fair			1.0.6
11	19 March	1845	March 19	Woolwich, volunteer	London, Middlesex	26	Isis, 23 January 1845	Henry Carlyle	AB	D	30 April 1845	To the shore per order, A.D. No. 744	Fair			1.0.6
12	19 March	1845	March 19	Woolwich, volunteer	London, Middlesex	22	Wanderer, 27 June 1845	William Gibson	Subordinate Officers’ Steward						1 June 1845, maximum	1.0.6					10.4.0		6.5.6
13	20 March	1845	March 20	Woolwich, volunteer	Limerick	24	Belvedera, 5 March 1845	Cornelius Hickey	Caulker’s Mate							1.0.6					13.4.0		8.4.6
14	20 March	1845	March 20	Woolwich, volunteer	Bognor, Sussex	23	Belvedera, 5 March 1845	Henry Sait	AB						1 June 1845, maximum	1.0.6					10.4.0		6.2.6
15	20 March	1845	March 20	Woolwich, volunteer	Yarmouth, Norfolk	39	Royal George Yacht, 1 June 1843	William Goddard	Captain of the Hold												13.10.0		9.9.6
16	22 March	1845	March 24	Perseus	S[outh] Ferry, Fifeshire	32	Nimrod, 3 March 1832	Alexander Berry	AB						1 June 1845, maximum						10.4.0		6.18.4
17	24 March	1845	March 24	Woolwich, volunteer	Woolwich, Kent	27	Pelican, 25 January 1845	Reuben Male	Captain of the Forecastle¹⁸						1 June 1845, maximum	0.6.0					13.10.0		7.6.0
18	24 March	1845	March 24	Woolwich, volunteer	Holy Island, North Durham	27	First Entry	Alexander Wilson	Carpenter’s Mate						1 June 1845, maximum	1.0.6					14.14.0		8.12.0
19	24 March	1845	March 24	Woolwich, volunteer	North-Walsam, Norforkshire	42	Madagascar, 5 Augustus 1844	Robert Nixon	Captain’s Steward	D	2 May 1845	To the shore per order, A.D. No. 746	Good
20	30 March	1845	March 30	Blazer, Per Pay Lists	Portsea, Hampshire	33	Blazer, 29 March 1845	John Wilson	Captain’s Coxwain¹⁹						Transferred from Blazer, 1 June 1845, maximum	0.12.0					13.10.0		7.5.6.
21	31 March	1845	March 31	Woolwich, volunteer	Plymouth, Devon	29	First Entry	Thomas Darlington	Caulker						1 June 1845, maximum	1.0.6					16.14.0		7.7.6
22	3 April	1845	April 3	Woolwich, volunteer	Kirton Lindsay, Lincolnshire	45	Britannia, 1832	William Johnson	Stoker						1 June 1845, maximum	1.0.6					13.16.0		6.7.0
23	4 April	1845	April 4	Woolwich, volunteer	Deptford, Kent	32	Terror, 23 September 1843	Thomas Robert Farr	Captain of the Maintop²⁰						1 June 1845, maximum	1.0.6					13.10.0		4.16.2
24	7 April	1845	April 7	Woolwich, volunteer	Sunderland	28	First Entry	John Handford	AB						1 June 1845, minimum						10.4.0		4.19.8
25	8 April	1845	April 8	Woolwich, volunteer	London, Middlesex	24	President, 6 May 1842	John Bates	AB						1 June 1845, maximum	0.12.0					10.4.0		4.5.4
26	5 April	1845	April 13	Perseus	Lagie, Scotland	40	First Entry	George Honeyman	Stoker	D.	21 April 1845	Perseus for passage to Dundee per order of the sent officer at Woolwich, AD. No. 684-85
27	5 April	1845	April 13	Perseus	Dundee, Scotland	26	First Entry	David Fin	AB	D.	21 April 1845
28	5 April	1845	April 13	Perseus	Stonely, Scotland	21	First Entry	William McLeod	AB	D.	21 April 1845
29	7 April	1845	April 13	Perseus	Caleardy, Scotland	38	First Entry	John Joons	AB	D.	21 April 1845
30	7 April	1845	April 13	Perseus	Dundee, Scotland	22	First Entry	William Peddie	AB	D.	21 April 1845
31	8 April	1845	April 13	Perseus	Dundee, Scotland	31	First Entry	Peter Anderson	AB	D.	21 April 1845	Perseus for passage to Dundee per order of the sent officer at Woolwich, AD. No. 738-42
32	8 April	1845	April 13	Perseus	St. Monans, Scotland	45	First Entry	Andrew Ireland	AB	D.	21 April 1845
33	8 April	1845	April 13	Perseus	St. Andrews, Scotland	21	First Entry	Henry Kirk	AB	D.	21 April 1845
34	8 April	1845	April 13	Perseus	Dundee, Scotland	25	First Entry	William Cant	AB	D.	21 April 1845
35	8 April	1845	April 13	Perseus	Dundee, Scotland	21	First Entry	Robert Thoms	AB	D.	21 April 1845
36	14 April	1845	April 14	Poictiers, Per Pay Lists	Lynn, Norfolk	24	Poictiers, 13 April 1845	Samuel Crispe	AB						1 February 1844, transferred from Poictiers, 1 June 1845, maximum						10.4.0		4.2.8
37	15 April	1845	April 15	Woolwich, volunteer	London, Middlesex	27	Terror, 23 September 1843	Luke Smith	Stoker²¹												13.16.0		4.7.2
38	15 April	1845	April 15	Woolwich, volunteer	Halefax, Nova Scotia	28	First Entry	Charles Johnson	AB												10.4.0		4.0.4
39	10 April	1845	April 20	Perseus	Dundee, Scotland	29	First Entry	William Shanks	AB						1 June 1845, maximum						10.4.0		4.12.0
40	14 April	1845	April 20	Perseus	Peterhead, Scotland	46	First Entry	David McDonald	Quartermaster						1 June 1845, maximum	1.0.6					13.10.0		4.8.10
41	14 April	1845	April 20	Perseus	Montrose, Scotland	37	First Entry	David Leys	AB						1 June 1845, maximum	1.0.6					10.4.0		3.2.2
42	22 April	1845	April 22	Woolwich, volunteer	Sallaway, Scotland	30	First Entry	William Sinclair	AB												10.4.0		3.3.4
43	22 April	1845	April 24	Woolwich, volunteer	Hastings, Sussex	23	First Entry	George Kinnaird	AB												10.4.0		3.3.4
44	24 April	1845	April 24	Woolwich, volunteer	Hamburgh	26	First Entry	John Brown	AB												10.4.0		2.18.0
45	16 April	1845	April 16	Woolwich, volunteer	London, Middlesex	23	First Entry	Robert Thomas Carr	Armourer						1 June 1845, maximum	1.0.6					13.4.0		4.0.6
46	26 April	1845	April 26	Woolwich, volunteer	Wisbeach, Cambridge	28	Terror, 23 September 1843	Thomas Johnson	Boatswain’s Mate						1 June 1845	1.0.6					13.10.0		3.2.2
47	28 April	1845	April 28	Woolwich, volunteer	London, Middlesex	30	Ariadne, 1834	Edwin Lawrence	AB						1 June 1845, maximum						10.4.0		2.8.8
48	28 April	1845	April 28	Woolwich, volunteer	Shetland, Scotland	28	First Entry	Magnus Manson	AB							1.0.6					10.4.0		1.8.2
49	29 April	1845	April 29	Woolwich, volunteer	Chatham, Kent	40	Dee, 24 April 1845	Thomas Armitage	Gunroom Steward						1 June 1845, maximum						10.4.0		2.6.4
50	1 May	1845	May 1	Woolwich, volunteer	Plymouth, Devon	22	First Entry	Samuel Honey	Blacksmith												14.14.0		2.19.6
51	2 May	1845	May 2	Woolwich, volunteer	Woolwich, Kent	20	First Entry	James Elliot	Sailmaker						1 June 1845, maximum						14.14.0		2.16.0
52	3 May	1845	May 3	Woolwich, volunteer	Marylbone, Middlesex	27	Terror, 23 September 1843	Thomas Jopson	Captain’s Steward						1 June 1845, maximum						10.4.0		1.16.4
53	24 April	1845	May 4	Perseus	St. Monance, Fifeshire	44	First Entry	John Kenley	Quartermaster						1 June 1845, maximum						13.10.0		2.5.0
54	5 May	1845	May 5	Woolwich, volunteer	St. Shields	29	First Entry	James Walker	AB						1 June 1845, maximum						10.4.0		1.11.8
55	6 May	1845	May 6	Woolwich, volunteer	Gosport, Hampshire	21	Cambridge, 20 January 1843	Edward Genge	Paymaster’s Steward						1 June 1845, maximum						12.6.0
56	7 May	1845	May 7	Rattler, Per Pay Lists	Redingstreet, Kent	31	Rattler, 6 May 1845	William Rhodes	Quartermaster						Allotment transferred from Rattler, 1 June 1845, maximum						13.10.0		1.15.6
57	10 May	1845	May 10	Woolwich, volunteer	London, Middlesex	33	First Entry	William Wentzall	AB						1 June 1845, maximum						10.4.0		0.19.4
58	12 May	1845	May	Woolwich, volunteer	Manchester	19	First Entry	John Torrington	Leading Stoker	D. D.	1 January 1846				1 June 1845, maximum						15.12.0		1.2.4

Boys 1st Class

No.	Entry	Year	Appearance	Whence, and whether Pressed or Volunteer, or from what Ship, or from former Book	Parish, Town, and County where Born	Age when entered in this Ship	If his first Entry in the Service, to be so stated; if not, the Name of his last Ship, as part of complement, and date of discharge as nearly as it can be assertained;²²	NAMES	Qualities	Discharge		Whither, or for what reason; and Number and Letter of Ship Ticker. In cases of Supernumeraries, state whether their Discharge was with Original Entry and Charges	CHARGES AND DEDUCTIONS
					Parish, Town, and County where Born	Age when entered in this Ship				D., D.D., or R.²³	Date		Foreign Remittances, and Religious Books	Date of Allotment, also of Young Gentlemen commencing and ending Instruction under Chaplain; and Marine Necessaries	Navy Slops, including Beds and Waxed Wrappers	Tobacco	Soap	Monthly Allowance; and Bills drawn	Neglect; Clothes in Quarters, and Casual Charges	Three Months’ Advance (double pay)²⁴	Desertion, Straggling and Date of Certificate given	River Pay²⁵
					If an Officer, the date of his Commission or Warrant; in whose Vacancy; what Ship received from; or if from Half-Pay					D., D.D., or R.²³	Date		Foreign Remittances, and Religious Books		Navy Slops, including Beds and Waxed Wrappers	Tobacco	Soap	Monthly Allowance; and Bills drawn	Neglect; Clothes in Quarters, and Casual Charges	Three Months’ Advance (double pay)²⁴	Desertion, Straggling and Date of Certificate given	River Pay²⁵
1	6 April	1845	April 6	Woolwich, volunteer	Deptford, Kent	19	First Entry	Robert Golding	Boy						0.6.0					4.5.6		1.16.8
2	8 April	1845	April 8	Woolwich, volunteer	Hackney, Middlesex	18	First Entry	William Eaton	Boy	D.	29 April 1845	From the ship per order of Commander Collier, C. B.			1.0.6
3	30 April	1845	April 30	Woolwich, volunteer	Deptford, Kent	18	Styx	Thomas Evans	Boy											4.5.6		0.18.2

Marines

No.	Entry	Year	Appearance	Whence, and whether Pressed or Volunteer, or from what Ship, or from former Book	Parish, Town, and County where Born	Age when entered in this Ship	(…) and if a Marine, his Division and No. of Company, and date of completion of 7 Years service;²⁶	NAMES	Qualities	Discharge		CHARGES AND DEDUCTIONS
					Parish, Town, and County where Born	Age when entered in this Ship				D., D.D., or R.²⁷	Date	Foreign Remittances, and Religious Books	Date of Allotment, also of Young Gentlemen commencing and ending Instruction under Chaplain; and Marine Necessaries	Navy Slops, including Beds and Waxed Wrappers	Tobacco	Soap	Monthly Allowance; and Bills drawn	Neglect; Clothes in Quarters, and Casual Charges	Three Months’ Advance (double pay)²⁸	Desertion, Straggling and Date of Certificate given	River Pay²⁹
					If an Officer, the date of his Commission or Warrant; in whose Vacancy; what Ship received from; or if from Half-Pay					D., D.D., or R.²⁷	Date	Foreign Remittances, and Religious Books		Navy Slops, including Beds and Waxed Wrappers	Tobacco	Soap	Monthly Allowance; and Bills drawn	Neglect; Clothes in Quarters, and Casual Charges	Three Months’ Advance (double pay)²⁸	Desertion, Straggling and Date of Certificate given	River Pay²⁹
Not Classed
1	13 March	1845	March 13	Woolwich, Head Quarters	Axbridge, Scotland	34	Woolwich, No. 48, Enlisted 28 1833	Solomon Tozer	Serjeant					0.12.6					12.0.6		8.16.10
First Class
	13 March	1845	March 13	Woolwich, Head Quarters	Battersey, Surrey	35	Woolwich, No. 88, Enlisted 24 February 1830	William Heather	Private					1.0.6					7.4.6		4.12.10
	13 March	1845	March 13	Woolwich, Head Quarters	Kenilworth, Surrey	37	Woolwich, No. 80, Enlisted 3 December 1829	William Aitken	Private					1.0.6					7.4.6		4.12.10
Third Class
1	13 March	1845	March 13	Woolwich, Head Quarters	Bradford, Wiltshire	30	Woolwich, No. 84 Enlisted 1 September 1834	William Hedges	Corporal				1st June 1845, maximum						8.4.6		6.8.10
2	13 March	1845	March 13	Woolwich, Head Quarters	Leicester	28	Woolwich, No. 16 Enlisted 7 April 1836	Henry Wilks	Private					1.0.6					5.15.6		3.10.10
3	13 March	1845	March 13	Woolwich, Head Quarters	Bradford, Yorkshire	32	Woolwich, No. 8 Enlisted 28 January 1832	John Hammond	Private					1.0.6					5.15.6		3.10.10
4	13 March	1845	March 13	Woolwich, Head Quarters	Tuberclare, Westmeath	30	Woolwich, No. 8 Enlisted 15 December 1832	James Daly	Private					1.0.6					5.15.6		3.10.10

Full text: If his first Entry in the Service, to be so stated; if not, the Name of his last Ship, as part of complement, and date of discharge as nearly as it can be assertained; and if a Marine, his Division and No. of Company, and date of completion of 7 Years service; if a Supernummerary, by whose authority borne, and for what purpose.
Meaning ‘Discharged, Discharged Dead, or Run’ (aka Deserted).
This column has a different name depending on the list, but header is always crossed out and changed to River Pay.
Full text: If his first Entry in the Service, to be so stated; if not, the Name of his last Ship, as part of complement, and date of discharge as nearly as it can be assertained; and if a Marine, his Division and No. of Company, and date of completion of 7 Years service; if a Supernummerary, by whose authority borne, and for what purpose.
Meaning ‘Discharged, Discharged Dead, or Run’ (aka Deserted).
This column has a different name depending on the list, but header is always crossed out and changed to River Pay.
Full text: If his first Entry in the Service, to be so stated; if not, the Name of his last Ship, as part of complement, and date of discharge as nearly as it can be assertained; and if a Marine, his Division and No. of Company, and date of completion of 7 Years service; if a Supernummerary, by whose authority borne, and for what purpose.
Meaning ‘Discharged, Discharged Dead, or Run’ (aka Deserted).
This column has a different name depending on the list, but header is always crossed out and changed to River Pay.
Full text: If his first Entry in the Service, to be so stated; if not, the Name of his last Ship, as part of complement, and date of discharge as nearly as it can be assertained; and if a Marine, his Division and No. of Company, and date of completion of 7 Years service; if a Supernummerary, by whose authority borne, and for what purpose.
Meaning ‘Discharged, Discharged Dead, or Run’ (aka Deserted).
Column originally said “Two Months Advance”.
This column has a different name depending on the list, but header is always crossed out and changed to River Pay.
Full text: If his first Entry in the Service, to be so stated; if not, the Name of his last Ship, as part of complement, and date of discharge as nearly as it can be assertained; and if a Marine, his Division and No. of Company, and date of completion of 7 Years service; if a Supernummerary, by whose authority borne, and for what purpose.
Meaning ‘Discharged, Discharged Dead, or Run’ (aka Deserted).
Column originally said “Two Months Advance”.
This column has a different name depending on the list, but header is always crossed out and changed to River Pay.
Served as an AB until 24 April 1845.
Served as the Captain of the Maintop until 6 May 1845.
Served as an AB until 6 May 1845
Served as an AB until 10 May 1845
Full text: If his first Entry in the Service, to be so stated; if not, the Name of his last Ship, as part of complement, and date of discharge as nearly as it can be assertained; and if a Marine, his Division and No. of Company, and date of completion of 7 Years service; if a Supernummerary, by whose authority borne, and for what purpose.
Meaning ‘Discharged, Discharged Dead, or Run’ (aka Deserted).
Column originally said “Two Months Advance”.
This column has a different name depending on the list, but header is always crossed out and changed to River Pay.
Full text: If his first Entry in the Service, to be so stated; if not, the Name of his last Ship, as part of complement, and date of discharge as nearly as it can be assertained; and if a Marine, his Division and No. of Company, and date of completion of 7 Years service; if a Supernummerary, by whose authority borne, and for what purpose.
Meaning ‘Discharged, Discharged Dead, or Run’ (aka Deserted).
Column originally said “Two Months Advance”.
This column has a different name depending on the list, but header is always crossed out and changed to River Pay.