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Captain Roderik Dasthardt Record no. 001973 · The 1st Marsh Regiment · enemy action, 17 July 1818

War Ministry · Records OfficeRecord no. 001973

Record of service

Name
Roderik Dasthardt
Rank
Captain
Regiment
The 1st Marsh Regiment, depot at Marschau
Date of loss
17 July 1818
Cause
enemy action
Action
The Summer Action at Crow Island. The 1st Marsh Regiment engages enemy movement in the reeds through the night and holds the line. The front is unchanged. Report.
Age at loss
33
Regiment, same day
120 on the roll
Published
The Schwartzistan Herald, 17 July 1818

1. The above-named was entered on the strength of The 1st Marsh Regiment at the depot at Marschau. 2. Loss was reported by the officer commanding and confirmed by the Records Office. 3. The next of kin were informed by the Ministry's letter. 4. The official date and cause are as published.

Civil particulars

Born
12 May 1785, at Kessel, Kesselhöh
Civil occupation
labourer
Register
National Archive entry

The above-named was a labourer of Kessel before entering the regiment.

Next of kin

childFrida Dasthardtborn 1807, died 1835cook
childBertil Dasthardtborn 1816, died 1891farm labourer
childMagnus Dasthardtborn 1817, died 1889carter
spouseAnneke Brennborn 1771, died 1842masonmarried 5 April 1806

Next of kin as entered at the depot and confirmed by the National Archive.

Pension: the Ministry's pension under the War Widows Act and the Pensions Act is paid to the next of kin entered above, at the rate for the rank, from the first quarter-day after the date of loss.

Records Office of the War Ministry, Vellmar. Record no. 001973. The line holds.

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