The Cullen Project | People [PERS ID:301]

People [PERS ID:301]

Field	Data
ID	301
Title	Captain
First Name	Peter
Middle Name/Initial(s)
Last Name	Innes
Maiden Name
AKA
Gender	Male
Occupation	Officer, Royal Artillery
Medical Professional?	Non Medical Professional

Birth/Death

Birth/Death
Birth (year)	1718
Date of death (year)	1765

Notes


Baptised in 1718 in Elgin, the son of Alexander and Isobel Innes. Died on the 15th March 1765 in Elgin. He lived in Woolwich until 1760, when his address was 101 High Street, Elgin. This can possibly be attributed to the loss of his right arm and the fingers of his left hand in January 1759 in the taking of Basse Terre, Guadeloupe. For further details see Marshall Smelser, 'The Campaign for the Sugar Islands, 1759' (University of NC, Chapel Hill, 1955) p.89. Writes seeking advice regarding stomach problems and wound management.

Baptised in 1718 in Elgin, the son of Alexander and Isobel Innes. Died on the 15th March 1765 in Elgin. He lived in Woolwich until 1760, when his address was 101 High Street, Elgin. This can possibly be attributed to the loss of his right arm and the fingers of his left hand in January 1759 in the taking of Basse Terre, Guadeloupe. For further details see Marshall Smelser, 'The Campaign for the Sugar Islands, 1759' (University of NC, Chapel Hill, 1955) p.89. Writes seeking advice regarding stomach problems and wound management.

Cases that this person appears in:

Count	Case ID	Case Name
1	Case 120	Case of Captain Peter Innes, who has had a bad stomach since returning from the West Indies where he lost a hand after being wounded in combat.