RESEARCH NOTES
 

Samuel Simmons was born in the Parish of St Anne’s, London, and attested for the 44th Regiment on 12 May 1798, aged 27 years. He served in Captain George Crozier’s Company at Waterloo and is shown on the medal roll as being ‘invalided’. He was discharged at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, on 6 April 1816, in consequence of being worn out.