Christened 19th October 1836, St Peter's, Liverpool. His parents were George and Sarah Vose.
George Voice [sic], 28, Engineer.
1, Great Orfe House Street, Liverpool.
Sarah Vose, 36, widow, Lodging house keeper.
Henry, 14, Office Boy, born Liverpool.
Thomas Whitfield, 69, Father, widower.
Enlisted at London on the 30th of October 1854.
"During an extensive fire which broke out in the night at Belfast, men of the 13th Light Dragoons were called out to assist in quelling the flames. The conduct of three men of the Regiment was such as to merit a General Order being published.
Town Major's Office, 9th of July 1858.
The Major General Commanding feels great pleasure in bringing to the Regiment's notice the very praiseworthy conduct of the men belonging to the 13th Light Dragoons, named in the margin, at the late fire in Belfast. The Major General Commanding has been assured that the men concerned were active, fearless and soldier-like and they were instrumental in saving the lives of some of the members in the premises on fire."
EJB: The other two men named did not serve in the Crimea.
In confinement: 1st-2nd of July 1859.
In "Civil confinement", 3rd of July - 4th of August 1859.
Again in "Civil confinement" in Greenlaw Prison, 4th of September - 6th of December 1859.
Sent to the Depot at York on the 11th of September 1866, following the embarkation of the regiment for Canada, and discharged, "time expired", from Canterbury on the 7th of March 1867 with 11 years 361 days service to count.
Sarah Vose, widow, 59, House Keeper, born Sutton, Lancs.
Henry, son, 34, Letter Carrier, born Liverpool.
A "Henry Vose", aged 44, born in Liverpool, appears on the 1881 Census as a "Letter Carrier Liverpool Post Office (C...)". He was unmarried and living with his mother, Sarah Vose, aged 69, also born Liverpool.
The same man appears as a "Pensioner, Liverpool Post Office".
Additional Census information for 1841, 1851 and 1871, and registration of death, kindly provided by Chris Poole.