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William H. Mounsey
William Henry Mounsey (1808–77) was a British soldier and antiquarian with an interest in Persia and Jewish culture. He visited Egypt, the Middle East and many other regions. He was born in 1808 and christened on 25 January 1808 at Saint Cuthbert's Church in Carlisle in Cumberland. His home was at Rockcliffe, north-west of Carlisle. His parents were rich landowners of the Mounsey-Heysham family, living in the Castletown Estate.
==Army career==
He purchased a commission as an ensign in the 15th Foot on 28 May 1829;〔(London Gazette 30 June 1829 Issue:18589 Page:1214 )〕 he was promoted to lieutenant on 4 January 1833 and to captain on 14 April 1837.〔Hart, H.G. ''Hart's annual army list'' (1844)〕 In 1838 he transferred to the 4th Foot and retired in 1844. According to the Mounsey family he was promoted to major and others have copied that, but it is in contradiction with the text in ''Plan of Barracks and Accommodation at Secunderabad, India, 1843'' and text in the ''Morning Post'' (7 December 1877), where Mounsey is mentioned as captain. So he was called captain shortly before his retirement (1844) and immediately after his death (1877).
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