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Muster-master
Muster-master () was in Iran during the reign of the Qajar dynasty (1785–1925) the muster-master of the royal and imperial troops and a military office The chief muster-master headed finally all muster-masters of the different areas of Persia and was answerable only to the minister of army (vazir-e lashkar
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muster-master
ˈmuster-master Now only Hist. 1. An officer who was responsible for the accuracy of the muster-roll of some portion of an army. Also, in dockyards (see quot. 1815); formerly, in penal settlements, the official charged with keeping the muster-roll of convicts. muster-master general (also chief muster...
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Thomas Gore (MP)
In 1746 he was rewarded with a place as Muster-master general which he held for the rest of his life, but at the consequent by-election in February 1746
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muster
▪ I. muster, n.1 (ˈmʌstə(r)) Forms: α. 4–5 moustre, 4–6 mustre, 5 mostre, muster, mowstre, (pl. mustres, mustrez), 5–6 moster, mouster, mustour(e, musture, 6 mowster, moystere, mustere. β. 5 mo(u)nstre, 6 mounster. [ME. mostre, moustre, a. OF. mostre, moustre fem. (later in learned form monstre fem....
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Stephen Moylan
He had several positions in the Continental Army, including Muster-Master General, Secretary and Aide to General George Washington, 2nd Quartermaster General American Revolution
Moylan joined the American Continental Army in 1775 and upon the recommendation of John Dickinson, was appointed Muster-Master General
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Thomas Digges
Digges served as a member of parliament for Wallingford and also had a military career as a Muster-Master General to the English forces from 1586 to 1594 In his capacity of Master-Muster General he was instrumental in promoting improvements at the Port of Dover.
Digges died on 24 August 1595.
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Charles Cotterell
He then served until 1686 as master of ceremonies under Charles II and from 1670 to 1686 as master of requests, while a member of the Cavalier Parliament Sir Clement was appointed as muster-master of Buckinghamshire in 1616 and groom-porter to James I in 1619, and was knighted in 1620.
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Edward Grimston (Ipswich MP)
Later life
In July 1560 Grimston was appointed muster-master of the army of the north, and by 6 August following had taken up his quarters at Berwick.
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George Donne
Virginia
Donne was sent to Virginia in 1637 as Muster-Master General, Marshall of Virginia.
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George Huxley
In 1729 he was appointed muster-master general with a salary of £800. He was returned unopposed at the 1734 general election.
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John Ross (American patriot)
On September 16, 1775, he was appointed muster-master of the Pennsylvania navy, which office he resigned, February 23, 1776, to concentrate on his commercial
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Rowland Whyte
He was born in Anglesey and in 1601 wrote a letter asking to be appointed as muster-master (militia recruiter) for the area.
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Thomas Adamson (master gunner)
Promoted Captain, he was posted to the Board of Ordnance, later becoming Master-Gunner of England. threat of French invasion continued throughout the seventeenth century, Adamson was tasked with updating the 16th-century treatise by Thomas Digges, Muster
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Sir Thomas Osborne, 5th Baronet
MP, 7th Baronet
Frances Osborne married John Jephson, of Carrick, County Tipperary
Mary Osborne, married on 22 December 1716 William Moore, Deputy Muster-Master
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