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Unlike those of the presidency armies, muster rolls for British Army regiments stationed in India are not at the British Library but are instead at [[The National Archives]] at Kew in London. The majority of the Muster records up to 1878 were in WO 12.<br>This series of records provides a comprehensive means of establishing dates of enlistment, movements throughout the world, and of discharge or death. The first entry may show age on enlistment. An entry on the form "Men becoming non-effective", sometimes to be found at the end of each quarter's musters, shows the birthplace, trade, and date of enlistment of any soldier discharged or dead during the quarter.<bbrbr>From about 1868, at the end of each muster, may be found a Marriage Roll, which enumerates wives and children for whom married quarters were provided. See an 1889 example of data from a Marriage Roll in this [http://web.archive.org/web/20040417222802/members.ozemail.com.au/~clday/married.htmlink] from Cathy Day’s archived site.

*[http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/rdleaflet.asp?sLeafletID=14 British Army: Soldiers' Discharge Papers, 1760-1913 (Military Records Information 5)]