with my Peel connections I'll throw you a red herring - in Ramsey burials 1836 Charles Fleetwood with note - (his body removed to Ireland a few days after his internment) [pencilled note not so in digging Mr Paton's grave the coffin was taken up a lead coffin made ? near ? the one ? oak ? which had never been disturbed from the time it was interred

Returning to Malew (just in case you havn't used the search facility on MNB - 1720 wages Rushen Garrison
Edward Fleetwood a soldrs Sallary in part of his wages as Gardinr - his wife Jane Stole (whose father's house they inherited) also got a pension after Edward's death - some children buried Malew - my guess an English born soldier though at that period many soldiers combined several jobs