FERGUSON Information

Does anyone know anything about the family of Private Patrick FERGUSON who was born around 1795 in or near Kilnaboy, Ennis, County Clare?  He enlisted in 1813 in Ireland and served in the 44th Foot Regiment.  He served in the East Indies for about 11 years and served under Brigadier General Morrison in the Arracan Campaign. He was at the siege of Antwerp in 1814 and was reputedly engaged in personally protecting the colours from falling into the hands of the enemy.  He was present at the Battle of Waterloo where he received a gunshot wound to the thigh and was subsequently pensioned out of the military in 1835.  I have a year of death of around 1855 but have not been able to verify it.

Rather than waste anyone's time by giving me suggestions I have already tried, I have researched all the obvious places such as Clare Library, Chelsea Pension records, 44th Foot records etc.  What I am looking for now is any descendents or anyone who can tell me if there were any descendents.  I would also like to know the name of his parents/and or wife (if he married).  If he did marry it would have been after 1835.  I believe he returned to Ireland after leaving the army and died there, possibly in Clare as that is where he had been born.  He don't believe he received any promotions whilst serving in the military and was pensioned out as a Private.

I would be grateful for any additional information on this man.