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== | == Chronology == | ||
*'''1758''' 2nd Battalion, 24th Regiment of Foot redesignated as the 69th Regiment of Foot | |||
*'''1782''' renamed the 69th (South Lincolnshire) Regiment of Foot | |||
*'''1881''' amalgamated with the 41st (The Welsh) Regiment of Foot to become 2nd Battalion The Welch Regiment | |||
*'''1969''' amalgamated with The South Wales Borderers to form The Royal Regiment of Wales (24th/41st Foot) | |||
*'''2006''' amalgamated with The Royal Welch Fusiliers to form 2nd Battalion, The Royal Welsh (The Royal Regiment of Wales) | |||
{{Template:Origin|text=The History in India and the Bibliography below was part of the Family History in India website, which was designed by Cathy Day to help people trace their British and European ancestry in colonial India. Cathy kindly allowed us to transfer this information to our wiki.}} | |||
== History in India== | |||
This section is a very brief history of HM 69th Regiment of Foot (South Lincolnshire Regiment), focussing entirely on its time in India. | |||
== | |||
'''1806 ''' [[Fort St George]], [[Madras]] | '''1806 ''' [[Fort St George]], [[Madras]] | ||
'''1806 ''' The 69th Regiment were the victims of India's first | '''1806 ''' The 69th Regiment were the victims of India's first [[Mutiny at Vellore]] in southern India. | ||
'''1807-1808''' [[Trichinopoly]] | '''1807-1808''' [[Trichinopoly]] | ||
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'''1814 ''' [[Seringapatam]] | '''1814 ''' [[Seringapatam]] | ||
'''1815-1826''' The Muster Rolls show the 69th Regiment of Foot being committed to the Pindari Campaign for 11 years. However, the Pindari Campaign or 3rd | '''1815-1826''' The Muster Rolls show the 69th Regiment of Foot being committed to the Pindari Campaign for 11 years. However, the Pindari Campaign or [[3rd Maratha War]] only lasted in its fiercest form from 1817 to 1818. | ||
'''1815-1816''' [[Bellary]] | '''1815-1816''' [[Bellary]] | ||
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'''1824-1825''' [[Wallajabad ]] | '''1824-1825''' [[Wallajabad ]] | ||
== Bibliography == | |||
The information above was obtained from a number of sources, including : | |||
''In Search of the Forlorn Hope : A Comprehensive Guide to Locating British Regiments and their Records'' by John Kitzmiller ISBN 0961926031 | |||
''The Colonial Wars Source Book'' by Philip Haythornthwaite ISBN 1854091964 | |||
''British Army Pensioners Abroad'' by Norman K. Crowder ISBN 0806314605 | |||
== External Links == | |||
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/69th_(South_Lincolnshire)_Regiment_of_Foot 69th Regiment of Foot] Wikipedia<br>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Welsh_Regiment The Welch Regiment] Wikipedia | |||
[[Category:British Army Infantry Regiments]] | [[Category:British Army Infantry Regiments]] | ||
Revision as of 16:31, 7 May 2009
Chronology
- 1758 2nd Battalion, 24th Regiment of Foot redesignated as the 69th Regiment of Foot
- 1782 renamed the 69th (South Lincolnshire) Regiment of Foot
- 1881 amalgamated with the 41st (The Welsh) Regiment of Foot to become 2nd Battalion The Welch Regiment
- 1969 amalgamated with The South Wales Borderers to form The Royal Regiment of Wales (24th/41st Foot)
- 2006 amalgamated with The Royal Welch Fusiliers to form 2nd Battalion, The Royal Welsh (The Royal Regiment of Wales)
| The History in India and the Bibliography below was part of the Family History in India website, which was designed by Cathy Day to help people trace their British and European ancestry in colonial India. Cathy kindly allowed us to transfer this information to our wiki. |
History in India
This section is a very brief history of HM 69th Regiment of Foot (South Lincolnshire Regiment), focussing entirely on its time in India.
1806 Fort St George, Madras
1806 The 69th Regiment were the victims of India's first Mutiny at Vellore in southern India.
1807-1808 Trichinopoly
1809 Palum-Cottal
1810 Fort St George, Madras
1813 Goa
1814 Seringapatam
1815-1826 The Muster Rolls show the 69th Regiment of Foot being committed to the Pindari Campaign for 11 years. However, the Pindari Campaign or 3rd Maratha War only lasted in its fiercest form from 1817 to 1818.
1815-1816 Bellary
1817 Mysore
1819-1823 Cannanore
1824-1825 Wallajabad
Bibliography
The information above was obtained from a number of sources, including :
In Search of the Forlorn Hope : A Comprehensive Guide to Locating British Regiments and their Records by John Kitzmiller ISBN 0961926031
The Colonial Wars Source Book by Philip Haythornthwaite ISBN 1854091964
British Army Pensioners Abroad by Norman K. Crowder ISBN 0806314605
External Links
69th Regiment of Foot Wikipedia
The Welch Regiment Wikipedia