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== Chronology ==
== Chronology ==
*'''1776''' raised for the Vizier of Oude under Captain Young
*'''1776''' raised for the Vizier of Oude under Captain Young
*'''1778?''' incorporated in HEIC service as the 22nd Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry
*'''1778?''' incorporated in HEIC service as the 22nd Battalion of Bengal Native Infantry
*'''1781''' became the 22nd Regiment of Bengal Native Infantryy
*'''1781''' became the 22nd Regiment of Bengal Native Infantryy
*'''1796''' became the 2nd Battalion 3rd Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry
*'''1796''' became the 2nd Battalion 3rd Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry

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The chronology of the original 19th Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry is as follows:

  • 1764 raised in Calcutta by the Town Major under command of Captain Douglas Hill
  • 1765 ranked as the 19th Barttalion of Bengal Native Infantry
  • 1775 renumbered the 20th Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry
  • 1781 became the 20th Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry under Captain Grant
  • 1781 mutinied over prize money and was broken up.

External Links
History of the First 19th Regt archive.org


Also known as the Young Battalion.

Chronology

  • 1776 raised for the Vizier of Oude under Captain Young
  • 1778? incorporated in HEIC service as the 22nd Battalion of Bengal Native Infantry
  • 1781 became the 22nd Regiment of Bengal Native Infantryy
  • 1796 became the 2nd Battalion 3rd Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry
  • 1824 became the 19th Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry
  • 1857 mutinied at Berhampore on 25 February. Colonel Mitchell persuaded them to give up their arms and they were marched to Barrackpore and disbanded on 31 March.

External Links

Mutiny at Berhampore Google Books