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1 British Infantry Regiments and the Men Who Led Them By Steve Brown 58th Regiment of Foot Secondary Title: Rutlandshire Regimental History, 58th Regiment of Foot 1755: Raised as the 60th Regiment of Foot 1757: Re-numbered as 58th Regiment of Foot 1782: Secondary title - Rutlandshire 1803: 2nd Battalion formed at Kinsale 1815: December - 2nd Battalion disbanded at Hull 1881: Amalgamated with the 48th Regiment of Foot to become 2nd Battalion, The Northamptonshire Regiment 1960: 2nd East Anglian Regiment (Duchess of Gloucester's Own Royal Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire) on amalgamation with The Royal Lincolnshire Regiment 1964: 2nd Battalion, The Royal Anglian Regiment on amalgamation with the 1st and 3rd East Anglian Regiments and the Royal Leicestershire Regiment Service History and Demographics, 1st Battalion 58th Regiment of Foot 1793: Ireland - Cork; July - to Plymouth; November to West Indies 1794: January Barbados; capture of Martinique; April St Lucia; Martinique garrison; December - cadre to England 1795: August - Hull; Beverley 1796: January - Bristol; September - Cowes 1797: June - Plymouth, naval mutiny; 1798: Jersey; September - Portsmouth; to Gibraltar; November - capture of Minorca 1799: Minorca - Port Mahon; Genoa 1800: Genoa; Malta; to Egypt 1801: Egypt; Aboukir; Lake Mareotis; Alexandria; seige of Cairo 1802: Alexandria; to Ireland; Waterford 1803: Waterford; Kinsale; received Army of Reserve men from Ireland; October - to Jersey 1804: Jersey 1805: January - Portsmouth; Winchester; March - Portsmouth; to Mediterranean; Gibraltar; July - Malta; November - Bay of Naples; Castellamare; December - Capua 1806: Malta; January - Sicily; Messina; to Italy; MAIDA; Gaeta; St Euphemia; Sicily 1807: Messina 1808: Messina 1809: Messina; June - Ischia; August - Messina 1810: Messina 1811: Messina 1812: Messina; June - to Spain; August - Alicante 1813: Alicante; Valencia; April - Castalla; June - Tarragona; Valencia; Vinares; September - Ordal; Tarragona 1814: Tarragona; Barcelona; May - France; Bordeaux; to Canada; July - Montreal; Fort Henry 1815: Fort Henry; June - Quebec; July - to Belgium; August - Ostend; St Denis; October - to Ireland; Birr. Page 1 of 7 Placed on The Napoleon Series December 2017
2 Service History and Demographics, 2nd Battalion 58th Regiment of Foot 1803: 28 August - formed at Kinsale from Irish Army of Reserve men 1804: Kinsale; received Additional Force Act men from Cork City, Cork County and County Kerry; April - to Jersey; St Helier 1805: St Helier 1806: St Helier 1807: St Helier 1808: St Helier 1809: St Helier; June - to Portugal; July - Lisbon garrison 1810: Lisbon garrison; lines of Torres Vedras 1811: Lisbon garrison 1812: Lisbon; September - SALAMANCA; Madrid; Valladolid; October - Burgos; retreat to Portugal; Lisbon 1813: Lisbon; February - four companies at Lisbon, remainder ordered home; Portsmouth; Battle; May - Hastings on POW duty; 58th companies in 3rd Provisional Battalion; VITTORIA; blockade of Pampeluna; Bastan; Dona Maria; Puerto de Echalar; Bidassoa; NIVELLE; Nive 1814: February - ORTHES; Dax; passage of the Adour; March - Bordeaux; Lainon; June to England; joined rest of battalion at Hastings 1815: Hastings; June - Hull; December - disbanded at Hull. Significant Militia/Volunteer Intakes: (militia units unless noted otherwise) 1803: Received Irish Army of Reserve men 1804: Received Additional Force Act men from Cork City, Cork County and County Kerry 1806: Dublin County; County Kerry; County Louth; Queen's County 1807: County Donegal; Dublin County; County Louth 1808: County Kerry; County Louth 1811: North Mayo; South Mayo Colonels George SCOTT Regimental Service: Major in 89th Foot 13 October 1759; brevert Lieutenant-Colonel 9 February 1762; to half-pay 1765; Lieutenant-Colonel in 61st Foot 26 February 1773; Colonel of 83rd Foot 16 December 1777; Colonel of 58th Foot 18 April 1787 Early Service: Served in East Indies; Lieutenant-Governor of Windsor Castle 1782 Service : On staff in North-Eastern District 1793 Brevets & Staff Service: Brevet Colonel 19 August 1777; Major-General 19 October 1781; Lieutenant- General 12 October 1793; General 1 January 1798 Died: Richard Ford William LAMBART, 7th Earl of Cavan Royal Military Calendar Entry: No. 83 Born: Ireland September 1762 Relations: Son of Richard, 6th Earl of Cavan Regimental Service: Captain & Leiutenant-Colonel in Coldstream Foot Guards 30 November 1790; 2nd Major in Coldstream Foot Guards 9 May 1800; 1st Major in Coldstream Foot Guards 19 November 1800; Colonel-Commandant of 68th Foot 18 June 1801; to half-pay 1802; Colonel of 2nd West India Regiment 27 September 1805; Colonel of 77th Foot 25 March 1808; Colonel of 58th Foot 1 July 1811; Colonel of 45th Foot 1823 Service : Served in Flanders 1793, wounded at Valenciennes; served in Irish Rebellion 1798; served at Ferrol 1800; commanded Brigade of Guards in Egypt 1801, and later the army after departure of Hely-Hutchinson Brevets & Staff Service: Brevet Colonel 21 August 1795; Major-General 18 June 1798; Lieutenant- General 1 July 1811; General 4 June 1814 Awards & Honours: 7th Earl of Cavan in 1778 Died: London 21 November Page 2 of 7 Placed on The Napoleon Series December 2017
3 Lieutenant-Colonels AGC = Army Gold Cross (clasps in brackets) LAGM = Large Army Gold Medal (clasps in brackets) SAGM = Small Army Gold Medal (clasps in brackets) MGSM = Military General Service Medal (Silver Medal) (clasps in brackets) Robert STEWART Regimental Service: Major in 4th Dragoon Guards 31 October 1790; Lieutenant-Colonel in 58th Foot 30 November 1792 Died: March William CUNNINGHAME Regimental Service: Major in 58th Foot 31 January 1793 (vice McMyne); Lieutenant-Colonel 25 October 1794 Retired: July John HALLOWES Regimental Service: Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel 19 February 1783; Lieutenant-Colonel in 58th Foot 16 April 1795 (on transfer from 56th Foot, vice Stewart) Brevets & Staff Service: Brevet Colonel 1 March 1794 Retired: 16 April Alexander BAILLIE Regimental Service: Major in 9th Foot 17 February 1794; brevet Lieutenant-Colonel 1 March 1794; Lieutenant-Colonel in 58th Foot 16 April 1795 (vice Hallowes) Early Service: Served in North America 1756, wounded at Ticonderoga; served in American Revolution Service : Served at capture ot Tobago 1793; served on St Lucia 1794 Retired: June 1795 Died: Dalkeith Scotland Sir William HOUSTOUN Royal Military Calendar Entry: No. 226 Born: August 1766 Regimental Service: Major in 19th Foot 1 March 1794; Lieutenant-Colonel in 19th Foot 18 March 1795; to Lieutenant-Colonel in 58th Foot 10 June 1795 (vice Baillie); Colonel of 4th Garrison Battalion 1 July 1811; Colonel of 20th Foot 5 April 1815 Service : Served in Flanders 1794; served on Minorca 1798; served in Egypt 1801; served at Walcheren 1809; commanded a brigade in 4th Division in Peninsula January to March 1811; commanded a brigade in 7th Division in Peninsula March to August 1811; commanded 7th Division May 1811 Brevets & Staff Service: Brevet Colonel 29 April 1802; Major-General 25 October 1809; Lieutenant- General 4 June 1814; General 10 January 1837 Awards & Honours: GCB; GCH; LAGM (FDO) Died: Kent 8 April Stephen BROMFIELD Born: Scotland 1740 Regimental Service: Major in 54th Foot 1781; Lieutenant-Colonel in 40th Foot 12 October 1787; exchanged to Lieutenant-Colonel in 58th Foot 2 July 1795 (vice Cunninghame) Early Service: Served in North America Service : Commanded 40th Foot Brevets & Staff Service: Brevet Colonel 1 March 1794; Brigadier-General on San Domingo Retired: June 1796 Died: Kelso 23 May Robert DOUGLAS Regimental Service: Major in 58th Foot 25 October 1794 (vice Cunninghame); Lieutenant-Colonel 4 June 1796 (vice Bromfield) Retired: November Page 3 of 7 Placed on The Napoleon Series December 2017
4 George JOHNSTONE Regimental Service: Major in 44th Foot 24 May 1798; Lieutenant-Colonel in 58th Foot 27 November 1802 (vice Douglas) Died: 28 July Thomas FITZGERALD Regimental Service: Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel 1 January 1798; Major in 58th Foot 5 April 1801 (vice Ogle); Lieutenant-Colonel 28 August 1804 Retired: November David WALKER Royal Military Calendar Entry: No. 715 Regimental Service: Major in 20th Foot 7 February 1800; Lieutenant-Colonel in Corsican Rangers 16 April 1807; Lieutenant-Colonel in 58th Foot 16 November 1809 Service : Served in West Indies 1794 to 1795; served at Helder 1799; served in Egypt 1801; served at Maida 1806; served at Ischia 1809; commanded 1/58th in Peninsula August 1812 to October 1813; commanded a brigade on east coast of Spain October 1813 to February 1814; commanded a brigade in France 1815 Brevets & Staff Service: Brevet Colonel 4 June 1814; Major-General 19 July 1821 Retired: 1827 Died: Richard BUCKBY Royal Military Calendar Entry: No. 764 Regimental Service: Major in 46th Foot 1 May 1800; to half-pay 25 June 1802; Major in 58th Foot 9 July 1803; brevet Lieutenant-Colonel 25 April 1808; Lieutenant-Colonel 8 November 1810 (vice Fitzgerald); to half-pay 25 February 1816 Service : Served in West Indies 1794 to 1795; served at Helder 1799; served on Malta, Naples and Sicily; served at Maida; commanded 2/58th in Peninsula January 1811 to June 1812 Brevets & Staff Service: Brevet Colonel 4 June 1813; Major-General 27 May 1825 Died: Northamptonshire 2 June Majors AGC = Army Gold Cross (clasps in brackets) LAGM = Large Army Gold Medal (clasps in brackets) SAGM = Small Army Gold Medal (clasps in brackets) MGSM = Military General Service Medal (Silver Medal) (clasps in brackets) William McMYNE Regimental Service: Major in 58th Foot 30 June 1791 Retired: January John CROWGEY Regimental Service: Major in 58th Foot 1 September 1795; brevet Lieutenant-Colonel 1 January 1801; to Lieutenant-Colonel in 13th Battalion of Reserve 9 July 1803; Lieutenant-Colonel in 1st Garrison Battalion 25 February 1805; Lieutenant-Colonel in 72nd Foot 22 June 1809; commanded 2/72nd Foot 1809 to 1813 Service : Served in West Indies 1794 to 1795; served on Minorca 1798; served in Egypt 1801 Brevets & Staff Service: Brevet Colonel 25 July 1810; Major-General 4 June 1813 Died: Page 4 of 7 Placed on The Napoleon Series December 2017
5 George HORSFORD Royal Military Calendar Entry: No. 484 Born: Antigua 1767 Regimental Service: Major in 58th Foot 4 June 1796 (vice Douglas); exchanged to Major in 59th Foot 30 August 1799; Lieutenant-Colonel in 4th West India Regiment 28 August 1801; Lieutenant-Colonel in 18th Foot 26 January 1809 Service : Served in West Indies 1790 to 1794; served in Mediterranean 1799 to 1801; again in West Indies 1801 to 1816 Brevets & Staff Service: Brevet Colonel 25 July 1810; Major-General 4 June 1813; Lieutenant-General 27 May 1825 Later Service: Acting Governor of Bermuda 1812 to 1816 Died: Paris 28 March Spencer Thomas VASSALL Born: Cambridge, Massachusetts 1764 Regimental Service: Major in 59th Foot 1 September 1796; exchanged to Major in 58th Foot 30 August 1799 (vice Horsford); to Lieutenant-Colonel in 38th Foot 3 April 1800 Service : Served in West Indies; commanded 38th Foot ; commanded 1/38th Foot ; served in South America 1807 Died: Died of wounds at Montevideo 5 February Thomas OGLE Born: Hampshire 1761 Relations: Son of Chaloner Ogle, 1st Bt. Regimental Service: Major in 58th Foot 3 April 1800 (vice Vassall) Service : Served on Minorca; served in Egypt 1801 Died: Killed in action at Aboukir 8 March John George BRADFORD Regimental Service: Major in 58th Foot 9 July 1803 (on transfer from 23rd Foot, vice Crowgey) Retired: 29 March Brook Henry YOUNG Born: c.1780 Regimental Service: Major in 58th Foot 1 September 1804 (vice Fitzgerald); brevet Lieutenant-Colonel 4 June 1811 Service : Served in Gibraltar; served in Egypt 1801; in Peninsula with 2/58th July 1809 to July 1810; went home due to ill health Retired: November 1812 Died: London 21 September Sir John Alexander Dunlop Agnew WALLACE Royal Military Calendar Entry: No. 580 Born: c.1775 Relations: Son of General Sir Thomas Dunlop Wallace Regimental Service: Major in 58th Foot 9 July 1803; to Lieutenant-Colonel in 11th Foot 28 August 1804; Lieutenant-Colonel in 88th Foot 6 February 1805; Colonel of 88th Foot 20 October 1831 Early Service: Served in India 1791 to 1792 Service : Served on Minorca 1798; served in Egypt 1801; served in Peninsula with 1/88th Foot August 1809 to July 1811; temporarily commanded a brigade in 3rd Division May to November 1812; commanded 1/88th again November 1812 to January 1813 Brevets & Staff Service: Brevet Colonel 4 June 1813; Major-General 12 August 1819; LIeutenant- General 10 August 1837; General 11 November 1851 Awards & Honours: KCB; SAGM (Bus FDO Sal); MGSM (Egt) Died: Wigtownshire Scotland 10 February Page 5 of 7 Placed on The Napoleon Series December 2017
6 Alexander HENRY Regimental Service: Major in 58th Foot 28 September 1804 (vice Wallace); brevet Lieutenant-Colonel 4 June 1811 Service : Served in Peninsula with 2/58th July to December 1809; again in Peninsula with 1/58th August 1812 to March 1813 Retired: July Francis B CAMPBELL Royal Military Calendar Entry: No Regimental Service: Major in 58th Foot 29 March 1810 (vice Bradford); brevet Lieutenant-Colonel 26 August 1813; Lieutenant-Colonel on half-pay 25 April 1826 Service : Served in Peninsula with 1/58th August to December 1812; again in Peninsula with 2/58th April 1813 to April 1814; wounded in Pyrenees; commanded 3rd Provisional Battalion at Orthez Awards & Honours: SAGM (Orth) Died: Jersey July Sir Frederick ASHWORTH Royal Military Calendar Entry: No Regimental Service: Major in 58th Foot 22 November 1810; to half-pay 20 February 1817; Colonel of 44th Foot 8 February 1855 Service : Served in Calabria 1806; served in Sicily 1809; served in Peninsula with 2/58th February 1812 to January 1813; again in Peninsula with 1/58th November 1813 to April 1814; served in Canada 1814; served in France 1815 Brevets & Staff Service: Brevet Colonel 10 January 1837; Major-General 9 November 1846; Lieutenant- General 20 June 1854 Awards & Honours: KCB; MGSM (Maid Sal) Died: 1 August Sir Thomas KENAH Royal Military Calendar Entry: No Born: Cork Ireland 1779 Regimental Service: Major in 58th Foot 5 November 1812 (vice Young); brevet Lieutenant-Colonel 27 December 1813; to half-pay 25 February 1816; Major in 58th Foot 20 February 1817; to half-pay 3 April 1817; Colonel of 63rd Foot 25 November 1850 Service : Served in Helder 1799; served in Egypt 1801; served in Peninsula July 1812 to September 1813; Assistant Adjutant-General in East Spain 1813; served at Genoa 1814 Brevets & Staff Service: Brevet Colonel 22 July 1830; Major-General 23 November 1841; Lieutenant- General 11 November 1851; General 26 December 1859 Awards & Honours: KCB; MGSM (Egt) Died: 26 March George DRUITT Royal Military Calendar Entry: No Born: Ireland 1775 Regimental Service: Major in 58th Foot 4 April 1813 (vice Henry); to half-pay; to Major in 48th Foot 3 October 1816 Later Service: Served in New South Wales 1817 to 1822 Retired: July 1822 Died: Sydney 8 June Page 6 of 7 Placed on The Napoleon Series December 2017
7 Sources: WO379/6 - Monthly disposition of the Army, arranged chronologically or by regiment. National Archives. War Office. Army Lists 1791 to London: various years. Gordon, Iain. Bloodline: The Origins and Development of the Regular Formations of the British Army. Barnsley: Pen & Sword Military, McKenna, Michael G. The British Army And Its Regiments and Battalions. West Chester, Ohio: The Nafziger Collection Philippart, John. The Royal Military Calendar, or Army Service and Commission Book. London: A.J. Valpy, Reid, Stuart. Wellington s Officers, Volume 1. Leigh-On-Sea: Partizan Press, Reid, Stuart. Wellington s Officers, Volume 2. Leigh-On-Sea: Partizan Press, Reid, Stuart. Wellington s Officers, Volume 3. Leigh-On-Sea: Partizan Press, th-18th Century Burney Collection Newspapers. December National Library of Australia. National Library of Australia Page 7 of 7 Placed on The Napoleon Series December 2017
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