Index to Napoleonic War Combatants

Arabian Peninsular Campaign
   &nbspKerr-Smiley, Peter Simon ( 1956-1957 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

BAttle of Waterloo
   &nbspHarvey, William Harrison ( 1815 ), where he lost an arm
    Count equals 1 individual.

Batle of Waterloo
   &nbspSleigh, James Wallace ( 1815 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Batlle of Vitoria
   &nbspDoyle, John Milley
    Count equals 1 individual.

Batlle of the Pyrenees
   &nbspDoyle, John Milley
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Albuera
   &nbspAbercromby, Alexander ( 16 May 1811 ), where he commanded his brigade
Duckworth, George Henry ( 16 May 1811 )
Gibbons, George ( 16 May 1811 )
   &nbspHardinge, Henry, 1st Viscount H ( 1811 )
Hoghton, Daniel ( 16 May 1811 )
   &nbspLeighton, Burgh
   &nbspLumley-Saunderson, William, where he commanded the cavalry
   &nbspMoleyns, Thomas Townsend Aremb, where he was wounded
   &nbspO’Neill, Tulio
Rothwell, Thomas ( 16 May 1811 )
Scott, John Mackenzie ( 16 May 1811 )
   &nbspSpring, William Collis ( 16 May 1811 )
    Count equals 12 individuals.

Battle of Alexandria
Abercromby, Ralph ( 21 Mar 1801 ), where he was mortally wounded
Blake, Denis John ( 1801 )
Ogle, Thomas ( 1801 ), during the landing at Aboukir Bay
    Count equals 3 individuals.

Battle of Auerstadt
Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel, Kar ( 10 Nov 1806 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Badajoz
   &nbspGrey, George ( 1812 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Bergen-op-Zoom
Carleton, George
   &nbspCrosbie, William Edward, 6th Bt, where he was severely wounded
Gore, Arthur ( 9 Mar 1814 )
    Count equals 3 individuals.

Battle of Busaco
   &nbspAbercromby, Alexander ( 27 Sep 1810 )
   &nbspBeresford, William Carr, 1st an ( 27 Aug 1810 )
   &nbspColborne, John, 1st Baron Seato ( 26 Sep 1810 )
   &nbspFalkiner, Samuel Edmund, 5th Bt
   &nbspFane, John, 11th Earl of Westmo
   &nbspHay, George, 8th Marquess of Tw ( 27 Sep 1810 ), where he was wounded as DAQMG
   &nbspSlade, John, 1st Bt. ( 27 Sep 1810 )
   &nbspWellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 27 Sep 1810 ), defeating Marshal Massena
    Count equals 8 individuals.

Battle of Copenhagen
   &nbspBligh, William ( 1801 )
   &nbspCampbell, Duncan, of Barcaldine
   &nbspChristian, Evan ( 1807 ), on board H.M.S. Brunswick
   &nbspCouper, George, 1st Bt.
   &nbspDoyle, Francis Hastings, 1st Bt
   &nbspFitzMaurice, James ( 2 Apr 1801 )
   &nbspFremantle, Thomas Francis
Minchin, Spencer ( 1801 )
   &nbspMinchin, William ( 1801 )
Nelson, Horatio, 1st and last V ( 1801 )
Riou, Edward ( 2 Apr 1801 )
   &nbspSpratt, James
   &nbspStanhope, Henry Edwyn, 1st Bt.
   &nbspThesiger, Frederic ( 1801 ), as Aide-de-Camp to Admiral Nelson
   &nbspTrevor, Henry Otway, 21st Lord ( 1807 )
   &nbspTroubridge, Edward Thomas, 2nd ( 1801 )
   &nbspWestropp, Amos Freeman ( 1801 )
   &nbspWestropp, Henry Hickman
    Count equals 18 individuals.

Battle of Corunna
   &nbspBeresford, William Carr, 1st an ( 16 Jan 1809 ), serving under General Moore
   &nbspBest, Thomas Fairfax ( 16 Jan 1809 )
   &nbspBlaquiere, George
Burrard, Paul Harry, where he was Aide-de-Camp to Sir John Moore
   &nbspColborne, John, 1st Baron Seato ( 16 Jan 1809 )
   &nbspDarby-Griffith, Matthew Chitty ( 1809 ), where he lost a leg
   &nbspEverard, Matthias
   &nbspMaxwell, William, of Monreith, ( 1809 ), where he lost an arm
   &nbspMoore, John
   &nbspPaget, Henry William, 1st Marqu ( 16 Jan 1809 ), where he commanded the cavalry under Sir John Moore
   &nbspSlade, John, 1st Bt. ( 1812 )
   &nbspVerner, William, 1st Bt.
    Count equals 12 individuals.

Battle of Fuentes d’Onor
Butler, Francis ( 5 May 1811 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Fuentes d’Onoro
   &nbspSlade, John, 1st Bt. ( 1811-1811 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Fuentes de Oñoro
   &nbspWellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 5 May 1811 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Lissa
   &nbspHoste, William, 1st Bt. ( 1811 ), where he defeated Commodore Bernard Bubourdieu’s squadron of 7 frigates, with only 4 frigates
   &nbspStamer, Lovelace, 2nd Bt.
    Count equals 2 individuals.

Battle of Nive
   &nbspBeresford, William Carr, 1st an ( Dec 1813 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Nivelle
   &nbspBeresford, William Carr, 1st an
   &nbspGough, Hugh, 1st Viscount Gough ( 19 Nov 1813 )
   &nbspKeane, John, 1st Baron Keane
   &nbspWellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 10 Nov 1813 )
    Count equals 4 individuals.

Battle of Orthez
   &nbspBlood, Thomas, during which he was severely wounded
   &nbspGordon-Lennox, Charles, 5th Duk ( 1814 ), where he was wounded
MacDermot, Henry ( 1814 )
   &nbspWellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 27 Feb 1814 )
    Count equals 4 individuals.

Battle of Quatre Bras
Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel, Fri ( 16 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspCameron, John ( 1815 )
   &nbspCarmichael Smyth, James, 1st Bt ( 1815 ), on the personal staff of Duke of Wellington
   &nbspClayton, William Robert, 5th Bt, where he was wounded
   &nbspCroft, Thomas Elmsley, 7th Bt. ( 16 Jun 1815 ), where he was severely wounded
   &nbspDawson, John, 2nd Earl of Porta ( 1815 )
   &nbspFitzmaurice, John, in the advance guard
   &nbspHardinge, Henry, 1st Viscount H ( 16 Jun 1815 ), where he lost his left hand
   &nbspHardinge, Richard ( 16 Jun 1815 )
Hay, James, Lord Hay ( 16 Jun 1815 )
Kennedy, James Grant ( 16 Jun 1815 )
Miller, William ( 16 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspMontagu, Henry, 6th Baron Rokeb ( 16 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspShirley, William ( 16 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspStuart, William
   &nbspWellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 16 Jun 1815 )
    Count equals 16 individuals.

Battle of Roliça
   &nbspWellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 17 Aug 1808 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Saalfeld
Preußen, Friedrich Christian L ( 10 Oct 1806 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Salamanca
   &nbspAbraham, Thomas
   &nbspBaldwin, John Charles
   &nbspBeresford, William Carr, 1st an ( 22 Jul 1812 ), where he was severely is wounded
   &nbspCathcart, Charles Murray, 2nd E
   &nbspCollis, John, where he had both eyes shot out
   &nbspFalkiner, Samuel Edmund, 5th Bt
   &nbspGough, William
   &nbspInnes, Gordon Clunes ( 22 Jul 1812 )
Innes, John ( c 22 Jul 1812 )
Judkin-FitzGerald, Robert Unia ( 1812 )
Le Marchant, John Gaspard ( 22 Jul 1812 )
Selby, William ( 22 Jul 1812 )
   &nbspStapleton-Cotton, Stapleton, 1s ( 1812 ), where he lead a decisive cavalry charge
   &nbspWellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 22 Jul 1812 ), defeating Marmont
   &nbspWestropp, Lionel John ( 1812 )
   &nbspWhite, Henry, 1st Baron Annaly ( 22 Jul 1812 )
    Count equals 16 individuals.

Battle of Talavera
   &nbspAbraham, Thomas
   &nbspBeamish-Bernard, Adderley
Beckett, Richard ( 28 Jul 1809 )
Blake, Andrew ( 28 Jul 1809 )
   &nbspBoothby, Charles ( 1809 ), where he lost a leg, and became a French POW
   &nbspCampbell, Alexander, 1st Bt., where he was severely wounded
   &nbspCampbell, Duncan, of Barcaldine ( 27 Jul 1809 ), as Aide-de-Camp to General Sir Alexander Campbell, Bt.
   &nbspCollis, John
   &nbspDawson, John, 2nd Earl of Porta ( 1809 )
   &nbspDuff, James, 4th Earl Fife ( 1809 ), where he was wounded
Evans, John ( 27 Jul 1809 )
   &nbspFalkiner, Samuel Edmund, 5th Bt
   &nbspFane, John, 11th Earl of Westmo
   &nbspFarrington, Charles Henry, 2nd
   &nbspFitzGibbon, Richard Hobart, 3rd
   &nbspGordon, Alexander ( 28 Jul 1809 )
   &nbspGough, Hugh, 1st Viscount Gough ( 1809 ), where he was severely wounded
   &nbspHawker, Peter, where he was severely wounded
   &nbspHulse, Richard
   &nbspHunter Blair, Thomas, of Dunske ( 1814 ), where he was wounded and made a prisoner by the French
Irby, Edward Methuen ( 27 Jul 1809 )
Mackenzie, John Randoll, of Sud ( Aug 1809 )
   &nbspNeville, Henry ( 27 Jul 1809 )
   &nbspRussell, George William ( 27 Jul 1809 ), where he was wounded
   &nbspStapleton-Cotton, Stapleton, 1s ( 1809 ), for which he received the thanks of Parliament
   &nbspWellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 27 Jul 1809 )
    Count equals 26 individuals.

Battle of Toulouse
   &nbspMichell, Charles Collier
   &nbspVerner, William, 1st Bt.
   &nbspWellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 10 Apr 1814 ), where he finally defeated Marshall Soult
    Count equals 3 individuals.

Battle of Trafalgar
   &nbspAssheton-Smith, William ( 1805 )
   &nbspBarclay, Robert Heriot ( 20 Oct 1805 )
   &nbspBligh, George Miller ( 1805 )
   &nbspCarnegie, William, 7th Earl of ( 1805 )
   &nbspChampion de Crespigny, Augustu ( Oct 1805 )
   &nbspCodrington, Edward ( 1805 ), in command H.M.S. Orion
   &nbspCooke, John ( 21 Oct 1805 )
   &nbspDigby, Henry ( 1805 ), in charge of H.M.S. Africa
   &nbspDixie, Alexander, 9th Bt. ( 1805 )
Duff, George ( 21 Oct 1805 )
   &nbspDuff, Norwich ( 21 Oct 1805 )
   &nbspFremantle, Thomas Francis
Gordon, Alexander ( 21 Oct 1805 )
   &nbspGordon, Thomas Duff, 9th of Par ( 21 Oct 1805 )
   &nbspHarrington, Daniel ( 20 Oct 1805 ), serving under Nelson on H.M.S. Victory
   &nbspHarvey, Eliab ( 1805 ), in command H.M.S. Temeraire
   &nbspMoorsom, Robert ( 1805 )
   &nbspNapier, William John, 9th Lord
   &nbspNelson, Horatio, 1st and last V ( 21 Oct 1805 )
   &nbspNevill, Ralph, Viscount Nevill ( 20 Oct 1805 ), serving on H.M.S. Victory
   &nbspPellew, Israel, as commander of H.M.S. Conqueror
   &nbspPerceval, George James, 6th Ear
   &nbspProby, Granville Leveson, 3rd E
   &nbspRobinson, Hercules ( 1805 )
   &nbspSpratt, James ( 1805 )
   &nbspTyler, Charles ( 1805 ), in command of H.M.S. Tonnant
   &nbspWestropp, Amos Freeman ( 1805 )
   &nbspWorsley, Miller ( 1805 )
    Count equals 28 individuals.

Battle of Vimeiro
   &nbspWellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 21 Aug 1808 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Vitoria
   &nbspBeresford, William Carr, 1st an ( 21 Jun 1813 )
Cadogan, Henry ( 21 Jun 1813 )
   &nbspCampbell, Norman ( 21 Jun 1813 ), where he was wounded
Carew, Robert Shapland ( Jun 1813 )
   &nbspCathcart, Charles Murray, 2nd E
Fane, Charles ( 1813 )
   &nbspGough, Hugh, 1st Viscount Gough ( 21 Jun 1813 ), where he was severely wounded
   &nbspHay, George, 8th Marquess of Tw ( 21 Jun 1813 ), as AQMG
   &nbspKeane, John, 1st Baron Keane
Palmer, Joseph
Scanlan, Connell
   &nbspStretton, Severus William Lyna, where he was wounded
Thellusson, George ( 21 Jun 1813 )
   &nbspWellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 21 Jun 1813 ), where he defeated Marshal Jourdan
    Count equals 14 individuals.

Battle of Waterloo
   &nbspAbercromby, Alexander ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspAbraham, Thomas ( 1815 )
   &nbspAcheson, Edward
   &nbspAdye, Stephen ( 1815 )
   &nbspAllen, Charles Manning ( 18 Jun 1815 ), in the advance Guard of the French Army
   &nbspAllen, John Hay ( 18 Jun 1815 ), in the advance Guard of the French Army
   &nbspAnson, George ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspBarnewall, Aylmer John, 9th Bt. ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspBarrett, George Goodin ( Jun 1815 )
   &nbspBarton, Chambré Brabazon
   &nbspBathurst, Thomas Seymour ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspBeamish-Bernard, Adderley
   &nbspBeckwith, John Charles ( 1815 ), where he lost a leg
   &nbspBentinck, Charles Anthony Ferd, on the Staff
Bernard, Henry Boyle ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspBiddulph, Theophilus, 6th Bt. ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspBlackwood, Robert Temple ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspBlennerhassett, Aldworth ( 1815 )
   &nbspBlois, Charles, 7th Bt. ( 16 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspBrereton, William, whee he was severely wounded
   &nbspBridgeman, Orlando Henry ( 18 Jun 1815 )
Bringhurst, John Dorset ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspBromhead, Edmund Gonville, 3rd
   &nbspBrowne, John
   &nbspBrowne, Michael, where he was wounded
   &nbspBruce, Robert ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspButler, Whitwell ( 1815 ), where he carried the Colours
   &nbspByng, John, 1st Earl of Straffo ( 1815 )
   &nbspCameron, Donald, of Lochiel, 23 ( 16 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspCampbell, Donald ( 16 Jun 1815 ), where he was wounded
   &nbspCampbell, Norman ( 16 Jun 1815 ), where he was wounded
Canning, Charles Fox ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspCarden, Henry Robert, 3rd Bt. ( 16 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspCarmichael Smyth, James, 1st Bt, on the personal staff of Duke of Wellington
   &nbspCathcart, Charles Murray, 2nd E ( 1815 )
   &nbspCathcart, George ( 1815 ), as Aide-de-Camp to the Duke of Wellington
   &nbspChartres, Thomas ( 1815 )
   &nbspChatterton, James Charles, 3rd ( 1815 )
   &nbspClark-Kennedy, Alexander Kenne
   &nbspClayton, William Robert, 5th Bt
   &nbspClerke, William, 9th Bt.
   &nbspColborne, John, 1st Baron Seato ( 1815 ), where he commanded the 52nd Light Infantry
   &nbspColville, Charles
   &nbspCooper, Alfred ( 1815 ), in the 14th Infantry Regiment
   &nbspCotter, George Sackville ( 18 Jun 1815 )
Craufurd, Thomas Gage ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspDallas, Alexander Robert Charl
   &nbspDavies, Thomas Henry Hastings ( 1815 )
   &nbspDawkins, George Augustus Frede ( 1815 )
   &nbspDawson, John, 2nd Earl of Porta ( 1815 )
   &nbspDobbs, John ( 1815 )
   &nbspEliott Lockhart, John ( 1815 )
Ellis, Henry ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspErskine, Esmé Stuart ( 16 Jun 1815 ), where he lost an arm
   &nbspEvelyn, George ( 1815 ), where he was wounded
   &nbspFarrington, Charles Henry, 2nd
Fisher, William
   &nbspFitzGerald, Edward Thomas ( 1815 ), as Assistant Quartermaster-General with the Guards
FitzGerald, Richard ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspFitzRoy, Charles Augustus ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspFitzroy, Charles ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspFloyd, Henry, 2nd Bt. ( 1815 )
   &nbspFludyer, George ( 1815 )
   &nbspForbes, James, Master of Forbes ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspForbes, Walter, 18th Lord Forbe ( 18 Jun 1815 ), supposedly the youngest officer there
   &nbspForster, Henry, where he was wounded
   &nbspFrankland, Frederick William, 8 ( 1815 )
   &nbspFraser, Alexander George, 17th ( 18 Jun 1815 ), at the defence of Hougoumount
   &nbspFrazer, Augustus Simon ( 1815 )
   &nbspFremantle, John ( 1815 )
   &nbspGordon, Alexander ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspGordon-Lennox, Charles, 5th Duk ( 1815 )
Gunning, George Orlando ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspGybbon-Monypenny, Thomas ( 18 Jun 1815 )
Hackett, Isaac ( 18 Jul 1815 )
   &nbspHamilton, Archibald James ( 1815 ), with the Scots Greys
   &nbspHardinge, Henry, 1st Viscount H ( 18 Jun 1815 )
Haren, Charle Frederik Sigismu ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspHarris, William George, 2nd Bar, as commander of 2nd/73rd Regiment, and was wounded
   &nbspHart, John Richard James ( 1815 )
   &nbspHavelock, William, where he was Aide-de-Camp to Count von Alten, and was wounded
Hay, Alexander ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspHewett, William
Hobhouse, Benjamin ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspHopkins, John William ( 1815 )
   &nbspHotham, Beaumont, 3rd Baron Hot ( 1815 )
Howard, Frederick ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspHunter Blair, Thomas, of Dunske ( 1815 ), where he was wounded
   &nbspIrby, Henry Edward ( 18 Jun 1815 )
Jolliffe, Charles ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspKeppel, Augustus Frederick, 5th ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspKeppel, George Thomas, 6th Earl ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspLancey, William ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspLennox, William Pitt ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspLingard, Thomas ( 1815 )
   &nbspLuard, John ( 1815 )
   &nbspLyon, James ( 1815 )
   &nbspMacdonell, James ( 1815 ), where he was distinguished in the defence of Hougoumont
   &nbspMackinnon, Daniel ( 1815 ), where he was wounded
   &nbspMackworth, Digby, 4th Bt.
   &nbspMaunsell, John Edmund ( 1815 ), in Major Beane’s troop
   &nbspMichell, Charles Collier ( 1815 )
Milnes, William Henry ( 1815 )
   &nbspMinchin, Charles Humphrey
   &nbspMitchell, Hugh Henry ( 1815 )
   &nbspMontagu, Henry, 6th Baron Rokeb ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspMurray, Henry ( 1815 )
   &nbspNorcott, Amos Godsell Robert ( 1815 )
   &nbspNorton, Fletcher, 3rd Lord Gran, where he was wounded
   &nbspPaget, Henry William, 1st Marqu ( 18 Jun 1815 ), where he commanded the Anglo-Belgian cavalry, contributing greatly to the Allied success, although he was wounded and lost a leg
   &nbspPercy, Henry ( 1815 )
   &nbspPersse, William Nicholas ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspPicton, Thomas ( 18 Jun 1815 )
Ponsonby, William ( 16 Jun 1815 )
Pym, John ( 18 Jun 1815 ), in the 13th Light Dragoons
   &nbspRamsay, William Norman ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspRobertson, George Duncan, 21st ( 1815 )
   &nbspScott-Douglas, John James, 3rd ( 1815 )
   &nbspShirley, William ( 18 Jun 1815 )
Shordiche, Robert ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspSinclair, John ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspSlade, John Henry ( 18 Jun 1815 )
   &nbspSomerset, FitzRoy James Henry, ( 18 Jun 1815 ), he lost an arm
   &nbspStanden, George Douglas, at Hougoumont
   &nbspStevenson, Charles Butler ( 1815 )
Stothert, William ( 18 Jun 1815 ), where he was wounded
   &nbspStuart, William ( 1815 ), where he lost an arm
   &nbspSweny, John Paget
   &nbspTaylor, Thomas William ( 1815 ), in the 10th Hussars
   &nbspThackwell, Joseph ( 1815 )
   &nbspVerner, William, 1st Bt.
   &nbspWalbanke-Childers, Michael ( 1815 ), Brigade Major to Sir John Vandeleur
   &nbspWaldegrave, John James, 6th Ear ( 1815 )
   &nbspWallace, James Maxwell ( 1815 )
   &nbspWellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 18 Jun 1815 ), where he finally defeated Napoleon
   &nbspWhichcote, George
   &nbspWigston, Richard Henry ( 18 Jun 1815 ), with 2nd Battalion, 3rd Regiment of Foot Guards
   &nbspWright, William, where he was severely wounded
   &nbspWyndham, Henry ( 1815 )
    Count equals 139 individuals.

Battle of the Glorious First of June
   &nbspLarcom, Joseph ( 1 Jun 1798 ), and was promoted afterwards
   &nbspLarcom, Thomas ( 1 Jun 1798 )
    Count equals 2 individuals.

Battle of the Nive
Le Marchant, Carey ( 12 Mar 1814 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of the Pyrenees
Campbell, Allan William ( Jul 1813 )
   &nbspClayton, William Robert, 5th Bt
   &nbspKeane, John, 1st Baron Keane
Wauchope, Andrew ( 1813 )
    Count equals 4 individuals.

Battlle of Trafalgar
   &nbspHall, William ( 1805 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Bombardment of Copenhagen
   &nbspThesiger, Frederick, 1st Baron ( 7 Sep 1807 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Capture of Bergen-op-Zoom
   &nbspBoyle, Edmund, 8th Earl of Cork, where he was taken prisoner
    Count equals 1 individual.

Copenhagen Expedition
   &nbspLudlow, George James, 3rd Earl ( 1807 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Corunna Campaign
   &nbspVivian, Richard Hussey, 1st Bar ( 1808-1809 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Glorious First
   &nbspBowyer, George, 1st/5th Bt. ( 1 Jun 1794 ), where he lost a leg, and distinguished himself
   &nbspButcher, Samuel ( 1 Jun 1794 ), under Lord Howe
   &nbspDouglas, Andrew Snape ( 1 Jun 1794 )
   &nbspGraves, Thomas, 1st Lord Graves ( 1 Jun 1794 ), under Howe, where he was severely wounded
    Count equals 4 individuals.

Glorious First of June
   &nbspHowe, Richard, 1st and last Ear ( 1 Jun 1794 )
   &nbspLaurie, Robert, of Maxwelton, 6 ( 1 Jun 1794 ), where he distinguished himself
    Count equals 2 individuals.

Napoleonic War
   &nbspArchdall, Mervyn
    Count equals 1 individual.

Napoleonic Wars
Arden, Henry
Barton, Charles
Bettesworth, George Edmund Byr
   &nbspBlakeney, John, he was taken POW by the French and executed
   &nbspCampbell, James, 1st and last B ( 1805-1813 ), in Naples and Sicily
   &nbspDalyell, William Cunningham, of
Davie, John ( 1793 )
   &nbspDrummond-Hay, Edward William A, in the Peninsula, France and Low Countries
   &nbspFarquhar, Arthur
   &nbspFerguson, Adam
Fletcher-Vane, Walter
   &nbspFox, George
   &nbspFraser, James John, 3rd Bt.
   &nbspFrissell, John ( 1783-1802 ), and was wounded on 1 June 1794
Gordon, William
   &nbspHardinge, George Nicholas
Hodge, Edward
Hood, Alexander
Hood, Francis Wheler
   &nbspHope-Vere, George
   &nbspLavie, Thomas
   &nbspMacbride, John
   &nbspMoreau, Jean Victor
   &nbspO’Connell, Maurice Charles Phi
   &nbspO’Donovan, Richard, The O’Donov, in campaigns in Flanders and Spain
   &nbspParker, William, 1st Bt.
   &nbspPell, Watkin Owen ( 1808-1813 ), where he led several actions resulting in the capture of enemy ships and participated in the defence of Cadiz and Tarifa as captain of the Thunder bomb
   &nbspPoat, Thomas
Purves, Patrick
   &nbspRobb, John B.
Ross, Robert
Rothwell, Richard
   &nbspSapieha, Pawel, Prince Sapieha, in charge of his own private regiment during the march on Moscow
Spearman, John Robert
   &nbspSpencer, Frederick, 4th Earl Sp ( 1811-1815 ), in the Mediterranean
   &nbspStuart, Charles Edward
Sullivan, Henry, 2nd Bt.
Tollemache, Lionel Robert
Trollope, William Arthur
   &nbspTuyll van Serooskerken, Dieder
   &nbspUssher, John ( 1815 )
   &nbspUssher, Richard Keily, in the West Indies
   &nbspWright, William ( 1813-1814 ), in Holland
   &nbspÖsterreich, Karl Ludwig, where he lead his army against Napoleon
    Count equals 44 individuals.

Peninsular Campaign
   &nbspParke, Thomas Adams
    Count equals 1 individual.

Peninsular War
   &nbspBurke, Dominick
   &nbspCochrane, William Erskine
   &nbspColville, Charles
   &nbspDarby, Christopher
   &nbspGrey, George
   &nbspHackett, Henry
   &nbspHackett, Robert
   &nbspHope, James Archibald ( 1811-1813 )
   &nbspKyle, Alexander
   &nbspMacdonald, Robert, 1st of Inchk, where he was wounded
   &nbspMends, Robert
   &nbspStuart, Simeon Henry, 5th Bt.
    Count equals 12 individuals.

Peninsular Wars
   &nbspAbercromby, Alexander
   &nbspAcland, Wroth Palmer ( 1808-1809 )
   &nbspAdye, Stephen
   &nbspAgnew, Thomas Ramsden ( 1813 )
   &nbspAinslie, Charles Philip ( 1809-1811 )
   &nbspAitchison, John ( 1808-1814 )
   &nbspAllen, Joshua William, 6th Visc, serving under Wellington, where he distinguished himself with his dashing conduct
   &nbspAnson, George
   &nbspAnson, William, 1st Bt.
   &nbspAnstruther, Robert, where he greatly distinguished himself
   &nbspBarclay, Robert Brydges, where he was wounded
   &nbspBarrett, Samuel
   &nbspBarttelot, George
   &nbspBeckwith, Thomas Sydney
   &nbspBentinck, Charles Anthony Ferd, and was wounded at Barossa inn 1812
   &nbspBlayney, Andrew Thomas, 11th Lo ( 1810 ), where he was captured and held prisoner until 1814
   &nbspBlood, Thomas
   &nbspBosville Macdonald, Godfrey, 3r ( 1812 )
   &nbspBourbon, Louis Antoine, Duc d’A
   &nbspBrereton, William, where he was distinguished
   &nbspBrowne, John
   &nbspBrowne, Thomas, 3rd Earl of Ken, with 40th Regiment
Brownlow, William
   &nbspBruce, Robert
   &nbspBuchan, John
   &nbspBurrard, Harry, 1st Bt.
   &nbspBurrowes, Arnold Robinson ( 1808-1814 ), as Aide-de-Camp to Field-Marshal Viscount Beresford
   &nbspByng, John, 1st Earl of Straffo ( 1811-1814 )
   &nbspCain, James
   &nbspCampbell, Charles William, of B
   &nbspCampbell, Colin, 1st and last B, where he was twice severely wounded while leading a forlorn hope at the siege of San Sebastian
   &nbspCampbell, Duncan, of Barcaldine
   &nbspCarden, Henry Robert, 3rd Bt.
   &nbspCathcart, Charles Murray, 2nd E
   &nbspChandos-Pole, Edward Sachevere
   &nbspChartres, William
   &nbspClarke, John, where he was captured but escaped
   &nbspClarke, Samuel
   &nbspClerke, William, 9th Bt.
   &nbspCochrane, William George ( 1809-1812 )
   &nbspCoker, Thomas Lewis
   &nbspCole, Galbraith Lowry
   &nbspCombe, Prosper Aime Victor ( 1809 ), where he was captured in le Basque, and imprisoned at Dartmoor
   &nbspCotter, George Sackville
   &nbspCouper, George, 1st Bt.
   &nbspCourcy, John
   &nbspCrookshank, Chichester William
   &nbspDalbiac, James Charles
   &nbspDaly, Francis Dermot
Daly, unknown son
   &nbspDavies, Thomas Henry Hastings
   &nbspDenning, Isaac
   &nbspDobbs, John
   &nbspDouglas, Howard, 3rd Bt.
   &nbspDouglas, James Dawes
   &nbspDoyle, Carlo Joseph
   &nbspDunlop, James, 21st of that Ilk ( 1811 ), where he commanded a brigade in the 5th Division
   &nbspElphinstone, Howard, 1st Bt.
   &nbspEustace, William Cornwallis
   &nbspEvelyn, George
   &nbspFane, William
   &nbspFitzGerald, John Forster
   &nbspFitzmaurice, John
   &nbspFitzroy, Charles
   &nbspFock, John Michael Henry, 3rd B, serving with General Sir John Moore in Spain
   &nbspForster, Henry
   &nbspFrankland, Frederick William, 8 ( 1812-1814 )
   &nbspFraser, Alexander George, 17th ( 1808-1809 )
   &nbspFraser, Alexander George, 17th ( 1811-1814 )
   &nbspFrazer, Augustus Simon
   &nbspFremantle, John, as Aide-de-Camp to the Duke of Wellington
   &nbspFuller-Eliott-Drake, Thomas Tr
   &nbspGethin, Richard
   &nbspGibbons, Frederick, and was severely wounded at Albuera
   &nbspGordon-Lennox, Charles, 5th Duk
   &nbspGore-Langton, Edward
   &nbspGough, William
   &nbspGraham, Edward Smith ( 1810 )
   &nbspGrattan, William, where he was wounded twice
   &nbspGregory, Arthur Francis
   &nbspGrey, George, 3rd Baron Walsing, where she was wounded
   &nbspGrieve, Patrick ( 1812-1814 )
   &nbspGuise, John Wright, 3rd Bt. ( 1812-1814 ), including Salamanca, Madrid, Burgos, Vittoria, Bidassoa, Nive, Adour, and Bayonne
   &nbspGuise, John Wright, 3rd Bt. ( 1809 ), including Busaco, and Fuentes d’Onoro
   &nbspHamlyn-Williams, James, 3rd Bt., with the 7th Hussars
   &nbspHarding, William ( 1812-1814 )
   &nbspHay, George, 8th Marquess of Tw ( 1806 )
   &nbspHely Hutchinson, John, 3rd Earl
   &nbspHewett, George Henry, 2nd Bt.
   &nbspHill, Rowland, 1st Viscount Hil ( 1813 )
   &nbspHopkins, John William
   &nbspHough, Henry ( 1812-1814 ), in the Royal Artillery
   &nbspJauncey, Henry Fyge, where he was wounded
   &nbspJauncey, John
Johnson, James Stephen
   &nbspJohnstone, John
   &nbspJones, Oliver Thomas
   &nbspKeane, John, 1st Baron Keane ( 1814 )
   &nbspKnollys, William Thomas
   &nbspLane, Henry Bowyer
   &nbspLeighton, Baldwin, 6th Bt.
   &nbspLorentz, Charles, Baron de Lore
   &nbspLuard, John
   &nbspLynch, Henry Blosse
   &nbspMacdonald, Chichester, with 82nd and 34th Regiments
Macdougall, Alexander
   &nbspMackinnon, Henry
   &nbspMackworth, Digby, 4th Bt.
   &nbspMaclaine, Murdoch, 20th of Loch
   &nbspMainwaring-Ellerker-Onslow, Ed
   &nbspMakdougall-Brisbane, Thomas, 1s
   &nbspMitchell, Hugh Henry ( 1814 )
   &nbspMoleyns, Thomas Townsend Aremb
   &nbspMonck, Charles Joseph Kelly, 3r
Montfort, Charles
   &nbspMontmorency, Reymond Hervey ( 1811 ), where he became a POW in the advance to Badajoz
   &nbspMudge, Richard Zachariah
   &nbspMunro, Charles, of Foulis, 9th ( 1811 )
   &nbspMurray, Henry
   &nbspO’Connell, John
   &nbspO’Donnell, Carlos
   &nbspO’Grady, Gerald de Courcy ( 1811 )
O’Grady, John Thomas
   &nbspO’Neill, Arturo, 1st Marqués de
   &nbspO’Neill, Tulio
   &nbspOnslow, Thomas Cranley, where he was mentioned in despatches
   &nbspPage-Turner, Edward George Tho
   &nbspPage-Turner, Francis William M
   &nbspPakenham, Edward Michael
   &nbspPakenham, Hercules Robert
   &nbspPersse, Dominick ( 1812 )
   &nbspPersse, William
   &nbspPersse, William
Picton, Thomas ( 1807-1814 )
   &nbspPower, Manley
   &nbspRamsay, George, 9th Earl of Dal
   &nbspRiddell, Henry James
   &nbspRobertson, George Duncan, 21st
   &nbspRous, John Edward Cornwallis, 2 ( 1814 )
   &nbspSaunderson, Hardress Robert ( 1809-1810 )
   &nbspSchreiber, William Frederick
   &nbspScott-Douglas, John James, 3rd
   &nbspSeton, Henry John, of Abercorn,
Seton, James
   &nbspShakespear, Arthur
   &nbspShaw, Claudius ( 1812-1814 )
   &nbspShirley, Charles
   &nbspSmijth-Windham, Joseph
   &nbspSomers-Cocks, John Sommers, 2nd ( 1812 )
   &nbspSt. John-Mildmay, Humphrey
   &nbspStannus, Robert, where he was wounded five times
   &nbspStewart, William ( 1808-1812 )
   &nbspStretton, Severus William Lyna
   &nbspStuart, Robert Walter, 11th Lor ( 1809 )
   &nbspSynge, Charles
   &nbspThackwell, Joseph
   &nbspTrefusis, Robert Cotton St. Jo
   &nbspTrelawny, Hamelin
   &nbspTrevor, Henry Otway, 21st Lord
   &nbspVane, Charles William, 3rd Marq ( 1809-1812 ), as Adjutant-General
   &nbspVivian, Richard Hussey, 1st Bar
   &nbspWalbanke-Childers, Michael ( 1811-1814 )
   &nbspWaldegrave, John James, 6th Ear
   &nbspWalker, George Townshend, 1st B ( 1808-1814 )
   &nbspWarre, William
   &nbspWarrender, John, of Lochend, 5t
   &nbspWavell, Arthur Goodall
   &nbspWhite, Henry, 1st Baron Annaly, where he won a medal with clasps
   &nbspWhitworth-Aylmer, Matthew, 5th
   &nbspWilliams, William
    Count equals 170 individuals.

Peninsular Was
   &nbspButler, Francis
    Count equals 1 individual.

Retreat to Corunna
   &nbspBaird, David, of Newbyth, 1st B, where he lost an arm
   &nbspMacnamara, Frederick Hayes
    Count equals 2 individuals.

Retreat to Torres Vedras
   &nbspStapleton-Cotton, Stapleton, 1s ( 1810 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Seige of Badajoz
Blackwood, Robert Temple ( 1811 ), where he was severely wounded
    Count equals 1 individual.

Siege of Alexandria
   &nbspCoote, Eyre ( 1800-1801 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Siege of Badajoz
   &nbspAdderly, James ( 1812 )
   &nbspBeresford, William Carr, 1st an ( 1812 )
   &nbspBermingham, John ( 1811 )
   &nbspGethin, Richard, first through the wall at the storming of Badajoz
Innes, William
James, Francis ( Apr 1812 )
Levinge, Charles
   &nbspStraubenzee, George ( 1811 )
   &nbspWalker, George Townshend, 1st B ( 1812 ), where he was wounded in the storming
   &nbspWellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 6 Apr 1812 )
Westropp, Ralph ( 9 Mar 1811 )
   &nbspWhite, Henry, 1st Baron Annaly ( 1812 )
    Count equals 12 individuals.

Siege of Bergen-op-Zoom
   &nbspDrummond, John, 4th Duke of Per ( 1747 )
   &nbspHenderson, Robert, of Tunnygask ( 1622 )
    Count equals 2 individuals.

Siege of Copenhagen
   &nbspNorton-Taylor, William ( 1807 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Siege of Salamanca
   &nbspO’Neill, Tulio
    Count equals 1 individual.

Siege oft Badajoz
Booth, Charles ( Apr 1812 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

The Glorious First
   &nbspCotton, Charles, 5th Bt. ( 1 Jun 1794 ), in command of H.M.S Majestic
   &nbspHood, Alexander, 1st Viscount B ( 1 Jun 1794 ), as second in command on The Royal George
    Count equals 2 individuals.

The Glorious First of June
   &nbspGardner, Alan, 1st Baron Gardne ( 1 Jun 1794 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

The Peninsular War
   &nbspPrevost, William Augustus
    Count equals 1 individual.

Waterloo
   &nbspMontagu, John ( 1815 ), with the 52nd Regiment
    Count equals 1 individual.

Waterloo Campaign
   &nbspErskine, John Francis Miller, 2 ( 1815 )
   &nbspHill, Arthur Moyses William, 2n ( 1815 )
   &nbspStewart, William Henry
   &nbspVivian, Richard Hussey, 1st Bar ( 1815 ), where he was mentioned in dispatches
    Count equals 4 individuals.

attack on the Picurina, before Badajoz
Powys, Henry
    Count equals 1 individual.

bombardment of Copenhagen
   &nbspBaird, David, of Newbyth, 1st B
    Count equals 1 individual.

capture of Madrid
   &nbspWellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 12 Aug 1812 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

forcing of a passage over the Douro
   &nbspWellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 12 May 1809 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

invasion of Portugal
   &nbspWellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( Mar 1811 ), by extending the fortications of Torres Vedras, he prevented the French from getting to Lisbon, forcing them to retreat back into Spain
    Count equals 1 individual.

occupation of Copenhagen
   &nbspBurrard, Harry, 1st Bt. ( 1808 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

retreat from Corunna
   &nbspCarmichael Smyth, James, 1st Bt
   &nbspProby, John, 2nd Earl of Carysf
    Count equals 2 individuals.

Total count equals 608 individuals.

=killed in action or mortally wounded during this battle/war