Index page for Napoleonic period military.
Currently there is a page for all those whose surnames start with the same letter.
Click on the letter - top of page,
Click on the name - go to name (roughly)
I'm using the index to record those I intend finding as well as those I have found, so, if there is no link to the name, there is no entry yet.
1789-1875 | 22621/140/RS | 3rd Foot Guards. Peninsular War Veteran. | ||
| General Hon. George Anson | 1797-1857 | 6361/77/IC | Waterloo. Later C-in-C in India. |
General Anthony Bacon K.T.S. | 1796-1864 | 12759/22/3 | Cavalry commander in the Peninsula and Waterloo. | |
| General Sir George Bowles K.C.B. | 1795-1876 | 1736/77/IR | Coldstream Guards. Copenhagen, Peninsula, Waterloo. | |
| Admiral Sir William Bowles | 1737/77/IR | |||
| Major General George Paris Bradshawe | 11320/54/RS |
Surgeon-Major George Chenvenix | 1793-1852 | 10160/89/IC | Holland 1814, Waterloo. | |
| General Christopher Tilson Chown | c.1771-1834 | 168/90/IC | Egypt, Peninsula. | |
| Lt. Colonel Sir Cowell-Stepney | 1791-1877 | 15935/74/4 | Coldstream Guards. Peninsula, Quatre Bras. | |
| General Sir Henry John Cumming | 1771-1856 | 6285/27 | Flanders, Peninsula. |
| c.1770-1852 | 10373/41/2 | Comissioned from the ranks. Egypt, Peninsula and Waterloo. | ||
| Colonel Robert Ellison | c.1789-1843 | 4257/90/PS | 1st Foot Guards. Peninsula, Waterloo. | |
| 1787-1870 | 7355/100-113/PS | Peninsula, War of 1812, Waterloo, Crimea | ||
Lieutenant General Hastings Fraser | c.1771-1852 | 9548/143/4 | India 1799. | |
c.1798-1861 | 16392/76/PS | French cavalry officer, captured, possibly at Waterloo. Founded circus in the UK. | ||
| Colonel Thomas Gloster | -1861 | 31/PS | 61st Foot. (Possibly Maida, Peninsula.) | |
| c.1780-1841 | 3119/169/RS | Aide-de-camp and acting military secretary to Sir Hudson Lowe on St. Helena. | ||
Vice Admiral Villiers Francis Hatton | 1787-1859 | 89? | 1st Lieutenant of Seagull 1808 when it was captured by Danes. Wounded, lost arm, commended for his action and promoted. | |
| General Sir Richard Lluellyn K.C.B. | 1781-1867 | 20437/127/RS | Peninsula, Brevet Major 28th Foot at Waterloo. | |
| Colonel Francis Maceroni | 1788-1846 | 6245/7/RS | Italian. Aide-de-camp to Murat. Conspired to rescue Napoleon from St. Helena. | |
| Colonel George Muttlebury C.B. | 1775-1854 | 11245/49/3 | 69th Foot at Waterloo. |
| Major James Franklin Naylor | 1776-1854 | 11607/74/2 | 1st (King's) Dragoon Guards at Waterloo. | |
| Admiral Sir Robert Waller Otway, Bart., G.C.B. | 1770-1846 | 6315/90/RS | Glorious 1st of June, West Indies. | |
| Lieutenant-General John Skelton | 1763-1841 | 3161/100/RS | Lieutenant-Governor of St. Helena, 1813-1815. This was an EIC appointment. Was superseded by Hudson Lowe, a British Government appointment. | |
| 1776-1841 | 1919/89/RS | Commanded 5th Brigade's light infantry at Waterloo. | ||
| Lt-General John William Waters | 1774-1842 | 3848/86/IR | Exploring Officer in Peninsula, Asst Adj-Gen at Waterloo. | |
| 1794-1868 | 20946/127/RS | Lt RE at Waterloo | ||
| General Sir Henry Vassall Webster, K.T.S., K.W., K.B.A. | 1792-1847 | 6797/100/2 | Extra Aide-de-Camp to the Prince of Orange at Waterloo. | |
1782-1870 | 22148/143/PS | Peninsula, Lt-Col 2nd Bn Coldstream Guards at Waterloo |