Great Britain

The King’s Own

The Border Regiment

Kingdom of England
 
1680: 2nd Tangier Regiment
Earl of Plymouth’s
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1680: Piercy Kirke’s
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1682: Charles Trelawny’s
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1684: The Duchess of York and
Albany’s Regiment of Foot

Charles Trelawny’s
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1685: The Queen’s
Regiment of Foot

Charles Trelawny’s
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1688: The Queen Consort’s
Regiment of Foot

Charles Orby’s
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1688: Charles Trelawny’s
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1692: Henry Trelawny’s
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1702: The Queen’s
Regiment of Foot

William Seymour’s
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Baron Lucas’s
Regiment of Foot
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1703: The Queen’s
Regiment of Marines

William Seymour’s
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1705: │
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Hans Hamilton’s
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1707: Kingdom of Great Britain
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1710: The Queen’s
Regiment of Foot

William Seymour’s
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1712: │
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Thomas Chudleigh’s
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1713: │
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disbanded
 
1715: The King’s Own
Regiment of Foot

William Seymour’s
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Thomas Chudleigh’s
Regiment of Foot
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1717: Henry Berkeley’s
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1719: Baron Cadogan’s
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1723: │
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Robert Hayes’s
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1732: │
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Stephen Cornwallis’s
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1734: William Barrell’s
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1738: │
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James Cavendish’s
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1742: │
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James Cholmondeley’s
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1742: ranked as 4th Foot
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ranked as 34th Foot
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1749: Robert Rich’s
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Henry Seymour Conway’s
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1751: 4th (The King’s Own)
Regiment of Foot

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34th Regiment of Foot
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1755: │
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57th Regiment of Foot
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1756: 2nd Battalion raised
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2nd Battalion raised
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1757: │
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55th Regiment of Foot
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1758: 2nd Battalion → 62nd Regiment of Foot
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2nd Battalion → 73rd Regiment of Foot
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4th-Foot
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34th-Foot
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55th-Foot
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1782: │
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34th (Cumberland)
Regiment of Foot

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55th (Westmoreland)
Regiment of Foot

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1799: 2nd Battalion raised
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1801: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
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1802: 2nd Battalion disbanded
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1804: 2nd Battalion raised
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1805: │
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2nd Battalion raised
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1815: 2nd Battalion disbanded
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1817: │
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2nd Battalion disbanded
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1857: 2nd Battalion raised
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1867: 4th (The King’s Own Royal)
Regiment of Foot

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4th Foot
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34th Foot
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55th Foot
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layout
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34th Foot
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layout
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layout
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34th Foot
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layout
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The creation of the territorial regiments by the Childers reforms
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layout layout
1881: 1st Battalion,    2nd Battalion, 1st Battalion, 2nd Battalion,
The Royal Lancaster Regiment
(King’s Own)
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The Cumberland Regiment
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The King’s Own
(Royal Lancaster Regiment)
see also the Militia Battalions
and the Volunteer Battalion
The Border Regiment
see also the Militia Battalions
and the Volunteer Battalions
Royal-Lancaster
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Border
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layout
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Border
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KO
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Border
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layout
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Border
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1920: The King’s Own Royal Regiment
(Lancaster)

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1922: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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1948:
part of
The Lancastrian Brigade
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part of
The Lancastrian Brigade
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1949: 2nd Battalion disbanded
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1950: │
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2nd Battalion disbanded
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layout
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Border
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layout layout
1959: 1st Battalion,
The King’s Own Royal Border Regiment
see also the TA battalions
5th Battalion, The King’s Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster) (TA)
4th (Westmorland and Cumberland) Battalion, The Border Regiment (TA)
Lancastrian
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1968:
part of
The King’s Division
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KORBR
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2006: 3rd Battalion,
The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment
(King’s, Lancashire and Border)
LANCS
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2007: disbanded

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