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REGIMENTAL HISTORY PAGES

Over the coming weeks I intend to add pieces on the various regiments at various time during the many wars they have fought in. Any additional information or memories of these periods would be most welcome.

Email them to: admin@cabarfeidh.com

Seaforth Highlanders (72nd (Duke of Albany's Own) and 78th of Foot (Ross-shire Buffs))

 

Seaforth Highlanders - an overall view

 

See a recruiting poster from the period 1793

 

Detailed History links below (with thanks to www.electricscotland.com)

 

Formation of the 78th (Ross-shire Buffs)

1778

Service in India including the Battle of Assaye in 1803

1795

India

1804

The Indian Campaigns and the Mutiny

1857

The Mutiny 

1859

1869 onwards

1869

1874-1888

1874-1888

   

Havelock's comments after Cawnpore 1857

 

The MacKenzie/Seaforth Tartan  - A Toast to the Tartan (with links to Clan MacKenzie history)

 

Click for another detailed history of the 78th (Ross-shire Buffs) 1793-1881 with particular reference to their stay in Canada (thanks to MCpl MD, Seaforth Highlanders of Canada)

 

Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders (79th of Foot)

 

Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders - a general introduction to the regimental history

 

Detailed History (with thanks to www.electricscotland.com)

Introduction to the Cameron Highlanders 1793-1914

The formation of the regiment in 1793

History 1793 - 1852

History from 1853 onwards

History 1873 -1886

Second World War battalions:

1st Battalion Cameron Highlanders

2nd Battalion Cameron Highlanders

4th Battalion Cameron Highlanders

5th Battalion Cameron highlanders

6th Battalion Cameron Highlanders

7th Battalion Cameron Highlanders

World War 2 Battle Honours

 

The Original letter authorising the raising of the 79th

 

The letter written by Allan Cameron fighting a proposal to change kits for trews

 

Colonels of the Regiment 1793 - 1961

 

The Cameron Family

 

Read about the Blue Hackle here

 

See here for an article about the disgraceful way some Camerons were treated and eventually forced to refuse orders at Salerno in 1943.

 

Queen's Own Highlanders (Seaforth and Camerons) (72nd, 78th and 79th of Foot)

 

Queen's Own Highlanders

 

 

 

 

The Highlanders (Seaforth, Gordons and Camerons)

 

 

The Highlanders (Seaforth, Gordons and Camerons)

 

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