The Campaigns and History of the Royal Irish Regiment, [v. 1,] from 1684 to 1902 - G. le M. Gretton

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OFFICERS OF THE 1ST AND 2ND BATTALIONS WHO DIED IN THE WEST INDIES BETWEEN 1805 AND 1816.

1805.	Captains H. Snooke and J. Graham; Lieutenants R. Hutton, G. Andrews, R. N. King, A. Baker, P. Scott; Paymaster W. Hay; Quartermaster J. Atkins; Ensign J. Strang.
1806.	Lieutenant J. Maguire; Quartermaster A. Haythorn.
1807.	Lieutenants F. Munro, C. Carleton, R. Hopley; Ensign H. Kennedy; Paymaster H. Salvin; Quartermaster —— Cullen.
1808.	Lieutenant-Colonel R. Honeyman; Captains A. Berkeley, T. Baylis, D. Lindsay, and H. Noel; Lieutenant J. Whitley; Ensign L. W. Redwood.
1809.	Quartermaster —— Nowlan.
1810.	Captains C. O’Gorman and J. N. Maillard; Lieutenants W. Coulson, J. Ord, R. Barry, and J. S. Owen; Ensigns S. Bishop, W. Bell, and A. O’Loughlin; Paymaster Drake; Assistant-Surgeon W. Crofton.
1811.	Major W. Thomlinson; Captain J. Hoy.
1812.	Lieutenants W. Hely and S. Wilders; Ensign —— Bastall; Quartermaster W. Simmons.
1813.	Major J. E. Inston; Captain W. Burnett; Lieutenant J. Dwyer; Paymaster L. T. Sumpter.
1814.	Major J. B. Haffey; Captain J. Aitken; Lieutenant E. Campbell.
1815.	Captain W. H. Whitfield.
1816.	Lieutenant W. Farmerie.

ROLL OF OFFICERS, WARRANT OFFICERS, NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, AND MEN OF THE ROYAL IRISH REGIMENT TO WHOM HAVE BEEN AWARDED THE VICTORIA CROSS, MEDALS FOR DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT IN THE FIELD, FOR MERITORIOUS SERVICE, AND FOR LONG SERVICE AND GOOD CONDUCT.

The Victoria Cross.

Rank.	Name.	Campaign.
Captain	Thomas Esmonde	Crimea.
Captain	Hugh Shaw	New Zealand.
Private, No. 3733	John Barry	South Africa.
(Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Marshman Havelock-Allan is not included in this list, as he won his V.C. while in another regiment.)

Distinguished Conduct in the Field.
Rank.	Name.	Campaign.
Sergeant	Henry Morton	Crimea.
Corporal	M. Egan	”
”	Thomas Murphy	”
Private	Richard Baglin	”
”	Edwin Erwin	”
”	Thadeus Flannery	”
”	Henry Forrestall	”
”	Robert Marshall	”
”	William Major	”
”	James M. Guinness	”
”	Nicholas O’Neill	”
”	John Sessman	”
”	Patrick Whelan (2830)	”
”	Patrick Whelan (3521)	”
(It will be noticed that these names are also shown on the list of recipients of the good conduct medal.)
Private	James Acton	New Zealand,	1866.
”	John Brandon	”	1865.
”	George Clampitt	”	”
”	John Graham	”	”
”	John Hennigan	”	1866.
”	James Kearnes	”	1865.
Sergeant	Edward O’Donnell	Egypt,	1882.
Sergeant-Major	J. Bergin	South Africa,	1900-2.
Sergeant	J. O’Connor	South Africa,	1900-2.
”	H. Loney	”
”	T. Connolly	”
Corporal	P. Doyle	”
”	E. Lovely	”
Lance-Corporal	P. Dumphy	”
”	W. Tytherleigh	”
Private	W. Sweeney	”
”	T. Baker	”
”	M. Maher	”
”	J. Murphy	”
”	J. Radigan	”

Warrant Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers to whom has been Awarded the Meritorious Service Medal and Annuity.
Rank.	Name.	Campaign.
Sergeant	John Grant	Crimea.
Colour-Sergeant	Martin Cummins	China, Burma, and Crimea.
Sergeant-Major	William Toohey	Indian Mutiny.
Sergeant	Edward Foy
Sergeant-Major	J. Bergin	Afghanistan, Nile, and South Africa.
Quartermaster- Sergeant	A. Molloy	New Zealand.
Sergeant	Richard Ford	Burma and Crimea.

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