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LIVES OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE
The E.J. Boys Archive


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Roger Fenton, 13th Light Dragoons, 1855, with variant naming (Regimental History shown above, National Army Museum below).


THE E.J. BOYS COLLECTION

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— 1494, Private Joseph Carter, 4th Light Dragoons

— 1535, Private Thomas Frederick Arms [Armes], 4th Light Dragoons (also family group to Major F. S. Probyn, Army Veterinary Corps)

— 1615, Private James Oliver, 4th Light Dragoons

— Lieutenant John Barry Marshall, 4th Light Dragoons

— 1131, Private John Doyle, 8th Hussars

— 1386, Farrier-Major Michael Cummings, 8th Hussars

— 1289, Private William Searle, 8th Hussars

— Cornet James Baker, 8th Hussars

— 1176, Private Joseph Brunton, 11th Hussars, killed in the charge at Balaklava

— 1591, Private David Purcell, 11th Hussars, killed in the charge at Balaklava

— 1438, Corporal George Glanister, 11th Hussars, later 2nd Dragoon Guards

— 1475, Private George Henry Green, 11th Hussars, a possible charger at Balaklava

— 1362, Private Thomas Thorburn, 11th Hussars, a possible charger at Balaklava

— 1457, Private Henry Lawes, 11th Hussars

— 1734, Private Alexander William Flemming [Fleming], 11th Hussars, who died in the Crimea

— 1804, Private Edward Goodman, 11th Hussars

— Veterinary Surgeon Paul Anthony, 11th Hussars

— 1684, Private George Smith, 11th Hussars, who died in the Crimea

— 1253, Private John Jay, 13th Light Dragoons, a possible charger at Balaklava who died in the Crimea

— 1061, Private Henry Bennett, 17th Lancers, later Staff Sergeant in the Commissary Department

— 1305, Private Richard Pilgrim, 17th Lancers

— 986, Trumpet-Major Martin Leonard Lanfried [Landfried etc], 17th Lancers, who reputedly sounded the 'Charge' and was wounded at Balaklava