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THE

ACTIVE OR VOLUNTEER

MILITIA FORCE LIST OF CANADA.

30th April, 1863.

QUEBEO: PRINTED BY GEORGE DESBARATS, PRINTER TO HER JUJli:STY. 1863.

EXPL!N!1'I0N OF !BBREVUTIONS.

The names in italics are those of Officers who have served in H. M's. Regular Army. 1. c ••.. •••• Lieutenant·Colonel. m .••.•••••. Major. c ••••.•••• • Captain. 1• •••.••.•. Lieutenant. ct•• ..•••.•• Cornet. a...... • Adjutant. O. m .• ..••.• Brigade Major. p. 8 ••••• '••• Provincial Storekeeper. m. i ...... Musketry Instructor. M. L. 0 .... Member Legislative Council. M. P. P ..• . Member Provincial Parliament.

"" Errors and omissions will be rectified on notification thereof to Lt. Col Wily, Militia Department, Quebec.

THE

A~TIVE ~H V~LUNTEEH MILITIA f~R~E LI~T ~, ~ANADA,

30th APRIL, 1863.

COMMANDER IN CHIEF. His Excellency the Ri~ht Hon Charles Stanley Viscount Monck, Governor General of British North Americlt, and Captain General and Governor in Chief 01 the Provinces of Canada, New Brunswi~k, Nova Scotia and the Island of Prince Edward, &c., &c.

ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPAR't'MENT. Lt Col the Hon M A Je Salaberry, Deputy Adjutant General for Lower Canada, July 1, 1848. Lt Col Walker Powell, Deputy Adjutant General for Upper Canada, August 19, 1862.

INSPECTlNG FIELD OFFICERS OP MILITIA. Lt Col W Ermatinger, lnspg Fd Officer for Lower fJanada, Jany 24,1856 Lt Col Duncan MacDougall, Inspg Fd Officer for Upper Canada, March 6,1856.

BRIGADE MAJORS. LOWER CANADA.

Brigade Majors. 1st Military District. Stations. Gaspe, Bonaventure and Magdalen ---­ Islltnds. 2nd Military District. Henry T. Duchesnay,. Rimouski, Temiscouata, Kamour· Riv;ere-du­ Nov 21,62 aska, L'I.let, Montmagny and Loup,enbas. BellechlUllsc. I'" , 6 Brigade Majors.

B-dgade Majors. I 3rd Military Distri'.:t. Stations. L G ALd. Belleftuille, Levis, Dorche.ter, Lotbiniere, Me- 8t Maril', Nov 28,62 gantic and Beauce." .Beauce. 4th Military District. Brock Garter, Dec 12,62 Nicolet, Arthabaska, Drummond and 8t Christophe Wolf. d'ArthablWtl\ 5th Military District. Ghas T de Montenac"" Yamaska, Ric4tllieu, St. Hyacinthe, St Charles, Nov 28,62 Bagot, Rouville and Iberville. Riv Chambly 6th Military District. John Fletcher, Vercheres, Chambly, Laprairie, Na- St Johns. Nov 28,62 pierville, St. Johns, Benuharnois, Chateauguay and Huntington. 7th Military District.

L T Suzor, 'Tn i Quebec City, Saguenay, Charlevoix, Quebec. Nov 21,62 Montmorency, Quebe<', Portnellf, Champlain and Chicoutimi. 8th MilitaTY District. J os H Bellerose, l c Three-Rivers City, St. Maurice, 8t Vincent de Nov 28,62 Maskinon;ze, Berthier, Joliette, Paul. Laval,Montcalm, Terrebonne and L'Assomption. 9th Military District. Jas W Hanson, Soulanges, Hoc·helaga, Vaudreni1, '3t Andrew•. , Nov 21,62 Jacques Cartier, Two Mountain., Argenleuil, Ottawa and Pontiac. 10th Military District. GktJr1es Jl(ing, Sherbrooke City, Richmond, Comp" Sherbrooke. ' Nov 28,62 ton, Shefford, Stanstead, Brome "... . and Missisquoi. 11th Military District. Jno. Macpherson, Montreal City. Montreal. Nov 28,62 Brigade Majors, 4-c. 7

UPPER CANADA. Brigade Majors. 1st Military District. Stations. Geo A Montgomery, Ottawa City, Preseott, Russell, Car- Ottawa. Nov 28,62 leton, Lanark and Renfrew. 2nd Military District. Wm H Jackson ,m i Glengarry, Stormont, Dundas, Gren- Cornwall •. Nov 28,62 ville and Leeds. 3rd Military District. David Shaw, Ie 4- m i Kingston City, Frontena<', Lennox Kingston. Nov 28,62 and Addington, Hastings, Prince Edward. 4th Military District. Alexander Patter.on, Northumherland, Durham, Peter- Cobourg. Nov 28,62 borougn and Victoria. . 5th Military District. J Stoughton Denis, t e Ontario, York, Peel and Sim(·oe. Toronto. D1l('5,62 6th Military District. J Augs Barretto, Perth, W pllington, Waterioo, Hu- Stratford. Dec 5,62 ron, Grey and Brue". • 7th Military District. Henry V Villiers, m i Hamilton City, WeIland, Haldimand, Hamilton. Nov 28,62 Lincoln, Wentwortn and Halton. 8th Military District. W S Light, I c London City, Brant, Norfolk, Ox- Woodstock. Nov 21,62 ford, Elgin and Middlesex. 9th Military District., Jas Moffat, 'In i Dec 5,62 Lambton, Kent and Essex. Chatham. 10th Military District. Robt.B Denison, Toronto City. Toronto. Nov 28,62 PROVINCiAL STOREKEEPERS. Capt H'I/ Goodwin, Toronto, Marcn 1,56. John Shephard, Montreal, May 1,56. Lt Colonel J B Turner, Ottawa, January 1,57. Lt Colonel A Book"r, Hamilton, Ap"iI23,57. Lieutenant Jno Sittherland, Kin!!,ston, April 23,57. Wiltiam Starr, London, April 23,57. Captain E Lamontagne, Quebec, Dec 1,61. 8 Musketry Instructors, etc.

MUSKETRY INSTRUCTORS. Captain Jno Lindsay, V Ft Arty, Quebec, August 1,61. Brigade Major W H Ja"kson, 2nd Mily Dist, U C, August 1,61. Lieut Sltthertand, Provl Store-keeper King'ton, August 1,61. Serjt W John.ton, Vol R Ooy, Peterborough, August 1,61. Captain D G Macdonald, 2nd Batt Q 0 R" Toronto, August 1,61. Captain TV D Jarvis, Unatta"hed, Toronto, August 1,61. Lieut and Adjt D Rooney, 5th Batt S M, Montreal, August 1,61. Brigade Major L T Slizor, 7th Mily Dist, L C, Novr 8,61. Brigade Major D Shaw, 3rd Mily Dist, U C, Novr 8,61. Color Serjt Ramsay, Hd Coy 2nd Hatt Q 0 Rs Toronto, Novr 8,61. Brigade Major 11 V Viltiers, 7th Mily Dist, U C, Novr 8,61. Brigade Malol' Jas Moffatt, 9th Mily Dist, U C, Novr 8,61. OFFICERS SERVING IN THE VOLUNTEER FORCE HAVING "BREVET" OR MILITIA RANK. COLONELS, "while in Oommand of the Active Force at Quebec, Montreal, and Toronto, Sllch Rank to conler 110 authority or precedence while actmg in l'onjunctlOn with Her Majesty's Troops."

John SMae/!, Commg Active Forc'e, Quebec, May 2,60. John Hyde, Commg Active Force, MOlltrfml, Mav 3,60. George T Denison, Commg Active Force, Toronto, Octf 10,60. LIEUTENAWI' COLONELS. 1851,. Chas de Sa!aherry, Commg 9th Batt V M Rifles, Quebec, Deer 12. 1855. G F Bowen, Commg V Ft Arty Coy Sherbrooke, Deer 6. 1856. W Notman, M P P Oomm,? V Ft Arty Coy Dundas, Novr 20. H B Jessop, Gommg 1st V R Coy Pre.cott, Novr 20. W S Durie, Comm§' 2nd Batt Q 0 Us Toronto, Deer 11. George H Chisholm, Commg- V.R Coy Oakville Deer 11. Alexr Bdl, Commg Squad V C, Quebec, ' Deer 31. 1857. Clts F Tlwrndib, Commg Vol Fd Bs and Ft Arty, L C April 30. D'Arcy E Boulton, Commg VolT C Cobourg, ' Novr26. 1858. A Booker, Commg Aetive Force, Hamilton, June 8. 1861. W S Light, Brigade Major 8th M D, n C, April 26. Jno Boom,'r, COlllmg bt and 2nd Co, Ft AI,ty, Q.uebec, Novr20. Jno B Turner, Commg Fd Balt, Ottawa, Novr20. Jno O.wald, Commg V T C, Sl Auclrew$, Novr 20. Lieutenant Colonels, 4-c. 9

1862. George Smith, A .Adj~ Gem! AI'.tiv'eForce, Montreal, January 31. :I H Bellerose, Brig-ad" Mawr 8th M D, L C, March 14. Jas Shanly, Vommg AI't1ve Force, London, :(\'lay 14. David Shaw, Brigade Major 3rd M D, U C, Novr 26. J S Dennis, Brigade Major 5th M D, U C, December 4. 1863. Hy Hogan, Commg Vol Fd Batty and Ft Arty Coy, Morttreal, April 10.

MAJORS.

1838. Jno Powell, Commg No 1 Coy 19th Batt Niagara, Novr9. 1855. F Cubitt, Commg V R Coy, Bowmanville, December 6. 1856. W N Alger, Commg V R Coy, Brantford, Novr27. 1857. Roht Lovelace, Adjt Squad V C, Montreal, February 26. R B Denni~on, BrIgade Major 10th M D, U C, April 2 T R Ferguson, M P P Commg V R Coy, Cookstown" ::;eptr 24. Thos Bate, Commg V T C, St Oatharines, Noyr 26. 1858. Hon H. Spenee, Commg is' 07, Coy 2nd Batt Q 0 Rs, Toronto, May 27. Thos A. Evan~, Major 1st or P oC W's Regt, Montt'eal, June 8. N T McLeod, Commg Squad V C, Toronto, August 12. J M Roos, Major Batt LI Inly, Monlreal, Dt'cember 6. J B Forsyth, Commg Squad V 0, Quebec, December 6. A R Stephen, Commg V R Coy, Collingwood, December 6. 1859. W H Swetman, Commg V T C, Napanee, February I. A W Vgilvie, Commg Squad V C, Montreal, March 10. Jas Crawford, Commg V H. Coy, Brockville, May 19. 1860. H Bernard, Commg C S R Coy, Quebec, Depty I Adj Genl, August 1. C E Bdle, Paymaster Active Force. Montrtlal, Augu.t 8. Jno Jackson, Commg V Infy Coy, St Johns U C, October 9. 10 Majors.

1861. Jno Macpherson, Brigade Major 11th M D, L C, February 19· L H Massue, Commg V M I Coy, Varennes, A Q M G, April 3. W Button, Commg V T C, Markham, July 17. Jas Stanton, Commg V R Coy, St Thomas, Juiy 17. Jas Moffatt, Brigade Major 9th M D, IT C, Auguot 7 Jas Wood, Comlllg V T C 2nd Frontenac, Loughborough, AUgu8t 21 W B Lambe, Paymaster Batt Lt Infy, Momreal, October 30. M N D Legarp., Brigade Major Active Force, Quebec, D"cember 11 •. A A StevensoQ, Commg Fd Batty, Montreal, December 11. Conrad Teeter, Commg V T C, Grimsby, Decem ber 11. E T Taylor, Major Batt Lt Inly, Montreal, December IS. 1862. Thos Robertson, Commg V T C 2nd Wentworth, Dundas, Jauuary 15.' Thos Barwis, Commg V R Coy, MegaOlie, January 15. W E Ihbotson, Commg 1st V R Coy, Sherbrooke, January 29. Saml Amsden, Commg V R Coy, Dunnville, January 29. B White, Commg 2nd V R Coy, Prescott, February 1 I. L Lahaise, Major, 12th Batt V MRs, St Vint'ent de Paul, March 14. Geo T Denison, Commg V T C 1st York, Toronto, April 22. S R Evans, Capt 1st Coy Batt Arty, Montreal, April 30. Jno Simpson, Commg V T C 2nd Arg'enteuil, Lachute, April 30. Jno Pleteke,-, Major R L lnfy, l\Ilolltreal, July 3. R \V Smart, Commg V T C 1st Durham, Port Hope, September 3. '" BFairbani.s, Comm", V Inly Coy, O.hawa, October 23. H B Bull, Commg V T C 1st Wentworth, Hamilton, Novr 12. L T Suz(1r, Brigade Major 7th M D, L C, Novr 21. H T nltc/wsnay, Brigade Major 2n

CAPTAINS.

1847. Jno Shields, Vommg V R Coy, Hemmingford, February 9. 1850. Hy McCann, Capt No 5 Coy, ISth Batt, Vankleek Hill, January 19. JIlS Cook, Capt No 6 Coy, 16th Batt, Milford. March 8. Jno Mackinnon, Commg V InfCoy, New Edinburgh, Sept 25. 1852. Geo C Wood, Commg V T C, Cornwall, May 29. 1855. Cbs C Levesconte, Commg V R Coy, Belleville, February 27. WE O'Brien, Lieut V R Coy, Barrie, De('ember 6. OS Gildersleeve, Commg V N Coy, Kingston, December 20. 1856. Hiram Chisholm, Commg 2nd V lnfy Coy, London, March 1. Jno Cadenhead, Commg V R Coy, Fergus, April 17. L E Morris, Lt V Ft Arty, Sherbrooke, MayS. D M Grant, Commg 1st V R Coy, Ottawa, May 15. Tkos1Jonaltison, Commg V R Coy, Elora, June 12. 18:>7. Alex McDonell, Commg V F Arty, Iroquois, . March 12. S H May, Paymaster 1st or P of W's !tegt, Montreal, April 23. A C Forrest, Commg Ft Ay Coy. Ottawa, June 4. W Scott, Capt No 1 Coy R Lt [nfy, Montreal, June 16 • .Thos J Murphy, Capt No 6 Coy, 8th Batt V M R's Q.uebec, July 23. M Konkle, Commg V M Infv, Clinton, Sept 24. Thos Fitzroy Kelly, Lt No 6 Coy, 14th Batt V M R, Nov 26. 1858. E Lamontagne, Commg V Fd By, Q.uebec, January 7. W PLett, Lieut 1st V R Coy, Ottawa, Janunry 7. Thos Drummond, Commg V Fd Batty, Kingston, March 12. Geo Baxter, Cap No 3 Co 20 Batt, Thorold, August 26. By Goodwin, Adjutant Q. 0 R's, Toronto, October S. G Drolet, Capt No 7 Coy, 7th Batt V M R, Q.uebec, May 14. Peter O'Reilly, Lieut No 2 Coy, 14th Batt V MR, Kingston, December 6. J C Ryker!, M P P, Lieut V T C, St Catherines, December 6. 1859. Ira B Hall, Lieut V R Coy, Megantic, February 4. Jno Warren, Commg V R Coy, Oshawa, July 28. Jno Barclay, Lieut V R Coy, Oakville, ' December 14. 1~ qaptains.

------~------.! 1860. Jno W Hopkins, Capt No 5 R Lt Infy, Montreal, March 16 Hugh Spring, Commg tnd Coy V M R, Storrington, April 12. A B Baxter, Commg V M InIY Coy, Chatham, May 11. F ,Brann, Lieut C S R Coy, Q.uebec, May 31. Wm McGhie, Adjt 19th Batt V M I, October 9. 1861. Thus C()wan, Commg V Infy Coy, Princeton, April 26. Robt N Law, Capt No 9 Coy, 13th Bait, ' J1,1ly 31. R M Wilkinson, Lieut and Ad]t V F Batt, Kingston, August 1. Jno McLaren, Commg V R Coy, Villa Nova, Oc10uer 10. W Paterson, 1st Lieut V Fd Batty, Toronto, December 6. 1862. Sam I Filer, Adjt 6th Batt V M R, Montreal, January '17. P Valhere l.t Lieul V F Batty, Q.uebec, January 22. W MeGlbbon, 1st Lieut V F Baity, Montreal, January 22. Jas L Mathewson, Pavr R 1,\ Inll, Montreal, January 22. Egerton Ford, Adjt 2nd T V C, Quebec, February 21. E Gagnon, Adjt 9th Batt V M R's, Q.uebec, March 14. Ane B,,~il"et, Q,r Mr 4th Batt C C Mon,t~eal, March )l8. Thos /;lmmore, Payr 6th Batt V M R's, Montre;ll, AUgUbt i. M Martin, Comme; lnfy Coy, Beauharpo~s, ' N.o.vr 1,3. R Gwynne, Commg 1st V R Coy, Merrickvil~, Nov,r ,28. Thos McMillan, CommgV Inly Cny, Harriettsvjlle, ,Nov,r~; Peter McCallun, Commg V Inly Coy, Cobourg, " ' December 5. A M David, Adjt 1st Pol' W's It Mo,nt~"l, December 12.

,. Volunte.er Militia Ca.valry. 13

LOWER CANADA.

Volunteer Militia Cavalry.

No.3, M. D. Supy Cornet: Edwd Blais,t Jany 23,60 I.t Tt'oop Coy, Levis, Deerl9,6t Paymaster: J ames Burgess Jany 23,60 ,Captn,in ,: Surgeon : William H Forrest Deer 19,61 James Sewell Feby 11,57 Lieutenant: A.sistant Surgeon: Flavien Roy Feby 6,63, Jas :Stanfield, M ,0 May 14,57 ·Cornet: Alfred Lemieux Mar 14,62 2nd Troop Feby 14,62 Captain .: Beniah G Prior Mar 13,63 No.6, M. D. Lieutenant: St JiJhns 7t-oop Jany 31,62 Jas F Turnbull Mar 13,63 ·Cornet: Captain: Jas H. Michaud Mar 13,63 , H McGilLdes Rivieres Jany31,62 Adjutant: Lieutenant: Egerton Ford, c Peby 14,62 F MeGill des Rivieres J any 31,62 'Cornet: Lawrence Macdonald 'March6,63 No. :8, M. D. "Surgeon: 1st Troop Coy Laval Deer 19,60 Alfred Bissonet, M D JanY 31;62 ',C.a;pla~n ': ROpiafn Loyer Deer 19)60 :Lieutenant : No.7, M. D. Pierre Pare Deer ;l9,60 Cornet,: Quebec. Jean ,B Lellnllrd Deer 19,60 Lt Col Commg Squadron: Chaplain: Alex Bell Deer 31,56 Rev Narc Lamarque May 17,61 Major to Squadron: J B Forsyth Jany 10,62 No.9, M. D. 1st Troop Jany 17,56 1st Troop St Andrews Jany31,56 Captain: Captain: William W Scott Augt 18,60 John Oswald, l c Jany 31,56 Lieutenant and Adjutant: Lieutenant : John Teaffe Augt 18,60 Ronald Fuller Jany 31,56 Cornet and Qr.-Master : Cornet: Robert Archer Augt 18,60 Duncan McMartin Jany 31,66 14 Volunteer Militia Cavalry.

2nd Troop Go Arg."te1,il Apr 30,57 No. 11, M. D. Captain: Montreal. John Simpson, m April 30,57 Lt Col Commg Cavalry in Montreal: Lieutennnt : ED David Novr 27,56 Paul Doeg April 30,57 Major to Squadron: Cornet: A W Ogilvie Mar 10,59 William Ll[cFarlen April 30,57 Surgeon: 1st Troop Sept 27,55 Thomas Christie Novr 13,60 Captain: , (Lieut Colonel Oswald, Commands John Smith Novr 13,60 both Troops.) Lieutenant: John Ogilvi.. Novr 13,60 Cornet: Joseph Tees Novr 13,60 Qr Master and Cornet: J ames Sutherland Decr 30,58 No. ]0, M. D. 2nd Troop Jauy 17,56 Captain: Gookskire Troop Feby 7.56 G L Perry Feby 20,63 Lientenant : CJ:tain: E Ouimet Feby 20,63 ames H Cook July 18,62 Cornet: Lieutenant: Charles Lapierre Feby 20,63 Georg.. P Ward July 18,62 Adjntant to Squadron: Cornet: Robert Lovelace, m Jauy 29,57 Craig Pope July 18,62 Surgeon to Squadron : A W Deslisle June 13,62 Veterinary Surgeon to Squadron: George Swinburne Jany 17~'i6 4th Troop" Royal Guides or Gover· I'st Troop Skerhroo/c, Novr 13,60 nor General's Body (Juard," Feby 7,62 Captain: Captain: \ Johu Drummond Novr 13,60 Donald L MacDougall Feby 7,62 L~utenaut : Lieutenant: S A Stevens ~t 26,61 John Penner, a Feby 7,62 Cornet: Cornet: John Hallowell Sept 26,61 Duncan Robertson Augt 27,62 Volunteer Militia Field Batteries of Artillery, cJ-c. 15

Volunteer Militia Field Batteries of Artillery: LieutColonel Thorndike, commands Fd Bs and Ft Arty, L U., April30,57

No.7, M. D. No. 11, M. D. Que~ec Field Battery Augt 31,55 Captain: Montreal Field Batte1'y Sept 27,55 Elz Lamonlagne,p s July, 9,58 1st Lieutenants: Captain: Philippe Valliere, c Deer 11,56 A A SleYengon, 'In April 2,57 Charles Panet Jnly 28,58 1st Lieutenants: 2nd Lieutenant: Wm McGibbon, c Jnly 9,58 James Prendergast July 23,57 Joseph Bauden Augt 8,60 Supy 2nd Lieutenant: 2nd Lieutenant : Edouard De Foy April 14,59 Thos W Boyd Augt 8,60 Surgeon: Paymaster: Hilarion Blanchet, M D May 17,61 Henry Chapman Jany 31,62 -Veterinary Surgeou : Surgeon: W H Carpenter Novr 14,55 Geo E Fenwick, M D Novr 14,55 36 Prs 112 PH 3 6 Frs I 12 P H

Volunteer Militia Companies of Foot Artillery.

3rd Company March 7,62 No.7, M. D. Captain: Que~ec. Noel Hill Bowen Marcl17,62 1st Lieutenant: 1st Company August 31,55 Denis Murrav Marf"h 7,62 Captain: 2nd Lieutenant: Chs E Montlzambert March 7,62 John Lindsay, 'In i Augt 10,57 1st Lieutenants: 4th Company Mar('h 14,62 Rif"hRrd Wingfidd, Mar 18,58 Captain: Jno W Barrow, '" Mar 18,58 T H Grllnt Novr 28,62 2nd Lielltf'nants : Is! Li.-utenant : JamesG Shaw, Mar 18,;;8 Wm Home Novr 28,62 Dunbar Ross, Junr Mar 18,58 2nd Lieutenant: James A Hunt Novr 28,62 2nd Company Dec 27,61 Captain: ~o. 10, M. D. William McKay Deer 27,61 Ft A,oty Coy Sherbroolce Deer 13,61• 1st Lieutenant: Robert H McGreevy Jany 10,62 Captain: 2nd Lieutenant: G F Bowen, l c Deer 13,61 Edwin Barrow Jany 10,62 1st Lieut.-nant : L E Morris, c Decr 13,61 Lt Colonel Boome,' comm,o,nds 1st 2nd Lieutenant: and 2nd C03 Augt 10,57 1 (}eorge H Borlase Deer 13,61 16 Volunteer Militia Oompanies of Foot A.rtillery, o/c.

Angus C Hooper May 1,63 No. 11, M. D. WilhamF Kay May 1,63 Ft Arty Goy Montreal July 3,56 1st Lieutenants : Captain: Frederick Kingston Jany 22,62 Alexander Wand May 20,58 Georg.. 8· Brnsh Decr 19,62 1st LIeutenant: Walter Phillips De"r 19,02 Robert Whyte Decr 19,62 2nd Lieutenant: Robert A Spiers May 1,63 James Mavor Mar 21,62 William S Walker May 1,63 2nd LieUleilants : Thoma~ A Crane Novr 7,62 Batt of Arty lVIontreai N ovr 27,56 Alexander Brown Jany 9,63 Lieut Colonel: Edward Chaplin, May 1,63 Robert S Tylee Feby 11,57 Robert Crane, May 1,63 Major~ : . Paymaster and 2nd Captain : S J ones Lyman May 30,62 George Dowker Feby 18,63 lfenry McKay, m Feby 27,63 1st Captains: Adjutant and 1st Lieutenant: Samuel R Evans, m March4,5R Joseph Savage Feby 20,63 George Shaw Novr 17,59 Q.r-Mr and 1st Lieutenant: William Drumm Jany 22,62 George Lulham. Apr 30,57 J ames Ferrier June 13,62 John Featherstone, May 1,63 Surgeon: Gilbert Seott, May 1,63 #111 Sutherland, M D Feby 26,47 2nd Captains: Assistant Surgeons: William Hobbs Decr 4,57 John Reddy, M D Jany 22,62 Gale W Boston Novr' 17,69 James Barnston, M D Apr 30,57 F RCoie Jany 22,62 J ames A Brown Decr 19,62 6 Gas Promotions in the Battalion.

Volunteer Militia Engineer Companies.

No.3, M. D_ Lieutenant: Wm Kennedy May 8,62 Engineer Go, Point Levi Jany 19,63 2nd Lieulenant : Captain: RoLert Bern May 8,62 COI·tlandt Freer JallY 19,63 Lieutenant : Glos"op McQ.uire Jany 19,63 2nd Lietlten"nt : Thos H Chapman Jany 19,63 No. 11, M. D. • Eng" Goy Montreal Decr 19,61 No.6, M. D. Captain: Engineer Company. Robert For~yth Decr J9,61 Lieutenant: Hd Qrs Montreal May 8,62 Thomas S S~olt Augt 27,62 Captain: 2nd Lieutenant: Hector Munro May 8,62 W m Rutherfortt Aug! 27,62 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infant1'Y Companies. 17

Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Companies.

No.2, M. D. Illfy Coy Rimouslci Jany 9,63 Kamm,raska. Captain: Augustin Michaud Jany 9,63 1st Infy Coy, Novr 28,62 Lieuten~nt : J T Couillard Jany 9,63 Captain: Ensign: Ivanhoe Tacbe Novr 28,62 Louis.J D'Auteuil Jany 9,63 Lieutenant: Lucien Tache Jany 2,6B Ensig-n: Illfy Coy Trois Pistoles Jany 9,63 V Boucher Jany 2,63 Captain: David Bertrand Jany 9,63 2nd 111Jy Coy Jany 2,63 Lieutenant: . Captain: Maglolre Deschenes Jany 9,63 Ovide Martineau - Jany 2,63 Ensign: Lieutenant: Jules Dumais Jany 9,63 Arthur Michaud, Jany 2,63 Ensign: Infy Coy L'lstet Jany 9,63 L A Miller Jany 2,63 Captain: :;ymphorien Gamache J'my 9,63 3rd Inry Coy Jany 23,63 Lieutenant: Captain: Michel Metivier Jany 9,63 Vinceslaus Tache Jany 23,63 Ensign: Lieutenant: J08eph Chalifoux Jany 9,63 J T Bechard Jany 23,63 En~ign : 171Jy Coy Gap St Ignace Jany 9,63 J (J Lindsay Jany 23,63 Captain: L A Beaubien Jany 9,63 • Lieutenant: Infy Coy St Anne de la Pocatiere L J J;; De-ja rdins Jany 9,63 Deer 19,62 En~ign : Captain: Soli me Gamache Jany 9,63 F De Guise Deer 19,62 Lieutenant: A Edmond Talbot Decr 19,62 No.3, M. D. Ensign: Firmin H Proulx Del'r 19,62 1st Rifle Co Megantir. Jany 15,57 Captain: Thomas Barwis, m Jany 15,57 Lieutenallt : Infy Coy Fraserville Deer 26,62 Ira B Hall c Jany 15,57 Captaill: . Sup, Lieut : Edward Fraser Deer 26,62 Richard C Pentland, a Feby 4,59 Lteutenallt : Ensign: William H Beaulieu Decl' 26,62 William Gross Novr 12,57 Ensign: Supr Ensign: 'Villillm Hayward Deer 26,62 Johu Porter, junr F"by 19,61 18 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Oompanies.

Quarter-Ma.ler: No 5 Coy, St Joseph Jany 16,63 Pierre C Pelletier Octr 20,57 Uuptnin : Surgeon: William Haughton Jany 16,63 Louis M Rousseau Octr 20,57 Lieutenant: Chaplain: James Walsh Jany 16,63 RevC 1:' Emery Octr 20,57 Ensign: Marcel Bourget Jany 16,63

No 6 C01J, Etchemzn Jany 16,63 171h Batt of infantry. Cuptain : Hd Qrs at Levis Feby 20,63 Henry Atkinson, junr Jany 16,63 Lieutenant: Lt Colonel: John Vachon Jany 16,63 J G Blanchet, M P P March 6,63 Ensign: Maior: John A Pallister hny 16,63 J ames Patton Feby 20,63 6 Cos Promotions by Cos. No 1 Coy, Point Le",,, Deer 26,62 Captain: No.4, M. D. Pierre Brunelle Feby 20,63 Nicolet College IlIJy Coy Jany 23,63 Lieutenant: Arthur Venanlt, a Feby 20,63 Captain: Ensign: E H Rouleau Jany 23,63 Isale Nolet Feby 20,63 Lieutenant: P Champagne Jany 23,63 Ensign: No 2 Company Levis J any 2,63 G Desilels Jany 23,63 Captain: Jean Nadeau Feby 20,63 Lieutenant: No.5, M. D. Moses Cass Feby 20,63 St. H yaeintl•. Ensign: Fran(,lois X Chabot Feby 20,63 Rifle Coy !Augt 30,61 Captain: Horace St Germain Augt 30,61 N03 CoYr Point Levi Jany 9,63 Lieutenant: Cj;tain: ' Leonard Beaudry Augt 27,62 ames Patton Jany 9,63 En~ig-n : Lieutenant: A E Boivin Augt 27,62 Blaise Le Tellier Jany 9,63 Surgeon: Ensign: Charles Buckley Sept 26,61 ChaB Cauchy Jany 9,63 Chaplain: Rev J B Chartier Sept 26,61 No 4 Co, New Liverpool J any 16,63 Infantry Company Augt 21,62 Captain: Captain: Jas Thomson Jany 16,63 Cbarl.. s Nelson Augt 21,62 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: . Phil P Smith Jany 16,63 Alexis Richer Aug! 21,62 Ensign: Ensign: Allan NcNaughton, April 17,63 .lj:ubebe Lalime Aug! 21,62 Volunteer Militia Rifle ann, Infantry Companies. 19

(bify Cos under th" command No. 6,M. D. of Capt E L R Cotllil ... l'<\ D"8pl'es) Sept 12,62 Hemmingford, Rifle Coy Feby 23,60 No 1 lJify Coy Sept 12,62 Captain: Captain ~ .James Shields, c Feby 23,60 Jo.eph Clapin April 2,63 Lieutenanl : Lieutenant: Samuel Orr Feby 23,60 Pierre Luc Soly April 2,63 Ensign: Em-dgn: Thomas Saunders Feby 23,60 Thcantime T Blais April 2,63 Surr Ellsi,m' : Charles Gordon Decr 6,61 Robert N Clal'ke, a De"r 0,61 No 2 bify Coy Sept 111,62 Sur~eon : Captain: Charles A Coates, M 0 Decr 27,61 Felix Chagnon Sept 12,62 Lieutenant: Infy Coy Feby 6,63 March 6,63 Pierre E Ledere Cartain : En~ign : March 6,63 P McNaughton Feby 6,63 H.,nry J Doherty I.J!elltenant : William B Johnson Feby 6,63 No 3 1nfy Coy Sept 12,62 Elisign; Frederick J Proper Feby 6,63 Captain: PatricE' Hebert Sept 12,62 Lieutenant: Moise Pre(ontaine Sept 12,62 Rifle Coy HincMnbrooke May 11,60 En'ign: Captain: Henry Barbeau Sept 12,611 Jame~ McWilliams May 11,60 Lielltenant : Rubert Johnston Octr 29,62 Ensign: Rifle Coy, Acton Vale Jany 31,62 Joshua Breadner, Octr 29,62 Captain: J A Cushing Mar 27,63 Lieutenant: Hunti1l.gdon. Jeremie MorrieI' Mar 27,63 1st 1nfy Coy Decr 12,62 Ensign: Robert Leckie Mar 27,63 Captain: Surgeon:. , George Hall Decr 12,62 J WMount, M D Jany 31,62 Lieutenant: A C Anderson Eot'Hgn: Wallaee Holbrook Deer 12,62 In/1/ Coy, Bt Ours Jany 30,63 2nd bify Coy JallY 16,63 C.apt ... in: Captain: J A Dorion JaDy 30,63 Francis Whyte Jany 16,63 Lieutenant: Liellienant : F X Brault Jany 30,63 Thomas Mitchell Juny 16,63 Ensign: Ensign: L:A.Coderre Jany30,63 Isaac Gardner JallY 16,63 2 20 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Companies.

Infy Coy LacoZZ. Decr 12,62 Infy Coy St Luc's Jany 9,63 Captain: Captain. Jany 9,63 Alonzo Forl'e Deer 12,62 Joseph D Cadieux Lieutenant: Lieutenant: 9,63 Robert Douglas Decr 12,62 Pierre Moreau Jany Ensign: Ensign: George M Vanvleit Marh27,63 J Alii'ed Deland Jany 9,63 Infy Coy Durham Jany 16,63 St Jokm. Captain: 1st Infy Coy Deer 19,62 A McEachern Jany 16,63 Captain: Lieutenant: C J Laberge Decr 19,62 Thomas Baird JallY 16,63 Lieutenant: Ensign: Felix G Marchand Decr 19,62 Dugald McDougall Jany 16,63 Ensign: Rene Horace Porlier Decr 19,62 Infy Coy Atkelstan Jany 16,63 2nd Injy Coy J any 2,63 Captain: Michael Leonard Jany 16,63 Captain: Lieutenant: FranQois H Marchand' J any 2,63 Samuel Cairns· April 2,63 Lieutenant: Ensign: Joseph E Clement Jany 2,63 Samuel Brown April 2,63 Ensign: Ludger Langelier Jany 2,63 Napierville. 3rd Infy Coy JallY 9,63 1st Infy Coy Jany 23,63 Captain: Captain: Ed 0 Macdonald Jany 9,63 Edmund Morrison Jany 23,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant : W A Osgood Jany 9,63 Thomas Watson Jany 23,63 Ensign: Ensign: W· E Macdonald Jany 9,63 Louis G V de Lorimier Jany 23,63

4th Infy Coy Jany 9,63 2nd Infy Coy Feby 6,63 Cfitain: Captain: eory J Larocque Jany 9,63 D Trudeau Feby 6,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Noel Foisy Jany 9,63 N Catudal Feby 6,63 Ensign: Ensign: Ulivier Lefebvre Jany 9,63 Henry Oliver Stuart April 10,63

Infy Coy Varenml Jany 9,63. Injy Coy Beauharnoi. Jany 30,63 Captain: Captain: L H Massue, m Jany 9,63 Michael Martin, c Jany 30,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: N Dnchesnois Jany 9,63 A M Park Jany 30,63 EnsIgn: Ensign: L A Brodeur Jany 9,63 Benjamin Parent Jany 30,63 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Companies. 21

Infy Coy St Remi Feby 6,63 Civil Ser.vice Rifle COIl'S Oct 10,61 Cj£tain: Captain: ugh McGill Feby 6,63 H~wi! Bernard, 'In Feby 21,62 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Louis St Marie Feby '6,63 Chades J Anderson,a Feby 28,62 Ensign: Ensign: J J:I Lamarre Feby 6,63 Frederick Braun, c Octr 10,61 Surgeon: William Wilson, M D Octr 10,61 Infy Coy Franklin Feby 6,63 Captain: Robert Rogers Feby 6,63 Lieutenant: Thomas Alichin Feby 6,63 7th Batt V M Rifles, Caniula, "or Ensign: Ckasse'trs de Q'".bec," Feby 14,62 Jas H Cantwell Feby 6,63 Lt Colonel: Han J Cauchon, M P P Feb 21,62 Major: Infy Coy Rockhum Feby 6,63 Pierre Gauvreau Feby 21,62 Captain: AlE'xr Bla('kwood Feby 6,&3 No 1 Company Jany 31,62 Lieutenant: Archibald McLaren Feby 6,63 Captain: ' Ensign : Charles Peters Feby 14,62 Robert Middlemiss Feby 6,63 Lleu!en ant: Joseph Lavoie Feby 14,62 En,.ign: Chs P Giroux Feby 14,62 lnfy Coy Roxltam Feby 6,63 Captain: Richard Lucas Feby 6,63 Lieutenant: ~Yo2 Company Jany31,62 George Elliott Feby 6,63 Captain: Ensign: Louis .P Gauvreau Feby 21,62 George Peacock Feby 6,63 Lieutenant: Philippe Dorval Jany 31,62 En~igns : Charles Cate Jany 31,62 Joseph Fluet, a Jany ;31,62 No.7, M. D. Quebec. No 3 Company Feby 13,62 Commandant Active Force: Colonel John St!Well Novr 13,56 Captain: Eugene Tache Pehy 13,62 Brigade Major, A F : Lieuten unt : Capt M N D Legare, m Dec 11,56 SercnUM Farland Feby 13,62 (A DC to Commandant when acting En.igns: in conjunction with H M's Troops. Jean M Tardivel Feby 13,62 Cornet E Blais,) 1 Jany 2S,CO Fran Quis Girard, a Feby 13,62 JIl Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry, Companies,

No 4 Company Feby 13,62 No 9 Company Deer 19,62 Captain: Captain: Jacques Sauviatte Deer 19,62 FranQois E Roy Feby 13,62 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: J~an Sauviatte Deer 19,62 George Verret Febr 13,62 En.ign: Ensigns: Simeon Garneau Deer 19,62 • Zephirin ~"vas~eur Fehy 13,62 O,'tave MIt'haud, a Feby 13,62 Adjutant and Ensign: Elze"r Giroux Feby 21,62 Quar,er-Master: No 5 Company Feby 13,6:l Etienne Henri Parent Feby 28,62 Surgeon: Captain: F 1:. Roy,MD Jany 31,62 Edouard Gingras Feby 13,62 Lieutenant: 9 CO$ Promotions by Cos. Henry Hough Feby 13,62 1------­ Ensign: Henri nay Feby 13,62 8th Batt" or Stadacrma Vol Militia Rifles, Canada, Feby 28,62 Lt Colonel: No 6 Cumpany Feby 13,62 Tlws Jao Reeve Fehy 28,62 Major: , Captain: John Bnrstall Augt 21,62 J P Fortin Feby 13,62 Lieutenant: No 1 Campa,.y Aug! SO,61 Al,thur Dian April 2,63 Ensigns: Captain: Napoleon Marois April 2,63 Ri"hard Alleyn AUg! 21,62 Edouaru Gaboury, a Feby 13,62 Lieutenant: Fred Wyatt Fraser AUg! 21,62 EnsIgn: No 7 Company Feby 21,62 C Prenderga.t Aug! 21,62 Caplain: , Ga.pard Drolet, c Feby 21,62 No 2 Compa'n'Y Jany 10,62 Lieutenant : Captain: Etienne de Varennes Feby 21,62 A F A Knig'ht Sept 4,62 Ensign: Lieutenant: Arthur Plunkett Feby 21,62 Ensign: F Wood Gray Jany 10,62 No 8 Company Jany 10,62

(City Police,) No 3 Company Jany 10,62 Captain: Captain: ,Jean B Bureau Jany 10,62 Thomas Burns Jany 10,62 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Edward Reynolds Jany 10,62 Edward Treanar Jany 10,62 Ensi!!,11 : Ensign: Wm Brown Jany 10,62 William Chambers Feby.28,62 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Companies. 23

No 4 Company Jany 10,62 No 3 C011'pany Jany 22,62 Captain: Captain: Jno Fraser Gibsone Mar 21,62 Cha; P Lindsay Deer 19,62 Lieutenant: LieUlenant : Jas S Crawford Deer 19,62 R P A Caron Deer 19,62 Ensi.ro: En~i~n : J Cochran Deer 19,62 L Noel Decr 19,62

No 5 Company Jany 10,62 No 4 C01npany Feby 28,62 Captain: L B Dumlin Jany 10,62 Captain: .bielltenant: .J lj Alain Jany 30,63 Frederick J Logie Feby 20,63 Lit'utenant : Ensign: Isidore Bureau Jany 30,63 Joseph Louis, junr Feby 20,63 En~lf!n : Vietor 1I10rel Peby 20,63 No 6 Company Jany 22,62 No .~ Coy" Highland," Mar 7,62 Captain: Captam: Thomas .T Murphy Jany 22,62 J no Cook Thomson April 24,63 Lieutenant: Liellten ant: 14,62 . Thomas M Quigly Felly J ame, Gibb April ~,6a Enslg·n: Er"rgn: Jno Adams Walsh Feby 14,62 Paymaster: No 6 Company March 7,62 I<:dward Collis Bavlee Mar 21,62 Captain: Adjutant: . William Herring March 7,62 Altrt'd Ja"kson Feby 20,63 Lieutenant: Quarter-lHa.ter : Evan JIlO Price Deer 12,62 Thomas Trumble Mar 28,62 Ensign: Surgeon: Ger.• hom H Herrick April 1(,63 James F Wolff Mar 21,62 No7 Company March 14,62 6 Cos Promotions by Cos. Captain: Edwal',1 J Langevin Novr 28,62 9th Batt Voll'i[ Rifles, Canada, "or Lieutenant: Voltigeurs de Quebec," Mar 7,62 Norbert Thibault N ovr 28,62 Lt Colonel: Emdgn: C R L de Salaberry, t c Mar 7,62 Si(rui Laror·he Novr 28,62 Majors: ~.ug.. ne Panet Deer 28,62 No 8 Company April 4,62 Donald C Thomp.on April 24,63 Captnin: April 4,62 No 1 Company De~r 6,61 P George Dugal Lif""!utenallt : Captain: Pierre R"y Novr 28,62 CAP Pelletier Mar 13,63 Ensig-ns: Lielllen alit : Calixte Le DrOit April 4,62 P G l.ambar Wells Mar 13,63 Joseph Roy April 24,63 Ensign: Arthur Taschereau Mar 13,63 Supr Ensign: Paymn.ter: Cunie A Morrisette Decr 6,61 Leon P Vohl Mar 28,62 2 ~ 24 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Companies.

Adjutant: No 2 Co·mpauy March 12,57 Erne.t Gagnon, c Novr 28,62 Surgeon: -, St. Martin. Adolphe Ta"chereau Mar 28,62 Captain: Chaplain : LOllis Lavoie Octr 29,62 Rev Raymond Casgrain Mar 28,62 Lieutenant: Leandre Deseiltes Odr 29,62 7 Cos Promotions by Cos Ensign: Walker Nelson Oetl' 29,62

lnly Coy, Baie St Paul Jany 30,63 No 3 Company Aug! 21,62 Captain: St. Rose. Thos Duperre Jany 30,63 Captain; Li~utenant : A Dalaire Augt 21,62 Thelesphore F orlin Jany 30,63 Lieutenant: Ensigll : F X Migneron . Augt 21,62 Pitre Bois Jany 30,63 Ensign: Joseph Ouimet Augt 21,62

july Coy, La Malbaie Feby 6,63 No 4 Company AUg! 21,62 Captain: St. Vincent de Paul. Ale,·tor Dufour Feby 6,63 Lieutenant: Captain: . Henri Simard Feby 6,63 J owph G Gernlain Aug! 21,62 Ensign: Lieutenant: Jno C Desmeules F George Lamarche Aug! 21,62 Feby 6,63 Ensign: Onesime Pepin Aug! 21,62

No.8, M. D. No 5 Company Oetl' 29,62 12th Batt V M R Canada Oetr 29,62 Terrebonne. Captain: Lt Col.onel : . L R Masson Jany 16,63 Jo. H Bellerose, b m Of'lr 29,62 Li.mtenanl : MaJors: L Lahaise O"lr 29,62 Ensig-n! Hon Euouard Masson, M L 0 . Jean Moody Oclr 29,62 Del'r 12,62

No 1 Company Jany 29;7 No 6 Company Oetr 29,62 St. Vincent de Paul. St. Therese. Captain: Captain: Juseph David May 22,61 Charles Ouimet Octl' 29,62 Lieutenant: Lieutanant : Chrysologne Laeas.e Jany 10,6.2 D M H E GaUdette Oetr 29,62 Ensign: Ensign: Zephirin Lacasse Fe!>y 4,59 Seraphin Ouimet Jany 16,63 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Companies. 25

No·7 Company Novr 13,62 2nd IlIfy Coy Jany 16,63 St. Je,'ome, Captain: Captain: Tele.phore E Normand Jany 16,63 G"dfroi Laviolette Novr 13,62 Lit'lJlenant: Lieuten.nt : H G Malh;ot .Iany 16,63 P R T de Montigny Nuvr 13,62 Ensign: Ensi!!'n: o Z Hamel Jany 16,63 G M Prevost, junr Jany 16,63

No 8 Company Jany 2,63 Il1fy Coy Berthier " en "ant" St. Adele. Jany 16,63 Captain: Captain: J B I.avallee Jany 2,63 J 0 Chalut Jany 16,63 Li.utenant : Lieutenant: E U Cuthbert G B Lafleur Jany 2,~3 Jany 16,63 En.,gn: En~jgn : C Lat'haine Japy 2.63 Henri Tranchemontagne Jany 16,53 8 Cos Promotions hy Cos,

IlIfy Coy Riviere du LOllp" en Infy Coy, College Masson Oct 29,62 "aut" Jan y 30,63 Captain: Terrebonne, Edouu,'d Caron Jany 30,63 Coptain: Lieutenant: Hilaire Primeau Octr 29,62 AleXIS L Pe~aulniers Jany 30,63 Lieutenant: Ensig-n: Urgel Duprat Odr 29,62 Franc;ois X Lambert Jany 30,63 Ensign: Edd\lard Carmel Octr 29,62

No.9, M. D. Infy Coy College St Theres. Octr 29,62 Rifle Coy Vaudre,-,il" Como" Captain: Jany 10,62 Zephil'm Lorraiil May 1,63 Captain: Lieutenant: R W Shephard Jany 10,62 Ht:rmenegilde Carrieres May 1,63 Lieutenant: Ensign: G A Livingst<>ne Jany 10,62 Hermile Leclerl' May 1.63 Ensign: D P McNaughton Jany 10,62 Three Rivers, 1st Inj'y Coy Deer 19,62 11th Batt V M I'if7J Canada," or Argentf,ltil Rangers" Mar 14,62 CUl?tain: I>dward Barnard, junr Deer 19,62 Lt Colonel: Lieutenant: Hon J .I C Abbott, 1\1 P I' Jno Houliston, junr Deer 19,62 Mar 21,62 Ensign; :\!Iajor : E A Rocheleau Do:cr 19,62 Harry Abbott April 4,62 25 Volunteer ]Jililitia Rifle and Infantry Companies.

No 1 C.nnprtn.y J any 10,62 No 7 Co, Grenville Octr 29,62 St Andrews. Captain: Captain: Wehard Pridbam O~tr 29,62 John MacDonald Jany 10,62 Lieutenant; Lientenant : Fred Neve Octr 29,62 G~orge N Allbright Jan)' 10,62 En~i~n : Ensign: John Hamhly Octr 29,62 Louis Geo Gareau Jany 16,63 7 Cos Promotions hy Cos

N02 Co, Town.,. of Gore Mar 14,62 Captoir. : William !'mith Mar 14,62 Rifle Coy St Eustac1w Sept 4,62 Lit"lltenfln1 : John Mill.·r Mar 14,62 Captain: En.sign: 1> Marsil M 0 Sept 4,62 William Morrison Mar 14,62 Li"utenant: Emery [<'erre Sept 4,62 En:-:i:zrt: No 3 Co, Tau·tls. of Gore Mar 14,62 Felix Paquin Sept 4,62 Captain: Geor~e l\1:eKnight Mar 14,62 Llentenant: Robert MdCni"ht Mar 14,62 RUle Coy St Sclwlastiqtte Octr 29,62 En~ign : John McKnight Mar 14.62 Carla," ; 'pierre Valois Octr 29,62 Lieutenant: No 4 Co, Lad",te Mar 14,62 Uosith e Ull prat Octr 29,62 Coptain: Ensig-n: AleiJe'on Clelanu Mar 14,62 L C Ledu" Octr 29,62 Lh-'Ulenant: Georg" Fred Rous Mar 14.62 El!sig-n .: Th<>mas Miller Mar 14,62 Tn!y Coy; Aylmer Feby 6,63 No 5 Co, Tow"s. of G01'e Mar 14,62 Car1nin: W A f:ampbE'l1 Feby 6,63 Captain: Lienlpnant : Cfeor~e Rogers April 4,62 John J Murphy Feby 6,63 Lielltt-~nanl : En!olrg-n: ~~llIl1el Rogers April 4,62 Hohert Richie Fevy 6,63 EnsJ,2'n: Joseph Boyd April 4,62

No 6 Co, Towns. of Gore l\Iar 14,62 Tn/y Coy, Bucldngham Feby 6,63 Cnrtnin: Cartain: Georg'e ~hirrit Mar 14,62 Archibald McNaugbton Feby 6,63 LielJlen~anl : Ltt'utt'nant: Thy 6,63 En~igll : EtI~lf!n : Mnfht'W Strong Mar 14,62 Cel) I"heppard April 17,61 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Companies. 27

No. 10, M. D. bify Coy Philipsburg Novr 21,62 Skerbroolce. Captain: Hiram D Moore Novr 21,62 1st Rifle Coy March 20,56 Lieutenant: Novr 21,62 Captain: Philip C Moore . William E Ibbotson, m Jany 29,57 Ensig-n: Lieutenant: Francis H Throop Novr 21,62 Wm C Hopkinson Deer 22,59 Ensign: 2nd Rifle Coy Novr 13,60 Granby. Captain: .Iohn Woodward Novr 22,61 1st Infy Coy Jany 9,63 Lieutenant: Ciark Gordon Novr 22,61 Captain: 9,63 Ensl~n : Ruoor! Miller Jany Richard Smith Novr 22,61 Lieutenant: Jo.eph Galbraith Jany 9,63 Surgeon to the VI Force Sherbrooke : Ensign: E 1) W orthingtoll Deer 19,61 Roderick MeLennan Jany 9,1i3

1st Le1!1wxville Rifle Coy June 19,61 2nd Il1Jy Coy Jany 9,63 Captain: Captain: Christopher Rawson June 19,61 J amps Chalmers Jany 9,63 Lieut.. nant: Lient.. nant : John Wilson June 19,1;1 J o>eph Taylor Jany 9,63 En_igll : Ensign: George Bligh Capel June 19,61 W H Wall ape .Tany 9,63 Chaplain: Rev A C Searth June 19,61 2ud Rifle Coy Bishop's College Deer 6,61 Wate,.{oo. Ca~ain : Deer 6,61 iIliam A Yule 1st Infy Coy Jany 9,63 Lieutenant: Thomas Slack Deer 6,61 Caetain: Ensign: 'harles Maynes Jany 9,63 WinG LeMesurier Deer 6,61 Lieutenant: ~ William Booth Jany !l,63 Rifle Coy Danville July 17,61 En,.,ign: lames MnYllc& Jany 9,63 Captain: Henry R Hanning Deer 26,62 Lieutenant: 2nd I1Ijy Coy Jany 9,63 Francis N Law April 10,63 Ensign: Captain: Edward McGovern Augt 13,61 Zenos Reynulds Jany 9,63 Supy Ensilrn : Lieutenant: Moore W. Mahaffy Aug! 13,61 Geo HAllen Jany !l,6e Surgeon: Ensign: HenfyCarter,MD Jany 17,62 Edwd Robinson Jany 9,6: 28 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Companies.

No. 11, M. D.~ No 3 Company May 2,56 Montreal. Captain: , William Middleton Nov 22,60 Commandant Adive Force: Lieutenant: Colonel John Dyde, Decr 11,56 George Wilson Nov 22,60 Ensign: AD C to Commandant when the A F is brigaded or acting in ('on junction James' Garven Nov 22,60 with H M's Troops: Major F Penn Novr 17,59 No 4 Compan'l{. May 2,56 Asst Adjt Genl Active I.<'orre : Lt Colonel George Smith, l c Captain: . May 26,60 Edward Burns Augt 27,62 Ass! Qr Mr Genl Active Force: Lieutenant: Major Theodore Lyman Francis Kernan Octr 2:),62 Ensi!\'n: May 26,60 Henry J Clarke Ol\tr 29,62 Paym~ster Acti"" Foree: Major C E Belle, m Augt 1,60 No 5 Company June 26,56 Surgeon Active Force: Alfred Nelson, M D Jany 7,58 Captain; Henry Kavanagh April 1.5,58 Lieutt'nant : Fraueis X. Gallagher May 1,63 B.II'I.ES. Ensign: William Farrell May 1,63 1st or " Prince qf Wales Regt" Volunteer.M Rifles Cnnada, Novr 17,59 No 6 Company July 17,56 Specilll designation conferred Captain; '\ Sept 7,60 Frank Bond J. Aug! 27,62 Lt Colonel: Lieutenant: Bernard Devlin July 18,62 William J Porteous Aug! 27,62 Majors: Ensign: Thomas A Evans No,' 17,.'S9 William Burland Aug! 27,62 Charles F Hill July 18,62 No 1 Compqny AUg! 31,55 No 7 Company July 17,61 Captain: ,'.., Captain: Charltls D I-la~oD. Jany 9,63 I':dwyo Evans Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Jnu l{ Boyce Jany 9,63 Ensign: Ensign: Archibald Ogden Jany 9,63 Charles'E Br,ush Mareh6,63

No 2 Compan.y Sept 27,55 No 8 Company Octr 30,56 c Captain: I Captain: Gpor"e B Pearson Janr 9,63 LllC () Dufresne Novr 17,59 Lieuter~ant : Lieutenant: W m MeDonald Jany 9,63 Edouard E Beaudry Novr 8,61 En:o-ign: Ensllm: Wm Round Jany 9,63 Edward Holton Octr 29,62 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Companies. 29

No 9 Company April 2,57 Lieutenants: Franc:is S('hol .. s Fehy 14,62 Captain : )-/~- H"nry Blldden A A Meilleur· May 30,62 Feby 14,62 H Ma('dougall Feby 28,62 Lieutenant: Thomas Baeon, a Joseph Perrault Jany 9,63 Feby 28,62 J Urquhart Feby 2~,62 Ensign: WHall John Gordon Burland Deer 12,62 Jany 9,63 Wm HHuttoll Jany 9,63 En~igns : No 10. TIll; " Highland" Company J J Henpath Felly 28,62 Octr 16,56 Jno M Bellhouse FeLy 28,62 Captain: Angus R Bethune J any 9,63 Ar<'hibaldAGAntrobusJany 9,63 Lieutenant: Nat Jones Handy.ide Juny 9,63 George Brown Feby 19,61 George H Bacon Jany 9,63 Eusign: Adjutant: Alex Graham Lindsay Feby 19,61 Thomas ~acon Augt 27,62 Supr Ensign: 6 Cos Promotions by Batt. Wm G Slack July 17,61 Paymaster: Samuel H May c N ovr 22,60 4th Batt V M Rifles Canada, or Adjntant: "Chasse"rs Canadiens" Jany 22,62 Arthur M David c April 10,63 Lt Uolonel : . Quarter Ma.ter: Charles J Coursol Jany 22,62 Peter Cooper l N ovr 17,59 M .. jors: Surgeon: Joseph E Malhiot Fehy 7,62 William EScott M D Novr 13,56 Louis.N Dm'ernay Fehy 7,62 ~istant Surgeon: Francill W. Campbell No 1 Company Jany 17,62 MD May 26,60 Captain: 10 Co. Promotions lnj Cos. Alpbonse Audet April 4,62 Lieutenant: F X A Trudel .Tany 2,63 Ensign: Antoine T Couillard Nov 21,62 3rd Batt or " Victoria VOl1tnteer No 2 Company Jany 17,62 Rifles of Montreal" Jany 10,62 CRJ:tain: Special designation conferred ean B Emond Mar 28,62 Jnly 18,62 Lieutenant: Lt Colonel: . Jean B Choquette Mar 28,62 WOSmith Jany 31,62 Ensign: Majors: Cleophas Emond Mar 28,62 J G K Houghton Jany 31,62 Augustus Heward dany 31,62 No 3 Company Jany 17,62 Captains: . James G Johnson Jany 10,62 Captain: James D Crawford Jany 10,62 Jil~eph Beaudry Octr 29,62 William T McGrath Jany 10,62 Lientenant : Alcxand.. r Henderson Feby 28,62 Pierre Lesperance Octr 29,62 William Nlvin Feby 28,62 Ensign: Thomas Ogilvy Feby 28,62 Alphonse Brazeau Feby 27,63 30 Volunteer Militia Rijle and Infant1'Y Companies.

No 4 Compa,ny Jany 17,62 No 10 Company Jany 17,62 Captain: Captain: Hon P J () Chauveau Mar 28,62 Lieutenant: Lieutt'nant: Ludger Labelle Mar 28,62 Heelor Bellerose J any 2,63 Ellt-;t2'n: En:-.ign: H~nri N Louis May 31,62 FranQois J D Ricard Jany 2,63 Paymaster: No 5 Company .Tany 17,62 Joseph Bursalou Feby 21,62 Adjutant: Captain: L Bt'auHen l Mar 28,62 Charles C Spenard Mar 28,62 QlIarter-Ma

No 4 Company Jany 17,62 Rifles "City Polic'"'' underthet'om­ mand ofMajorGuilla,un~ Lamothe Captain: Novr 7,62 JIIO Helcler Isaa~son Jany 17,62 Lieut.-nant : 1st Company Sept J 2,62 H Hel1der~(lU Deer 12,62 Captain: En8ign: Eugene Flynn Sept 12,62 George G Wolfe Augt 1,62 Liel1lennnt: Thomas McBride Sept 12,62 No 5 Company J any 31,62 Ensign: Olivier Bouchard Sept 12,62 Captain: .Iohn Porter Jany 31,62 2nd Company Sept 12,62 Lieutenant: Wm Arnold Bates Jany 31,62 Cuptinn: Ensig.:n: .Chs P Naige!e Sept 12,62 William Goodfellow Augt 1,62 L,eutenant : Anthony Maher Sept 12,62 Nu 6 Company Jany 31,62 Em.. ju-n: Roger Lessard Sept 12,62 Captain: Benjamin Ibbotson Jany 31,62 Lie\llenant: S N Hearle Augt 27,62 Ensign: J:NrA.NTl\Y. James Thompson, Aug! 27,62 No 7 Company Aug\: 1,62 Montreal Light Infantry Octr30-56 Captain: Lieut Colonel: Fran!'is Crispo Augt 1,62 H H Whitney Deer 22,59 Lieutenant: Majors: Wm Henry Manby Augt 1,62 J M Ross Mar 16,60 Ed Thornton Taylor 'lit Felly 6,63 Ensign: . Augt 1,62 Captains: Chs Arthur RICe William L. Doutn .. y Mar 16,60 No 8 Compatrty Augt 1,62 James W. Tavlor Augt 8,60 Joo Thomas Molson Augt 1,62 Captain: T. B. Ross Octr 29,62 John Martin Augt 1,62 T. R. Whitehead Octr 2~,62 Lieutenant: Hichd A Bro.)ke Feby 6,63 James Akin Novr 21,62 1st Lieutenants: Ensign: Andrt'w C Hunter Jany 17,62 Chs Lamb Le\'ey Deor 12,62 GeorgeH Low F ... hy 21,62 J S DVde. Octr 2..'l,02 Paymaster: AJ W Laidlaw O"tr 29,62 Thus Binmore, c Deer 12,62 J(J/tnes Wardlaw, a OC'tr 29,62 Adjutant: James Fairie Fl-by 6,63 Samuel Filer, c Augt 1,62 Jame~ Hervey Feby 6,63 Q.uarter-Master: 2nd L,eutenants : Here-u les Ellis Feby 7,62 Thomas Os!t'll Feby 21,62 Surgeon: Ch" Edward Whitney Feby 21,62 Joseph P Rattot, M D Feby 7,62 Kenneth Campbell Augt 1,62 Assistant Surgeon: Wm Valentine Dawson Octr 29,62 Olivier Raymond, M D Feby 7,62 Joseph Mulholland Mar 27,63 8 Co.! Promatw11I by COt'. George McDougaU Mar 27,63 32 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Companies.

Paymaster: Henry Lyman May 2,62 W. B. Lambe m Augt 1,62 Thomas KIrby July 3,62 Adjntant: Lieutenants: JC/lrrte$ TVardlaw Feby 21,62 Andrew Law Feby 7,62 Quarter-Master and 1st Lt : Jno Haviland Routh Feby 7,62 A Robertson Feby 6,63 Alexand .. r Allan Feby 7,62 Surgeon: Frederick Me' Kenzie Pehy 14,62 Robert Godfrey M D April 29,58 Al .. x F. Macphe,"on May 2,62 6 Cos Prmnotions by Batt Jackson Rae JaDY 23,03 James S Tyre Juny 23,63 Ensi~ns : 5th Batt or " The Royal Light Rllius Fairbanks Feby 7,62 Infantry of Montreal Jany 31,62 Hel'tor McKenzie Pebv 7,62 Ll Colonel: David Leac'h Fehy 7,62 H L Routh James Hamilton July 3,62 Frederil'k S Lyman July 3,62' Maior~ : Alexander Cowan Jany 23,63 Hon.J no Ro~e M P P Angt 21.62 John Fletcker b m July 3,02 Jno George Savage Jany 23,63 Captains: E LymanMiIls Jany 23,63 Andrew Allan Jany 22,62 Gordon G. McKenzie Pavmaster: JaDy 22.62 ja>l L Mathewson, c July 3,62 John W. Hopkin. ~ Jany 22.62 Qllarter-MHster: Alexander Campbell JaDY 22,62 Walter Scott c Feby 14,62 George Winks July 3,62 John Grant Peby 14,62 8 Cos Promotions by Batt. Volunteer lI'lilitia Cavalry. 33

UPPER CANADA.

Volunteer Militia Cavalry.

No.2, M. D. 2nd Frontenac Troop Augt 21,56 Cornwall Troop Feby 1'5,56 Loughborough. Captain: Captain: Jame. Wood, m Augt 21,56 W m lJ Wood Deer 11 ,62 Li,mtenant : Lieutenant: Gilbert Wood Octr 16,56 George C Wood, c a Det'r 11 ,62 Cornet: Cornet: John MeRory Octr 16,56 Adjutant: W,lIia'll Caldwell, ct May 21,57 Quarter Ma,ter : No.3, M. D. Alexander J Moore June 19,61 1st Frontenac Troop Sept 20,55 Kingston. Captain: John Dulf April 24,63 No.4, M. D. Lieutenant: Cobou"g Troop March 6,56 Cornet: Captain: Geurge Hunter Jany 24,56 D'Arcy E Boulton, I c Mareh ~,156 Surgeon: Lieutenant: Orlando S Strange Jany 24,56 Charles M Campbell April 10,63 Quarter Ma,ter: Cornet: James Gibson Deer 11,56 Patrick Regan April 10,63 ASslstant Surgeon: Napanee Troop Feby 28,56 Edmund Goldstone May 11,60 Captain: Wm H Swetman, m Feby 28,56 1st lJuTham Troop Sept 3,57 Lieutenant: Port Hope, Chs B Perry F"by 2~,56 Captain: Cornet: Robert W Smart, m Sept 3,57 MaI'shal P Roblin April 3,56 Lieutenant: Adjutant: David Ca,'son Octr 8,57 John C Green, ct Jany 29,57 Corn"t: Quarter Master: B (J Davey Deer 4,57 Surgeon: 2nd Nortkumbedand T1'Oop Oct 15,61 Amos S Bristol Octr 20,57 Raven,'cfmrt, Veterinary Surgeon: Captain: Edward Howard Jany 29,57 Alfred Hayward Ontr 15,61 34 Volunteer Militia Cavalry.

Lieutena.nt : No.7, M. D. Henry Wade March 7,62 Cor",'t: St Catherine's Troop Sept 27,55 William Aleorn March '7,62 A-sistant Surgeon: Captain: John F D"war, M D Deer 6,61 Thomas Bate, m Sept 27,55 Lieutenant: JnoChsRykert, M P P, c Dee 6,05 Cor.net: No.5, M. D. Wales C Martindale, It Deer 6,55 2nd York Troop Deer 27,55 Oak Ridges. Captain: lst Went1Om'th Troop Deer 20,55 Norman T McLeod, m Deer 27,55 Hamilton, Lieutenant: Captain: Arthur Armstrong Deer 13,61 H B BI1H, m Novr 12,57 Cornet: Li"utenant : Sopy Cornet: , Henry J Lawry April 29,b8 Geo S McKay May 26,60 Cornet: Surg"on: Isaa" H Henderson April 29,58 J Acland De la Hooke March 20,56 Sn pr Cornet: Will Applegarth Novr 13,56 Adjutant: Markham Troop July 17,56 Thos McCraken, ct Aptil 29,58 Captain: Veterinary Surgeon: William Button, m July 17,56 Arthur Alloway Oetl' 16,56 Lieutenant: John N Bulton Sept 18,56 Coruet: Jame. Bradburn Sept 18,56 Grimshy Troop Deer 11,56 Captain: Conrad Teeter, m DeeI' 11,56 No.6, M. D. Lieutenant: Owen Sound Troop May 19,59 J lJhn B CUller DeeI' 11,56 Cornet: Captain: George Book May 14,57 John Mills Sept 7,60 Lieutenant : Henry Kennedy May 19,59 Cornet: Alex McKay April 10,63 2nd Went100rth Troop Jany 15,5,7 Dundas. Captain: Guelph Troop Novr 13,60 Thomas Robertson, m Jany 15,57 Captain: Lieutenant: Charles P P Hutchinson Nov 13,60 George M Smith May 20,58 Lit'utellant : Cornet ': George Heming Novr 13,60 Hugh Innes Novl' 17,59 Comet: Adjulant: George Hood Novr 13,60 John W Gabel, It Novr 17,59 Adjutant: Surgeon: J G Best, ct Novr 13,60 -Thomas Miller, M D Deer 6,61 Montl'eal Militia Cavalry, 4-c. 311

No.8, M. D. No.9, M. n. Esse" Troop Mar"h 6,.06 St Thomas Troop March 20,56 Samdu":rlt. Captain: Captain: John Cole Octr 8,57 Ja.> II \Vilkm,oll July 18,60 Lieutenant: Lieuteuant : Henry Borbridge Novr 17,59 James McKee Feby 7,62 Corn"t: Corllet: Danid Drake Novr 17,59 Windle J 'VigJe Fehy 7,62

No. 10, M. D. 1st York Troop Dec>r 27,1;5 Toroil.tO. Captain: London T.-oop July 24,56 Gpo T I:>t>ni$on m April 23,57 Lieutenant: Captain: U L Denison ne"r 6,61 Jame, Burge.s April 5,61 Cornet: Lieutenant: G Shidey Denison Deer 27,61 P J Dunn April 5,61 Adjutant and Lt : Cornet: Edwin P Deni,on Angt 28,61 Frederk·k W Peters AprIl 23,61 Veterinary SIIl'gt'on tu mounted force, Surgeon: Torl'nto: Charles Moore S"pt 4,.56 John TUlhill Deer 275!5

Volunteer Militia Field Batteries of Artillery.

No.1, M. D. No.2, M. D. Gun Drtarht Brorkville Sept 27,55 VolU1/.tur Milit'ia Field Battery Attaehed to Rill .. Company bept 27,55 ) 6 Pr

Ottau·a. No.3, M. D. Captain: I{':ng#on Field B'f,tte1'y May 29,56 J. B. Turnt'r, l c,p s Sept 27,55 Caplain: 1st Lieutenants: Tlws DrummoJld Augt 18,61 Alexr Wori,man April' 2,60 1st Lieutenants: J as Forsvthe, a Mar 12,57 AI~x S Kirkpatric·.k April 5,61 Geor!!e Clarke Decr 27,61 Peter Gra ham Octr 24,62 2nd Lie~ulenant : 2nd L'ellknaJlt : Wm. Davis Ward De('r 27,61 Henry Wilmot Octr 24,62 Payrraster : . Arllutant: Hichard Bishop l)"cr 27,61 it !VI. Willnn.oll, r. Mar 14,62 Sur~eon : ~lIr~·enn : Ed Van Cortlanr\ Novr 14,55 Horatio Yat"., M D July 3,56 36 Prl 1 12 P H. 2IlP"$ J 24PH 36 Volunteer Militia Field Batteries if Artillery, 4-c.

No.7, M. D. No.8, M. D. HamiLton F Batty Decr 6,55 London Fd Battery July 17,56 Captain: Captain: H V Villiers, b m April 23,6l JanIt's Sbanly 1 c July 17,56 1st Lit'ult'nants : 1st Lieutennnts: Miles O'Heilly, Junr 'May 11,60 Jobn Pelers Novr 17,59 William Muir Deer 13,61 Thos O'Brien Jany 9,03 2nd Lieutenant: 2nd Lieutt'nant: Thomas McCabe Feby 18,58 Gt·o B Harris Jany 9,63 SUl'geon : Surgeon: Henry T Ridley July 17,56 V ABl'Own Sept 4,56 Quarter-Ma,ter and 2nd Lt : John Blachford Feby 18,58 2 9Prs 124 PH 36 Prs 112P H

No. 10, M. D. Welland Canal Field Battery, Toronto Fd Battery Feby 7,56 Deer 6,61 Caplain: Captain: Rit'hard L Denison Augt 12,58 J W Verner Decl' 6,61 1st Lientenants: 1st Lieutenants: William Pallerson, c Augt 12,58 Rit·hard S Kin~, M D Jany 22,62 Frank Jno Joseph Novr 28,61 John McGordon April 10,63 2nd Lieutenant: 2nd j,ieutenant : William G Denison Thomas Greenwood April 10,63 Mar 28,62 Surgeon: Surg't'*on: W t1liam Hallowell, MD Mathew F Haney, M D J any 22,62 Mar 20,56 3 9 Prs 36 Prs 112 P H

Companies of Foot Artillery.

No.1, M. D. No.2, M. D. Prescott Coy J any 22,62 Ottawa Coy attached to Field Captain: John S Roebuck Jany 22,62 Battery Marc'h 22,61 1st Lieutenant: Captain: William Twolllley Deer 5,62 Alfred G Forrest, c Mar 22,61 2nd Lieut"nanl : 1st Lieu!enant : James Reynolds Decr 5,62 Wm Duck May 17,61 2nd Lieutcuant : Gannano9"e Coy Jany 22,62 Campb,,;1 Marnab May 17,61 Captain: Payma'ter alld 2nd Lt : D F Jones Jany 22,62 Jallles C Geddes, May 17,61 lSi Li"ut"nant : Surgeon: Saml McCammon Feby 26,63 Sttlphell C Sewell, M D 2nd Lieuteuant : May 17,61 Robert Brough Ftlby 26,63 Companies of Foot Artillery; q-c. 37 " 1VlonisJmrg Coy Feby 14,62 2nd Lieulenant : Captalll : Thos Wllbee March 7,62 Tom S Rubidge Feby 14,62 I 6 Pr 1 12 PH) 18 Pr S G 1st Lieutenant: Henry G Merkley Feby 14,62 2nd Lielltenllllt: Guy N Lou('ks Feby 14,62 St Catherine's Coy Augt 27,62 Adjutant and 2nd Lt : T A Arda1!h, Feby 14,62 Captain: George Stoker Augt 27,62 t.t Lieutenant: iroquois Coy May 8,62 John Dale Sept 11,62 2nd Lieutenant: Captain: William B Beetou Alexr MeDonel1 May 8,62 Sept 11,62 1st L,euknant : Rufus Carman May 8,6Z 2nd LIeutenant: Samuel I Boyd May 8,62 No.8, M. D. London Coy Jany 22,62 No.6, M. D. Captain: Goderich Coy Novr 21,62 Timothy H Buckley Jany 22,62 1st Lieult>nant : Captain: Thuma. Peel J any 22,62 Alexr M Ro's Novr 21,62 2nd Lieut"nant: 1st Lieutenant: J ohu .B Elliott J any 22,62 James Y S Kirk Jany 9,63 2nd Lieutenant : Horaee Horton Jany 9,63 No.1, M. D. No.7, M. D. Ottawa Engineer Coy Deer 19,61 Dundas Coy May 15,56 Captain; Captain: Duncan Sinclair Deer 19,61 William Notman, I c, M P P 1st Lieutenant: May 15,56 William A Austin Jany 31,62 lst Lieuten ant: 2nd Lieutenant: SF Smith March 7,62 t:harles E Perry Jany 31,62

Volunteer Marine and Naval Companies.

No.3, M. D. GardenIslandNavalCay Jan 16,63 Kingston Naval Coy Jany 31,62 Captain: Captain: Henry Roney' Jany 16,€3 (,Jvl'rton S Gildersleeve, c 1st Lil'utenant: Jany 31,62 Anthony Malone Jan 16,63 Lieutenant; 2nd Lieutenant: Pembroke G Chrysler Jany 31,62 Willialn Marshal Jany 16,63 3 38 Volunteer Marine and Naval Companies, o/c.

No.7, M. D, No.8, M. D. Oaleville Marine Cay Jany 31,62 Port Stanley Marine Coy Jany 31,62 Captain: Captain: Duncan Chisholm Jany 31,62 John Ellison Jany 31,52 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: John Batt Jany 31,62 Hamilton Naval Cay Jany 31,62 Captain: Thos Harbottle J any 31,62 Lieutenant: No. 10, M. D. George P Malcomson Jany 31,62 Toronto Naval Cay July 3,62. Dunville Naval Coy Jany 31,62 Captain: Wm Fenton McMaster July 3,62 Captain: Lieutenant; LMcCallum Jany 31,62 Archibald Taylor July 3,62 Lieutenaut: 2nd Lieutenant; Walter T Robb Jany 31,62 Wm H Bell Jany 2,63

Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Corps.

No.1, M. D. Ensign: Alex C Hutchinson Feby 6,63 Ottawa. Paymaster: Rodk E O'COflnor Angt 13,61 1st Rifle Compamy April 3,56 Surgeon: Captain: James Grant, M D June 19,61 Donald M Grant, c Mar 18,63 Lieutenant: William PLett, c Mar 18,63 Ensign: Perth. Alexr Mowatt Mar 18,63 Surgeon: Rifle Cay June 17,61 Joseph Garvey, M D' April17,56 C~ain: 2nd Rifle Company April 3,56 onald Fraser July 17,61 Lieutenant: Captain: Jno Alexr McLaren July 17,61 J T C T de Beaubien Sept 26,61 Ensign: Lieutenant: William Wordie July 17,61 A J W Rheaume Mar 18,63 Ensign: ' Eugene Martineau Mar 18,63 1st Infy Compy Jany 16,63 3rd R,jle Company June 19,61 Captain: W J Morris Jany 16,63, Captain: Lieutenant: William B Gallwey June 19,61 Geo A Keefer Jany 16,63 Lieutenant: Ensign : Henry Horne June 19,61 Thomas Scott Jany 16,63 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Corps. 39

2nd Infy Compy Jany 23,63 Infy Coy Fitz Roy Jany 16,63 C~tain : Captain: no Haggart Jany 23,63 Allan Fraser Jany 16,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: John Ryan Jany 23,63 John Howe Jany 16,63 Ensign: Ensign: Donald Fraser, Junr Jany 23,63 James Mills Jany 16,63

lllfy Coy Burritts Rapids J any 30,63 Rifle Coy Carleton Place Nov 28,62 Captain: Captain : George Shephard Jany 30,63 James Poole Novr28,62 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Reuben 0 Uampbell Jany 30,63 John Brown Novr 28,62 Ensign: Eusign: Edwin Burritt Jany 30,63 William Paisley Novr28,62 18th Batt of Infantry. Rifle Coy Paknl.am Deer 11,62 Hd Qrs Hawke.sbury Mills Feb 26,63 Captain: Jas W Dunnet Deer 11,62 Lt Colonel: HOll J no Hamilton, M L C Lieutenant: Feby 26,63 John O'Neil Deer 11,62 Ensign: Major: Peter McArthur Deer 11,62 No 1 Con.pany Deer 19,62 Irify Coy New Edinburgh Deer 5,62 Hawkesbury Milts. Captain: CJ:taiu: Wm Higginson Deer 19,62 ohn McKinnon, c Deer 5,62 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Jas Higginson. Feby 26,63 Rob! Surtees Deer 5,62 Ensign: :Ensign: Hugh Lough, Junr Feby 26,63 J as Blackburn Deer 5,62 No 2 Company Jany 9,63 Infy Coy Almonte Deer 5,62 Vanzkleek Hill. Captain: Captain: John Mcintosh Deer 5,62 John ::Shields Jany 9,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Chs Jas Appleton Deer 26,62 Hugh Lougll Jany 9,63 Ensign: Ensigon; Peter McDougall Deer 26,62 Juhn McInnes Jany 9,63 No3 Company Jany 16,63 Iufy Coy Bell's Cwners Deer 5,62 L'Orignal. Captain: Captain: WmFPowell,MPP Deer 5,62 Allan J Grant Jany 16,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: J F Bearman Deer 5,62 John Millar Jany 10,63 Ensign: Ensign: Alexr Spitall Deer 5,62 Sturgis M Johnson Jany ](.,63 40_ Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Corps.

No 4 Company Jany 16,63 Prescott. East Hawlceslmry 1st Rifle Company April 3,56 Cartain: Geo A McBean Jany 16,63 CAptain: Lientenant: Hamilton D Jessup t c April 3,56 William Ogden Jany 16,63 Lieutenant: Ensign: John S Lynch May 20,58 Jo.eph Grant Jany 16,63 Ensign: Mathew Dousley May 20,58 No 5 Company Jany 23,63 Paymn~ter : Vanlcleek Hitz. Edward Jes.up Jany 29,57 Coptain: Adjutant and Lt: Henry W McCann, M P P Wiltiam A,.mstrong May 19,58 Jany 23,63 Quarter- Master: Lieutenant: Jallies Young Jany 29,57 Donald Me' Intosh Jany 23,63 Surgeon; Ensign: William Evans,).\f, D July 24,56 W Cleveland Wells Jany 23,63 2nd Rifle Company Feby 11,57 N06 Company Feby 26,63 Captain; • HallJkesbllry Mills. HartholomOO'w White m Feby 11,57 Captain: Lieutenant; Angus Urquhart Feby 26,63 Jam... s Mooney Novr 21,62 Lieutenant : Ensi"n: Zachary H. Lewis Feby 26,63 Philip Gallagher Novr 21,62 Ensign; Jno W Higginson Feby 26,63 Rifle Coy, Witliamsburg Octr 16,56 6 Cos Promotl:onS b!/ Cos Captam; Jam~s Holden June 16,57 Lieutenant: No.2, M. D. William Gordon Octr 16,56 Ensign: Broc!..-ville. George Dillon Deer 6,61 Rifle Coy Sept 27,55 Captain: Rifle Coy Gcmanoq"" Deer 10,57 James Crawford m May 20,58 Captain: Lieu~enant : H.obert McCrum, M D April 17,63 W H C .. le Feby 20,63 Lieutenant: Ensign: Herbert S McDonal:l ApriI17,63 Samuel Bnrke Fel,y 20,63 Ensign: Quartt-r-Master: Joshua Lt'ggo, jr April 17,63 Lotins Turner July 18,60 Surgeon: E.B Sparham, M D No\T 17,59 Cornwall. Infy Coy Deer 11 ,62 1st Rifle Company Jany 22,62 Capt~in : Captain: Jacob D. Buell Deer 11,62 Darby Bt!rgin Jany 22,62 IJientenant: Lieutenant: George Reid, Decr 11,62 James Alex McDonell Jany 22,62 Ensig-n: Ensign: \Vm Stevens Senkler Deer 11 ,62 Daniel McCourt Deer 11,62 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Corps. 41

2nd R-i.fle Company lanY 31,62 ' Inj'y Coy lA.;n J any 2,63 Captain: Captain: Edward Oliver Jany 31,62 C Ii. Willson Jany 2,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: George S Jarvis Jany 31,62 Charles S Caswell Jany 2,63 Ensign: En~ign : Donald A Macdonald J any 30,63 E R Coleman Jany 2,63 In{y Coy Novr 14,02 Captain: I11j'y Coy Dixon's Corners Jany 2,63 Jacob F. Pringle Novr 14,62 Captain: Lieutenant : Robert Lowery Jany 2,63 Donald B McLennan Novr 14,62 Lieutenant: Ensign: Adam L D,xon Jany 2,63 Hugh R McDonell Novr 14,62 Ensig'n: J os~phus Rose Jany2,63 Merricl;ville. 111j'y C01J Farmersvill~ Jany 9,63 1st Rifle Company July 3,62 Captain: Captain: DavId F Booth Juny 9,63 RGwynne c Jany 30,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Alonzo Titlls Jany 9,63 Alexander Lindsay Novr 28,62 Ensign: Ensign: Alexander Mitchell Jany 9,63 Herbert Merrick Novr 28,62 2nd Rifle Company N ovr 25,62 bify Coy Kenytm Jany 23,63' Captain: Captain: William Wright Jany 30,63 Ang-us K Macdonald Jany 23,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: EGA Whitmarsh Jally 30,63 Ronald R Macdonald Jany 23,63 Ensign: EnsIgn: William MeCarney Jany 30,63 John A Macdougald Jany 23,63

Infy Ooy, Alexandria Deer 19,62 InJy Coy lVlallorytown Jany 23,63 Captain: Captain: Lauchlin McDougald" Ot'cr 19,62 Reub"" Fields Jany 23,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Wm McLeod' Deer 19,62 R W Tennant Jany 23,63 Ensign: Ens;gn: Duncan A McDonald Decr 19,62 Frands Thomson Jany 23,63

Il1j'y Coy, Morrisburg Deer 19,62 Infy Coy Easton's Corners Jan 30,63 Captain: Cap~alll : haae N Ro,e Deer 19,62 W m Greville Ferguson J any 30,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Wm DMickle Deer 19,62 Wm Wills Griffin Jany 30,63 Ensign: Ensign: Samuel Garvey Deer 19,62 William Weir, M D Jany SO,63 3- 42 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Corps.

No.3, M. D. No 6 Company April 17,62 Capt.lin: Kingston. Daniel Callaghan April 17,62 Lielltenant: 14th Batt Rifles Jany 16,63 Thomas F Kelly, c Sept 11,62 Ensign: Lt Colone! : Joseph Fox Odr 17,12 D Shaw, bm Jany 16,63 Major: No 7 Company July 18,60 Portsmouth. No 1 Company Novr 14,55 Captain: Captain: J no P Litt'hfield July 18,60 James Minnes Jany 16,63 Liputenant: Lieutenant: John Craig Sept 4,62 Bal'IIabas Day Jany 16,63 Ensign: Ensign: Robert Npwton Sept 4,62 William Forbes Jany 16,63 Adjutant and Ensign: Geo A,rey Fitzpatri('k Mar 18,63 N02 Company Deer 27,55 7 Cos Promotions by Cos Captain: Lieutenant: Rifle Coy Belteville March 4,58 Peter O'Reilly Deer 27,55 Captain: En~ign : Charles C Le Vesconte, c Garr"t Brock Feby 4,58 March 4,58 Lieutenant: No3 Company Novr 27,56 James Brown March 4,58 Captain: Ensign: Mc.:IC .. nzie Bowell Wm P Philips Octr 24,62 Mareh4~58 IJieutennnt: Quarkr-Master : Allan J Petrie, I George Scale Novr 21,62 March 4,58 EnsIgn: Surgeon: Charles N Ridley Jll0 H Johnston Novr 2:,62 March 4,.58

No 4 Company Decr 27,61 Storrillgton. Captain: 1st Rifle Campy Jally 31,62 John Kerr Sept 4,62 Captain: Lieut"nallt: Herehmer Hamilton Jany 31,62 Henry Cunningham Novr 21,62 Lieutenanl : Ensign: Chl·"topher LOllgwilh Jany 31,6~ Charles 0 Jenkins Novr 21,62 Ensign: W"liam Shannnn, 1 Jany 31,62 No 5 Company April 17,62 2nd Rifle Compy Jany 31,62 Caplain: Caplain: Wm Geo Hinds April 17,62 HlI~h Spring, c Jany 31,62 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Johll Paton Mar 18,63 I James Daly JallY 31,62 Ensign! Ensign: John K Maeaulay Mar 18,63 G .. ,}rge Campbell Jany 31,62 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Corps. 43

Rijle Coy Fredericksburg Augt 27,62 No 1 Company Picton Jany 16,63 Captain: Cnrtam: Wm F Diamond Augt 27,62 Thomas Bog Jany 16,63 Lieutenant: Lleutenant : Elias Clapp Augt 27,62 DonaiJ Fraser Jany 16,63 Ensign: Ens;gn: Philip Dorland Augt 27,62 Charles A Chapman Jany 16,63 Infy Coy Madoc Deer 26,62 No 2 Company Picton Jany 16,63 Captain: Captain: Walter Findlay 'n Deer 26,62 John H Langmuir Jany 16,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Charles G Wilson Deer 26,6Z Thomas MeFaul Jany 16,63 Ensign: Ensi?!,n: Jno Arf'h Duff Deer 26,62 William Jno.Hare Jany 16,63 Belleville. No 3 CompJ"y Jany 23,63 15th Batt Infantry Jany 16,63 Wellingto",:. Lt Colonel: . Captain: Al'"hibald Ponton Jany 16,63 Wm Patterson Jany 23,63 Major: Lieutenant: Ed D MeMahon ' Jany 23,63 Captains: EnsIgn: .John Sutherland Jany 16.63 Eiijah Haycock Jany 23,63 TV F Metge Jany 16,63 RA Beckd Jan)' 16,03 No 4 Company Jany 23,63 Jas Meagher, jr Jany 16,63 Thos C Wallbridge Jany 16,63 COllsecon. Allred A Call1pbell Jany 16,63 Captain: Lieutenants: . Euward Brady Jany 23,63 Nathaniel B Falkiner Jany 16,63 Lieutenan1 : Henry A F McLeod Jally 16,63 Thomas Thuresson Jany 23,63 Marcellus Crombie J any 16,63 Ensign: James Grant Jany 16,63 George B Johnston Jany 23,63 Wm P Despard Janv 16,63 lYo 5 Company Jan)' 30,63 C J Starling Jany 16;63 Ensigns: llf£lford. George C Holton Jany 16,63 Captain: F C Ridley Jany 16,63 Lewis Hudgius Jany 30,63 Smith Stevens JallY 16,G3 Lieutenant: John H Nulty Janv 16,03 Wm Young Church Jany 30,G3 A Diamond Jany 16,63 Emdgn: D"vid A McWhirter Apl'il 17,63 PhIlip Farrington J any 30,63 6 Cos Promotions in Batt No 6 Company Jan}' 30,63 Picton. 1I1ilford. C3p1am: 16th Battqlion Infantry Feb)" 6,63 J ames Cook, c J any 30,63 LI Colonel: Lit'utellant : Walter Ross Fc~ 6,63 Donald Ross Jany 30,63 Major: Elisign. Edward Dulmage Jan)' 30,63 44 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry .aMpS.

No 7 Company F .. by 6,63 3rd Infantry Campy Feby 6,63 Picton. Captain: Captain: I Wm G Embury Feby 6,63 U J Mackay Feby 6,63 Lieutenant: Lit'utenant : Charles James Feby 6,63 Walter McKenzie Feby 6,63 Ensj~n ! Ensign: Wilder Joy Feby 6,63 Fredk White Feby 6,63 7 Cos Promotions by Cos

IlIj,!; Coy Rednersville Jany 30,63 No.4, M. D. Ca~tam : William AlIJer,on Jany 30,63 CoblYlwg. Lieutenant: Rifle C01npy Jany 24,56 Williaill It Dempsey Jany 30,63 Captain: EUl:-ign: Jany 30,63 WilHam 8mith July 18,60 J a. Anderson Lieutenant: Henrv Smith Jany 23,63 bify Uoy C01;A

.AlIIO' Walt Jany 30,63 0 Feby 6,63 EII:-.ign: Captain: JafIlL's Young Jany 30,63 George Railton !<'eby 6,63 Lieutenant: IlIj'y Coy Ameliasburg Jally 30,63 Peter McCallum, c Feby 6,63 Ensign: Captain: 0 John Lauder Feby 6,63 Tholllas Lauder Jany 30,63 Lit'uLenant: .N A Peterson Jany 30,63 2nd Infantry Campy Feby 6,63 Ensign: Captain: Royal H"nesey Jany 30,63 C hades Elliott Feby 6,63 Lieutenant: Napanee. James Davidson Feby 6,63 1st Ilifa.ntry Campy JallY 30,63 Enxign: Captain: Wm Hhind Feby 6,63 Wm V Detlor Jany 30,"'3 Lienlt'uant : Philip Embury Jany 30,63 Peterborough. Ensi.g-n: John T Grange J any 30,63 Rifle Coy April 2,57 Caplain: 2nd II/jantry Co oml'Y Jany 30,63 Edwin Poole Novr 22,61 Captain: Lieutenant: Will Miller Jany 30,63 R S Patterson Novr 22,61 Lieutenant: En,ign: Wm Henry Wilkin.on Jany 30,63 Thltmas White Novr 22,61 Ensign: Sllrg~un : James Perry Jany 30,(3 George Pringle, M D Deer 13,61 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Carps. 45

Infantry Coy Jany 16,63 Infantry Coy Lakefield Dec 11,62 Captain: " North Douro." John Kennedy Jany 16,63 Captain: Lieuti'nant: • Chs Jno Vizard Octr 29,62 William N Kennedy Jany 16,63 Lieutenant: Ensign: ~dward Leigh April 24,63 Juhn Watterson Jany 16,63 Ensi!!11 : John Higginson Jany 9,63 Rifle·C"y Lindsay Jany 22,62 Captain: Infantry Cm} Millbrook J any 16,63 Jno David Smith Jany 22,62 Captain: Lieutenant: Rich"rd Howden Jany 16,63 Adam HUdspeth J any 22,62 Lieuteu'int : Ensi~{n : William Graham Jany 16,63 Rouert Green Jany 22,62 Ensi~n! J aines Might, M D Jany 16,63 Rifle Coy Bowmanville Jany 22,62 Infy Cm} Ashburnham Jany 30,63 Captam: Captain: Frederick Cubitt, 'Tn Jany 22,62 Robert D Rogers Jany 30,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Clement CHanning Jany 22,62 Htmry Thos Strickland J any 30,63 En8i~n : Ensign: Henry Robt Reed Jany 22,62 James Z. Rogers Jany 30,63 Adjutant: James F McLeod, I Jany 22,62 lnfy Coy Campbellfo-rd Jany 30,63 Captain: Port Hope. Geurge Tice Jany 30,63 Rifle Campy Jany 2.2,62 Lieutenant: John C McLeod Jany 30,63 CapUlin: En.ign: Ne.uitt Kirchhoffer Jany 22,62 Henry Barwick Jany 30,63 Lieutenant: Dun('an McLeod Augt 27,62 Ensign: No.5 M. D. David Crawford Jany 22,62 Bl'ampton. 1st I"fantry Coy Octr 17,62 Rifle Company Ap,i13,56 Captain: CaptaiR: Arthur T H Williams Oelr 17,62 George 'Vrill;ht'Tn April 3,56 Lit'utenant : Lieutenant: Thus Moore Benson Octr 24,62 Alex A Anderson May 15,56 Ensign: Ensign: Philip Thos Kellaway Oetr 24,62 James l'iekard O('tr 17,62 2nd Il1fant'·y Coy April 24,63 lu/.1/ Company Jany 2,63 Captain: Captain: Thos Ridout Jany 31,62 Chri,topher Stork Jany 2,63 Lit'utenant: Lieutenant: Geo Alexr Stuart Octr 29,62 J no Robertsun Jany 2,63 Ensign: Ensign: Mathew Lough Octl' 29,62 Jo.eph Dodd Jany 2,63 46 Volunteer Militia Ri.fleand Infantry Oorps.

Rifle C01} Collingwood Novr 13,56 Rifle Coy Cookstown Deer 19,61 Captain: ' Captain: Alex R Stephen m Novr 13;56 Thos R Ferguson, m, M P P June 13,62 Lie~tenant : George Moberbya Decr 17,57 Lieutenant: Ensign: Christopher Cook Augt 27,62 Ensign :. Thomas-C. Bowles Deer 27J6l Surgeon: Jno Stewart Augt 27,62 Abraham ,Francis, M It C S Deer 11,56 Rifle Coy ScarhorO'/kgk Sept 4,6,2 C~ain: H Norris Sept 4;62 Barrie. Lieutenant: J RTaber Sept 4,62 Rifle Company Deer 27,55 Ensign: Captain: George Rush Sept 4,62 Alexander McKenzie May 11,60 Lieuknant: OS/U1/wa. Joseph Rogers May 11,60 Ensi.m: R'fle Company Novr 28,62 Wm E O'Brien c Augt 27,62 Captam: John Warren c Novr 28162 Infy Company Jany 9,63 LieuteORnt : William Don Michael Novr 28,62 Cal)tain: Ensign: Angus Russell Jany 9,63 Hobert Woon Novr 28,62 Lieutenant: Infy Company Nov!' 28,62 Aaron Burne~t Jany 9,63 Ensign: Captain: - Ch" H Ross Jany 9,63 Silas B Fairbanks m N ovr 28,62 Lieutenant: David F Burke Novr 28,62 Ensign: Wkitby. Wm Deans Deer 5,62 Rifle Company March 31 ,58 R'fle Company Columbus Feby 6,63 Captain: Captain: James Wallace m Mar 31,58 Lieutenant: George Prentice Feby 6,63 William Thomson Deer 16,58 Lieutellant : Ellsig-n: Isaac Mool'ing Feby 6,63 Ensign: Alran Cameron Mar 18,63 Joseph Scurrah Feby 6,63 Illfy Company Deer 26,62 Rifle Coy Brooklin Feby 6,63 Captain: Captain: Henry W Woodward Deer 26,62 Thomas Hodgson Feby 6,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: G.-o H F Dartnell AprillO,63 Joseph 0 Huckins Feby 6,63 Ensign; Ensign: Charles Nourse Aprill0,1:i3 T J Holliday Feby 6,63 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Corps. 47 ------r------_ Infy Coy Aurora Deer 11,62 h!fantr?1 Coy De""'?1 West J any 16,63 Captain: Captain: Seth Ashton Deer Il,62 Thomas Grafton Jauy 16,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: W B Hutchinson Deer 1 J ,62 William D Cumming Jany 16,63 Ensign: EnsIgn: e Goode Deer Il,62 John Wedgewood Jany 16,63

Infant,·y Coy Lloydtown Deer 19,62 IJ,:fantry Coy Alton JaDy 16,63 Captain: Captain: Jno Knight Riddall Jany 16,63 Edward Bull Deer 19,62 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: . Robert Rayburn Jany 16.63 - G~orge Ramsay Deer 19,62 Ensign: Ensign: John Pipe Jany 16,63 Robert Hunter Deer 19,62 I'ifantry Coy Xing Jany 23,63 Infy Coy Prince Albe1't J any 2,63 Captain: Geo Lee Garden Jany 23,63 Captain: Lieutenant: Thos C Forman Jany 2,63 Isaac Dennis Jany 23,63 Lieutenant: Ensign: Jno Billings .I any 2,63 Ensign: Chs Norman Jany 23,63 Rich H Tomlinson Jany 2,63 Infantry Coy Uxb,idge Feby 6,63 Captain: Infantry Coy Greenwood Jany 9,63 Rohert Spears Feby 6,63 Captain: Lieutenant: Wm Warren, Junr JallY 9,63 .I Bascom Feby 6,63 Lieutenant: . Ensign: Samuel J Green Jany 9,63 ADWilliams Feby 6,63 Ensign: Thomas Pole Jany 9,63 bify Coy Grakannsvill. Feby 6,63 Captain: Tliomas Graham Feby 6,63 Infant1'Y Coy Bradford Jauy 9,63 Lieutenant: Captain: Thos P Blain Feby 6,63 W m J McMaster Jany 9,63 Ensign: Lieutenant: Arthur Nesbitt Feby 6,63 William Arrnson Jan}' 9,63 l:nsign: Jno W Hy Wilson Jany 9,63 No.6, M. D. Rifle Coy Guelpk March 6,56 Infantry Coy Albion Jany 9,63 Captain: Nathan Higinbotham Mal' 12,58 C sptain: Lieutenant: George Evans. .I any 9,63 James' Armstrong, a May 14,57 L ieutenllnt : Ensign: Thos Williamson Jany 9,63 George Bruce, Junr May 14,57 E nsign: Surgeon: DI.f Ilowey Jany 9,63 George S Herod May 14,57 48 Volunteer Militia Rijle and Infantry Corps.

Stratford. Rifle Coy Ferg",s Aug! 13,61 Captain: R-ijle Campy May 6,58 J uhn Cadenhead c Deer 13,61 Lieutenant: Captain: Henry T Strathmore Augt 13,61 [{obt S Service May 17,61 Ensign: Lieutenant: Jno A Creighton Augt 13,61 Rouert Macfarlane Aug! 1,6] Ensign: William M Clark Augt 1,61 Rifle Coy EloraAugt 30,61 Surgeon: Augt 26,58 Captain: P RShaw,M D Thos Donaldson, c Aug! 30,61 Lieutenant: Infantry Campy O('tr 29,62 Charles Clarke Augt 30,61 Ensign: Captain: John McDonald Decr 19,62 WtllJam J Imla('h Octr 29,62 Surgeon: Lieutenant: Arthur H. Paget, M D Jany 31,62 Charles James Octr 29,62 Elltoiign: Henry Sewell April 24,63 Rifle Coy Mau,nt Forest Augt 30,61 Captain: Jo"eph A Baretto, b'ln Sept 13,61 Lieutenant: Owen S01md. James T. Mitchell Sept 13,61 Ensign: . Rijle Campy July 17,61 Alexander Godfrey Sept 13,61 Captain: Alexr McNab Novr21,62 Rifle Coy Southampton Deer 13,61 Lieutenant: Captain: Irwin Follis April 10,63 Alexander Sproat Decr 13,61 En~ign : Li .. utenaot : John Reily April 10,63 Fredk Wm Redden Mar 14,62 Ensign: Infantry Campy Octr 24,62 Alexr Sinclair Mar 14,62 Captain: Gem'ge Brodie Octr 24,62 Rifle Coy Goderich Jany 22,62 Lieutenant: Captain: John Creasor Octr 24,62 Jno William Seymour Jany 22,62 Enelgn: Lieutenant: George But('hart April 17,63 R W Wallace Octr 24,62 En'ign: W Torrauce Hays Octr 24,62 Rifle Campy Galt AUg! 1,61 Rifle Coy Meajord Octr 17,62 Captain: Captain: Henry H Date Augt 1,61 William D Pollard Octr 17,62 Lieutt'nant : Lieutenant: Thomas Peck Augt 1,61 W m K Henderson Octr 17,62 Ensign: En:o;ign: John Kay Sept 4,62 John W Layton Octr 17,62 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Corps. 49

Rifle Coy Luckn()'/lj Octr 29,62 Kincardine. Captain: Istlnf1! Company Deer 19,62 Lachlan Macdonald Octr 29,62 Captain : Lieutenant: Alex Shaw Deer 19,62 James Somerville Octr 29,62 Lieutenanl : Ensign: J ames Brownlee AprJ! 10,63 Jno M H~ed Oetr 29,62 En,ign: Edwin Woodbury April 10,63 Rifle Coy Sault Ste 1I1£arieJany 23,63 2nd InJy Company Feby 6,63 Captain: .lno Davidson Jany 23,63 Captalll : Lieutenant: William Daniel Feby 6,63 John Carney April 24,63 Lieutenant: En~ign : John !:;ellery Feby 6,63 W F Moore Jany 23,63 EnsIgn: Jallles Millar Feby 6,63 Rifle Coy Leith Jany 30,63 Captain: InJy Coy Lucan DeC'r 19,62 Jas Cannon, senior Jany 30,63 Captain: Lieutenant: Henry B Hodgins Deer 1~,62 James P Telford Jany 30,63 Lieutenant: Ens.ig-n: Robert O'Neil Deer 19,62 Roberl Vanwyck Jany 30,63 Ensign: Bernard Stanley Deer 19,62 InJy Coy Seaforth Novr 21,62 Captain: InJy Coy Paisley Jany 2,63 Timothy T. Coleman, M D Captain: Novr 21,62 W C. Bruce Jany 2,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Samuel Hannah Novr21,62 Wm Ballantyne Jany 2,63 Ensign: Ensign: George Jackson Novr 21,62 Edward Boles Jany 2,63

InJy Coy New Bamburg Novr 21,62 lnfy Coy M01'rist01lJnJany 23,63 Captain: Captain: Kenneth Goodman Novr 21,62 David McFarlane Jany 23,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Robert Campbell Novr21,62 James Daly Jany 23,63 Ensign: Ensign: ' William Smith Peter Clark Jany 23,63

Infy Coy Orangeville Deer 19,62 Infantry Coy Dud,arn Feby 6,63 Captain: Captain: . Thomas R Buckham Deer 19,62 Alexr B McNab Feby 6,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Tbomas Jull Deer 19,62 W llJ A Anderson Feby 6,63, Ensign: Ensign: Orange Lawrence Deer 19,62 Jno A Milltlf Feby 6,63 50 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Corps.

No.7, M. D. Hamilton. Rifle Coy Dunville July 24,56. Lt Colonel Booker, Commt Active' Force, April 23,57 Captain: Samuel Amsden, '171. Jany 29,57 13th Batt Inf,1J Decr 11,62 Lieutenant: Lieut Colonel: John Johnson April 23,57 Isaac Buchanan, M P P Deer 26,62 Ensign: Majol's: Charles Stevens April 23,57 James A Skinner Deer 26,62 James E O'Reilly Deer 26,62 Rifle Coy Oakville Deer 13,61 No 1 Company Vecr 27,55 Captain: George K Chisholm, 1 c April 4,62 Captain: Lieuten ant : J no S Henderson March 5,63 J no Barclay, c July 3,62 Lieutenant; Ensign! Alexander Turner March 5,63 William Cronkrite April 4,62 En.sign: Robert Park March 5,63 Rifle Coy York Augt 27,62 No 2 Company Deer 27,55 Captam: Robert H Davis, M D Augt 27,62 Captain: Lieutenant: Stephen T Cattley Jany 31,62 Samuel Duffin Augt 27,62 Lieutenant: Ensign: George S Papps Jany 31,62 Adam A Davis AUg! 27,62 Ensign: JnoH Wall

Dundas. No 4 Company N 0\'1' 28,62 Rifle Coy Novr 21,62 Captain: Captain: Jno Brown Novr 28,62 Wm H Gibson Novr 21,62 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Jno 0 Macrea Novr 28,62 Francis Crann Novr 21,62 Ensign: Ensign: Peter T Buchanan T U Racy Novr 21,62 Novr28,62 Infantry Coy Jany 16,63 No 5 Oompa,ny Deer 5,62 Captain: Captain: Jas Crossland Jany 16,63 George H Mingaye Deer 5,62 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Alen Gartshore Jany 16,63 Alex H Askin Mar 5,63 Ensign: Ensign: Math.ew Wright Jany 16,63 FE Richie AprillO,6J Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Oorps. 51

No 6 C01npany Deer 6,62 No 2 Co'mpany Jany 9,63 Captain: Clifton. Donald McInnes Deer 5,62 Captain: Lieutenant: Syd ney Barnett Jany 9,63 Edward Hilton April 10,63 Lieutenant : Ensign: William Gardner Jany 9,63 Henry E Irving April 10,63 Ensign: No 7 (Jornpany Deer 11 ,62 Jno Henry Cannon Jany 9,63 Captain: No 3 Cmnpany Augt 8,62 Thomas Bell Deer 11,62 St Datherines. Lieutenant: Captain: Wm F Biggar Deer 11,62 En.ign: Lieutenant: Archibald Jamieson Deer 11,62 Henry Carlisle Augt 8,62 No 8 Cmnpany Deer 19,62 Ensign: Captain: John A Goodman Augt 8,62 Jno McKeown Deer 19,62 No 4 Company JanY,9,63 Lieutenant : Maurice O'Connor Deer 19,62 St Catherines. Ensign: Captain: 'Martin Fitzpatrick Deer 19,62 Thomas McSloy Jarry 9,63 Lieutenant: No 9 Company Jany 9,63 John GOblin Jany 9,63 Captain: El1!'l.ign: Robert N Law, c Jany 9,63 James Cairns Jany 9,63 Lieutenant: No 5 Company Deer 19,62 Alex SWink Jany 9,63 Ensign: T/wmld. William Inkson Jany 9,63 Captain: Jno M(,Donagh Deer 19,62 Adjutant: Lieutenant : 'C J Lloyd March 5,63 Alexr Shaw Deer 19,62' Ensign: 9 Cos Promotions hy Cos, John Me-Dougal Deer 19,62 No6 Company Jany 2,63 St C atherines. Louth. 19th Batt Infantry March 18,63 Captain: Solomon Secord Jany 2,63 Ll Colonel: Lieutenant: Hon J G Currie, M L C Mar 18,63 Sallluel Emary Jany 2,63 Major: Ensign: John Powell, m April 10,63 John W Hare May 1,63 No 1 Company Decr 26,62 No 8 Cornpany Feby 6,63 Niagara. Beamsville. Captain: Captain; William Kew' Feby 6,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: J ames Henderson Deer 26,62 Francis T McLean Feby 6,63 Ensign: Ensign: , Edward Thompson D.wr 26,62 John C Kerr Fehy 6,63 52 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Corps.

No 9 Company Jany 30,63 No 3 Company Octr 15,61 Clinton. Thorold. Captain: Captain: Mathias Konkle Jany 30,63 George Baxter c Oetr 15,61 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: John Terryberry Jany 30,63 Hugh James Deer 26,62 Ensig'o: Enslg"n: G Walker Jany 30,63 Benjamin Lemon, M D J any 16,63 No 4 Company Jany 30,63 No 10 Company Feby 6,63 Port lJallwusie. St Ann's. Captain: Captain: John S Clark Jany 30,63 Jacob Upper Feby 6,63 Lieutenant: Lieutpnant: John Laurie JaDY 30,63 Joseph II Snider Feby 6,63 Ensig-n: .Ensign: II JuJien Jany 30,63 George Book Feby 6,63 No 5 Company Jany 16,63 Adjutant: Charles P Camp, 1 April 10,63 G,-iv"by. 10 Cos Promotions by Cos Captain: W B Nelles Jany 16,63 Lieutenant: John HGrout Jany 16,63 Ensign: 20th Battalion Infant,-y April 17,63 Andrew II Pettit Jany 16,63 Lt Colonel: . W McGiverin April 17,63 Major: No 6 Company Jany 9,63 T L IIeliweH April 17,63 Griv..by. Captain: Andrew Randall Jany 9,63 No 1 Company Sept 27,65 Lieutenant: St Catherines. Kobert Byrens Jany 9,63 Captain: Ensign: Wm SIIamilton May 1,63 Wm Davidson Jany 9,63 Lieutenant: Edward PurnaH May 1,63 Adjutant: Ensign: Wm McGhiec. May 1,63 Albert Mittlebcrger May 1,63 6 Cos Provwtim" by Cos.

l'lo 2 Company Jany 31,62 St Cathe1"ines. Infa.ntry Coy Cayuga Deer 5,62 Captain: . Unptain : Fred 'vV Macdonald May 1,63 John Stewart De"r 5,62 Lieutenant: Lil'utenant: Allgl1~tUS Jukes May 1,63 John R Marlin Deer 5,62 Enslal1 : Eosi.srn: George W Pien'e May 1,63 William Sinclair Feby 20,63 Volunteer Militia Rijle and Infantry Corps. 53

Infantry Cay Stewarft=n J any 9,63 1st infantry Coy Deer 26,62 Captain: Captain: John Murray Jany 9,63 John B Taylor Deer 26,62 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: James McPherson Jany 9,63 Andrew Cleghorn Feby 20,63 Ensign: En~lgn : J no Johnston Jany 9,63 George S Burns Feby 20,63

2nd Infantry Coy Jany 23,63 Infantry Coy Georgetown J any 30,63 Captain: Captain: Hiram Chisholm, c Jany 23,63 James Y')lmg Jany 30,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Andrew M"Pherson Aprll 10,63 Will W Roe Jany 30,63 En:si(Tn' Al~xr'M Kirkland April 10,63 En~jgn : Jno R Barber Jany 30,63

Infa.ttry Coy Norval Feby 6,63 Captain: Rifle Coy 'Woodstock May 8,56 Jo>eph Kyle Feby 6,63 Captain: Lieutenant: Hugh RlChard.on Jany 9,63 James N Miller Feuy 6,63 L;eutellent: Ensign: Henry B Beard Feb~ 20,63 Gervase P Power Feby 6/3 Ensign: Andrew Smith Jany 9,63 ======-:0.- Surgeon: Steph.m A Scott, M D July 23,57 No.8, M. D. London. Lt Colonel Shanly, Comml Active Rifle Coy Paris June 26,1)6 Fon·e, Sept 7,60 Captain: 1st R,jle Company March 20,56 William Patton May 2058 Lieutenant: Captain: Robert Morton April 28,59 Wm Henry Barber Jan)' 2,63 :Bo~igll : Lieutenant: . William S McMurray Augt 8,60 C F Goodhue Mareh 5,63 Surgeon: Ensign: John Watt Sept 24,57 Wrn Hy Code April 10,63 • 2nd R,jle Coy " H.ighland" Augt 7,~6 Captain: Rifle CO!I St T/u;'mas J "Iy J 7,56 Robert Lewis Jany 9,63 Lit'uleoant: Captain: Wm RidJdl Jany 9,63 J ames Stanton, 1n July 17,56 Ensign: -Lieull-nanl: , Wm Noble Jany 9,63 Donnld K McKenzie Novr21,62 'Surgeon: Ensig-n: Dugald M"Kellar,, M D April 23,57 John McCull No\.. 21,62 54 Volunteer Militia Rijle and Infant?·y Corps.

Rifle Coy Simcoe Jany 22,62 Rifle Coy KO'irtoka July 17,61 Captain: Captain: DavJ(] Tisdale Jany 22,62 P HAtwood July 17,61 Lieutenant: JJientanant: C hs W. Matheson Jany 22,62 W Stevenson Jany 16,63 Ensign: Ensign: Da\'id M Walker Jany 23,63 WmMcKellar _Jany 16,63 Rifle Coy Thames[ord Sept 11,62 Captain: . Rifle Coy Villa Nova Octr 15,61 Thomas Dawes Sept 11,62 Captain; Lieutenant: John Me Laren Octr 15,61 Jno W McClellan Deer 26,62 Lieutenant: Ensign: Joseph Tomlinson Deer 26,62 D~vi{] Boyd, junr April 10,63 EnsIgn: R,dph C Thomson April 10,63 Rifle Coy Tuscarora Decr 11,62 _ Hd Qrs Middleport. Captain: Brant/OJ-d. Will J S Kerr Deer II ,62 Lieutenant: 1st Rifle Company Deer 13,61 Henry Clench Deer 1l,62 Captain: Ensign: \V .N Alger, m. Deer 13,61 John Huck Deer 11,62 Lieutenant. Frederick /J Williams Jany 3a,63 Rifle Coy Port Rowan Jany 23,63 Ensign: Captain: Hlfdm Dickie Jany 30,63 SJmon P Mabee Jany 23,63 2nd Rifle Coy " H';gMand " Lieutenant : July 3,62 Charles Bing-ham Jany 23,63 Captam: Ensign: William Grant July 3,62 James Ryan Jany 23,63 Lieutenant: J J Inglis July 3,62 Rifle Coy Walsingham. Jany 23,63 En,ign: Mathew X Carr July 3,62 Captain: J D Morgan Jany 23,63 Lit-'utell~nt : W D Dedrick Jany 23,63 En ... ign: Rifle Coy" Highland" Emhro John HaItby .Tany 23,63 Jany 22,62 Captain: Isaac \Vallace Jany 22,62 Rifle Coy Nm-th Oxford Jany 23,63 Lieutenant: Captain: .N eil Matheson Jany 22,62 John Henderson J any 23,63 Ensign: Lieutenant: Hugh Ro;e J:my 22,62 .lns~ph Jarvis Jany 23;63 Surgeun: Ensign: LH Swan, M D Jany 22,62 Walker Thomson April 24,63 Volunteer IVlilitia Rifle and Infantry Corps. 55

Rifle Coy Waterford Jany 30,63 Infantry Coy Wolverton Jany 16,63 Captain: Captain: J Westley Green Jany 30,63 Louis S Cole Jany 16,63 Lieutenant: Linll"nant : James W Sqnire Jany 30,63 John Miggs Jany 16,63 Ensign; Ensign: Wilham Parney Juny 30,63 Silas H Dawson Jany 16,63

Rifle Coy Deu.wa,-c Jany 30,63 Infant,-y Coy St Joltn.Y Jany 16,63 Captain: Captain: William Graham Jany 30,63 John Jackson,m Jany 16,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Richa,-d HOulton Jany 30,63 Sextus Kent Jany 16,63 Ensign: Ensign: Charles Jas Fox Jany 30,63 Tbos Elliott Jany 16,63

I7Ifant,-y Coy Vienna Octr 29,62 lnfantry Coy Princetr/n Jauy 23,63 Ci!ltain: Captain: . enry A Gustin Octr 29,62 Thomas Cowan, e Jany 23,63 I_ieutenant : Lieutenant: H Sells Feby 26,63 J W Scott Jany 23,63 Ensign: Ensign: Robert Draper Feby26,63 William Crosby Jany 23,63

Infantry Coy Ingersoll Deer 11,62 Infm'try Coy Drumbo J any 30,63 Captain: Ca{\l-ain: Adam Oliver Deer 11,62 esley Howell Jany 30,63 Lieutenant: Lieutellant : Thomas Clark Deer Il,62 RTHilI Jany 30,63 -Ensign: Ensign: John Fielden Deer 19,62 Charles A Muma Jany30,63 Infy Coy Mount Pleasant Infantry Coy Beachv.ille Deer 26,62 Jauy 30,63 Captain: Captain: George Greig Deer 26,62 Allan WElIiee Jauy 30,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: W S More Deer 26,62 Wm E Phelps Jany 30,63 Ensign: Ensign: Robert Eadie Jany 30,63

Infantry Coy Wardsvilte Jany 2,63 Infantry Coy Harriettsvill. Feb 6,63 CDlain: Captain: onald Henderson Jany 2,li3 John McMillan, c Feby 6,63 Lielltellant : Lieutenant: JnoH Munroe Jany 2,63 Wm McKee Feby 6,63 Ensign i Ensign : . Charles A O'Malley . Jany 2,63 John J Jelley Feby 6,63 4 56 Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Corps.

Infantry Coy Onondaga Feby 6,63 Chatham. 1st Infy Coy Deer 26,62 Captain: MWhiting Feby 6,63 Captain: Lieutenant: David Smith Deer 26,62 John H Waugh Feby 6,63 Lieutenant: Eusign: A B Baxter, c Deer 26;62 Richard Derdsman Feby 6,63 Ensign: S M Smith Deer 26,62 2nd Infy Coy Jany 16;63 Captain: No.9, M. D. Thomas Glendinning Jany 16,63 Lieutenant: . Rifle Goy Gosjietd North Ridge James G Sherifi' Jany 16,63 Deer 19,61 Ensign: Captain: Joseph Tilt Jany 16,63 William E Wagstaff Deer 19,61 Lieutenant :' Wilham H Billings Deer .19,61 Infy Coy Leamington Jany 2,63 Ensign: Captain: Harrison Thornton Deer 19,61 Thomas M Fox Jany 2,63 Lieutenant: John W Stockwell Jany 2,63 Ensign: Infantry Coy Winds01' Deer 19,62 Benjamin Noble Jany 2,63 Captain: J G Macdonald Decr 19,62 BlenMim. Lieutenant: ThosMeKee Deer 19,62 1st Injy Goy Jany 30,63 Ensign: Captain: .George Rankin Deer 19,62 John McMichael Jany 30,63 Lieutenant: John K Morris Jany 30,63 Ensign: Sandwich. Philander Craford Jany 30,63 1st Infy ,Coy Deer 19,62 2nd Infy Coy Feby 6;63 Captain: Captain: Charles F Casgrain Deer 19,62 James G. Laird Feby 6,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: , Duncan A McMullin Deer '19,62 F~ancis Kinnaird Feby , 6,63 Ensign: EnsIgn: " , Miles'Cowan Deer 19,62 Daniel J Vanvelsor, M D Feby 6,63

2nd Infy Coy Deer 26,62 1nfy Coy'Amherstburg' Jany30,63 Captain. : Captain: Alexander Wilkinson Deer '26,62 . Jas Wilkinson Jany 30,63 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: D'mis Moynahan Deer 26,62 Wmiam McGuire Jany 30,63 Ensign : ~nsign : Calles St Louis Deer 26,62 Jam"., H."II"l' J';;'YSOP Volunteer Militia Rifle and Injant1·'Y Corps. 51

No. l(l, M. D. No 5 (Jompany March 14,62 Captain. T(UonJo. William Murray Mar 14,62 Lieutenant: (Jommandam Active Force CO'!! of Arthur Coulson Augt 27,62 York, Fehy 7,56, 5th Mily Dist Ensign: U C, April 26,60 James Jackson Augt 27,6% Colonel Geo T Denison No 6 Company Deer 6,61 2nd Batt (U "The Queen's Own Captain: Rifles of T(Uonto" April 26,60 Francis C Draper April 10,63 • Lieutenant: Special Desig'l'lAtion col1ferl"ea E M Carruthers Deer 6,61 Marck 18,63 Ensign: LtColonel: April 26,60 Henrv M Scott April 10,63 Wm S.Tdth Durie, lc Surgeon: Majors: C V Berryman, M D Deer 6,61 George Brooke April 26,60 Alexr M Smith April 26,60 No 7 Company" Civit Service" No 1 (Jompany March 20,56 Mar 14,62 Captain: Captain: Hon Robert fpence,.,. Mar 14,62 Douglas G Mal-donald, m i Lieutenalft : May 11,60 J no Geo Hodgins Mar 14,62 Lieutenant: Ensign: John Brown Deer 19,60 Charles T Gilmore April 10,63 Ensign: Joseph Davids Decr 19,60 No S Coy" Trinity College" June 3,61 No 2 Company March 20,56 Captain: Captain: Thu" Henry Inee Jany 30,63 James Smith May 11,60 Lieutenant: LifOutenant : Da vld F Bogert Jany 30,63 Farquhar Morison Novr 22,61 Ensi~n : Ensign: J{o belt Henderson Jany 30,63 James Bennett Novr 22,61 Surgeon: James Bovel!, M D June 3,61 No 3 (Jompany April 26,60 Captain: No 9 Coy" Universityanrl Colleges" Peter Patterson Novr 13,60 May 8,62 Lieutenant: ' Captain: James B Bouslead April 24,63 Henry Croft May 8,62 En!oojgn: Lieutenant: Thos C Fisher April 24,63 J B Chcrriman May 8,62 Supr Ensign: En~ign : William A Dixon Augt 2~,60 AJ,uTI Crooks May 8,62 No 4 C01npany July 18,62 No 10 Coy'· HiglUand" Sept 18,56 Captain: Cap!ain : Wit H,uris July 18,62 Alexr T Fulton May 11,60 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: John Dougla~ Au!!'! 1,62 Jno Gardner May 11,60 Ensig'n: Enf'ign: Robert Relord April 24,63 John Shedden May 3,61 58' Volunteer Militia Rifle and Infantry Carps.

Adjutant:. No 4 Company March 14,62 Henry Goodwin, c p .. April 26,60 Quarter-Ma"er: Captain: Charles C Day Augt 30,61 James Worthington Mar 14,62 t5urgeon: Lieutenant: James Thorburn, M D May 26,60 William Stollery Jany 30,63 Aesistant Surgeon: Ensign. Frank Bull, M D May 26,60 Henry Harwood Jany 30,63 10 Cos P,'amotions oy Cos, No 5 Company MarcIl14,~2 , Captain: 10th Batt Infy or Royal Regt of Alfio De GrllRsi Mar 14,62 Toronto Volunteers ~ovr 21,62 Lieutenant: Lt Colonel: Henry Bescohy May 1,63 Frederic W Cumberland Mar 28,62 Ensign: Major. : G W Musson April 10,63 John Worthington Mar 28,62 Alfred Brunei Mar 28,62 No 6 Company March 14,62 No 1 Campany Mar 14,62 Captain: John Boxall· Jany 30,63 Captain: Lieutenant: Wm Steward Jany 30,63 J ames Isaac Dickey J any 30,63 J... ieutenanl : Richard Dinnis Ja9Y 30,63 Ensign: Enfol-ign: John William Lawrence May 1,63 Geo McMurrich Jany 30,63 No 7 Gampany March 14,62 No 2 Compa,~y March 14,62 Captain: (Juptain: Jolm H Ritchey Mny 1,63 JasG McGrath Mar 28,62 Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Robert Mitchel May 1,63 George R Hamilton May 1,63 Em~jgn : Ensig-n: JamesM Worthington May 1,63 TJ'Oilus BruneI May. 1,63 No 8 Company Jany 22,62 No 3 Company March 14,62 Captain: Captain: Jas C Latham Jany 22,62 Sant(jrd Fleming Mar 14,62 Lieutenant: Lieiltenant : Thomas Sargent Jany 22,62 Clarence Moberly May 1,63 Ensign: Ens;gn: Ambrose D Jones Jany 22,62 Edward Murphy May 1,63 8 Coo Promotions in Batt

OFFICERS WHO HAVE BEEN PERMITTED TO RETIRE FROM THE ACTJVE FORCE RETAINING THEIR RANK WITH A VIEW TO FUTURE SERVICE THEREIN.

Li"nt. W. Ridont, lSi York Troop Cavalry, April 23,57, wtd. Deer, 6,61. Lieut. Colonel W. F. Coffin, lateCommg. Montreal Field Bally. nowattacbed In Staffal Hd. Qrs., Deer. 11.56, retd, Deer. 11,56. Second Lieut. W. H. Boyd, Foot Arty. Coy. Monlreal,. May 20,68, retd. Feby.7,62. Captam A. H, McCalmf\~, Montreal Light In(v., Sept. 3,57 retd. Feb. 21 ,62. LleuL Colollel Tko~. Wtl)f, late Commg. Prince of Wales Regt. Vol, Rifles MOlltreal, Del'r. 11,56, retd. July 18,62. Militia General Orders,4-e. 59

Militia General Orders, Circular Memoranda, &c.

HEAD QUARTERS, Toronto, 6th December, 1855. No.2. " Officers appointed to the Active :lIilitia Force of the Province, and who hJ1ve previously held Commissions in the Militia, will take rank ac­ cording to the dates of such former Commissions when ~erving with other Corps, and not from the date of their appointment to the Active Force; and Officers thus situated will send in a Return of the dates of their former Commissions and the Corps they belonged to, to the Adjutant General. DE ROTTENRURG, Adjt. Genl. Militia. ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Toronto, ~Oth April, 1856. (Circular ~Iemorandum ) SIR, I have the honor to acquaint you that it has heen decided by the Commissioners of the lJustoms Department that Clothing and Accoutrements of any description, made in England for the use of tbe Officers of' the Milititt, both of the Active anel Sedentary For(\e in _Canada, will be received at the Provincial Custom Houses free of duty. [ have the honnr to be, &c., &c., DE ROTTENBURG, Adj t. Gent of Mili tiB.

HEAD QUARTERS, Toronto, 24th July, 1856. MILITIA GJoJXERAT. ORDER, No.2. Whenever any Volunteer Troop or Company of the Active Militia Force of the Province, whether in Clas q A or Class B, is called upon to act in aid of the Civil Power under the provisions of the 38th and ~9th Clnuses efthe Milit-ia Act, the Captain or other Officer in command of such Troop or Company, shall immediately, after the completion of the duty, make a fnll Report of the same to the Arljutant General for the information of His Excellency the Governor General and Commander­ in· Chief, Rtlrl at the SRme time transmit R duplicate of such Report to the Colonel Commanding the Military District in which the Corps is ~riq. . DE ROTTENBURG, Adjt. Genl. Mili th. 60 Militia General Orders, q.c.

HEAD QUARTERS, Toronto, 4th September, 1856. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER, No. 1. Th· attention of Officers C,)mmanding Volunteer Rifle Companies is particularly directerl to the 39th ::leotion, p,.ge 21, of the I~8tructions of Musquetry h,;ving reference to the bad effects of ~llowlllg r~st to form in the grooves of the Rifled Musquets, and Cltlhn~ attentIOn to thl' nece~si ty for invariably keeping the muzzle stopper~ III the barrels and the cock down upon the nipple, when the Musquet~ are not used for practice with ammunition. DE ROTTENBURG. Adjt. Genl. Militia. HEAD QuARTERS. Toronto, 15th Odober, 1856. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER. In order to prevent any confusion or mistake in the Garrison Towns of Quebec, Montreal, Kingston and Toronto, His Excellency the Governor General and Commander in Chief desires that whenever the whole or any Vorgs of the Active Force of the Province in those Gar­ risons assemble for Exercise wi th llhnk Ammunition. or to fire Salutes &c., within the limits of such Garrisons, the Officer Commanding the Militia shall previously Doti(y the same to the Officer Commanding Her Majesty's Troops in such Gani;ons; and His Excellency directs that the General Assembly shall not be sonnded by Buzlers belonging to any Corps of the Active Force in those Gar/isons, without a distin­ .guishing call peculiar to the Corps or Company being sounded imme­ diately befortl the call fur the As~embly. DE ROTTENBURG. Adjt Genl. Militia ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Toronto, 9th February, 1857. ( Cireula:. ) SIR, . There are two measures which appei.lr to me to be desirable in every Corps of the Active For0e. The first h, that a well considered Code of By-laws in accordance with the 35th Cbtuse of the Milith, Act, be drawn up aud suhmitted for approval of HIS Excellen0J t[le Commi.lnd~l' in Chief The se00ud is. that you 'should endeavour to establiih Honorary l\le~bers .to the ~orp3 ,unler your cummand, to conMbt of persoll. t.'~mg an Interest III th" Corps, not necessarily oblig~d 'either to unlfol'm theml~lves or Mteue! drill, but who will, as Honorary Members,. c~ntrlbute either an annual or !p.onthly SUbscription, be it ever so trllilng, towards the unavoidable contingen\ expense" of the Militia General Ordel's,

Corps, and who will join it on festive or occasions of a like nature. If Honorary Members desire to uniform themselves or to drill, so mnch the better, but such requirements should not be compulsory on them. This system has been adopted by one Company of Rifle> in Upper Canad'1 with signal success, and there is no doubt if adopted by others it wonld very much tend to increase the interest felt in the Corps, and to extend its influence and aho materially to lessen expenses by dividing them amongst a larger number of persons. I therefore earnestly request your attention to these points, being­ convinced that they will be of material benefit if judiciously acted upon, A sketch of the by-laws adverted to herein for Honorary Members, is subjoined for your information, as they may be- found buggestive to you in the event of your following the same course. I have the honor to be, &c. DE ROTTENBURG, Adj t. Genl. Militia.

HONORARY MEMBEHS. Rules.

1.-" All persons becoming IIonoraj'Y Men~bers of the corps shall be entitled to acquire a knowledge of Military discipline, and will be allo,ved to fall in with the regularly enrolletl men of the comp.:I.llY,· provided they are in the proper uniform of lhe comp"-ny. 2.-" Many gentlemen may be disposed to become IIonrrrary Membe-r8, merely to assist and forward the welfare and efficiency of the corps ; consequently they neetl not, unless so dispo.ed, render any Mili tar1 services whatever. 3.-" All IIonorary Membe1's will be taxed the ~ame as the bonafiae members of the cowp,wy ; which tax, at present is per month, tu meet contingencies. 4.-" Honorary Members desirous of doing

ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Toronto, April 16, 1857. (Extract Circul"'l".) , " 2. Official Documents.-Officers in command are not to consider papers or documents in their possession ou. Battalio?- or Company rnatter~ as p1·ivate p1'operty ; but, upon pr0T?-0tlOn or retl;,ement, are to hand all such in a perfect state over to their successors. D~ ROTTENBURG, Adjt. Genl. Militi9,.

HEAD QUARTER~. Toronto, 4th June, 1857. MrLITIA GENERAL ORDER, No.2. His Excellency the Commander in Chief desires to draw the pltrti~ cular attelltion of all officers commanding corps of the Active Force, to the necessity of forwarding 'heir quarterly Returns as soon as they are due, according to the printed instruct,ions on the firet page of the Return, ft~ much inconvenience anrl correspondence is caused by their non-compliance with the order ou the subject. DE ROTTENBURG, Adjt. Genl. Militia. HEAD QUARTERS, Toronto, 23rd July, 1857. MILITIA 'GENERAL ORDER, No.1. Whellever an officer in comm'tnd of any corps of the Active Militia Force of the I'rovince shall relire from the Force by resignation or ot,herwise, the officer who may be appointed to ?Ucceed to the command of snch corp~, sholl tmnsmit to 1he Jnspecting Flelrl Officer a Retum (according to a printed form which will ':1e supplied by the Adjutant Genemi's Department) of the arms, accoutrements, ammunition and all other stores helonging to the Province in possession of the com­ pany, and will report upon the condit.ion of the several articles handed over to him hy the officer re-igning lhe command of the corp~. This return .hn,ll he examined hy the Inspecting Field Officer of the section. of the Province the corps helongs to, who will make a report to the Ad.J"tJtnt General of any articles which m:ty be deficient from the is~ues origin:tlly ma,de to the retiring Cilptnin, in order that the ex­ pense thereof may be recovered n,nd credited to the public. DE ROT'rRNBURG, Adjt. Genl. Militi>i. HE.\D QUARTERS. Toronto, 8th June, 1858. Mrr,TTfA GE'IERAT. OIlDF:n. :"0 l. His g.(cellen,·y 'rhe Right Honornble The Governor General and Comm·lOder in Chief directs that 110 Corps of Volunteer }[ilitia of the Militia General Orders, o/c. 63

Active For~e of the Province, shall appear Armed or Accoutred, except when at DrIll at Target Pract.ice or required t.o act in aid of th", Civil Power under the authority, unless permission for such Corps to appear under Arms, has been previously applied for and granted by His Excellency's 0 rders. DE ROTTENBURG, Adtj. Genl. Militia.

HEAD QUARTERS. Toronto, 4th February, 1859. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER, No.1, With reference to the G. 0 No.1 of the 8th June last, His Excel­ lency the Commander in Chief directs that all the Artillery Carbines, Cavalry Swords and Pistols, Rifled and Percussion Musquets, with Bayonets and Accoutrements complete of the whole of the Active Force, when not in use under th~ provisions of the said G. 0., shall be kept in the Government Armory at all the stations where there is one, alld in private Armories at all the other posts; and His Excellency will hold commanding Officers ~f Corps, and all others concerned, responsible that this order is carried into effect.' His Excellency is persuaded that the Officers of the Force will see the .propriety, and indeed the necessity, of strictly carrying out these instructions. D. MACDONELL and A. DE SALABERRY, Deputy Adjutant GenIs. Mili tilt. U. &L. C.

ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE. Toronto, 15th Febrnary, 1859. (Circnlar Memorandum.) As most of the Cavalry Corps of the Active Force are scattered all over the Cnnnty in whkh they are ~ervillg, and as it appeitl'. they have several places of rendez-vous for "Sword Exercise," Ilis. Excel­ lency the Commander in Chief desires the Officer- Commandmg the several Troops to use their dhcretion in carrying ont the G. O. No.1, of the 4th inst., as far as the" Swords" are concerned, bnt it must be distinctly understood that the Pistols are to be kept in Store, except in cases when the Corps may be called out in aid of the Civil Power. By Command, - D. MACDO~ELL aud A. DE SALABERRY, Deputy Adjutant Genl~. Militia. U. .y. L. C. 64 Militia General Orders, !fe.

ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Toronto, 5th May, 1859. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER, No.5. It having been brought to the notice of the Commander in Chief that the muzzles of some of the Rifles Muskets belonging to certain Volunteer Corp~ have been coarsely filed on the outside to enable the Bayonet.s to slip on more easily, and the nipples of some of the said Muskets have also been filed and altered, His Excellency hereby expressly forbids such practices -and will hold Commanding Officers of Corps responsible for the due observance of this Order; and in the event of the Arms or Accoutrements requiriNg to be repaired at any. time, such repairs must be effected by a competent Tradesman. D. MACDONELL and A. DE SALABERRY, Dept. Adjt. Genl's_ Militia, U.&L.C.

ADJUTANT GENERAL'S O,FICE, Quebec, 8th September, 1859. ( Circular No. 1.) With a view to the Volunteers of the several Corps of the Active Force being made acquaiuted with the proper method of cleaning their Arms after firing, His Excellency the Right Honorable the Comman­ der in Chief thinks it desirable that Commanding Officers should detail four men of each Corps to assist the Storekeeper or Caretaker to cl ean the A rm~ of such Corps, after every occasion of firing, whether with Blank or Ball Cartridge. . His Exc611ency is persuaded that the Volunteers themselves will see the necessity for their having a thorough knowledge of the proper method of cleaning their own weapons; and in order that they may all be benefitted by this instruction, Commanding Officers will take ~re that, as a rule, the same four men are not selected for the service m question on two successive occasions. A. DE SALABERRY, Dept. Adjt. Genl. Militia.

ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE. Quebec, 26th December, 1859. (Circular No.1.) In. consequ~nce of several unau t.horized claims for payment of Mili tia Servl~es havlllg been rendered to this Department by Officers Com­ mandIng Corps of the Volunteer Force, His Excellency the Right Honorable the Commander in Chief desires to acquaint all Com- Militia Geneml Orders, q-c. 65 manding Officers and others concerned, that no accounts for Militia Services will be paid by this Dep,wtment, except. those tlmt are authorized by Law or precedeut, or Ihose for which His Excel:ency's speoial authority has been previously obt·lined.

D. MACDONELL and A.. DE SALABERRY, Dept. Adjt. Genl's. Militia, U. & L. C.

HEAD QUARTERS, Quebec, 15th February, 1860. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER, No.3. The Commander-in-Chief having had under considerlLtion severlLI reports of losses ILnd deficiencies of Alm~ and other Public Stores from certlLin Armories in the Province, hILs directed that the paid Store­ keepers and caretakers of Public Armories shall in future be held responsible to the Government for every article under their charge; and His Hxcellency desires at the same time to remind the Captains, who receive an a.nnual allowance for the care of Arms and Stores in private Armories, that the Law holds them personally responsible for all such Arms and other Public Stores in their charge.

D. MACDONELL, A. DE SALABERRY, Dept. Adjt. Genl's. Militia, U. and L. C.

ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Quebec, 23rd March, 1860. (Circular Memorandum No.3.) With reference to the General Order No.3 of the 15th ult.,.respect­ ing the care of' Arms ILnd other Government Stores, the Commander­ in-Chief desires to acquaint Commanding Officers and all others con­ cerned, that the said order is not to be considered or construed in any way as relieving the Officers or ·Menof,the yolunteer Fo:ce . of an,y liability in respect to the Arms or other pubhc ~tores w:h!le 1D theIr possession at Drill, or any other duty . under the provISIons of the Militia Law. . D. MACDONELL, A. DE SALABERRY, Dept. Adjt: Genl's. Militia, U. and L. C. 66 Militia General Orde~'s, iJ-c.

ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Quebec, 9th November, 1860. (Circular, No.1.) A supply of Gren,t Coat.s baving been received from England for the use of the Ve,luuteer Force, His Excplleney the Administrator and Commander in Chiefhas been pleftsed to direct that after being marked and numbered they shall be is>ued a" follows: His Excelleney hfts further directed that the Great (Joats shall in future be kept with the Arms in the Armories (Public or Private as the Ci

HEAD QUARTERS. Quebec, 23rd April, 1861. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER, N~. 1. AOTIVE FORCE. His Excellency the Governor General and Commander in Chief desires to remind Commanding Officers of Corps and all Serjeant Majora of Batteries and Provincial Storekeepers' and Caretakers of Militia General Orders, o/c. 67

Armories, of t'leir responsibility to the Government in reference to the Arm~. Accoutrements' and Ammullition of every kind in their charge, viz: PUBLIC ARMORIE::l.

At all Stations where there is a Command>1nt of the whole Force, the Arril~, Ammnnition .!tnu Stores of every kind are nnder his general control and superintendence, and he is held responsible to the Government for the safe custody of all such Arms and Stores; the Provincia.! S'orekeepers au.l C.uetakers of Armories are likerwise responsible for the Arms and Stores in thei l' chltrge, an,1 are placed under the orders onhe Comm>1nflants to carry out such instructions as they may consider necessary for the proper safety and security of the said Arms and Stores. The provincial Store keepers and Caretakers at Toronto and Montreal will also be available for such services as may be required of them by, the lnspecting Field Officers of Militia in tor warding Arms, Ammunition, &c., to the several Corps. The :'erjeant :'13jors are responsible for the Stores oflhe Batteries, under the orders of the Captain and the general instructions of the Commandant, and are cnarged with keeping the keys of the Store Honses. The keys of the several Armories and Stores are kept 1>y the Pro­ vincial Storekeepers (or by the Caretaker at Stations where there is no l:ltorekeeper) who are 01 conrse always ready to issue the Arms, &c., to the several Corps requiring them for Drill or for other duties detailed in Section 35, of the Militia Law; and the Volunteers are held responsible for such Arms, &c" while in their possession by the 2nd Clause of Section 34 of the aforesaid Law.'

PRIVATE ARMORIES.

At all the other detached Posts the, Arms and Publio St.ores are kept in Private Armories, and the Captain of the Corps is held res­ ,responsible for their use under Sections 34 a~d 35, as above, No.2. His Excellency has been pleased to direct that no Guns---Arms--­ Stores· --'or Ammunition of any kind belonging to the Government and in charge ot the Militifl, are to be handed over or loaned to any person whatever without special orders from this Department. D. MACDONELL, A. DE SALABERRY, Dept. Adjt. Genl's. Militia, U.&L. O. 68 Militia General Orders, 4-::.

HEAD QUARTER~. Quebec, 17th May, 1861. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER, No. 1- ACTIVE FORCE. His Excellency the Commander in Chief being of opinion that the Officers commOLnding corps of the Volunteer Force shonld have some pNgre8sive promotiou in the Militia of the Province for long ~ervice and jar the etnciency of their corps, has been pleased to establIsh the following regulations for this purpose, viz: 1st. That all Captains commanding corps of the Active Force, who have served as such contlDuously since the year 1856, inclusive and whose corps are at present efficient in every respect to the satismction of the Inspecting Officer, shall be promoted to the rank of Major in the Militia. 2nd. That henceforth, (except in special cases,) the rank of Major shall be granted after five years actual service ns Captain of a corps which is fully uniformed and efficient in every respect to the satisfac­ tion of th" lnspcoting Officer. 3rd. That henceforth, (except in special cases,) promotion to the rank of Lieutenan t Colonel in the Militia will be granted onJy to ()fficers who have served five years consecutively I1S Mnjors at the head of one or more corps who are fully uniformed and efficient in every respect to the satisfaction of the Inspecting Officer,-thus re­ quiring ten years to attain the rank of, Lieutenant Colonel from the period of the first appointment as Captain. STAFF. 4th. His Excellency has also been pleased to direct that the rank of ,Major shall be granted to Captains after five years ~ervice consecu­ tively as ,. Major of Brigade," to the satisfaction of the Officer on whose Staff they have served; and, 5th. 'fhat the raRk of Lieutenant Colonel shall be granted to Majors holding the follOWing Staff appointments for five years consecutively to the satisfaction of the Officers on whose Staff they have served, viz, As,istant Adjutant General-Assistant Quarter-Master General, and Major of Brigade, thus requiring ten years for Captains to attain the rank of Lieutenant Colonel from the period of their first appoint­ ment to the Staff of the Active Force. A. DE SALABERRY, Lieut Col. Dept. Adjt. Genl. Militia, L. C. HEAD QUARTERS, Quebec, 1st August, 1861. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER, No. I­ His Excellency the Comm ..nder in Chief desires to acqua.int the Officers of the Vclunteer Force that, in justice to those of long service, Militia General Orders; 4-c. 69

he will. in ~uture d~cline, exc~1?t in special cases, to allow any Officer to'retalll hIs rank III the MIlttla of the Province on retIring from tlre Volunteer Force,-unless he has served live. years on the whole or three years consecutively as an Officer in the Force the two last y'ears ofwhieh must in both cases be in the grade held ~t the time of such retllement. A. DE SALABERRY, D. MACDOUGALL, Dept. Adjt. GenIs. Militia, and Act. do. for U· & L. C.

HEAD QUARTERS, Quebec, 30th August, 1861. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER, No.3. His Excellency the Commander in Chief has been pleased to direct that all Rules and Rugulations adopted by any Corps of the Active Force, under the provi.ions of the 41st section of the Consolidllted Militia Laws of the Province, shall be signed by every Member of the Corps before being sent to Head Quarters for His Excellency's approval. A. DE SALABERRY, Lt.-Colonel, Dept. Adjt. Genl. Militia, L.C.

HEAD QUARTERS, Quebec, 3rd October, 1861. MILITIA GENERAL ORDERS, No.1. His Excellency the Commander in Chief desires to acquaint all Officers Commanding Field Batterie~, that the "Reserve or Service Ammunition" originally issued wilh the Batteries, is not to be used on any account whatever-not even for a temporary purpose with the intention of being subsequently replaced-without previous authority from this Depanment,-and the Inspecting Field Officers will specially report on Ihis subject during their annual Inspections of the present year, with a view teJ the expense of any deficiency in such" Reserve· Ammunition" being charged to the Corps. No.2. Commanding Officers of Rifle Corps are reminded at the same time that the 10 rounds per Rifle of" Service Ammunition," ordered to be kept in reserve for emergencies, are not to be used for practice or any ordinary purpose -and the Inspecting Field Officers are requested to report to this Department any infringement of thid order. 70 Militia General Orders, 4-c.

No.3. With reference to the General Order of the 22nd May last, fixing the number at' Men and Horses to be allowed pay for Drill for the present year, His Ex:celleQcy has been pleasedto direct that no Cavalry, J oat Artillery or Rifle Corps shall henceforward proceed to Drill as a Corps, so as to be allowed to drll.w pay for such D rill, unless Thirty Men, at the least, have attended according to law. A. DE SALABERRY, D. MACDOUGALL, Dept. Adjt. Genl. Militia L. C. and Actg. do. U. C.

HEAD QUARTERS, Quebec, 22nd October, 1861. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER. His Excellency the Commander in Chief cannot leave Canada with­ out addressing a few words to the officers and men of the Militia which he has had for nel1rly seven ye.rs the honor to command, more especially to that portion of such Militia organized as the Active Force. . The 'Volunteer Force has been formed since His Excellency assumed the Government of this Colony, and he now desires to thank the offieers aud men composing that force for the readiness with whi, h they have listened to advice and suggeotions on his part, for the zeal which they have shewn in the service generally. and for the energy with which they have turned out to aid the Civil Power Or to shew honor to the Governor General himself or to more distinguished strRngers. His Excellency confidently believes that the whole Mili till. ofCl1nn,da, Sp-dent.1ry I1nd Active, will be rearly at 1111 times to defend their Homes and support the Crown of England as their Fathers have done before them-but he would exhort them not t.o slacken in their exer­ tions-persevemnce in their Drill and practice with their Rifles will make Canadians as fit alld able to protect their Country as any Soldiers in the world, and the strength of the Briish Empire will, in case of emergency, be exerted with two· fold energy ~nd two-fold heartiness in~upport ofn. people thuQ qualified to fight in their own calise. In sa.ying this His Excellency enrnestly trust. th'lt no war will touch the frontiers of Canflda, and th'1t peace and good wi il towf1rds those with whom we hftve no cmse for qUflrrel, will continue to bless our borders ItS they have done for ml1ny years-With this prayer he biLls the Militia of Canada heartily farewell. By ComlO

HEAD QUARTERS, Quebec, 20th December, 1861. MILITIA. GENERAL ORDER, No.2. , His Excellency the Commander in Chier has had under hiB comi· deration the obvious disadvantages whiCh must exist in the event of any Militia corps being dressed in uniforms diff~rent from any of those worn by Her Majesty's regular Troops with whom they may be re- quired to act. . His Excellency therefore has ordered the re-publication of the Cir­ cular Letter from the office of the Adjutant General of Militia, of the 19thMa.y, 1860, by which the uniform of the Active Militia Force is prescl"ibed, in accordanpe with the lI1ili'i>1 L>1w ; >1nd His Excellen,'y strongly urged the attention of Officers in command of corps of the Ac,ive Force to the necessity ofa. strict compliance with such General Order; and in respect to such corps as m>1y h:we provided themselves with Undre~s Uniform of Grey Cloth, His Excellency urges tha.t the Regulation Unitorm should be procured by ,hem so , oon as their cir­ cumstances will permit. [Copy,] " Circular, ~ " Active F01'ce, 5 ADJ'CTANT GENEI;AL'S OFFICE, " Quebec, 19th May, 1860, " Sm,-In accorda.nce with section 31 of the Consolidated l\lilitia ,Laws, His Excellency the Commander in Chief ha.s been pleased to prescribe the following pattern tor all clothing to befurnished infuture by the Volunteer Force of the Province; viz' , Field Batteries and Foot Companies of Artillery. " Blue ,Tunios and Trowsers, the same' as the Royal Artillery. Cavalry.

" Bl~e Tunics, single b"reasted, with Scarlet facings ~ Officers to wrar and whIte cord: Silver Lace " Blue Trows\lrs with white stripes down the lrgs : • Rifle Corps 01' Companies. "Rille Green Tunics, singlebre>1~tec1, whh Scarlet f:'\cings anel Black Cord Shoulder Strap; collar >1nd cuffs 'lig;htly bl.aided, " Rille Green Trowsers wi 1h 1 wo stri pes of Black BraId on a scarlet stripe down the legs: ·the Highl>1nd Comp"nies are recom~enued to Weal' Tunic. or Jackets a.nd Trews the s[tme a.9 those n~ed In the re­ gular servic~, the mate~i>11[tn'l facings of the Tuui'J or Jltcket to be in uniform with the other Rille Corps. . " The Buttons of the Tunics of' paeh AIm ~f the Force to he oftha ~ame description as those worn in the re2:ular service, encircled with the words, " Volunteer Miliria Canada." 72 :Militia General Orders, 4-c•

Head Dress. " His Excellency is plcltsed to leave the description of .t.he fut?re Head Dress t.o be decided by the Force themselves: but, with a vIew to unit"ormi 'y at each Station, it must be so arranged th'l.t each Arm of tbe se vice will always appear on Par'1de with the same style of Head D,·es.;-the Highland Companies however will continue to wear Buch Head Dress as may be considered most suitable to themselves . .. In thns prescrihing a. Uniform for t.he

HEAD QUARTERS, Quebec, 23rd July, 1862. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER. ACTIVE FORCE. Extrot Ammunition will be issued to Commanding Officers ef Volun­ teer Corps in quantities not less than seveu hundred Rounds at one time. Comma,nding Officers requiring such Ammunition to m"ke applica,; ion fur the same to 1his Office. All such Ammuniti"n must be paid for before delivery at the mte of fifteen dollars per thous:.md Ball Cu.rtridges and seventy-five cents per thousan<.1 percussion Caps. ' A. DE SALABERR Y, Lt.-Colollel, J. R. NASH, Lt.-Colonel, Dept. Adjt. Genl's. of Militia. L. &U. C. HEA.D QUARTERS, Quebec, 8Lh August, 1862. ' MILITIA GENERAL ORDER, No 1. ACTIVE FORCE. Officers in command of Corps who may apply for extra ammunition unuer the GeneJal Order of the 23rd ultimo. are inlo.mpu that. the quarter barrel u.ontains seven hundr"d (7UO) rounds of Ball C'trlridgt's, anJ that ammunition will ill future· be issued in quartel' bu.rrel$. Militia General Orders, 4'c' 73

Officers making application for extra ammunition will therefore in future calculate the. quantity asked for, in quarter barrels, and take care that the quanllty demanded oorre~pond8 with the entire contents of one or more quarter barrels. The payment for extra ammunition issued by the llispecting Field Officers at loronto and Montreal, is to be made by the Officer making the application for such extra ammunition, depositing the money in the Bank of Upper Canada 10 the credit of the Receiver General's Department, and transmitting the Certificate of Deposit for the same to the Inspecting Field Officer who will forward it to this Department together with his statement of extra ammunition issued. A. DE SALABERRY, J. R. NASH, Dept. Adjt. Genl's Militia. lJ. & L. C. HEAD QUARTERS, Quebec; 21st August, 1862. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER, No. l. ACTIVE FORCE. . A general system of marking the Imperial Armq and Accoutrements loaned to the Province, having been approved by the Secretary of State for War,-His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief desires that no mark of any kind be placed on such Arms and Accoutrements by the Volunteer Force until the prescribed mark has been com­ municated in General Orders A. DE SALABERRY, Lt.-Colonel, Dept. Adjt. Genl. Militia. L. C. HEAD QUARTERS. Quebec, 27th August, 1862. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER, No.4. With reference to the General Order, Number 2, oHM 22Iid March, 1861, His Excellency the Conima.nder in Chief is pleased to dil'e~t that the revised "Field Exerci~e and 'Evolutions of Infantry"; approved of by the General Order, dated Horse (luards, January, 1862, be adopted by the Active Force and the Militia of Canada, and aU Infantry Drill Instructors of the Militia will be governed accordingly. No.5. His Excellency the Governor General and Commander in Chief having obtained from His Excellency t~e Lieutenant GeDlir~l !J0rri­ manding Her,Majesty's Forces, the serVIces of the non-commlsslOneq officers ocHer Majesty's Serdce sent frem England for the purpose .of drill and instruction to the }Iilitia, is pleased to place the same at the disposal of the Militia. ~ 74 Militia General Orders, o/c'

His Excellency desires to impress strongly on the Officers under whose orders Drill Instructors are or may be placed, that these Drill Instructors are funished free of el'pense to those whom they instruct; and that such Officers are to endeavour, as far as possible, ,to make the services of such.Instructors available not only for the Corps of the Active Force already in· existence, but also for such others as may be hereafter organized in their respective localities, and gazetted; and further, for instruction to such of the Sedentary Militia er Drill Associations within their neighbourhood as may desire to procure military instruction. It will be therefore incumbent on the Officers·, under whose orders the Drill Instructors are so placed, to make such artangements as that the convenience of the several Corps or Drill Associations shall be consulted, at the same time with the economy of transport of the Instructors from one place to another, and the making of their services the most available. The Commander in Chief is also pleased to call the attention of the Militia to the fact that the Drill Instructors being only temporarily resident in the Province for the special service assigned to them, it is especially incumbent on officers and non·commissioned officers, both of the Active and Sedentary Militia, to acquire such a knowledge of and proficiency in their drill and military duties, as will enable them on the departure of the Drill Instructors to impart, from time to time. the knowledge thus acquired to those who may be under their command. A. DESALABERRY, Lt.-Colonel, Deputy Adjutant Genl'. of Militia.

HEAD QUARTERS. Quebec, 29th October, 1862. MILITIA GENERAL ORDERS, NO.1. ACTIVE FORCE. Volunteer Rifle Corps and Companies, although armed with the long Enfield Rifle, are to be instructed in the Manual and Platoon Exer­ cises prescribed for the short Enfield Rifle in the" Field Exercise and Evolution~ of Infantry, .1862," except as regards the modes of fixing and unfixing bayonets, III which instances the directiOlls laid down fur the long Rifle are to be followed: also all orders contained in the ".Field Exercise" .for the guidance of Troops carrying the short RIfle are to be conSldered as applicable to Volunteers although armed with the long Rifle. ' • All Corps a.nd Companies of" Infantry" will, however, be instructed I~ the.Manual a:nd !la~oon Exercises, prescribed for the long English Rifle In the SlI

No.2. His Excellency the Commander in Chief is pleased to direct that the" Field Artillery Exercises," approved of by the General Order, dated Horse Guards, 1st August, 1861, be adopted by the Volunteer Field Batteries of Artillery in Canada. A DE SALABERRY, WALKER POWELL, Dept. Adjt. Genl's. Militia. U.&L.C.

HEAD QUARTERS. Quebec, 17th November, 1862. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER, No.1. His Excellency the Commander in Chief has. been pleased to pro­ mulgate the following orders for tho information and guidance of the Militia of the Province, respecting the appointment and duties of Bri­ gade Majors under the provisions of the existing Militia Law, viz: 1. A Brigade Major in accordance with the amended Militia Act of la~t Session, will be appointed and stationed at such place in each Military District, as the Commander in Chief may direct, and be sub­ ject to removal within that, or to any other District, at his discretion. 2. The Brigade Majors of each District will superintend the Drill and Instruction of all Volunteer Companies within his District, fur­ nishing Monthly Reports thereof to the Adjutant General's Depart­ ment, as to their state of discipline and efficiency, and average atten­ dance at Drill. 3. Ho will inspect not less than once a quarter, and as often as he may be directed, the Arms, Accoutrem~nts, Great Coa.ts, and other Stores issued to each Company within his District, and forward to the Adjutant General's Department Quarterly Returns thereof, or Special Reports, when required, a~ to their general state, and defioiencies, When such occnr. 4. The Drill Instructors in each Distl'ict will be placed under his sole control, he will distribute them through the districts and detail them for their respective duties as occasion may require. 5. He will be required to organize Drill Associations amongst the Officers and Non Commissioned Officers of each Battalion of Sedentary Militia within his District, with a view to their acquiring such a. knowledge of and proficiency in their Drill and Military duties as will enable them to impart, as occasion may require, the knowledge thus obtained to those under their command. This branch of his duty will also include the control and supervision of the organisations for Drill contemplated by the 11th Clause of the amended Militia Act of l&st Session. 76 Militia Gene11al Orders, fe.

6. It will further be his duty to secure the enrolment of such quota as may be ordered from time to time among First Class Service men within his District---First into Companies, and whenever practicable next into Battalions, under Officers qualified to command them. 7. He will further be su bject to such orders and regulations as the Commander in Chief may see fit, from time to time, to issue for his guidance and instruction. He will report direct to Head Quarters, and be the chltnnel of all communications therewith in each Military District, for the Militia both Sedentary and Active. 8. On appointment he will be expected to devote his undivided attention to the duties of his office, more especially for the first six months after such appointment, and until he has initiated the system, nnd brougbt his District into working order. 9. Brigade Majors to rank as Majors in the Militia and wear the uniform of their rank, and in accordance With the Militia Regulations on that head. . A. DE SALABERRY, Lt.·Colonel, WALKER POWELL, Lt -Colonel. Deputy Adjutant Genl's of Militia, Lower and Upper Canada.

HEAD QUARTERS, Quebec, 13th November, 1862. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER, No. 1. His Excellency the Comm!Lnder in Chief has been pleased to direct th.at inju!ur.e all issues of Arms !Lnd Accoutrements to Volunteer Corps Will be lImited to fifty-five stand per Company according to the General Order No.2, of the 22nd May 1861. ' A. DE SALABERRY, WALKER PO WELL, Lt.-Colonels, Dept. Adjt. Genl's. Militia. U. &. L. C.

HEAD QUARTERS, Quebec, 28th November, 1862. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER, No.2. With reference to paragraph No.9 of Militia Gener!Ll Order No.1, of 17th November lllstant, and with a view of saving unnecess!Lry outl!Ly and expense to Brigade Majors of Military Districts His Excelle~cy . the Co~mancler in Chief is pleased to state th!Lt h~ does not deSire It to be lllcumbent on such Brigade Majors to obtain the Militia Generrl Orders, 4-c. 77

full Uniform of their Rank: b)lt that, until further orders, it will suffice that they are in possession of the undress Uniform of the Rank of Brigade Majors (being Field Officers) as laid down in the regula tiona for the dress of Her Majesty's Army, 1857, and consisting of Frock Coat, Undress Trowsers, Waistcoat, Forage Cap and Great Ooat, Spurs, Sword, Scabbard, Sword Knot, Sword Belt and Plate, Boots and ~loves : and that the lace and ornaments or embroidery and appointments thereof where of gold or gilt in Her Majesty's service, 8ho.11 be of silver according to the Militia Regulation~. A. DE SALABERRY, Lt.-Colonel, WALKER POWELL, Lt.-Colonel, Dept. Adjt. Genl's. of Militia. L.&U.C.

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ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Quebec, 16th March, 1863. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER. His Excellency the Commander in Chief PRESIDENT: having ordered a Court of Inquiry, composed Lt.-Col. Thos. Wily, of the Officers named in the Margin, to as­ Canadian Mili tia. semble at Quebec, to examine into, and re­ port upon a complo.int made by the Brigade lrEMBERS: Major of the Seventh Military District of Major H. Bernard, Lower Canada, against the Second Company. Com. Civil Ser. Rifles. (Captain Knight's,) of the Eighth Battalion or Stadacona Militia Rifles, Quebec, is hereby Major E. Panet, pleased to approve of the "Finding" of the 9th Bt. Vol. M. Rifles. said Court, to the following effect, viz: " The Court having duly considered the evidence brought forward " in support of the prosecution, 118 well as what has been adduced in "mitigation by DI". Wolff, on the part of the Second Company, " Eighth Batt.'tJion Volunteer Militia Rifles, are of opinion that the "Company in not accepting the Offieer, who was sent by Major Camp. " bell to command them, was guilty of an act of disobedience, which " was a breach of good order, and highly subversive. of military dis­ "cipline. Whilst the Court are of opinion, that nothing can justify " the commission of such an act of insubordination, they consider that "the Cnmpany may have possibly thus behaved, in some measure, " from ignorauce and inexperieuce, and from a mistaken belief that " the Company, although now one ofa Battalion, had its own Officers, " by whom alone it should be commanded. The Court also desire to " express their regret, that the Company was left, by the absence of " two Officers in England, and one from ~ickness, to the very an~ 5* 78 Militia General Orders, o/c'

"malous position of being commanded by the Surgeon. The C01ut " further entertl1in the ~pinion, tha~ .disobedience 0: ?r~ers~hould be " del1lt with, rather unuer the prOVISIOns of the MIll ha Law for the " time lieing, instead of resort, as in this case, bei!lg had to ~n e:rtreme " measure, the propriety of, or indeed the authorIty for WhICh, IS very " doubtful. "With regard to the charge brought against Major Campbell of " haviJ"Jg refused to obey the orders of Colonel Sewell, the Comml1nd­ "ant this ha~ not been proven in evidence, and he is therefore ex­ "one~ated therefrom. But the Court cl1nnot here avoid reml1rking "that the use by that Officer, to his superior, of the expression, " , Colonel Sewell, 1 comml1nd here and will admit of no interference' " shewed an absence of the true appreciation of their respective mili­ " ta.ry posi tiona. Implicit and ready obedience. at all times, and " under any circumstances, to all lawful orders, on the part of Officers " and Men of the Volun tem; Force, is a duty of the first importance, " and is the foundation on which their character I1S a military orgl1- . " nisation must be built." The Commander in Chief I1grees with the opinion of the Court of Inquiry, that the conduct of Number Two Company,.Eighth Battalion, on the evening of March Third, WI1S of a nature entirely subversive of the principle of implicit obedience to the command of a superior, the observance of which is essential to the efficiency of all military orga­ nisations, whether the men composing the force be civili&ns or regular soldiers. Volunteers must never forget that if their services are to be of any practical use to their country, they are bound equally with profes­ sional soldiers to make, when on duty, a complete surrender of their individual freedom of action. Unless this 8!tcrifice is thoroughly a.nd cordially made, mere tech­ nical drill is worthless, and discipline, for any useful purpo~e, cannot with truth be Baid to exis t. The Comma.nder in Chief regrets ver.y much that the men of so fine a Company as Number Two, Eighth B,ttalion, should have been be­ trayed into conduct reflecting so much discredit upon themselves, and e:r~bi!ing such forgetfulness of the fundamental principle of military dl~CIphne. Under all the circumstances however the Commander in Chief is satisfied to accept the apology offered before the Court of Inquiry on the part of the Company, namely, that the men aMed in ignorance and without a premeditated intention of insubordination. The Commander in Chief however would fail in hi! duty towards the Force ifhe did not warn the Company that any-the slightest recnrrence of such unsoldierlike conduct-will be visited with severe punishment. Militia General Orders,4"c. 79

The conduct of Major Oampbell, in addressing to his superior Officer t~e words which he himself ~mits he used, was reprehensible, and Major C>LmpbeU must be admoDlshed to be in future more careful in his language when speaking to his superiors The Commander in Chief COD curs with the opinion of the Court of Inquiry, that an error in judgment was committed iQ. giving to the men of the Company an order to lay down their arms, &0, and instead of putting in force against the disobedient the provisions of the Militia Law. A. DE SALABERRY, Lieut.-Col. Dept. Adjt. Genl. of Militia, L. C.

HEAD QUARTERS. Quebec, 10th April, 1863. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER, No. 1. ACTIVE FORCE. The following General Order No.2 of the 10th January, 1862, res­ peoting Great Coats, is re-published for the information and strict guidance of Officers Commanding Corps of the Volunteer Foroe and all others concerned, viz : " The Commander in Chief desires to impress upon Officers com­ mandingCorps of the Active Force, that the Great Coats now being issued to the Force a~e public property, and should, in all cases, be treated in exactly the same manner, as regards use and custody, with the Arms and Accoutrements of the Men. They should be kept in the building appointed for keeping the Arms, and should not, on any pretence, be worn, except when the Men are engaged in Drill or on duty. Commanding Officers will be held personally responsible for the enforcement of this Order." His Excellency desires at the same time to acquaint the Officers of the Volunteer Force, that if any of them desire to wear the Great Coats issued to the V 8lunteers, they will be permitted specially to do so upon paying their value, at the rate of four dollars per Coat, into the Bank of Upper Canada, to the credit of the Receiver General, for­ warding the" Deposit Receipt" therefor to this Department, through their Brigadp. Major,--·but it will be necessary in all cases to receive previous authority for such issues from Head Quarters. A. DE SALABERRY, Lt.-Colonel, Dept Adjt. Genl. Militia, Lower Canada. 80 Militia General Orders, etc.

HEAD QUARTERS, Toronto, 4th June, 1857. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER, No. 1. His Excellency the Governor General and Commander in Chief desires that no man shall be enrolled as 11 Volunteer in any Corps of the Active Force of the Province, who has served in another Corps, except such Volunteer shall have been legally discharged from the Corps he has previously served in, and Officers commanding Corps of the Active Force shall enquire from every Volunteer offering to enter the Corps under their command, whether such Volunteer has pre­ viously served in another Corps, and if 80, shall satisfy themselves that he has been legally discharged before they enter him on the Service Roll of the Battery, Troop or Company. DE ROTTENBURG, Adjt. Genl. Militia.

HEAD QUARTERS, Quebec, 25th April, 1860. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER, No.2. The numbers in a parenthesis opposite to each Compa~y, designate their po~ition by seniority, but the Highland Companies always take the Flanks of the Battalion on parade. D. MACDONELL, Depy. Adjt. Genl. U. C. Table of Contents~ 81

TABLE O-F CONTENTS.

PAGE. Generrit Orders and' O~'rcwlar Adjutal)t El-enera:l's Department 5 Memoranda.' Artillery, L. C.,- Field' Batteries. • • • • • • •• 15 , PAGE. , Companies of Foot Artillery. 15 Ammunition ", Service/' reg'll­ " Brevet» or Militia Rank- latIOns respe<>ling .••••• ", 69 Colonels.. • • • • • • • • • • • 8' Amro.nnJtiQn, e)ltra, ,h\lw to be Lieutenlj,nt-Colonels .. • • • • 8 a pplied for. • • • • • • • • • •• 72 Majors...... 9 Arms, cnre of. • • • • • • • • •• 60 Captains. • • • .. .. • • • • •• 11 Arms, &c.; 'to be kept in Brigade Majors. • • • • • •• • • 5 Armories. • .. .. • • • • • •• 63 Cavalry, L. 0'. • • •. ..••• 13 Arms not to be tampered with. 64 Engineer Companies, L. C. •• 16 Arms, cleaning of, directions for 64 In.peC'ting Field Officers. • • • • 5 Arms, care of, who responsible Mnsketry Instructors. • ••• • • 8 for ...... ~ 67 Ollict-rs retired retaining rank Arms, marking of. '. • • • • •• 73 fhr luture service. • • • •• •• 58 Arms, issue of, number per Provincial Storekeepers ••••'. 7 Company fixed.. • • • • • •• 76 Rille and Infantry Corps, L C.- Assembly not to be sounded M. D. No.2. • •• • • • • •• 17 withont distinguishing Can M. D. No.3. • • • • • • • •• 17 in Garrison Towns.. • • • •• 60 M. D. No.4 ...... 18 Brigade Majors, instru'ctions for 75 M. D. No.5 •••••••• " 18 Brignde Majors, undress uni­ M. D. No.6...... 19 form prescribed. • • • • • •• 76 M. D. No.7 ...... 21 By-laws for Corps recom- M. D. No.8 •••••••••• 24 mended. • •• • ••• • • •• •• 60 M. D. No.9 ...... 25 By-laws to be signed by all M. D. No. ]0. • •• • • • • •• 27 Members •••••• ,. •••• 69 M. D. No. II "Montreal". 28 Cavalry Swords permitted to Artillery, U. C.,- remain with men. • • • • • •• 63 Field Batteries. • • • • • • •• 35 Clothing and Appointments of Companies of Foot Artillery. 36 Militia to be imported free of Cavalry. • • •• ... • • • • • •• 33 Customs duty. • • • • • .. •• 59 Engineer Company. • • • • •• 37 CorpR not to appear armed, Naval and Marine Companies. 37 except on duty or at drill. •• 63 'j{iJleand Infantry Coys. U. C.- Corps mustering under thirty M. D. No.1.. • • • • • • •• 38 not allowed pay. • • .. .. •• 70 M. D. No.2 •••••••••• 40 Companies, position 01, in Bat- M.D. No.3 •••••••••• 42 talion • • • • • • • • •• •• • •• 80 M. D. No.4...... 44 Drill Books prescribed •••••• 73-75 M. D. No.5. • •• • • • • •• 45 Drill Instructors, orders resp~ct- M. D. No.6 ...... 47 ing...... 73 M. D. No.7. • • • • • •• •• 50 Great Coats, care of ••••••• 66-79 M. D. No.8 •••••••••• 53 Great Coats not to be altered.. 66 M. D. No.9 ...... 56 Great Coats may be altered to M. D. No. 10" Toronto".. 57 suit MQunted Corps.. • • • •• 66 82 Tahle of Oontents.

PAGE. PAGE. Great Coats mar be purchased. 79 Reports to be made; and mode Honorary Mem erB to Corps to of when called out in aid oj be encouraged ••••••••• 60 Civil Power ...... 59 Honorary Members, draft of Retention of Rank on retire- . rules reSpecting •••••••• 61 ment regulated...... " • 68 Salutes, &c., not to be fired Insubordination, act of, Court of without due notice to Mili- Enquiry on ••••••••••• 77 tRry Authorities in Garrison Manual and Platoon Exercises, Towns •••••••••••••• 60 directions respecting •••••• 74 Stores to be handed over by Official Documents public pro- retiring Commanding Officer perty •••••••••••••••• 62 to his snccessor in the Corps 62 Unauthorized claims disallowed 64 Promotions, regulations re- specting ...... 68 U ~iforms, regulations respect- IOg ••. _._ ••••••••••••• 71 Quarterly Returns, when to be Valedictory G. 0., His Excel- forwarded ...... 62 lency Sir Edmund Head ••• 70 Relative Rank of Officers Com- Volunteers must be discharged missioned 10 Active Rnd from Corps thel' are serving Sedentary Force •••••••• 59 in prior to enrol ing in another 80