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created 15 July 2000. Corrected and updated
19.04.2006
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19th London Regiment
(St. Pancras)
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United
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Note:
This
is a battalion history of the part-time reserves, which are normally
liable for full-time active service only in an emergency. See the
main regimental page(s) as linked below for more information.
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1860.03.01 |
29th Middlesex
Rifle Volunteer Corps
raised at St. Pancras |
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1860.08.20 |
regimented
with 4th Admin Bn, Middlesex Rifle Vols |
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1861 |
HQ
moved to Regent's Park |
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1861.05.13 |
4th
Admin Bn broken up, and 29th RVC became independent |
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1864 |
29th Middlesex
(North Middlesex) Rifle Volunteer Corps
HQ moved to Camden Town |
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1880.09.03 |
17th Middlesex
(North Middlesex) Rifle Volunteer Corps
HQ at St. Martin's Hall, Pratt Street
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1881.07.01 |
[3rd] volunteer
battalion of The Middlesex Regiment |
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[4th] volunteer
battalion of The Middlesex Regiment |
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1889 |
battalion
came within boundaries of new County of London, formed from parts
of Middlesex, Kent and Surrey |
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18uu |
HQ
moved to High Street, Camden Town |
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1891.12 |
17th Middlesex
(North Middlesex) Volunteer Rifle Corps |
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1892 |
[3rd] volunteer
battalion of The Middlesex Regiment |
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1908.04.01 |
19th (County
of London) Battalion, The
London Regiment (St. Pancras)
transferred to T.F. with HQ and coys at High
Street, Camden Town, London NW |
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- A Company
- B Company
- C Company
- D Company
- E Company
- F Company
- G Company
- H Company
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1915.03 |
1/19th (County
of London) Battalion, The
London Regiment (St. Pancras)
renumbered on formation of 2/19th Battalion |
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1916.07.07 |
transferred
to the corps of The Middlesex Regiment |
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1920.02.07 |
19th (County of London) Battalion, The
London Regiment (St. Pancras)
reconstituted in T.A. with HQ at High Street, Camden
Town, London NW |
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- A Company at ?
- B Company at ?
- C Company at ?
- D Company at ?
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1922 |
19th London
Regiment (St. Pancras) |
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1935.12.15 |
33rd (St. Pancras)
Anti-Aircraft Battalion, RE
converted with HQ at Albany Street, London NW1 |
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- 332 Company at Albany Street, London
- 333 Company at Albany Street, London
- 334 Company at St. Albans Road, Barnet
- 335 Company at High Road, Tottenham
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1939.04.01 |
335
Coy transferred to 74 AA Bn RE |
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1940.08.01 |
33rd (St. Pancras)
Searchlight Regiment, RA |
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- 332 Battery at Albany Street, London
- 333 Battery at Albany Street, London
- 334 Battery at St. Albans Road, Barnet
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1945.01.23 |
632nd (St.
Pancras) Regiment, RA
converted to infantry role |
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1947.04.01 |
568th (St.
Pancras) Searchlight Regiment, RA
reconstituted in T.A. with HQ at St. Pancras |
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1949.03.16 |
568th (St.
Pancras) (Mixed) Light Anti-Aircraft/Searchlight Regiment, RA |
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1955.03.10 |
Q
(St. Pancras) Battery, 512th
Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RA
(amalgamated with 512
(Finsbury Rifles) LAA Regt RA, and
656
LAA Regt RA (Rifle Brigade)) |
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1961.05.01 |
regiment absorbed
into 300 Light
Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RA, and St. Pancras lineage discontinued |
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History: |
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The
London Regiment, by Chris Baker (The British Army in the Great
War) |
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The
London Regiment, by Brad Chappell (The Regimental Warpath 1914-1918) |
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33
(St Pancras) SL Rgt RA(TA), by Derek Barton (The Royal Artillery
1939-45) |
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632
(St Pancras) Infantry Regiment RA(TA), by Derek Barton (The
Royal Artillery 1939-45) |
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Deployment and War Service of Units: |
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Biography
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Forums and Re-Enactors: |
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South Africa
1900-02
The Great War (3 battalions):
Festubert 1915,
Loos, Somme
1916 '18, Flers-Courcelette, Morval, Le Transloy, Messines 1917,
Ypres 1917, Langemarck 1917, Cambrai 1917, St. Quentin, Bapaume
1918, Ancre 1918, Albert 1918, Pursuit to Mons, France
and Flanders 1915-16, Doiran
1917, Macedonia 1916-17,
Gaza, El Mughar, Nebi Samwil, Jerusalem, Jericho, Jordan,
Megiddo, Sharon, Palestine 1917-18
The Second World War: [none
awarded to artillery]
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1899.05.10 |
Hon. Col. Sir W. J. Brown, KCB, VD |
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1918.02.09 |
Maj-Gen. Sir William Thwaites, CB, KCMG |
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1928.12.10 |
Bt-Col. R. W. Eaton, TD |
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1937.05.12 |
Col. Harry Louis (Nathan), 1st Baron Nathan,
PC, TD, DL, JP |
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