In 1741/43 several regiments of Foot were raised.
In 1748 the regiments below were disbanded.
In 1754 two colonels re-raised their regiments in New England (50th and 51st).
In 1756 both were lost at Oswego Fort and disbanded
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| 1741: | John Bruce’s Regiment of Foot │ |
John Folliot’s Regiment of Foot │ |
John Batereau’s Regiment of Foot │ |
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| 1743: | │ │ │ |
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Earl of Loudoun’s Regiment of Foot │ |
William Shirley’s Regiment of Foot │ |
William Pepperell’s Regiment of Foot │ |
| 1747: | ranked as 60th Foot │ |
ranked as 61st Foot │ |
ranked as 62nd Foot │ |
ranked as 64th Foot │ |
ranked as 65th Foot │ |
ranked as 66th Foot │ |
| 1748: | disbanded | disbanded | disbanded | disbanded | disbanded | disbanded |
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| 1754: | 50th Regiment of Foot (American Provincials) │ |
51st Regiment of Foot (Cape Breton Regiment) │ |
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| 1756: | lost and disbanded | lost and disbanded | ||||