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| part of The Lancastrian Brigade |
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| transferred to The Fusilier Brigade |
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The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers
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| 1688: | Robert Peyton’s Regiment of Foot │ |
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| 1789: | Viscount Boyne’s │ |
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| 1706: | John Newton’s │ |
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| 1714: | Thomas Meredith’s │ |
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| 1719: | William Egerton’s │ |
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| 1732: | Earl of Effingham’s │ |
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| 1737: | Richard St. George’s │ |
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| 1740: | Alexander Rose’s │ |
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| 1740: | Thomas Bligh’s │ |
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| 1746: | Viscount Sackville’s │ |
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| 1749: | Earl of Albemarle’s │ |
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| 1751: | 20th Regiment of Foot │ │ |
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| 1756: | 2nd Bn raised │ |
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| 1758: | 2nd Bn → 67th Foot │ |
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| 1782: | 20th (East Devonshire) Regiment of Foot │ |
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| 1799: | 2nd Bn raised │ |
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| 1802: | 2nd Bn disbanded │ |
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| 1842: | Reserve Bn raised │ |
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| 1849: | Reserve Bn disbanded │ |
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| 1858: | 2nd Bn raised │ |
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| The creation of the territorial regiments by the Childers reforms | ||
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| 1881: | 1st Bn, 2nd Bn, | |
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| 1898: | 3rd Bn raised │ |
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| 1900: | 4th Bn raised │ |
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| 1906: | 3rd Bn and 4th Bn disbanded │ |
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| 1948: | 2nd Bn disbanded │ |
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| 1952: | 2nd Bn raised │ |
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| 1955: | 2nd Bn disbanded │ |
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| 1968: | 4th Battalion, The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers |
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| 1969: | disbanded | |