Regiments of Marines

In 1739/40 ten regiments of Marines were raised in the Army.
In 1747 they were transferred to the control of the Admiralty and they got a ranking in the Army list as well as Marines.
In 1748 they were disbanded and dispersed to Naval establishments and ships.

1739:	Edward Wolfe’s Regiment of Marines │	William Robinson’s Regiment of Marines │	Anthony Lowther’s Regiment of Marines │	John Wynyard’s Regiment of Marines │	Charles Douglass’ Regiment of Marines │
1742:	│ │	│ │	│ │	Viscount Torrington’s │	│ │
	│ │	Fraser’s │	Holmes’ │	│ │	James Cochran’s │
1745:	Churchill’s │	│ │	│ │	│ │	│ │
1747:	ranked as 44th Foot or 1st Marines │	ranked as 45th Foot or 2nd Marines │	ranked as 46th Foot or 3rd Marines │	ranked as 47th Foot or 4th Marines │	ranked as 48th Foot or 5th Marines │
1748:	disbanded	disbanded	disbanded	disbanded	disbanded
1739:	Lewis Moreton’s Regiment of Marines │
1740:	│ │	Henry Cornewall’s Regiment of Marines │	William Hammer’s Regiment of Marines │	Charles Powlett’s Regiment of Marines │	Jefferie’s Regiment of Marines │
1741:	│ │	│ │	John Duncombe’s │	│ │	│ │
	John Laforey’s │	│ │	John Jordan’s │	│ │	Andrew Agnew’s │
1747:	ranked as 49th Foot or 6th Marines │	ranked as 50th Foot or 7th Marines │	ranked as 51st Foot or 8th Marines │	ranked as 52nd Foot or 9th Marines │	ranked as 53rd Foot or 10th Marines │
1748:	disbanded	disbanded	disbanded	disbanded	disbanded