Great Britain

The Queen’s

The East Surrey Regiment

Kingdom of England
 
1661: Tangier Regiment
Earl of Peterborough’s
1663: Earl of Teviot’s
1663: 2nd Bn raised
1663: Henry Norwood’s
16??: 2nd Bn disbanded
1668: Earl of Middleton’s
1675: Earl of Inchiquin’s
1680: Sir Palmes Fairbourne’s
1682: Piercy Kirke’s
1685: The Queen Dowager’s
Regiment of Foot

Piercy Kirke’s
1691: William Selwyn’s
1694:

Sir Richard Attkin’s
Regiment of Foot
1694:
George Villier’s
1698:

disbanded
 
1701: Henry Bellasis’
1702:


George Villier’s
Regiment of Marines

1703: Earl of Portmore’s
Alexander Luttrell’s
1706:
Joshua Churchill’s
1707: Kingdom of Great Britain
1710: Piercy Kirke’s

1711:
Sir Henry Goring’s
1713:

Sir Henry Goring’s
Regiment of Foot
1715: The Princess of Wales’s Own
Regiment of Foot

Piercy Kirke’s
Lord John Kerr’s


1727: The Queen’s Own
Regiment of Foot

Piercy Kirke’s



1728:
Lord Charles Cathcart’s
1731:
William Hargrave’s
1737:
William Handasyde’s
1741: Thomas Fowke’s

1745:
Lord Henry Beauclerk’s
1747: ranked as 2nd Foot
ranked as 31st Foot
1747: Thomas Fowke’s

1749:
Henry Holmes’s
1751: 2nd (The Queen’s Royal)
Regiment of Foot

31st Regiment of Foot

1756:
2nd Bn raised
2nd Bn, 31st Regiment of Foot
1758:
2nd Bn → 70th Foot →
70th Regiment of Foot

2nd-Foot

31st-Foot

70th-Foot
1782:


31st (Huntingdonshire)
Regiment of Foot


70th (Surrey)
Regiment of Foot


1794: 2nd Bn raised


1797: 2nd Bn disbanded


1801: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
1805:
2nd Bn raised

1814:
2nd Bn disbanded

1857: 2nd Bn raised


2nd Foot
31st Foot
70th Foot
layout
31st Foot
70th Foot
The creation of the territorial regiments by the Childers reforms
layout layout
1881: 1st Bn,    2nd Bn, 1st Bn, 2nd Bn,
The Royal West Surrey Regiment
(The Queen’s)
The Queen’s
(Royal West Surrey Regiment)
The East Surrey Regiment
West-Surrey
East-Surrey
WSurrey
ESurrey
layout
ESurrey
1920: The Queen’s Royal Regiment
(West Surrey)

WSurrey
layout
1922: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
1948: 2nd Bn disbanded
2nd Bn disbanded
1948:
part of
The Home Counties Brigade
part of
The Home Counties Brigade
layout
ESurrey
layout layout
1959: 1st Battalion,
The Queen’s Royal Surrey Regiment
Home Counties
1966: 1st Battalion (Queen’s Surreys),
The Queen’s Regiment
1968: 1st Battalion,
The Queen’s Regiment
part of
The Queen’s Division
Queens
1992: merged into
The Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment
(Queen’s and Royal Hampshires)
POWRRQH