Name	James, CHAMPION	Frederick, HITCH	Peter, LEITCH	Lord Henry Hugh Manvers, PERCY
Rank	Troop Sergeant-Major	Private	Colour-Sergeant	Lieutenant-General
Force	8th Hussars, ( The King's Royal Irish )	2nd Bn, 24th Regiment ( South Wales Borderers )	Corps of Royal Engineers	3rd Bn Grenadier Guards
VC won	Beejapore, Indian Mutiny, 8 September 1858	Rorke's Drift, Natal, 22-23 January 1879	Sebastopol, Crimea, 18 June 1855	Inkermann, Crimea, 5 November 1854
London Gaz	20 January 1860	2 May 1879	2 June 1858	5 May 1857
Born	Hammersmith, W London, 1834	Edmonton, Middlesex, 29 November 1856	Orwell, Kinross, 1820	Cobham, Surrey, 22 August 1817
Died	4 May 1904, Hammersmith	6 January 1913, Ealing, W London	6 December 1892, Fulham, SW London	3 December 1877, London
Grave	Hammersmith Cemetery, ( grave not marked )	St Nicholas's Churchyard, Old Chiswick ( headstone repaired in 1998 )	Hammersmith Cemetery ( grave not marked - cemetery levelled )	St Nicholas Chapel, Westminster Abbey ( Northumberland vault )
Location of VC	Queen's Royal Hussars Museum, Eastbourne	South Wales Borderers Museum, Brecon	Royal Engineers Museum, Gillingham	Alnwick Castle, Northumberland
Remarks	MSM	None		KCB

WEST LONDON

Name	James Reynolds, ROBERTS
Rank	Private
Force	9th Lancers ( The Queen's Royal )
VC won	Bolundshadur, Indian Mutiny, 28 September 1857
London Gaz	24 December 1858
Born	Bow, East London, 1826
Died	1 August 1859, Marylebone, Central London
Grave	Old Paddington Cemetery ( common ground - grave not marked )
Location of VC	9th / 12th Royal Lancers RHQ, Derby
Remarks	None

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