Brigadier General Francis Aylmer Maxwell VC, CSI, DSO & Bar - 18th Bengal Lancers ( att'd Robert's Horse )


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IN : SCOTLAND - SOUTH

ROXBURGHSHIRE DUMFRIES LOTHIAN AYRSHIRE
DUNBARTONSHIRE ISLE OF COLONSAY KINTYRE, ARGYLL

ROXBURGHSHIRE

Name James,
BLAIR
John Brunton,
DAYKINS


Rank General Sergeant

Force 2nd Bombay Light Cavalry 2 / 4th The York & Lancaster Regiment

VC won Neemuch, Indian Mutiny,
12 August 1857
Solesmes, France,
20 October 1918


London Gaz 25 February 1862 6 January 1919

Born Nimach, Gwalior State, India,
27 January 1828
Ormiston Farm, Hawick,
26 March 1883


Died 18 January 1905,
Melrose, Roxburghshire
24 January 1933,
Edinburgh


Grave Trinity Churchyard, Melrose, Roxburghshire Castlewood Cemetery, Jedburgh, Roxburghshire

Location
of VC
Not publicly held York & Lancaster Regiment Museum, Rotherham

Remarks CB MM

DUMFRIES / LOTHIAN

Name Samuel Thomas Dickson,
WALLACE
John,
GRIEVE
William,
ROBERTSON

Rank Captain Lieutenant & Adjutant Lieutenant Colonel
Force 'C' Bty, 63rd Brigade
Royal Field Artillery
2nd Dragoons
( Royal Scots Greys )
The Gordon Highlanders
VC won Gonnelieu, France,
30 November 1917
Balaclava, Crimea,
25 October 1854 *
Bandslaagte, 2nd Boer War,
21 October 1899

London Gaz 13 February 1918 24 February 1857 20 July 1900
Born Thornhill, Dumfries,
7 March 1892
Musselbrugh, Lothian,
3 may 1821
Dumries,
27 February 1865

Died 2 February 1968,
Moffat, Dumfries & Galloway
1 December 1873,
Inveresk, Lothian
6 December 1949,
Edinburgh

Grave Moffat Cemetery, Dumfries & Galloway St Michael's Churchyard, Inveresk, Lothian
( turfstone erected August 2003 )
Portobello Cemetery, Musselburgh, Lothian
Location
of VC
Royal Artillery Museum, Woolwich Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide National War Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh
Remarks None * Charge of the Heavy Brigade CBE

AYRSHIRE

Name William James Montgomery,
CUNNINGHAME
James Dagleish,
POLLOCK
Ross,
TOLLERTON

Rank Colonel Captain Private
Force 1st Bn, The Rifle Brigade 5th Bn, The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders
VC won Sebastopol, Crimea,
20 November 1854
Hohenzollern Redoubt, France,
27 September 1915
Battle of Aisne, France,
14 September 1914

London Gaz 24 February 1857 18 December 1915 19 April 1915
Born Ayr, Ayrshire,
20 May 1834
Tilicoutry, Clackmannanshire,
3 June 1890
Ayr,
6 May 1890

Died 11 November 1893,
Gunton, Suffolk
10 May 1958,
Ballochmyle, Ayrshire
7 May 1931,
Ayr, Ayrshire

Grave Kirkmichael Churchyard, Ayr, Ayrshire Ayr Cemetery, Ayrshire Knadgehill Cemetery, Irvine, Ayrshire
Location
of VC
Royal Green Jackets Museum, Winchester Highlanders Museum, Fort George Highlanders Museum, Fort George
Remarks None None None

DUNBARTONSHIRE / ISLE OF COLONSAY / KINTYRE, ARGYLL

Name George de Cardonnel Elmsall,
FINDLAY
Sir John Carstairs,
MCNEILL
William Henry Snyder,
NICKERSON

Rank Colonel Major General Major General
Force 409 ( Lowland ) Field Company,
Corps of Royal Engineers
107th Regiment, Bengal Infantry
( Royal Sussex Regiment )
Royal Army Medical Corps,
att'd Mounted Infantry

VC won Sambre-Oise-Canal, France,
4 November 1918
Ohanpu, New Zealand,
20 March 1864
Wakkerstroom, 2nd Boer War,
20 April 1900

London Gaz 15 May 1919 16 August 1864 12 February 1901
Born Balloch, Dunbartonshire,
20 August 1889
Colonsay, Argyllshire,
28 March 1831
Dorchester, New Brunswick, Canada,
27 March 1875

Died 26 June 1967,
Helensburgh, Dunbartonshire
25 May 190,
St James' Palace, London
10 May 1954,
Cour, Kintyre, Argyll

Grave Kilmaranock Churchyard, Dunbartonshire Oronsay Priory, Isle of Colonsay His home in Cour, private burial ground
Location
of VC
Royal Engineers Museum, Gillingham Lord Ashcroft VC Collection Not publicly held
Remarks MC & Bar GCVO KCB KCMG CB CMG

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