"Flags of French Irish Infantry Regiment Bulkeley" Topic

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Tango01	25 Jun 2020 9:23 p.m. PST
"Bulkeley was another Irish emigré unit that entered French service in 1690. As with so many French regiments there were various changes of name throughout its history, usually reflecting the name of a new colonel. It was Bulkeley from 1733 to 1775 when the regiment was amalgamated with Dillon. For the first years of the Seven Years War Bulkeley was guarding the coasts. The regiment was sent in 1760 under the command of the chevalier de Jerningham, Charles Louis de Barfort, to join the army of Germany and it was at the combats of Corbach and Warburg. It was very distinguished in the defence of Marburg the 14th February 1761, where, according to Susane "it repulsed three attacks by the enemy, killed their commander General Breidembach and seven other officers, and took three cannons". In July it was in the battle of Vellinghausen "where the Irish captured the village and the redoubt of Schedingen". Its last act in the war was taking part in the attack on the castle of Sabbaborg. After the peace of 1763 the regiment was in garrison at Bouchain and it absorbed the remainder of the regiment of Royal-Écossais by an order of 21st December 1762…." Main page link Amicalement Armand
Extrabio1947	26 Jun 2020 3:31 a.m. PST
If anybody does ImagiNations, David can design flags based on your specifications for a very reasonable price. I highly recommend his services. I paint my own flags, but ordered a set from David to use as guides, and they have been invaluable.
Tango01	28 Jun 2020 8:22 p.m. PST
Thanks!. Amicalement Armand

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