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174 CLAN FEKGUSSON
Notes from the British Army Lists.
(These extracts are not guaranteed as containing every officer of
the name, but are believed to afford a substantially complete
catalogue.)
1765.
2nd Dragoons.
Patrick Ferguson, Cornet, 12th July 1759. (Captain, 70th Foot, 1st
September 1768. Major, 71st High", 25th October 1779. Killed at
King's Mountain, South Carolina, 7th October 1780. Son of James
Ferguson of Pitfour, Lord Pitfour.)
23rd Foot.
Joseph Ferguson, Captain 27th January 1764. (Major, 46th Foot, 10th
October 1776. Serving in 1780. See infra.)
24th Foot.
William Ferguson. Ensign, 2nd October 1765. (Captain, 3rd February,
1776. Serving in 1780. See infra.)
45th Foot.
William Ferguson. Ensign, 10th September 1762. (Lieutenant, 28th
September 1769. Serving in 1770.)
1770.
3rd Foot.
John Ferguson, Lieutenant, 12th August 1768.
1780.
24th Foot.
John Ferguson, Lieutenant, 14th July 1777.
77th Foot, Atholl Highlanders.
Robert Ferguson, Lieutenant, 7th December 1778.
81st Highland Foot,
John Ferguson, Captain, 19th December 1777.
Jersey Company.
William Ferguson, Lieutenant, 6th October 1779.
1781.
(Last Year of American War.)
24th Foot (America).
Captain William Ferguson, 3rd February 1776.
Lieutenant John Ferguson, 14th July 1777.
27th (Inniskilling) Foot (America).
Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph Ferguson, 12th October 1780.
43rd Foot.
Major David Ferguson, 26th October 1777.
Notes from the British Army Lists.
(These extracts are not guaranteed as containing every officer of
the name, but are believed to afford a substantially complete
catalogue.)
1765.
2nd Dragoons.
Patrick Ferguson, Cornet, 12th July 1759. (Captain, 70th Foot, 1st
September 1768. Major, 71st High", 25th October 1779. Killed at
King's Mountain, South Carolina, 7th October 1780. Son of James
Ferguson of Pitfour, Lord Pitfour.)
23rd Foot.
Joseph Ferguson, Captain 27th January 1764. (Major, 46th Foot, 10th
October 1776. Serving in 1780. See infra.)
24th Foot.
William Ferguson. Ensign, 2nd October 1765. (Captain, 3rd February,
1776. Serving in 1780. See infra.)
45th Foot.
William Ferguson. Ensign, 10th September 1762. (Lieutenant, 28th
September 1769. Serving in 1770.)
1770.
3rd Foot.
John Ferguson, Lieutenant, 12th August 1768.
1780.
24th Foot.
John Ferguson, Lieutenant, 14th July 1777.
77th Foot, Atholl Highlanders.
Robert Ferguson, Lieutenant, 7th December 1778.
81st Highland Foot,
John Ferguson, Captain, 19th December 1777.
Jersey Company.
William Ferguson, Lieutenant, 6th October 1779.
1781.
(Last Year of American War.)
24th Foot (America).
Captain William Ferguson, 3rd February 1776.
Lieutenant John Ferguson, 14th July 1777.
27th (Inniskilling) Foot (America).
Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph Ferguson, 12th October 1780.
43rd Foot.
Major David Ferguson, 26th October 1777.
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| Histories of Scottish families > Records of the clan and name of Fergusson, Ferguson and Fergus. Supplement > (194) Page 174 |
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| Description | Edited for the Clan Fergus(s)on Society by James Ferguson and Robert Menzies Fergusson. Edinburgh : [Printed by T. and A. Constable for] David Douglas, 1899. Bibliography of the family: p. [162]-169. "Fergusons in the United States of America" : p. 131-161. |
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| Description | A selection of almost 400 printed items relating to the history of Scottish families, mostly dating from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Includes memoirs, genealogies and clan histories, with a few produced by emigrant families. The earliest family history goes back to AD 916. |
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