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Saturday, 17 July 2004

Queensland Mounted Infantry, 1860 - 1866
Topic: Militia - LHQ - Qld

QMI

Queensland Mounted Infantry

1860 - 1866

Queensland Mounted Infantry [1860 - 1866]
Queensland Mounted Infantry [1885 - 1900]

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March: Soldiers of the Queen

Tracing the roots of the Queensland Mounted Infantry requires a journey back to 1860 with the formation of the first mounted units in Queensland, in this case, the Queensland Mounted Rifles. This initial item deals with the fledgling movement as different pressures are applied from all sectors of the community dooming this short lived manifestation to fail.

1860

Queensland Mounted Rifles

Brisbane Troop
Captain John Bramston, 30 March 1860

Ipswich Troop

Captain Alfred Delves Brooughten, 26 May 1860


Port Curtis Troop
Captain Alfred H. Brown, 1 December 1860

1861

Queensland Mounted Rifles

Brisbane Troop

Captain John Bramston, 30 March 1860

Ipswich Troop
Captain Alfred Delves Brooughten, 26 May 1860

Port Curtis Troop
Captain Alfred H. Brown, 1 December 1860

1862

Queensland Mounted Rifles

Brisbane Troop

Captain John Bramston, 30 March 1860

Ipswich Troop
Captain Alfred Delves Brooughten, 26 May 1860

1863

Queensland Mounted Rifles

Ipswich Troop
Captain Alfred Delves Brooughten, 26 May 1860

1864

Queensland Light Horse

Ipswich Troop
Captain James Leith Hay, 10 March 1864

1865

Queensland Light Horse

Ipswich Troop
Captain James Leith Hay, 10 March 1864

1866

Queensland Light Horse

Ipswich Troop

Captain James Leith Hay, 10 March 1864

Disbanded 25 April 1866.

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Citation: Queensland Mounted Infantry, 1860 - 1866

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