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Saturday, 10 July 2004

Queensland Mounted Infantry, 1891
Topic: Militia - LHQ - Qld

QMI

Queensland Mounted Infantry

1891

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

Forward

March: Soldiers of the Queen

Moreton Mounted Infantry

Major Percy Ralph Ricardo, 9 May 1889.

No. 1 Company, Brisbane

Captain Richard Boyd Echlin, 19 December 1891
No. 2 Company, Hammant
Captain Reginald Spencer Browne, 19 December 1891

Ipswich Mounted Infantry

Ipswich Troop
Captain Pollet Loftus Cardew, 27 November 1890

North Pine Mounted Infantry

North Pine Troop
Lieutenant James Berry, 19 December 1891.

Gatton Mounted Infantry

Gatton Troop
Lieutenant Andrew Robert Scott, 3 February 1892.

Darling Downs Mounted Infantry

No. 1 Company, Warwick
Lieutenant Henry George Chauvel, 5 August 1891.

No. 2 Company, Toowoomba
Captain Henry Venn King, 20 November 1889.

Wide Bay Mounted Infantry

Headquarters

Gympie

Commanding Officer

Major George Patterson, 7 December 1889.

No. 1 Company, Gympie
Vacant.

No. 2 Company, Bundaberg Troop

Vacant.

Mackay Mounted Infantry

Mackay Troop
Captain Frederick Nicolaus C Reichelmann, 11 November 1890.

Rockhampton Mounted Infantry

Rockhampton Troop

Captain William George Thompson, 29 March 1890.

Charters Towers Mounted Infantry

Charters Towers Troop
Captain Robert Russell, 1 December 1887.

Townsville Mounted Infantry

Townsville Troop
Captain Frederick Johnstone, 12 January 1889.

Ayr Mounted Infantry

Ayr Troop
Captain Alfred Ernest Da Costa, 11 November 1891.

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Citation: Queensland Mounted Infantry, 1891

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