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Tuesday, 6 July 2004

Queensland Mounted Infantry, 1895
Topic: Militia - LHQ - Qld

QMI

Queensland Mounted Infantry

1895

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

Forward

March: Soldiers of the Queen

Mounted Infantry

Moreton Mounted Infantry

No. 1 Company, Brisbane

Captain Bradshaw Barker, 22 September 1893.

No. 2 Company, Hammant

Captain Reginald Spencer Browne, 19 December 1891.

No. 3 Company, Ipswich

Lieutenant William Thomas Deacon, 31 May 1894.

No. 4 Company, North Pine

Captain Phillip William Grant Pinnock, 17 January 1895.

No. 5 Company, Gatton

Captain William Drayton Armstrong, 16 July 1892.

Darling Downs Mounted Infantry

Headquarters
Major Henry Venn King, 6 May 1894.

No. 1 Company, Warwick

Captain Henry George Chauvel, 24 June 1895.

Lieutenant Leonard Edward Duff Evans, 14 September 1894.

No. 2 Company, Toowoomba

Lieutenant Neil McPhie, 6 May 1894.

Lieutenant Sydney William Barlow, 24 November 1895

Wide Bay Mounted Infantry

Headquarters

Gympie

Commanding Officer

Lieutenant Colonel George Patterson, 31 May 1894.

No. 1 Company, Gympie

Captain David Elder Reid, 13 October 1893.

No. 2 Company, Bundaberg Troop

Lieutenant Lachlan Walker, 15 November 1894.

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.

Townsville Mounted Infantry

Townsville Troop
Captain Walter Howard Tunbridge, 25 June 1892.

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Citation: Queensland Mounted Infantry, 1895

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