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    Default Meanwhile, On The Far Side Of The World!

    While the Napoleonic War was drawing to a close, the 16th Regiment of Foot left Cork Cove, Ireland for Canada. They arrived at Fort Wellington to secure the border and sort out the Americans. However, Peace was made and after things went wrong for other British Forces in the South of the USA the 16th returned to Europe having missed the Battle of Waterloo. They made a brief visit France before being stationed for some time in Ireland, where they were given the soubriquet "The Peacemakers" by the 33rd (who had been at Waterloo). Does anyone have any details of their history,say 1812-1820??
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    Quote Originally Posted by peter nicholl
    While the Napoleonic War was drawing to a close, the 16th Regiment of Foot left Cork Cove, Ireland for Canada........They made a brief visit France before being stationed for some time in Ireland, where they were given the soubriquet "The Peacemakers" by the 33rd (who had been at Waterloo). Does anyone have any details of their history,say 1812-1820??
    Peter
    You might try the roll of honour website
    http://www.roll-of-honour.com/Regime...entofFoot.html
    for a very brief run through of the regiment's history

    or possibly contact the Royal Anglian Regimental Museum
    http://www.royalanglianmuseum.org.uk/bedsandherts.html

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