ABBOTT, Thomas
Rank	Corporal
Regiment	32nd (Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry) Regiment of Foot
Manner of Death	Killed in action
Date of Death/Incident	30 June 1857
Place of Death/Incident	Chinhut
	ABECCO, Joseph
Rank	Private
Unit	1st Bengal European Fusiliers
Regiment	Bengal Army
Manner of Death	Died of wounds
Date of Death/Incident	18 June 1857
	ACHESON, Alexander
Rank	Colour Sergeant
Regiment	32nd (Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry) Regiment of Foot
Manner of Death	Died of wounds
Date of Death/Incident	22 July 1857
	ADAMSON, Robert
Rank	Private
Regiment	32nd (Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry) Regiment of Foot
Manner of Death	Died of wounds
Date of Death/Incident	14 November 1857
	ADAMS, Robert
Rank	Private
Regiment	79th (Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders) Regiment of Foot
Manner of Death	Killed in action
Date of Death/Incident	8 November 1858
	ADAMS, William
Rank	Private
Unit	1st Battalion
Regiment	75th (Gordon Highlanders) Regiment of Foot
Manner of Death	Killed in action
Date of Death/Incident	8 June 1857
Place of Death/Incident	Badli-ke-Serai
	ADCOCK, William
Rank	Private
Regiment	32nd (Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry) Regiment of Foot
Manner of Death	Massacred
Date of Death/Incident	27 June 1857
Place of Death/Incident	Cawnpore
	ADDINGTON, Hon Hiley Robert
Rank	Lieutenant
Unit	74th Bengal Native Infantry
Regiment	Bengal Army
Manner of Death	Murdered by mutineers
Date of Death/Incident	11 May 1857
Place of Death/Incident	While escaping from Delhi
Age at death	27
Date of Birth	4 April 1830
Family Details	The fourth son of the 2d Viscount Sidmouth
Biography	Addington, The Hon'ble Hiley Robert, Lieutenant (1830-1857).— Tablet at Delhi, No. 158.— The fourth son of the 2d Viscount Sidmouth. Born on the 4th April 1830. Entered the Bengal Army in 1848. Arrived in India in October of the same year, and in the following month was sent up to Benares to do duty with the 48th N.I. In February 1849 he was posted to the 74th N.I.: he joined that regiment at Mhow, in Malwa, and afterwards served with it at Dacca, Barrackporo, and Cawnpore. Early in 1857 he accompanied the corps from Cawnpore to Delhi, arriving there towards the end of March, and he was with it when it mutinied at that place on the 11th May. He succeeded in getting away, but was murdered in a Gújar village on the 13th, while endeavouring to make his way to Meerut.
Source	Soldiers of the Raj
Commemorated	Commemorated on a plaque in St James Church, Delhi
	ADDIS, Thomas
Rank	Private
Unit	2nd Battalion
Regiment	82nd (South Lancashire Regiment) Regiment of Foot
Manner of Death	Dangerously wounded; died of wounds
Date of Death/Incident	28 November 1857
Place of Death/Incident	Cawnpore
	AFFLECK, Joseph
Rank	Private
Unit	2nd Battalion
Regiment	78th (Seaforth Highlanders) Regiment of Foot
Manner of Death	Killed in action
Date of Death/Incident	25 September 1857
Place of Death/Incident	Lucknow
	AHERN, Cornelius
Rank	Gunner
Regiment	Bengal Field Artillery
Manner of Death	Killed in action
Date of Death/Incident	18 September 1857
Place of Death/Incident	Delhi
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	AHERN, Thomas
Rank	Private
Unit	2nd Battalion
Regiment	84th (York and Lancaster Regiment) Regiment of Foot
Manner of Death	Dangerously wounded; died of wounds
Date of Death/Incident	15 October 1857
Place of Death/Incident	Lucknow
	AHERN, Thomas
Rank	Private
Unit	2nd Battalion
Regiment	84th (York and Lancaster Regiment) Regiment of Foot
Manner of Death	Massacred
Date of Death/Incident	27 June 1857
Place of Death/Incident	Cawnpore
	AIKEN, J
Rank	Private
Unit	2nd Battalion
Regiment	90th (Cameronians) Regiment of Foot
Manner of Death	Killed in action
Date of Death/Incident	16 November 1857
Place of Death/Incident	Lucknow
	AIR, James
Rank	Corporal
Unit	1st Battalion
Regiment	10th (Lincolnshire) Regiment of Foot
Manner of Death	Dangerously wounded; died of wounds
Date of Death/Incident	16 March 1858
Place of Death/Incident	Lucknow
	AKERS, John
Rank	Private
Unit	1st Battalion
Regiment	10th (Lincolnshire) Regiment of Foot
Manner of Death	Dangerously wounded 14 March 1858; died of wounds
Date of Death/Incident	16 March 1858
Place of Death/Incident	Lucknow
Commemorated	Lincoln Cathedral Indian Mutiny 1857-1858 War Memorials
Photograph
	Lincoln Cathedral Indian Mutiny Plaque
	ALDRIDGE, Jessie
Rank	Private
Unit	1st Battalion
Regiment	60th (King's Royal Rifle Corps ) Regiment of Foot
Manner of Death	Died of wounds
Date of Death/Incident	6 October 1857
	ALEXANDER, Augustus Hay
Rank	Lieutenant
Unit	68th Bengal Native Infantry
Regiment	Bengal Army
Manner of Death	Murdered by mutineers
Date of Death/Incident	7 June 1857
Place of Death/Incident	Allahabad
Family Details	Son of General James Kennedy. C.B. Bengal Cavalry
Commemorated	Cawnpore Memorial, St Matthew’s Church, Bath
	ALEXANDER,
Rank	Lieutenant
Unit	Oude Irregular Cavalry
Regiment	Bengal Army
Manner of Death	Killed in action. Shot through heart.
Date of Death/Incident	6 June 1857
Place of Death/Incident	Allahabad
	ALEXANDER, D C
Rank	Lieutenant
Unit	1st Brigade
Regiment	Bengal Horse Artillery
Manner of Death	Dangerously wounded. Died of wounds
Date of Death/Incident	16 September 1857
Place of Death/Incident	Lucknow
	ALEXANDER, John
Rank	Private
Unit	2nd Battalion
Regiment	90th (Cameronians) Regiment of Foot
Manner of Death	Killed in action
Date of Death/Incident	24 September 1857
Place of Death/Incident	Alum Bagh
	ALEXANDER, Robert Waller
Rank	Lieutenant
Unit	3rd Bengal Native Infantry
Regiment	Bengal Army
Manner of Death	Killed in action
Date of Death/Incident	19 June 1857
Place of Death/Incident	before Delhi
Burial Details	Buried in Rajpura Cemetery, Delhi Grave 94
Family Details	Son of Rev. R Alexander of Blackheath, Ireland, great grandson of Sir Robert Waller, Bart.
Biography	Alexander, Robert Waller, Lieutenant (c. 1835— 1857).— Grave at Delhi, No. 94.— Son of the Revd. Robert Alexander, and great grandson of Sir Robert Waller, Bart. Entered the Bengal Army in 1852. Arrived in India in December of the same year, and was sent up to Benares to do duty with the 42d N.I. In March 1853 he was posted to the 3d N.I., which he joined at Jhelum, and with which he proceeded to Phillaur at the end of 1854. He was still serving at that place when the Mutiny broke out, and in June 1857 he was sent down to Delhi on escort duty with ordnance stores for the besieging force. While he was in camp before Delhi the rebels, on the evening of the 19th June, made a desperate attack on the rear of the British position, and going into action with the troops, as a volunteer, he unfortunately fell under the fire of the enemy.
	ALEXANDER, William
Rank	Private
Unit	1st Battalion
Regiment	24th (South Wales Borderers) Regiment of Foot
Manner of Death	Dangerously wounded while attacking the 14th Bengal Native Infantry who had mutinied 7 July 1857; died of wounds the same day
Date of Death/Incident	7 July 1857
Place of Death/Incident	Jhelum