Lohari – 2 May

3rd European Regiment
Lieutanants
Armstrong, W.A. – slightly wounded
Donne, F.C. – dangerously wounded
Ensign W.H. Newport – dangerously wounded
Corporal Robert Morrison – slightly wounded

Privates
Bateman, Isaac – severely wounded
Boyle, John – slightly wounded
Canavan, Thomas – dangerously wounded
Carroll, Patrick – slightly wounded
Gowdy, George – slightly wounded
Hulston, James – severely wounded
Mooney, William – severely wounded
Ryan, William – severely wounded
Simpson, George – slightly wounded
Wallum, William – slightly wounded
Whirlpool, Frederick – dangerously wounded
Wiltshire, George – slightly wounded

25th Bombay Native Infantry
Lieutenant Wellington Rose – slightly wounded

Kunch – 6 May

“To show the force with which they cut with their native swords, it is only necessary to instance Line Sergeant Wilson, who had his bridle arm completely severed above the elbow, and on another occasion, the thigh of a Gond was cut through at one blow. On the other hand, I have seen the blunt swords of a dragoon bound off the skull instead of cleaving it; while on the same day, a native cut off part of a dragoon’s foot, shoe, sole and all! I have seen a dragoon cut a man across the face with sufficient force to slice the top of his head off, yet he scarcely cut through the cheekbones. But in spite of all the inferiority of our arms, exhausted and almost dying as half the force was, we drove them before us on the Orai road, killed five hundred and took nine guns and a quantity of ammunition. Captain Abbott led his men on with his usual praiseworthy valour, and showed that in a pursuit no weapon equals the spear.”

Staff
Lieutenant Baigrie, Deputy Assistant Quartermaster General – severely wounded by a sword cut, which all but severed two fingers from his hand; notwithstanding, he gallantly continued during the action to discharge his duties with as much efficiency as before.

Line Sergeant Charles H. Wilson – died of wounds.

“Sickness had deprived me of the services of some of my staff, amongst others of that of Captain Macdonald, Assistant Quartermaster – General, who, although unable to stand from illness, would, with the never-failing devotion which characterises him, have taken part in the combat, if I had not ordered him back to his bed.” (Offical report, Major-General Sir Hugh Rose, K.C.B., Commanding Central India Field Force, to the Adjutant-General of the Army, Poona. Sir, Camp Goolowlee, May 24, 1858)

71st Regiment of Foot

“On the 3rd of May the Head Quarter Wing of the 71st Highland Light Infantry joined us, with their Band and Bagpipes , and the sound of these at starting , and on gaining our encamping ground, was the only cheering thing which happened during the 24 hours . Their dress and equipment was almost perfect -a loose holland blouse and overalls of Kakee dye, and a light shako-shaped hat, with cover and curtain of the same colour. The 3rd B. Europeans were dressed much in the same way, but wore a forage cap, and pugry, which afforded little protection, and hung dabby and flabby down the neck.”

Sergeant Alexander Ross – sunstroke

Colour Sergeants
Banks, Robert – sunstroke, died 7 May
McGill, Stephen – sunstroke, died 7 May
Corporal Andrew McKay – sunstroke, died 7 May

Privates
Cannerross, Alexander – sunstroke
Dunsmore, John – sunstroke
Forbes, Adam – sunstroke, died 8 May
Graffin, Hugh – sunstroke, died 7 May
Kirkup, Archibald, sunstroke
Kirly, William – sunstroke
McKinnon, Peter, sunstroke, died 7 May
McPherson, John – sunstroke
Millar, David – sunstroke, died 7 May
Mitchell, John – sunstroke, died 7 May
Redstone, Edward – sunstroke
Rutherford, William – sunstroke, died 7 May
Steel, William – sunstroke
Stuart, Alexander – sunstroke, died 7 May

86th Regiment of Foot
Privates
Reilly, Daniel – severely wounded
Kearn, James – died of sunstroke
McInerney, Patrick – died of sunstroke
McNally, Michael – died of sunstroke

3rd European Regiment
Privates
Doherty, Francis – sightly wounded, contused
Hudson, Robert – severely wounded, gunshot

24th Regiment, Bombay Native Infantry
Corporal John Drayson – slightly wounded, contused
Subadar Sumsagi Israel – sunstroke
Sepoy Rheman Khan – sunstroke

25th Regiment, Bombay Native Infantry
Lieutenant P.P.P. Fenwick – sunstroke
Sepoy Ramchandar Mohothoy – sunstroke

“Eleven poor fellows were killed outright by the sun, and many more were struck down. I was obliged four times to get off my horse from excessive debility. The doctor poured cold water over me and gave me restoratives, which enabled me to go on again. I do not think I shall stay in India to pass such another
torment as 110° in the shade. I have succeeded militarily better than I could have expected, and that is all I wanted.” (Sir Hugh Rose)

14th Light Dragoons
Captains
McMahon, W. – wounded severely by a sword cut in the right hand and leg.
Need, A. – sunstroke
Lieutenant W.H.T.C. Travers – sunstroke

Sergeant Major J. Fisher – sunstroke
Sergeant Major Holloway – sunstroke, died 16 May
Pay Master Sergeant R. Sexton – sunstroke, died 16 May
Sergeant Stephen Sweeney – sunstroke, died 16 May
Staff Sergeant Major Samuel Whitaker – severely wounded

Corporal George Ribbons – sunstroke, died 16 May

Trumpeter William Hearndon – sunstroke, died 13 May

Privates
Abraham, George – sunstroke. Died 13 May
Barnes, William C. – contusion of left wrist
Cremore, Thomas – sunstroke. Died 13 May
Crook, William – killed in action
Crow, Thomas – sunstroke. Died 13 May
Cunningham, Hugh – severely wounded, bayonet through the left hip
Fitzpatrick, John E. – contusion of right hand and thigh
Gray, William – contusion of right eye, legs and loins
Hafferman, W.H. – slightly wounded
Henton, John – slightly wounded
Hoey, Thomas – slightly wounded
Hopton, William – contusion of right eye
Hutchins, Charles – slightly wounded
Hunter, George – sunstroke. Died 13 May
Jeffries, Henry – slightly wounded, sword cut on the back of the right hand
Lawrence, George – killed in action
Matty, Frederick – sunstroke. Died 13 May
Maytum, Frederick – severely wounded, gunshot wound to the chest.
Mitchell, William – contusion of loins and legs
O’Neil, John – sunstroke. Died 13 May
Pearce, Henry – slightly wounded, sword cut on right elbow
Pennells, Peter – slightly wounded, sword cut on right hand
Sharp, William – slightly wounded by a spent ball
Steadman, James – killed in action
Smith, Samuel – severely wounded, gunshot wound in the neck.
Smith, William – sunstroke. Died 13 May
Stent, George – sunstroke. Died 13 May
Topley, F.G. – killed in action
Tounsend, Dennis – severely wounded, gunshot wound in the neck
Turner, James – sunstroke. Died 13 May
Ward, Peter – sword cut in right shoulder
Wilbraham, John – vertigo
Wood, George – sunstroke. Died 13 May

“With the action going on, dhooly after dhooly was brought into the field hospital, with officers and men suffering from sunstroke, some dead, others prostrated, laughing and sobbing in weak delirium. The general himself had fallen three times, but he continued to struggle against it…”

Hyderabad Contingent
5th Infantry
Sepoys
Bunkut – slightly wounded
Ittoojee – severely wounded
Darrah Singh – severely wounded
Takur Singh – severely wounded
Takur – slightly wounded

1st Cavalry
Rissaldar Zoolicar Ali Beg – contusion
Russaidar Sufdar Ali Beg – killed in action
Duffadar Gunnace Singh – severely wounded

Troopers
Naju Khan – severely wounded
Bachoo Singh, – contusion
Dhan Singh – slightly wounded
Lal Singh – severely wounded
Nannoo Singh – slightly wounded
Widut Singh – severely wounded

3rd Cavalry
Bargeers
Hymut Khan – mortally wounded, died of wounds
Sayed Khan- severe fracture

4th Cavalry
Duffadar Meer Golom Hoosain – slightly wounded

Troopers
Golam Ali Khan – slightly wounded
Mirza Hymud Beg – severely wounded
Shitah Khan – slightly wounded
Sudun Khan – slightly wounded
Shiak Jumla Mahomed – killed in action

1st Company Artillery
Gun Lascars
Nursoo – severely wounded
Rajumah – killed in action
Maistry Tackeerah – slightly wounded

2nd Company Artillery
Jemadar Chobee Singh – slightly wounded

Royal Engineers
Colour Sergeant Charles Hawkins – severely wounded but died of sunstroke.

“But the sun, fatigue, and scarcity of water told still more on my artillery and cavalry, a great part of whom were Europeans, and had been marching lor engaged for sixteen hours. The commanding officers of artillery and cavalry, having on our arrival at the village reported to me that they were no longer able to pursue, I halted, and having watered the horses as well as I could, marched them back at sunset to Koonch.”

15 May to the Capture of Kalpi – 23 May

71st Highlanders
Sergeant Alexander Rose – died of sunstroke, 22 May

Privates
Anderson, James – died of sunstroke, 17 May
Fergusson, W. – died of suntroke, 21 May
Johnston, T. died of sunstroke, 21 May
Livingstone, J – died of sunstroke, 22 May

80th Regiment of Foot
Colonel Samuel Christie – wounded
Colour Sergeant Francis Worrall – wounded

86th Regiment of Foot
Lieutenant H.E. Jerome – wounded, 15 May
Sergeant Hugh Burns – wounded, wounded, 15 May
Corporal Richard Fahey – wounded 15 May

Privates
Barnes, James – wounded 15 May
Byrnes, Michael – wounded 15 May. Died of wounds
Barker, Robert – died of sunstroke, 15 May
Burrowelonge, George – died of sunstroke, 15 May
Coreoran, Cornelius – wounded 15 May
Foley, Thomas – died of sunstroke
Grier, Samuel – died of sunstroke
McEllenon, Patrick – wounded
Maddon, Thomas – wounded, died of wounds
Martin, John – wounded
Morrissey, Dennis – wounded
Nicholas, John – wounded
Shaughnessey, Patrick – wounded
Wall, John – wounded

3rd European Regiment

Privates
Brown, Peter – killed in action, 16 May
Cosgrove, Michael – severely wounded. Died of wounds, 23 May
Doyle, Patrick – died of sunstroke, 16 May
Hastings, John – died of sunstroke, 23 May
Madden, James – died of sunstroke, 16 May
Reynolds, John – died of sunstroke, 23 May
Tootle, William – died of sunstroke, 21 May

Hyderabad Contingent
3rd Infantry
Quarter Master Sergeant C.J. Moore – died of sunstroke, 15 May
Subadar Bhyjoo Singh – severely wounded, 20 May
Havildar Lutchmon – slightly wounded, 20 May

Sepoys
Dulloo – slightly wounded, 20 May
Janki – slightly wounded, 20 May
Liddajee – slightly wounded, 20 May
Luchmean – slightly wounded, 20 May
Karim Khan – slightly wounded, 20 May
Rajahme – slightly wounded, 20 May
Shaik Cammoo – slightly wounded, 20 May
Shaik Balla – slightly wounded, 20 May
Synd Jaffer – slightly wounded, 20 May

5th Infantry
Havildar Situl Pandy – slightly wounded, 20 May
Naik Duljit Singh – severe sunstroke, 20 May

Sepoys
Babu Singh – slightly wounded, 17 May
Culian – severely wounded 17 May
Ramdyal – slightly wounded, 20 May
Narrain – severely wounded, 20 May
Takoor – died of wounds, 20 May

24th Regiment, Bombay Native Infantry
Sepoys
Ajudia Nawoo – contusion, 20 May
Bhowari Bhoghur – killed in action, 16 May
Bulwati Gureonna – wounded slightly by a gunshot wound in the arm, 16 May
Chunmebar Mhadomulla – wounded slightly by a gunshot wound in the chest, 16 May
Gurrandhar Panday – killed in action, 16 May
Lalla Mooji – killed in action, 16 May
Narrain Salve – wounded severely by a gunshot wound to the right leg, 16 May
Shaik Raj Bap – killed in action, 16 May

25th Regiment, Bombay Native Infantry
Naik Fattay Khan – killed in action

Sepoys
Babu Moorgoot – killed in action
Baywa Poway – killed in action
Boharry Culwar – wounded
Custwaji Moosnker – wounded
Chandu Ahir – wounded
Dhonda Sita – wounded
Esram Rao Moray – wounded
Essoo Pehakal – killed in action
Esso Purrah – wounded
Ganpat Silkay – killed in action
Guman Singh – wounded
Laxman Powar – wounded
Ordiel Towary – wounded
Puray Doobay – killed in action
Ramna Moray -killed in action
Sankar Argunhotry – wounded
Sew Churn Singh- killed in action
Takur Ahur – killed in action

Camel Corps
Colour Sergeant Worall – severe contusion, 23 May

Privates
Jones, James – dangerously wounded
Wood, T. – severe contusion, 23 May

14th Light Dragoons
Regl. Sergeant Major H. Holloway – died of sunstroke, 16 May
Sergeant Major Edwin Ellis – died of sunstroke, 22 May

Privates
Austin, D.H.G. – died of sunstroke 24 May
Cowles, J.J. – died of sunstroke, 20 May
George F. – died of sunstroke, 24 May
Hopper, H. – died of sunstroke, 24 May
King, James – died of sunstroke, 23 May
Meller, J. – died of sunstroke, 24 May
Smart, Roland – died of sunstroke, 20 May
Sudden, Hugh – died of sunstroke, 20 May
Thwaites, Joseph – died of sunstroke, 22 May
Viner, Alexander – died of sunstroke – 24 May

Hyderabad Contingent
1st Cavalry
Troopers
Peer Khan – killed in action, May 17
Mahomed Emam – severely wounded, May 15

3rd Cavalry
Duffadar Chand Khan – slightly wounded 23 May

Troopers
Shair Ali – severely wounded, 23 May
Missar Ali Beg – dangerously wounded, 22 May. Died of wounds.

4th Cavalry
Duffadars
Dumma Khan – slightly wounded, 17 May
Goolam Nubbick – severely wounded 23 May
Jemadar Chotay Khan – killed in action, 12 May

Troopers
Ram Deen – Killed in action, 16 May
Mahomed Khan – killed in action, 16 May

3rd Regiment, Bombay Light Cavalry
Trumpeter Mark Fernandez – killed in action

Troopers
Emaum Bux – killed in action, May 16
Juan Carlos – wounded severely by round shot to the abdomen, 16 May.
Bagar Singh – grazed by roundshot in right leg
Sarup Singh – killed in action, May 16
Wari Singh – killed in action 16 May

Royal Artillery
Trumpeter Thomas Gomes – sunstroke. Died 16 May

Gunners
Hewell, David – sunstroke. Died 16 May
Holland Thomas – sunstroke. Died 22 May
Wharton, James – sunstroke- Died 16 May

Bombay Horse Artillery
Captain Sydney Turnbull – dangerously wounded. Died of wounds

Gunners
Hurat, Francis – died of sunstroke
Cathcart, John – died of sunstroke

Bombay Artillery
Gunners
Cox, Henry – killed in action 22 May
Maymalian, John – wounded
Bombardier William Harris – killed in action 22 May
Driver Marwatoo – slightly wounded

Royal Engineers
Bugler William Leathed – sunstroke. Died 15 May

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