In order to save the reader time, I have compiled a list of where one can find the specific post that looks in detail at the Victoria Cross recipient. The list is organised alphabetically, and all 182 names have been listed. Where there is no link, the campaign or action has not yet been covered and will be added in due time.
For some background on the Victoria Cross itself, the reader may avail themselves of
How To Win a Victoria Cross
And for an explanation of the Lucknow VCs, there is
Some Thoughts on the Lucknow VCs

I wish you many hours of delightful exploration into the recipients of the Victoria Cross for the Indian Mutiny.

A-D

A.

Name	Place of Action	Date of Action	Link
Addison, Henry (Pte) 43rd Foot	Kurrereah	2 January 1859
Aikman, Frederick (Lt) 4th BNI Jalandhar Cavalry	Amethi	1 March 1858	Frederick Robertson-Aikman VC                    The Robertson-Aikmans of the Ross
Aitken, Robert (Lt) 13th BNI	Lucknow	30 June 1857 to 22 November 1857	The Path of Duty is the Way to Glory
Anderson, Charles (Pte) 2nd Dragoon Guards	Sudeela, Oudh	8 October 1858
Anson, Augustus (Capt) 9th Lancers	Bulandshahr; Lucknow	28 Sept. 1857, 16 Nov. 1857	The Seven VCs of Bulandshahr    Courage in Chaos

B.

Some Points of Interest: Captain James Blair and Lieutenant Robert Blair were cousins, and they won their VCs within a month of each other. Many of their relatives were killed during the mutiny, most of them at the Cawnpore massacre.
Captain Samuel Browne, who lost an arm during the mutiny, would be the inventor of the Sam Browne Belt that hooked into his waist belt before running diagonally over his right shoulder to steady his scabbard. For practical reasons, the waist belt securely carried his pistol in a flap-holster on his right hip and a neck strap for his binocular case. The belt would eventually become a uniform standard. The Indian Army would continue to be worn by officers and junior COs until the 1980s, and remains part of the uniform for officers in the Indian police force.

Name	Place of Action	Date of Action	Link
Baker, Charles George (Lt) Bengal Military Police Battalion	Sahejani  Bhojpur	27 September 1858
Bambrick, Valentine (Pte) 60th Rifles	Bareilly	6 May 1858
Bankes, William (Lt) 7th Hussars	Lucknow	19 March 1858	The Valorous Twelve – Part IV
Blair, James (Capt) 2nd Bombay Light Cavalry	Neemuch; Jeerum	12 Aug. 1857, 23 Oct. 1857	Most Effectual Charges—James Blair, VC
Blair, Robert (Lt) 2nd Dragoon Guards	Bulandshahr	28 September 1857	The Seven VCs of Bulandshahr
Bogle, Andrew (Lt)   78th Highlanders	Oonao	29 July 1857	The Path of Duty is the Way to Glory III
Boulger, Abraham (L/Cpl) 84th Foot	Lucknow	12 July 1857 to 25 Sept. 1857	The Path of Duty is the Way to Glory II
Bradshaw, William (Asst. Surg.) 90th Foot	Lucknow	26 September 1857	The Path of Duty is the Way to Glory III
Brennan, Joseph (Bdr) Royal Artillery	Jhansi	3 April 1858	Holding the Course and Saving Lives – the Jhansi VCs
Brown, Francis (Lt) 1st Bengal European Fusiliers	Narnaul	16 November 1857	Francis David Millet Brown                              The Browns of India
Browne, Samuel (Capt) 46th BNI, 2nd Punjab Irreg. Cavalry	Seerporah	31 August 1858
Buckley, John (DAC) Comm. Dept.	Delhi	11 May 1857	God Shall Wipe All Tears from their Eyes
Butler, Thomas (Lt) 1st Bengal European Fusiliers	Lucknow	9 March 1858	The Valorous Twelve – Part I
Byrne, James, (Pte) 86th Foot	Jhansi	3 April 1858	Holding the Course and Saving Lives – the Jhansi VCs

C.

Some Points of Interest: Lieutenant Thomas Cadell was the cousin of another VC winner, Samuel Hill Lawrence.
Lieutenant William Cubitt was the brother-in-law of Lieutenant James Hills (VC) and the uncle of another VC recipient, Brigadier-General Lewis Pugh Evans, who gained his at Zonnebeke, Belgium in October 1917.

Name	Place of Action	Date of Action	Link
Cadell, Thomas (Lt) 2nd Bengal European Fusiliers	Delhi	12 June 1857	For Valour – The Delhi VCs
Cafe, William (Capt) 56th BNI, 2nd Punjab Infantry	Fort Ruiya	15 April 1858	The Brave and the Dead
Cameron, Aylmer (Lt) 72nd Highlanders	Kotah	30 March 1858	A Legacy in War
Carlin, Patrick (Pte) 13th Foot	Azimgarh	6 April 1858	Gallant Deeds – Azamgarh April 6 1858
Champion, James (TSM) 8th Hussars	Beejapore	8 September 1858
Chicken, George (Volunt.) Naval Brigade, Bengal Military Police Battalion	Suhejnee	27 September 1858
Clogstoun, Herbert (Capt) 19th Madras NI	Chichumbah	15 January 1859
Cochrane, Hugh (Lt) 86th Foot	Betwa	1 April 1858	Taking the Gun – Hugh Stewart Cochrane VC
Connolly, William (Gnr) Bengal Horse Artiilery	Jhelum	7 July 1857	No Sir, I’ll Not Go
Cook, Walter (Pte) 42nd Highlanders	Maylah Ghat	15 January 1859
Coughlan, Cornelius (C/Sgt)	Badli-ki-Serai	8 June 1857	The VCs of Badli-ki-Serai
Crowe, Joseph (Lt) 78th Highlanders	Boursekee Chowkee	12 August 1857	The Path of Duty is the Way to Glory III
Cubitt, William (Lt) 13th BNI	Chinhut	30 June 1857	The Path of Duty is the Way to Glory

D.

Name	Place of Action	Date of Action	Link
Daunt, John (Lt) 11th BNI	Chatra	2 October 1857	The Chatra VCs
Davis, James (Pte) 42nd Highlanders	Fort Ruiya	15 April 1858	The Brave and the Dead
Dempsey, Denis (Pte) 10th Foot	Arrah; Lucknow	12 August 1857, 14 March 1858	Quo Fata Vocant The Valorous Twelve  – Part III
Diamond, Bernard (Sgt) Bengal Horse Artillery	Bulandshahr	28 September 1857	The Seven VCs of Bulandshahr
Divane, John (Pte) 60th Rifles	Delhi	10 September 1857	Acts of Bravery
Donohoe, Patrick (Pte) 9th Lancers	Bulandshahr	28 September 1857	The Seven VCs of Bulandshahr
Dowling, William (Pte) 32nd Foot	Lucknow	4 July 1857, 27 Sept. 1857	The Path of Duty is the Way to Glory
Duffy, Thomas (Pte) 1st Madras European Fusiliers	Lucknow	26 September 1857	The Path of Duty is the Way to Glory IV
Dunlay, John (L/Cpl) 93rd Highlanders	Lucknow	16 November 1857	Courage in Chaos
Dynon, Denis (Sgt) 53rd Foot	Chatra	2 October 1857	The Chatra VCs

Abbreviations:

• ADC – Aide de Camp
• Asst. Surg. – Assistant Surgeon
• Bdr – Bombardier
• Bglr – Bugler
• C/Sergt – Colour Sergeant
• Capt – Captain
• Cpl – Corporal
• D – Drummer
• DAC – Deputy Assistant Commissary
• DAQMG – Deputy Assistant Quarter Master General
• Ens – Ensign
• Gnr – Gunner
• L/Cpl – Lance Corporal
• Lt – Lieutenant
• Lt Adjt – Lieutenant Adjutant
• Maj – Major
• Pte – Private
• Sgt – Sergeant
• Sgt Maj – Sergeant Major
• QMS- Quartermaster Sergeant
• Surg – Surgeon
• Tptr – Trumpeter
• TSM – Troop Sergeant Major
• Volunt. – Volunteer