64th (2nd Staffordshire) Regiment of Foot
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United Kingdom
1758.04.21 64th Regiment of Foot
formed by redesignation of 2nd Battalion, 11th Regiment of Foot
1782.08.31 64th (2nd Staffordshire) Regiment of Foot
1881.07.01 amalgamated with 98th Foot to form The Prince of Wales's (North Staffordshire Regiment)

BATTLE HONOURS LINKS ARE INOPERATIVE

St. Lucia 1803, Surinam, Reshire, Bushire, Koosh-Ab, Persia, Lucknow

Note: see also The North Staffordshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's ) for belatedly awarded battle honours.
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Uniform: coat: scarlet, lapels and cuffs:black , turnbacks: black, lacings: white with one yellow line
1758.04.21 Maj-Gen. Hon. John Barrington [also 8th Foot, 40th Foot]
1759.06.09 F.M. George (Townshend), 1st Marquess Townshend [also 28th Foot]
1759.12.20 Gen. Hon. George Cary
1766.09.26 Lt-Gen. John Pomeroy [also 123rd Foot [1762-64]
1790.06.26 Gen. John Leland [also 80th Foot (Royal Edinburgh Voluntiers) [1778-83]
1808.01.04 Lt-Gen. William Anne Vilettes
1808.09.15 Gen. Henry Wynyard [also 46th Foot]
1816.04.01 Lt-Gen. Sir William Henry Pringle, GCB [also 45th Foot, RoyalNewfoundland Fencibles]
1837.11.29 Gen. Sir Richard Bourke, KCB
1855.08.13 Gen. Sir James Freeth, KCB, KH
1867.01.20 Lt-Gen. Henry Keane Bloomfield
1870.02.12 Gen. Charles Algernon Lewis
Mottos:
Nicknames: The Black Knots
Anniversaries:
Marches: Romailaka, The Days We Went a-Gypsying
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