|
Name |
Strength |
Dates in Existence |
Commander |
Location |
|
New Brunswick Provincial Regiment
[1799 volunteered to convert to Fencibles, 1800 termed Royal] |
six companies |
c.8 February 1793 - 14 August
1802 |
Colonel Thomas Carleton |
British North America |
|
Royal Newfoundland Regiment
[or Skinner's Fencibles] |
10 companies |
25 April 1795 - 31 July 1802 |
Colonel Thomas Skinner |
British North America |
|
Royal Nova Scotia Provincial
Regiment [1799 volunteered to convert to Fencibles] |
eight companies |
c.8 February 1793 - 1802 |
Colonel John Wentworth |
British North America |
|
Prince Edward Island Fencibles
[raised as St. John's Corps of Provincials, later Fanning's Corps
of Island Saint John's Volunteers 1799 volunteered to convert
to Fencibles] |
two companies |
5 February 1794 - c.5 August
1802 |
Colonel Edmund Fanning |
British North America |
|
Name |
Dates in Existence |
Commander |
Location |
|
Royal Canadian Volunteers |
c.15 February 1794 - 25 September
1802 |
Colonel Guy Carleton, 1st Lord
Dorchester |
In 1799 it was discussed that
they be converted to Fencibles, however, the offer was not made
as they had received a bad inspection report |
|
1st Battalion |
|
Lt Colonel Joseph Le Moyne,
Baron de Longueuil |
Upper and Lower Canada |
|
2nd Battalion |
|
Lt Colonel John Macdonell |
Upper and Lower Canada |
|
Dunbar's Regiment of Fencible
Infantry |
15 June 1798 |
Colonel Sir Benjamin Dunbar,
Bart.? |
Never formed? Perhaps planned
as second battalion to the Caithness Legion, in estimate for 1798/1799. |
|
Sir Thomas Dunlop's Regiment |
14 August 1798 |
Colonel Sir Thomas Dunlop |
Never completed? in estimate
for 1798/1799 |
|
David Hunter's Regiment of
Fencible Infantry |
15 November 1794 |
|
Never formed? |
|
James Kann's Regiment of Fencible
Infantry |
1 December 1798 |
|
See Warwick, Royal Birmingham |
|
Alexander McGrigor's Regiment
of Fencible Infantry |
31 July 1798 |
|
Never formed? |
|
Morison's Regiment of Fencible
Infantry |
20 October 1794 |
|
Never formed? |
|
Tyndale's Regiment of Fencible
Infantry |
10 August 1798 |
|
Never formed? In estimate for
1798/1799 |
|
Name |
Strength |
Dates in Existence |
Commander |
Location |
|
Canadian Fencible Infantry |
|
16 July 1803 - c. 24 August
1816 |
Colonel Thomas Peter |
British North America, War
of 1812 |
|
Glengarry Light Infantry Fencibles |
10 companies |
6 February 1812 - 1816 |
Colonel Edward Baynes |
British North America, War
of 1812 |
|
Royal Manx Fencible Infantry |
|
12
July 1803 - 1810 |
LCCmdt
Lord Henry Murray |
British Isles |
|
Michigan Fencibles |
One company |
25 January 1814 - 24 July 1815 |
Captain William McKay |
British North America, War
of 1812 |
|
New Brunswick Fencible Infantry |
|
9 July 1803 |
Colonel Martin Hunter |
In 1810 taken into the Regular
British Line as the 104th Regiment of Foot [disbanded 24 May 1817];
British North America, War of 1812 |
|
His Majesty's New Brunswick
Regiment of Fencible Infantry |
10 companies |
25 March 1813 - 24 February
1816 |
Colonel John Coffin |
British North America, War
of 1812 |
|
Newfoundland Fencible Infantry
Regiment [Royal - 1806, Fencible later dropped from title] |
|
9 July 1803 - 24 June 1816 |
Colonel John Skerrett |
British North America, War
of 1812 |
|
His Majesty's Nova Scotia Regiment
of Fencible Infantry |
10 companies |
9 July 1803 - 1816 |
Colonel Frederick Wetherall |
British North America, War
of 1812 |
