British Generals of the Napoleonic Wars 1793-1815
O'Loghlin, Terence O'Bryan
By: Ron McGuigan
O'Loghlin, Terence O'Bryan (1764?-
15 August 1843)
Sometimes as O’Loughlin.
Ensign 45th Foot 1782, Half-pay 1785-1787, Ensign 27th Foot
1787, Lieutenant 27th Foot 1789, Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant 1st Life
Guards 1793, Lieutenant 1st Life Guards 1793, Lieutenant 7th Light
Dragoons 1794, Lieutenant 1st Life Guards 1794, Captain-Lieutenant
7th Light Dragoons 1795,
Major 14th Light Dragoons 1799, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel 1801, Major
and Lieutenant Colonel 1st Life Guards 1801, Lieutenant Colonel 1st
Life Guards 1808, Brevet Colonel 1808, Major General 1812, Lieutenant
General 1825.
Early Service: Flanders 1794 and wounded, Aide de Camp Ireland 1795-1796. On
Home Staff 1812.
Peninsular War: Appointed to command Household Cavalry Brigade 1812
but never joined and resigned appointment October 1812 due to ill health.
Re-appointed to command Household Cavalry Brigade September/October
1813-April 1814.
Other Service: On Home Staff 1815.
Placed on the Napoleon Series: February 2009
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