| Active | 1642-1646 |
| Country | England |
| Allegiance | Royalist |
| Conflicts | First Civil War |
| Type | Foot |
| Colonels | William Ashburnham |
| Area Raised | West Country |
| Coat Colour | Unknown |
| Flag Colour | Unknown |
| Flag Design | Unknown |
| Field Armies | Hopton 1643 |
Royalist West Country infantry regiment that served with Hopton, then as a garrison unit
Although possibly present on Hopton’s Lansdown campaign, they are more likely to have remained at the siege of Exeter.
Coat colours and flags are unknown, but the regiment was equipped with muskets only. This was due to an administrative error at the Bristol Ordnance Office, but when discovered, Ashburnham refused to return the excess muskets.
A list of the regiment's officers is shown in Officers and Regiments of the Royalist Army by Stuart Reid (Partizan Press).
William Ashburnham commanded the foot besieged at Sherborne Castle in September 1642. In June 1644 Ashburnham evacuated Wareham in the face of Essex’s army’s advance into the West, retiring to Portland. Whether his Regiment of Foot accompanied him, remained with Maurice’s forces or returned to Exeter is uncertain.