Table of Contents

Sir Arthur Blayney’s Regiment of Horse
- Service History
  - 1646
  - 1647
  - 1648
- Notes
- Flags and Equipment
- Notable Officers
  - Sir Arthur Blayney
- Strength
- See Also
- Links

Sir Arthur Blayney’s Regiment of Horse

Active	1646 to 1648
Country	Wales
Allegiance	Royalist
Conflicts	First Civil War
	Second Civil War
Type	Horse
Colonel	Sir Arthur Blayney
Area Raised	North Wales
Flag Colour
Flag Design
Field Armies	Garrison

Royalist North Wales regiment of horse serving in the First and Second Civil Wars

Service History

1646

June to March 1647: Besieged at Harlech Castle

1647

March: Surrender at Harlech Castle

1648

Raised again in the North Wales Rising
October: Battle of Beaumaris (one troop)

Notes

Flags and Equipment

Notable Officers

Sir Arthur Blayney

Sir Arthur Blayney was High Sheriff of Montgomery, signed the surrender documents at Harlech and was knighted after Beaumaris.

Strength

See Also

Links