Colonel James Carr’s Regiment of Foot

Parliamentarian Regiment of Foot briefly part of the Southern Association, later re-raised in Plymouth

• August: Raised
• November: Siege of Basing House?
• December: Storm of Alton Church?
• December: Siege of Arundel

• March: Disbanded, possibly reduced into Ralph Weldon's Foot
• Carr raises a new regiment in Plymouth
• July: Battle of Horsebridge
• August: Battle of Lostwithiel
• Partialy reduced into Colonel John Birch’s Regiment of Foot?

• Garrison of Plymouth

• January to June?: Garrison of Plymouth

Carr’s regiment of the Southern Association were probably not completed, so were disbanded in March 1644. After Cheriton Carr was sent to be governor of Plymouth where he raised his regiment of foot successfully this time. Serving at Plymouth and with Essex on the Lostwithiel campaign. Some companies of the new regiment may have been reduced into Birch's foot, but elements of the regiment persisted in the Plymouth garrison into 1646.

In 1644 Symonds noted Carr's Plymouth regiment carrying 11 yellow flags with blue devices, unfortunately he didn't note the nature of the devices ²⁾.

First Regiment

• Captain Thomas Catterell (29/08/43 - 10/04/44)

Second Regiment

• Lieutennt Colonel Robert Moore
• Major Nathaniel Willis (01/05/44 - 14/12/44 previously Major to Colonel William Gould’s Regiment of Foot)
• Captain James Vesey (01/05/44 - 15/06/46)

Carr's regiment are re-enacted by SMG James Carr hys Regiment of the Sealed Knot.