Col. Thomas Tyrell's Regiment of Foot
| Active | 1643 - 1644 |
| Country | England |
| Allegiance | Parliamentarian |
| Conflicts | First Civil War |
| Type | Foot |
| Colonel | Thomas Tyrell |
| Area Raised | Buckinghamshire |
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| Flag Design | |
| Field Armies | |
Parliamentarian regiment of foot serving in the garrison of Aylesbury during the First Civil War.
Service History
1643
- 8th September: Relief of Gloucester
- 20th September: First Battle of Newbury
1644
- May 20th Regiment reduced
Notes
Tyrell was garrisoning Aylesbury with his regiment when chosen to take over command of Col. John Hampden's regiment. He seems to have continued in (at least nominal) command of both units until at least May 1644 when the Lt. Col of his garrison regiment, John Mosely, transferred to act as Major to the field regiment. Tyrell also had a troop of horse in Col. Arthur Goodwin’s Regiment of Horse.
Flags
Notable Officers
Thomas Tyrell
Officer List
- Colonel Thomas Tyrell
- Lieutenant Colonel John Mosely
- Captain John Topcliff
- Lieutenant Thomas Hartly (07/04/43 - 17/08/43)
- Captain Thomas Hartly (17/08/43 - 20/05/44)
Strength
- 21st June 1643: 650 rank and file
