Colonel Sir William Myddleton’s Regiment of Foot

Flag Illustration	1)
Active	1644
Country	England
Allegiance	Parliamentarian
Conflicts	First Civil War
Type	Foot
Colonel	Sir William Myddleton
Area Raised
Coat Colour
Flag Colour	Green
Flag Design	White devices
Field Armies	Denbigh 1644

Parliamentarian regiment of foot in Denbigh’s and Sir Thomas Myddleton's forces in the Midlands and Wales

• May: Siege of Rushall Hall
• June: Siege of Dudley Castle
• June: Battle of Tipton Green
• June: Storm of Oswestry
• July: Skirmish at Oswestry
• August: Skirmish at Welshpool?
• September: Skirmish at Newtown?
• September: Taking of Montgomery Castle?
• September: Skirmish at Montgomery?
• September: Battle of Montgomery?

Seems to have been absorbed into Sir Thomas Myddleton's regt soon after arrival in Wales.

Myddleton's colours are recorded on the same damaged bill as Sir Thomas Myddleton's (NA SP28/346/unfoliated) the reference is not quite as clear for Sir William but from the amounts of material paid for and as a contrast to Sir Thomas's is highly probable.

Cousin of Sir Thomas Myddleton under whom he served

• Colonel Sir William Myddleton
• Lieutenant Colonel Aldersey? (name appears a couple of times in financial contexts but not clear if he actually served in the regt.)
• Major Pennington
• Capt Hugh Myddleton?
• Capt Christopher Porter (26/03/44 - 26/08/44)
• Capt Kynerston?