Royalist Horse Regiments

A

• Sir John Acland
• Sir Francis Anderson
• Lord Andover (later Thomas Howard)
• Sir Allen Apsley
• Col. John Apsley
• Col. John Arundell
• Col. William Ashburnham
• Sir Jacob Astley
• Sir Arthur Aston (later Sir George Boncle, Sebastian Boncle)
• Lord Aston
• Sir Thomas Aston (later Sir William Radcliffe, Sir Thomas Prestwich)
• Col. Ralph Aston

B

• Col. Richard Bagot
• Col. John Baines - see Lord Morley
• Col. Joseph Bampfield
• Sir Henry Bard
• Col. John Barnard - see Duke of Gloucester
• Sir Thomas Basset
• Col. Maurice Baud
• Col. John Baynes
• Sir Sigismund Beeton
• Lord Belasyse (later Col. Boville)
• Sir Humphrey Bennet
• Sir John Berkeley
• Sir Peregrine Bertie
• Col. Edward Bisse
• Col. Thomas Blagge
• Sir William Blakiston
• Sir Arthur Blayney
• Col. Francis Bluet
• Sir Wingfield Bodenham
• Sir George Boncle – see Sir Arthur Aston
• Col. Sebastian Boncle – see Sir Arthur Aston
• Col. Nicholas Borlace
• Sir William Boteler (later Richard Thornhill)
• Col. Jordan Bovell
• Col. Boville – see Lord Belasyse
• Sir John Boys
• Sir William Bradshaw
• Col. Robert Brandling – see George Heron
• Sir Thomas Bridges
• Duke of Buckingham
• Col. Richard Bulkeley
• Col. Robert Busbridge – see William Eure
• John, Lord Byron
• Sir Richard Byron
• Sir Robert Byron
• Sir Thomas Byron – see Prince of Wales

C

• Lord Campden
• Sir William Campion – see Dutton Fleetwood
• Lord Capel (later Marcus Trevor)
• Lord Capel – see Prince of Wales
• Earl of Carbery
• Col. William Carlis
• Col. Francis Carnaby
• Col. Ralph Carnaby
• Earl of Caernarvon (later Richard Neville)
• Col. Robert Carre
• Sir George Carteret
• Sir Henry Cary
• Sir Horatio Cary
• Sir Charles Cavendish – see the Duke of York
• Lord Henry Cavendish
• Lord Chandos
• William Chamberlain
• Prince Charles – see Prince of Wales
• Col. Edward Chisenall
• Sir Hugh Cholmley
• Lord Cholmondley (later John Marrow, Robert Werden)
• Col. George Chute
• Sir Robert Clavering (later John Forcer)
• Col. William Clerke
• Earl of Cleveland – see Lord John Stuart
• Sir Francis Cobbe
• Sir Henry Coker
• Sir Nicholas Cole
• Sir Thomas Colepepper – see Henry, Lord Spencer
• Col. Thomas Comberford
• Sir William Compton
• Col. Fitzwilliam Conningsby
• Col. Richard Conquest
• Col. Francis Cooke
• Sir William Courtney
• Capt. John Covert
• Sir Richard Crane – see Prince Rupert's Lifeguard
• Earl of Crawford
• Sir Nicholas Crispe
• Col. Gerard Croker
• Col. Henry Cromwell
• Col. James Cromwell – see Sir Richard Willys
• Sir Jordan Crossland
• Earl of Cumberland - see Prince of Wales
• Sir Patricius Curwen

D

• Sir Richard Dacre
• Sir Thomas Dacre
• Sir Charles Dallison
• Sir Robert Dallison
• Sir William Dalston
• Col. Thomas Dalton
• Col. John Davalier
• Earl of Derby
• Sir Edward Dering
• Col. John Digby (later Jonathan Trelawney)
• Sir John Digby
• Lord Digby (later Thomas Weston)
• Sir Francis Dodington
• Sir Gamaliel Dudley
• Sir Edward Duncombe
• Sir Ralph Dutton
• Col. Edward Dyer
• Sir Lodowick Dyer
• Sir Lewis Dyve

E

• Col. Piers Edgecumbe
• Col. Randolph Egerton
• Col. John Errington
• Col. Ralph Eure
• Col. William Eure (later Robert Busbridge)
• Col. Anthony Eyre – see Sir Gervase Eyre
• Sir Gervase Eyre (later Anthony Eyre)
• Col. Rowland Eyre
• Lord Eythin

F

• Sir Francis Fane
• Col. John Fenwick
• Col. Charles Finch - see Col. Richard Manning
• Sir John Fitzherbert
• Col. Dutton Fleetwood (later Sir William Campion)
• Col. John Fleetwood – see Lord John Stuart
• Sir Richard Floyd
• Col. John Forcer – see Sir Robert Clavering
• Sir Edward Ford
• Lord Forth - see Lord General
• Col. John Frescheville

G

• Sir Bernard Gascoigne
• Sir Charles Gerard
• Sir Gilbert Gerard
• Gentlemen Pensioners
• Sir John Girlington
• Sir Thomas Glenham
• Duke of Gloucester (Ferdinando & Philip Stanhope)
• Sir Charles Goring
• Lord George Goring's Lifeguard
• Sir Thomas Gower
• Col. Henry Grady
• Sir Richard Graham
• Lord Grandison
• Sir Richard Grenville
• Col. Edward Grey
• Col. George Gunter
• Col. Howell Gwynne

H

• Sir Edward Hales
• Sir James Hamilton (later Sir William Russell)
• Col. James Hamilton
• Col. Edward Hammond
• Sir John Harpur
• Col. Robert Harris
• Sir Richard Hastings
• Col. Robert Hatton
• Lord Hawley
• Sir John Hele
• Sir Thomas Hele
• Col. William Helyer
• Sir John Henderson
• Col. George Heron (later Sir Francis Anderson)
• Col. John Heron (later Robert Brandling)
• Marquis of Hertford
• Col. Nathaniel Heveningham – see Sir Edward Waldegrave
• Col. Richard Heymore
• Lord Hopton
• Sir Ingram Hopton
• Sir Francis Howard - see Thomas Howard of Corby
• Sir Robert Howard – see Sir Francis Wortley
• Col. Thomas Howard of Corby (later Sir Francis Howard)
• Col. Thomas Howard – see Lord Andover
• Sir William Huddlestone
• Col. Francis Hungate – see Sir Walter Vavasour
• Sir John Hurry
• Col. John Hurter

I

• Lord Inchiquin

K

• Sir John Kay
• The King's Lifeguard
• Kings Horse Guards (Flanders)
• General James King - see Lord Eythin
• Earl of Kingston
• Sir Lewis Kirke
• Sir John Knottsford
• Sir Andrew Knyveton

L

• Col. John Lamplugh
• Col. John Lane
• Sir Marmaduke Langdale
• Col. Rowland Laugharne
• Col. Robert Laurence
• Col. Charles Leeke
• Col. William Legge
• Sir Ferdinando Leigh
• Sir Richard Leveson
• Col. Thomas Leveson
• Col. Anthony Lewknor
• Sir Christopher Lewknor
• Sir Henry Lingen
• Sir George Lisle
• Sir James Long
• Lord General
• Lord Loughborough
• Sir Christopher Lowther
• Sir Charles Lucas
• Sir Gervase Lucas
• Sir Thomas Lunsford
• Col. Andrew Lyndsey

M

• Sir Francis Mackworth
• Col. Francis Malham
• Sir John Mallory
• Col. Richard Manning (later Charles Finch)
• Lord Mansfield
• Sir John Marlay
• Earl of Marlborough
• Col. John Marrow – see Lord Cholmondley
• Sir William Mason
• Sir Edward Massey
• Prince Maurice
• Prince Maurice's Lifeguard
• Sir John Mayney
• Sir Thomas Metham – see Marquis of Newcastle's Lifeguard
• Sir Francis Middleton
• Sir George Middleton
• Sir John Mill
• Col. John Milward (later John Shalcross)
• Lord Molyneux
• Col. Roger Molyneux
• Col. Thomas Monck
• Sir Philip Monckton – see Sir William Saville
• Col. Thomas Morgan
• Lord Morley (later John Baines)
• Sir William Morton - see Lord Chandos
• Lord Muller
• Sir Edward Musgrave
• Sir Philip Musgrave
• Col. William Musgrave
• Col. Ralph Myllot – see George Wray
• Col. Nicholas Mynne

N

• Col. Richard Neville – see Earl of Caernarvon
• Col. William Neville
• Marquis of Newcastle's Lifeguard (Sir Thomas Metham)
• Earl of Northampton
• Earl of Norwich

O

• Lord Ogle
• Sir Edward Osborne

P

• Sir John Packington
• Col. Richard Palmer
• Col. Thomas Panton
• Col. Isham Parkyn
• Sir John Pate
• Lord Paulet
• Sir William Pelham
• Sir William Pennyman
• Lord Percy (Oxford) (later Sir Arthur Slingsby)
• Lord Percy (Western)
• Col. Thomas Pert
• Sir John Pettus
• Col. Edward Phelips
• Col. Robert Phelips
• Sir Edmond Pierce
• Col. Bertrand Rossen de la Plane
• Col. Thomas Playter
• Col. Aymes Pollard – see Lord Wilmot
• Com. Gen. George Porter's Lifeguard
• Sir John Preston
• Sir Thomas Prestwich – see Sir Thomas Aston
• Sir Herbert Price
• Col. Ralph Pudsey
• Sir Walter Pye

Q

• The Queen

R

• Sir William Radcliffe – see Sir Thomas Aston
• Sir Marmaduke Rawdon
• Col. Edward Rawston
• Col. Arthur Redhead
• Sir Thomas Riddell
• Prince Rupert
• Prince Rupert's Lifeguard
• Sir William Russell – see Sir James Hamilton

S

• Sir Anthony St Leger - see Sir James Hamilton
• Lord St Pol
• Sir Thomas Salusbury
• Col. Samuel Sandys
• Sir Thomas Sandys
• Sir William Saville (later Sir Philip Monckton)
• Sir Barnaby Scudamore
• Col. John Shalcross - see John Milward
• Earl of Shrewsbury
• Sir Arthur Slingsby – see Lord Percy (Oxford)
• Guilford Slingsby (later Thomas Slingsby)
• Col. Thomas Slingsby – see Guilford Slingsby
• Sir James Smith
• Col. John Smith
• Sir William Smith
• Sir John Smyth
• Col. Ralph Snead
• Lord Charles Somerset
• Lord John Somerset
• Henry, Lord Spencer (later Sir Thomas Colepepper)
• Col. Ferdinando Stanhope – see Duke of Gloucester
• Col. Philip Stanhope – see Duke of Gloucester
• Sir Edward Stawell
• Sir John Stawell
• Col. John Stradling
• Col. Giles Strangeways
• Sir Thomas Strickland
• Col. Francis Stuart
• Col. John Stuart – see Lord John Stuart
• Lord John Stuart (prev Horatio Cary, later Earl of Cleveland, John Fleetwood, John Stuart)
• Sir Thomas Stukely
• Col. William Styles

T

• Lord Taafe - see Duke of Gloucester
• Sir Richard Tempest
• Col. Richard Thornhill – see Sir William Boteler
• Col. Francis Trafford
• Lord Treasurer
• Col. Thomas Tregonwel
• Col. Jonathan Trelawney - see Col. John Digby
• Col. Marcus Trevor – see Lord Capel
• Col. Charles Tucker
• Sir Samuel Tuke – see Duke of York
• Sir Thomas Tyldesley
• Col. John Tynte

V

• Col. John Vangarish
• Sir Walter Vavasour (later Francis Hungate)
• Sir William Vavasour
• Sir George Vaughan
• Sir William Vaughan
• Col. Edward Vere
• Col. Edward Villiers

W

• Sir John Wake
• Sir Edward Waldegrave (later Nathaniel Heveningham)
• Prince of Wales (Thomas Byron, Lord Wentworth, Lord Capel)
• Col. David Walter
• Lord Wentworth – see Prince of Wales
• Col. Robert Werden – see Lord Cholmondley
• Col. Thomas Weston – see Lord Digby
• Col. Roger Whitley
• Sir Edward Widdrington
• Lord Widdrington
• Sir Trevor Williams
• Sir Richard Willys (later James Cromwell)
• Col. William Willys
• Lord Wilmot (later Aymes Pollard)
• Marquis of Winchester
• Col. Edward Wogan
• Col. Devereaux Wolseley
• Marquis of Worcester
• Sir Francis Wortley (later Sir Robert Howard)
• Col. George Wray (later Ralph Mylott)
• Col. James Wroughton
• Col. Edmond Wyndham
• Sir Hugh Wyndham

Y

• Duke of York (Sir Charles Cavendish, later Sir Samuel Tuke)
• Duke of York's Lifeguard (Flanders)

Z

• James Zouch (Col. James Zouch)