Sir Hugh Cholmley’s Regiment of Horse
| Active | 1643 to 1646 |
| Country | England |
| Allegiance | Parliamentarian |
| Royalist | |
| Conflicts | First Civil War |
| Type | Horse |
| Dragoons | |
| Colonel | Sir Hugh Cholmley |
| Area Raised | Yorkshire |
| Flag Colour | |
| Flag Design | |
| Field Armies | Newcastle 1643 |
Parliamentarian garrison of Scarborough in the First Civil War that changed sides to the Royalists
Service History
1643
- Parliamentarian garrison of Scarborough
- March: Defect to the Royalists
- September to October: Siege of Hull
1644
- February to July 1645: Besieged at Scarborough
- April: Battle of Selby?
- May: Besieged at Buttercrambe Castle? (det?)
- June: Raid Buttercrambe Castle
1645
- February: Loss of Scarborough town
- July: Surrender of Scarborough Castle
Notes
Two troops, one of horse, one of dragoons
Flags
Notable Officers
Sir Hugh Cholmley
Horse Regiment
Lieutenant Colonel Mason (1) Sargeant Major Jackson (1) Sargeant Major Toby Jenkins Ment. I.O. Captain Dunwell (1) Captain George Errington Ment. I.O. Captain Toby Jenkins Ment. I.O. Captain Robert Lakin I.O. York. Captain Markenfield (1) Captain Norton (1) Captain Robert Thomas Ment. I.O. Captain Wharton Ment. I.O. Lieutenant Francis Bambridge I.O. L + W Lieutenant Ralph Brabant I.O. Durham to Capt. Thomas Lieutenant Abraham Gero I.O. L + W Lieutenant Markenfield (1) Lieutenant Robert Welbourne I.O. York. to Capt. Wharton Cornet Robert Michaell I.O. York. to Capt. Errington Cornet Nicholas Skipton I.O. York. to Capt.Toby Jenkins Cornet Jonathan White I.O. York. Cornet William Young I.O. York. to Capt. Wharton Quartermaster William Huntrayds I.O. York. Quartermaster Robert Reed I.O. York. to Capt. Wharton
(1) Scarborough records 1640-1661 edited by M.Y. Ashcroft MIC.1320/937 Supplies November 1643 62 muskets from Cholmley delivered to Capt. Jones in York 1390 muskets,bandaliers,884 pair of pistols,100 carbines,100 pair of holsters 100 barrels of gunpowder and 50 bundles of match landed at Scarborough in the Mary by Capt. Jacob Williamson,a Dutchman. Dispensed as follows Mr Robson 540 Pair of pistols. Major Jackson 200 pair,Lt.Markenfield 37 pair,Capt.Markenfield 25 pair,Capt.Dunwell 24 pair,Capt.Norton 15 pair,Lt.Col. Mason 6 pair. 27 stayed in Scarborough arsenal + 218 muskets. 38 muskets to York for Capt.Jones to make his up to 100.
K694B VERY GOOD TAKING OF WHITBY AND CRUELTY OF CHOLMLEY
