Source: A bibliography of Regimental Histories of the British Army by A S White
ENGLAND AND WALES
The Berkshire Yeomanry: an interesting resume of its history, status, and work ... Reprinted from 'The Whitehall Review'. 8 pp., illustrations.
The White Horse. A History of the Berkshire Yeomanry. Vol II (1921-1946) by W. H. Skrine. 87 pp. plus appendices (12 pp.), folio, 2 photocopies maps, roneo/ cyclostyled, n.d., no imprint, c.1970.
The Cheshire (Earl of Chester’s) Yeomanry 1898-1967: The Last Regiment to Fight on Horses. By Lt-Col. Sir Richard Verdin. London: Cavalry Club, 1971. xviii, 666 pp., frontispiece, illustrations, maps.
Order Book of the 26th (Dorset) Company I.Y. For About A Year in South Africa. By Capt. Sir E. Lees, 240 pp., illustration and map, printed for private circulation to members of the Corps by Henry Ling, Dorchester, 1903 Edition, limited to less than 200 copies.
The Essex Yeomanry, Records and Recollections, 1901-1914. Reprinted from the Essex Review, 1951, 19 pp., illustrations.
A Short History of the Essex Yeomanry. By T. H. S. Story. No imprint [1969]. 5 pp.
An Outline History of the Yeomanry Forces of Glamorgan and Monmouthshire and Historical Records of Gunner Regiments of the Two Counties, Edited by Capt. A. R. Hazelrigg. Newport, Mon. 1965, ii, 37 pp. 4to.
The Yeomen of Yore. Glamorgan Yeomanry, 1794-1965. By D. Cowbridge. Brown & Sons, 1966, 63 pp., illustrations.
The Yeoman or Yore, Anecdotes and History of the Glamorgan Yeomanry 1794-1915. By J. Smith, 63 pp., Cambridge, 1966.
Glamorgan—Its Gentlemen and Yeomanry 1797-1980. By B. Owen. The Starling Press, 1983. 139 pp., illustrations.
Royal Gloucestershire Hussars, Coronation Year, 1953. Published by the Regiment, 1953, 48 pp., illustrations.
Hertfordshire Yeomanry and Artillery Uniforms, Arms and Equipment. Vol.l. By J. D. Sainsbury. Hertfordshire Yeomanry & Artillery Historical Trust, 1980. 83 pp., illustrations.
Kent Yeo. Sketches by a Kent Yeoman 1914-1918 (Gallipoli, Malta, Suez, Solium, Palestine, France), 72 pp. many illustrations and sketches, 4to, wrappers, A. Melrose, c.1922.
With the 36th West Kent Squadron Imperial Yeomanry in South Africa, Jan. 9th 1900—July 19th, 1901. By Capt. H. Bertram Pott. Illustrated with photographs, 1901. 4to.
Trumpet Call. The Story of the Duke of Lancaster’s Own Yeomanry (Boer War to W.W.II). By Lt.-Col. J. C. Bastick. 95 pp., illustrations and maps, 1973.
The Duke of Lancaster’s Own Yeomanry. By Worsley. 1973. 84 pp., illustrations.
Records of the Rough Riders (XXth Battalion Imperial Yeomanry) Boer War 1899-1902. By Capt. H. G. McKenzie, 298 pp., illustrations and folding map, Brown & Wilson, Bedford, 1907.
The Sharpshooters. The 3rd County of London Yeomanry and successor units, 1900-61 and Kent and County of London Yeomanry 1969-70. By B. Mollo. London: Historical Research Unit 1970. 83 pp., illustrations.
Middlesex Duke of Cambridge’s Hussars Yeomanry Cavalry. Historical Notes 1830-90. Published by Authority, 1890, 16 pp., illustrations.
Middlesex Yeomanry Magazine. Souvenir Number 1914-1919. No imprint. 1919. 72 pp., portraits, plates.
The Norfolk Yeomanry in Peace and War. By J. Bastin. Norfolk: The Iceni Press, 1986. 309 pp., maps.
Northamptonshire Yeomanry 1794-1964. By H. de L. Cazenove. Northampton: H. de L. Cazenove, 1966. 19 pp., illustrations.
The Story of a Regiment, being a Short History of Northumberland Hussars Yeomanry 1819-1969. By H. Tegner. Index, coloured plates of uniform and guidons. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Frank Graham, 1969. viii, 132 pp. illustrations.
The Shropshire Yeomanry (6th) (Dragoons) R.A.C. (T.A.). By G. Archer Parfitt. Shrewsbury, Regimental Museum, n.d. [c. 1965], 28 pp., illustrations. 13in.
Rules and Orders to be observed by the South Shropshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry; together with a List of Regimentals, part of the Sword-Exercise. Wellington, n.d., 1809, woodcuts.
The historical journal of the Royal Wessex Yeomanry: with a Preface by The Secretary of State for Defence and a Foreword by Colonel The Duke of Beaufort, Honorary Colonel The Royal Wessex Yeomanry. Edited by J. D. Bastin. Royal Wessex Yeomanry, 1980. 118 pp., illustrations.
A History of the Westminster Dragoons 1901 to 1967, by Captains C. C. P. Lawson & N. Huw-Williams. 1969, 350 pp. Honours & Awards.
Militia, Yeomanry and Volunteer Forces of the East Riding, 1689-1908. By R. W. S. Norfolk. East Yorkshire Local History Society, 1965, 58 pp., illustrations.
SCOTLAND
Some Experiences with The Ayrshire Yeomanry in South Africa. By James Bell of Enterkine, Major. Introduction, initialled (James Edward Shaw) who saw the work published after Major Bell’s death, is dated April 1916. No imprint, 1916,63 pp., frontispiece.
Historical Records of the Border Yeomanry Regiments by Engineer-Lieutenant Benson F. M. Freeman, T.N., 42 pp., 4to, (The four Eastern Corps of the Border Yeomanry), reprinted from the ‘Kelso Mail’ 1906.
The Muster Roll of the Forfarshire, or Lord Ogilby’s Regiment raised on behalf of the Royal House of Stuart in 1745-6, with biographical sketches. By A. Mackintosh, xix, 189 pp., 20 illustrations, Inverness, 1914.
