Index of Pages on the Essex Yeomanry
Regimental Information
| 1901-1909 | Essex Imperial Yeomanry |
| 1909-1921 | A Brief History of Essex Yeomanry |
| 1914-1919 | Second Line Battallion |
| 1915-1917 | Third Line Battalion |
Biographies
| Colonel Richard Beale Colvin | |
| Lance Corporal 1370 Lionel George Cook DSC MM | |
| RSM Christopher Farrell | |
| Major Guy Gold | |
| Lance Corporal 51507 Harold Sandford Mugford VC |
Before World War One
World War One
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| 1914 | Essex Territorial Church Parade Sunday |
| 1914 | Recruits from Chelmsford Rugby Club |
| 1915 | Ypres- Battle of Frezenberg Ridge |
| 1915 | Yeomanry men reported as wounded |
| 1917 | Arras - Monchy le Preux |
| 1914-1919 | Officer List |
| 1914-1919 | Awards to Officers |
| 1914-1919 | Awards to NCO's and other ranks |
| 1914-1919 | UK bases of 1st, 2nd & 3rd EY during the Great War |
After World War One
| 1920-1930 | Officer List |
| 1921 | Old Comrades Dinner |
| 1923 | Essex Regiment History Committe Members |
There followed several reorganisations although the Essex Yeomanry as we know it was formed as a Territorial Unit in 1901, initially called the Essex Imperial Yeomanry but in 1908 simply called the Essex Yeomanry.
In 1921 the role of cavalry was gone and Essex Yeomanry became part of the Royal Horse Artillery . In 1969 a further reorganisation saw the Essex Yeomanry become a signal squadron while further reorganisations have seen the role reduced to that of a troop within the Territorial Signals Regiment
