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CLAUS-PETER GOLBERG AND ROBERT HALL

W A R O F T H E S P A N I S H S U C C E S S I O N 1 7 0 1 - 1 7 1 4

E L E C T O R AT E PA L AT I N E

U N D E R

Elector Johann Wilhelm 1690-1716

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E L E C TO R AT E PA L AT I N E

CONTENTS

Contents _________________________________________________________________ 2 Introduction__________________________________________________________________ 6

Historical Background________________________________________________________________6 Currencies__________________________________________________________________________7

Structure of the Army__________________________________________________________ 7

Contracts with other States ____________________________________________________ 32

Obligations to the Imperial Circles ______________________________________________ 34

Subsidy Payments ____________________________________________________________ 35

General Staff ________________________________________________________________ 35

The Structure of a Regiment of Foot_____________________________________________ 36

The Structure of a Regiement of Horse __________________________________________ 37

The Structure of The Garde du Corps ___________________________________________ 37

Provisioning / Train __________________________________________________________ 38

General Information on Uniforms and Equiptment ________________________________ 38

Infantry Regiments ___________________________________________________________ 40 IR 1685/3 Leibregiment zu Fuß _____________________________________________________40 IR 1685/4 Regiment zu Fuß Lübeck __________________________________________________43 IR 1688/1 Regiment zu Fuß Sachsen-Meiningen________________________________________48 IR 1685/5 Regiment zu Fuß Bourscheidt ______________________________________________51 IR 1691/1 Regiment zu Fuß Isselbach ________________________________________________53 IR 1698/1 Regiment zu Fuß Garde Grenadiere_________________________________________55 IR 1701/5 Regiment zu Fuß Barbo / La Marck_________________________________________58 IR 1703/1 Regiment zu Fuß Haxthausen ______________________________________________61 IR 1701/9 Regiment zu Fuß Greber, Alt-Efferen _______________________________________64 IR 1703/2 Regiment zu Fuß Nassau-Dillenburg ________________________________________66 IR 1701/7 Regiment zu Fuß Venningen, Bentheim ______________________________________67 IR 1701/6 Regiment zu Fuß Rehbinder, Coppé_________________________________________70 IR 1705/3 Regiment zu Fuß Bettendorf, Volkershoven, Sulzbach__________________________73 IR 1705/2 Regiment zu Fuß Lindenfels, Freudenberg ___________________________________75 IR 1707/1 Regiment zu Fuß Schönberg _______________________________________________76 IR 1701/8 Regiment zu Fuß Nassau-Weilburg _________________________________________77 Free companies _____________________________________________________________________78

Regiments of Horse ___________________________________________________________ 79 RR Regiment zu Pferde Garde du Corps____________________________________________79 RR 1685/1 Regiment zu Pferd Leibregiment ___________________________________________80 RR 1695/1 Regiment zu Pferd Venningen Gendarmes____________________________________83 RR 1689/1 Regiment zu Pferd Hochkirch, Hatzfeld______________________________________88 RR 1701/1 Regiment zu Pferd Frankenberg, Stolzenberg_________________________________91 RR 1701/2 Regiment zu Pferd Wieser, Spee ____________________________________________94 RR 1701/4 Regiment zu Pferd Schellard _______________________________________________98 RR 1701/3 Regiment zu Pferd Alt-Leiningen, Frankenberg ______________________________101 RR Oberrheinische Kreiseskadron Nassau-Weilburg _________________________________104

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RR Westphälisches Kreisregiment zu Pferde ________________________________________105 RR 1685/2 Regiment Dragoner Wittgenstein __________________________________________106 RR 1694/1 Regiment Dragoner Bentheim, Leiningen, Hahn______________________________108 RR 1687/1 Regiment Dragoner Vehlen, Leibregiment Dragoner __________________________111 RR Hussar Company ___________________________________________________________114 AR Artillery and Train__________________________________________________________115 Appendix A Archive documents - Tables ____________________________________________118 4032 Pag 138 Designation Year? __________________________________________________118 Appendix B Plates of Uniforms, Flags and Standards _________________________________130

RR 1685/1 Regiment zu Pferd Leibregiment __________________________________________130 RR 1689/1 Regiment zu Pferd Hochkirch, Hatzfeld_____________________________________131 RR 1701/1 Regiment zu Pferd Nassau-Weilburg, Lecheraine, Stolzenberg__________________131 RR 1695/1 Regiment zu Pferd Venningen Gendarmes___________________________________132 RR 1701/2 Regiment zu Pferd Wieser, Spee __________________________________________133 RR 1701/3 Regiment zu Pferd Altleiningen, Frankenberg I ______________________________134 RR 1701/4 Regiment zu Pferd Schellard (Schellart) ____________________________________134 RR 1687/1 Regiment Dragoner Kurprinz (Vehlen, Leibregiment Dragoner) ________________135 RR 1694/1 Regiment Dragoner Bentheim, Leiningen, Hahn______________________________135 RR 1685/2 Regiment Dragoner Wittgenstein __________________________________________136 RR Oberrheinische Kreiseskadron Nassau-Weilburg _____________________________136 IR 1685/3 Leibregiment zu Fuß ____________________________________________________137 IR 1698/1 Regiment zu Fuß Garde Grenadiere________________________________________138 IR 1685/4 Regiment zu Fuß Lübeck _________________________________________________139 IR 1688/1 Regiment zu Fuß Sachsen-Meiningen_______________________________________140 IR 1701/8 Regiment zu Fuß Nassau-Weilburg ________________________________________141 IR 1691/1 Regiment zu Fuß Isselbach _______________________________________________141 IR 1701/5 Regiment zu Fuß Barbo / La Marck________________________________________142 IR 1701/6 Regiment zu Fuß Rehbinder, Coppé________________________________________143 IR 1701/7 Regiment zu Fuß Venningen, Bentheim _____________________________________144 IR 1701/9 Regiment zu Fuß Greber, Alt-Efferen ______________________________________145 IR 1703/1 Regiment zu Fuß Haxthausen _____________________________________________146 IR 1705/3 Regiment zu Fuß Bettendorf, Volkershoven, Sulzbach_________________________147 IR 1707/1 Regiment zu Fuß Schönberg ______________________________________________147 IR 1685/5 Regiment zu Fuß Bourscheidt _____________________________________________148 IR 1703/2 Regiment zu Fuß Nassau-Dillenburg _______________________________________148 Artillerie und Train _____________________________________________________148

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BIBLIOGRAPHIE

1. Fabrice, F. von: ”Das K.B. 6. Infanterie-Regiment Kaiser Wilhelm, König von Preußen” I. Teil 1725-1804 nebst einem Rückblick auf die pfälzische Heeresgeschichte. München 1886.

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20. Oberbayerisches Archiv für vaterländische Geschichte: Band 58, Münschen 1914. Feldmeier, Franz: ”Die Ächtung des Kurfürsten Max Emanuel von Bayern und die Übertragung der Oberpfalz und der fünften Kur an Kurpfalz”.

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23. Pfälzisches Museum: Monatsschrift für heimatliche Altertumskunde und Geschichtsforschung, 29. Jahrgang 1912, Kaiserslautern. Fahrmbacher, Hans: ”Zur Geschichte der kurpfalzischen Armeefeldzeichen”.

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25. Tessin, Georg: ”Die Regimenter der europäischen Staaten im Ancien Régime des XVI.-XVIII. Jahrhunderts”, Teil 1, ”Die Stammlisten”, Osnabrück 1986.

The source is marked in the text with the above number in square brackets, e.g. [15] means ”Bezzel,Oscar”.

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INTRODUCTION

The history of the Electorate of the Palatine, Kurpfalz, especially the military history, is hardly taken notice of today. This is probably due to the fact that the Palatine did not survive the eighteenth century as an independant power but was united with Bavaria in 1778 when the Elector Karl Theodor inherited Bavaria on the extinction of that line of the Wittelsbachs. This work is an effort to close that gap at least with regard to the War of the Spanish Succession. It was scarcely to be imagined that it would be possible to add to Oscar Bezzel’s work “Geschichte des Kurpfälzischen Heeres” but amazingly many archive documents have survived the Second World War and were retrieved and examined by Claus-Peter Golberg. Thus the graphic designs for the grenadier caps of the troops in the service of the Maritime Powers came to light. In addition the study which he and Jean Belaubre made of the flags and standards captured by the French, the “Triomphes de Louis XIV”, helped to close a part of this gap. This version of the original German document does not include the details of the archive documents since these take up a lot of space and would not be interesting to most readers. Apart from that, a translation of the old German would itself tend to falsify the statements. The tables of unit strengths at various times have also been shortened. The available documents are incomplete and sometimes contradictory. While creating the plates of uniforms and equiptment we have attempted to reconstruct them according to the existing evidence but, in the end, a lot remains left to the reader’s own judgement.

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

When the lutheran House of Pfalz-Simmern died out in 1685 the Palatine fell to the catholic family of Pfalz-Neuburg and the Duke Philipp Wilhelm. It was during his short reign that it came to the infamous ravagement of the Palatine and the destruction of Heidelburg by the French army of Louis XIV in 1688-89 . Thus the Elector Johann Wilhelm inherited a land desolated by war in 1690. Johann Wilhelm, a fervent Catholic, had little trouble accepting the clause in the treaty of Ryswick ending the war on 30th October 1697, whereby, everywhere where Catholic mass had been held, even if only for a time under French occupation, it should continue to be allowed in peacetime. As a result 240 protestant churches in the Palatine had to gradually be handed over to the Catholics for parallel usage. Protestants were also obliged to observe Catholic holidays and to bow to the church processions. It was only in 1705 that the Palatine’s Protestant allies in the war of the Spanish Succession, Prussia, Hesse and the Maritine Powers, forced the Elector to sign the ”Religionsdeklaration” on 21st Nov. 1705, in which the return of the churches was promised and the persecution of Protestants ended. The Elector demonstrated his irritation by moving his residence to Düsseldorf in the Catholic Dukedom of Berg. In the Palatine his officials continued to press the last resources out of the war ravaged land. Johann Wilhelm had more success acquiring territory. On the extinction of the house of Pfalz-Veldenz in 1694 he added this legacy to his. In 1707 he acquired the whole of the County of Sponheim from Baden-Baden. Until then it had been under dual control of Baden and Kurpfalz. In 1708 he took over the parish of Ladenburg from the Bishopric of Worms. It was also in 1708 that he won back the Electoral Dignity of Hereditary Steward of the Holy Roman Empire, “Erbtruchsessenwürde”,lost to Bavaria in the 30 Years War. More builder that soldier (the palace of Bensberg and other magnificent buildings in his city of residence) allying his land with the Emperor and later with the Maritine Powers at least saved the Dukedoms of Jülich and Berg from the vagaries of war. (A part of the subsidy money went on paintings for the galery in Düsseldorf.) The original Palatine, on the other hand, suffered continually under marching and quartering of troups. The area of Neuburg suffered especially in the first war years through its proximity to the enemy Bavaria. Blenheim/Höchstädt, where two important Battles were fought in 1703 and 1704, lies in the territory of Neuburg. The Oberpfalz, which is in Bavaria, was assigned to him when his Bavarian cousin, Max-Emmanuel, was outlawed for joining the French side. But when peace arrived he had to give it back to Bavaria. Even the influence of his brother, Karl Philipp, Imperial govenour of Tyrol, on the Emperor and Prince Eugene of Savoy could not change this. Two years after the War of the Spanish Succession ended, Johann Wilhelm died and was buried in the Jesuit church in Düsseldorf. The struggle with the Maritine Powers to get the remainder of the unpaid subsidies lasted until 1723.

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CURRENCIES

To aid in understanding the amounts named in the Archive documents the following is a table of exchange rates. The Palatine had three currencies: for the nether lands called Species, and for the upper lands called Curant, and Rhenish, according to[15]: 1 nether land Heller = ¾ oberländisch (upper lands) and Rhenish. 1 Kreuzer (Kr./xr.) = 8 Heller (hl. or h. ) 1 Stüber = 1 Kreuzer 4 Heller or 12 Heller 40 Stüber = 1 Gulden or 1 fl. (fl. = Florin = Gulden) 60 Stüber = 1 Reichstaler 1 Reichstaler (Tlr.) = 1 fl. 30 xr. or 90 Kreuzer 10 Reichstaler = 15 Gulden 1 fl. Rheinish = 60 Kreuzer Foreign Currencies: 1 fl. Rheinish = 1,25 fl. Holland/Dutch Guilders or “Rijksdalder” 1 fl. “ = 2 French Livres (1700-1750) 1 fl. “ = 3,5 Venetian Lire (1687) 7,5 fl. “ = 1 Pound sterling (1680‘s, in English the Reichstaler was called “Rixdollar”)

STRUCTURE OF THE ARMY

The following list contains all regiments which existed in the period 1680 to 1714. In the remainder of the text the ”Tessiner Number” is used to identify a regiment exactly [25].

IR 1683/1 1683 Leibregt zu Fuß (Karl II) 1685 Leibregt (Philipp Wilhelm) 1686+

IR 1683/2 1683 Cataneo zu Fuß 1686+ IR 1683/3 1683 Frays zu Fuß 1686+ RR 1685/1 1685 Leibregt zu Pferde (from Neuburg, raised 1682 as de Monceau;

Oberst GM von Effern) 1716 Leibregt 1745+ DR 1685/2 1685 Leibregt Dragoner (also known as Kurfürstin)

1690 Jungheim 1700 Wittgenstein, Friedrich Ludwig Graf Sayn zu W. und Hohenstein) 1714 Mirbach, Freiherr von 1730 Manderscheid 1744+

IR 1685/3 1685 Kurprinz Leibregt (from Neuburg, raised 1676 ) 1697 Leibregt (Aubach) 1707 Leibregt (Lecheraine) 1714 Sulzbach, Erbprinz Josef Carl Emanuel von 1798+ IR 1685/4 1685 Jung d'Avila zu Fuß (from Neuburg, raised 1676)

1687 Lybeck, GFM Leopold Hugo Freiherr von 1714 Freudenberg, Freiherr von (1804 11. IR, 1896 => Großhzgtm Berg)

IR 1685/5 1685 Bernsau zu Fuß (from Neuburg, raised 1682)

1688 Efferen, Johann Friederich Graf von (d'Autel) 1694 Bourscheidt, Karl Caspar Wilhelm Freiherr von 1706 Bettendorf, Johann Philipp Freiherr von (01.05.1706)

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1712 Evertz, Johann Friedrich von (01.01.1712) 1713 Norprath, Franz Freiherr von (11.04.1713) 1799+

DR 1687/1 1687 Kurprinz Leibregt Dragoner (Oberst Alex. Otto Frhr v. Vehlen)

1690 Leibregt Drag. (Vehlen) 1716 Leibregt Drag. (till 1727 still Vehlen) 1803+

IR 1688/1 1688 Sulzbach zu Fuß, Prinz Philipp von Pfalz-Sulzbach 1690 Sachsen-Meiningen, GFM Herzog Ernst Ludwig von

1706 Sachsen-Meiningen, GFM Herzog Anton Ulrich von 1715 Sachsen-Meiningen, Prinz Josef (Johann?) Bernard von 1799+ RR 1689/1 1689 Franckenberg zu Pferde

1693 Nagel 1696 Hochkirch, Philipp Bertram Degenhard Freiherr von 1703 Hatzfeld-Wildenburg, Edmund Florenz Cornelius Graf von 1714 Foleville (1806 2. Chev.)

IR 1691/1 1691 Wurtbye (Wrtby) zu Fuß, Franz Karl, Graf von

1701 Isselbach, GFM Franz Fortunat Freiherr von (01.11.1701) 1714 Buchwitz(oder Buchweitz), GM Johann Georg Freiherr von 1799+

DR 1694/1 1694 Sandratzky Drag.

1698 Bentheim, Graf von 1703 Leiningen, Graf Johann Ludwig von Leiningen-Westerburg-Rixingen 1705 Hahn (Haen, Hann, auch Hundheim, nach dem Oberst) 1714 Bentheim, Graf von 1718 Spee, Graf von 1742 Elliot, Graf von 1744+

RR 1695/1 1695 Rehbinder Gensdarmes

1696 Venningen Gensdarmes und Karabiniers, GM Eberhard Friedrich Freiherr von 1710 Schellard (Schellart)-Karabiniers, Freiherr von

1714 Blessen 1744+

IR 1696/1 1696 Deutschmeister zu Fuß (an den Kaiser) IR 1698/1 1698 Garde Grenadiere (Oberstinh. Genl. Johann Ernst Graf von Nassau-Weilburg)

1716 Garde Grenadiere (1717 Oberst Erbprinz Josef Karl von Sulzbach) (1804 3. Lin.Regt.)

RR 1701/1 1701 Nassau-Weilburg zu Pferde, Genl. Johann Ernst Graf von 1703 Lecheraine, Graf von 1704 Stolzenberg, Justus Adam Freiherr von (aka Franckenberg and Alt-Nassau) 1713+

RR 1701/2 1701 Wieser zu Pferde, Johann Anton Graf von

1708 Spee, Degenhardt Bertram Graf von 1713+ RR 1701/3 1701 Leiningen zu Pferde, Johann Ludwig Graf von Leiningen-Westerburg-

Rixingen 1703 Franckenberg, Gmjor Freiherr von, 1713+

RR 1701/4 1701 Schellard (Schellart) zu Pferde, Johann Ludwig (Johann Anton?) Graf von,

1713+

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IR 1701/5 1701 Barbo zu Fuß, Jodokus Bernard Graf von Barbo 1708 La Marck, Julius August Graf von der Mark 1713+

IR 1701/6 1701 Rehbinder zu Fuß, Bernhard Otto Baron von

1707 Coppé, GM Johann Stephan von, 1713+ IR 1701/7 1701 Venningen zu Fuß, Johann August Baron von

1703 Bentheim, Hermann Friedrich Graf von B.-Tecklenburg 1713+ IR 1701/8 1701 Nassau-Weilburg zu Fuß, Johann Ernst Graf von N-W. Raised with 3

companies each from: Lybeck, Sachsen-Meiningen, Bourscheidt, Wrtby. Dissolved 1703, the men were distributed to IR Rehbinder, Barbo, Bentheim in 1704.

IR 1701/9 1701 Greber-Landmiliz, Johann Ludwig Greber (National Bat.)

1704 Efferen (Alt-) 1709+ IR 1703/1 1703 Haxthausen zu Fuß, Johann Raab von, 1713+ IR PB 1703/- Haxthausen-Paderborn zu Fuß, Jobst-Elmerhaus von,

(Winter 1712/1713 disbanded) 1713+ IR 1703/2 1703 Nassau-Dillenburg (Westerwald) zu Fuß

1710 Efferen (Jung-) GM Graf von 1713 + (Winter 1712/13 disbanded)

IR 1704/1 1704 Schrick zu Fuß 1704+ IR 1705/1 1705 Baisele zu Fuß 1706+ IR 1705/2 1705 Lindenfels zu Fuß, Karl Christian Ernst Freiherr von Lindenfels

1708 Freudenberg, Josef Heinrich von, 1713+ IR 1705/3 1705 Bettendorf zu Fuß, GM Freiherr von (from Cologne)

1706 Volkershoven 1709 Sulzbach, Erbprinz Theodor Eustach Pfalzgraf von, 1713+

IR 1706/1 1706 Hacke zu Fuß (combined Regt.) 1713+ IR 1707/1 1707 Schönberg zu Fuß, Anton Freiherr von (from Baden) 1713+ IR MS 1706/- 1709 Elverfeldt, Franz Sigismund von, (from Münster).

1713 given back to Münster.

Strength of the Army at various Periods/Losses

Troup review 1698 [18]

Household Units:

Leibgarde zu Fuß Düsseldorf Leibgarde zu Pferde Düsseldorf Garde du Corps Düsseldorf Foot:

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IR 1698/1 Garde Grenadiere Düsseldorf (Oberst Gnl. Johann Ernst Graf von Nassau-Weilburg)

IR 1685/3 Leibregt zu Fuß Düsseldorf (Ernst Philipp Freiherr von Aubach)

IR 1685/4 Lybeck, GFM Leopold Hugo Freiherr von Düsseldorf

IR 1688/1 Sachsen-Meiningen Jülich ( GFM Herzog Ernst Ludwig von Sachsen-Meiningen)

IR 1691/1 Wurtbye (Wrtby) zu Fuß, Graf von Pfalz IR 1685/5 Bourscheidt, Karl Caspar Wilhelm Freiherr von ?????? ([15] gives Düsseldorf, Jülich)

Horse: RR 1685/1 Leibregt zu Pferde Düsseldorf (Oberst GM von Effern)

RR 1689/1 Hochkirch Jülich-Berg (Philipp Bertram Degenhard Freiherr von Hochkirch)

RR 1695/1 Venningen Gensdarmes und Karabiniers Pfalz (GM Eberhard Friedrich Freiherr von Venningen)

Dragoner:

DR 1685/2 Jungheim Jülich-Berg (1700 Wittgenstein, früher Leibregt. Dragoner,

oder auch Kurfürstin, genannt.)

DR 1687/1 Leibregt. Dragoner Neuberg (also named after Oberst Alex. Otto Frhr v. Vehlen.)

DR 1694/1 Bentheim, Graf von Jülich-Berg

Artillery:

Company Müller Düsseldorf Company Andreas Jülich

On 01.01.1701 there were [15]: 6 IR in 2 Battallions with 10 companies each (the Garde Grenadiere had 16 companies = 3 Bat.) = 6680 ohne Stab 6 RR in 18 Squadrons = 54 companies = 2700 3 companies Artillery = 165 Engineers = 15

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1701 Yearend in Flanders – Paper strength According to [17]

Infantry Regiments Comp. à xx M. Bat./Sqd. Gren. Garde [1698/1] 2 Aubach [1685/3] 10 100 2 Bourscheidt [1685/5] 10 100 2 Sachs.Meiningen [1688/1] 10 100 2 Lybeck [1685/4] 10 100 2 Wrtby (Wurtby) [1691/1] 10 100 2 3 Freikomp. 3 200 Kavallerie Regimenter M/Pferde Garde du Corps 1 Leibregt. [1685/1] 9 50 3 Carabiniers [1695/1] 9 50 3 Hochkirch [1689/1] 9 50 3 DR Vehlen [1687/1] 9 50 3 DR Bentheim [1694/1] 9 50 3 DR Wittgenstein [1685/2] 9 50 3 1702 On the Lauter Lines – Paper strength According to [17]

Infantry Regiments Comp. Men Gren. Garde [1698/1] 12 1440 Aubach [1685/3] 10 1200 Bourscheidt [1685/5] 10 1200 Sachs.Meiningen [1688/1] 10 1200 Lybeck [1685/4] 10 1200 Isselbach [1691/1] 10 1200 Summe 7440 Horse Regiments M/Horses Leibregt. [1685/1] 9 450 Venningen [1695/1] 9 450 Hochkirch [1689/1] 9 450 DR Vehlen [1687/1] 9 450 DR Leiningen [1701/3] 9 450 DR Wittgenstein [1685/2] 9 450 Total 2700 1703 Strength [15]: RR Leibregt. 2 Sqd. 288 M. RR Schellard 1 Sqd. 80 M. RR Hochkirch 2 Sqd. 276 M. RR Venningen 2 Sqd. 280 M. RR Wittgenstein 2 Sqd. 242 M. RR Frankenberg 2 Sqd. 260 M. Yearend 1704 (Paper Strength) [15]: IR Haxthausen 1280 M. Bat. Schrick 640 M. IR Sachs.Meiningen 1600 M. IR Isselbach 1600 M. IR Garde Gren. 1280 M.

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IR Lybeck 1280 M. IR Bourscheidt 1280 M. IR Haxthausen-Paderb. 1280 M. Bat. Westerwald-Dillenburg 640 M. 2 Freikompanien 200 M. 3 Comp. Canoneers 345

M.

RR Venningen 450 M. RR Hatzfeld 450 M. RR Vehlen 450 M. Garde du Corps 160 M. RR Leibregt. 450 M. DR Leiningen 450 M. RR Nassau-Weilburg 300 M. (Kresitruppen)

Gives a total of 29 Squadrons and 27 Bataillons = 22.185 M.

1704 Strength on 24.11.04 [15]: RR Leibregt. 382 M. RR Venningen 372 M. RR Wittgenstein 369 M. RR Vehlen 362 M. 1704 Jan. Strength [15]: IR Westerwald-Dillenburg 253 serviceable 63 unserviceable IR Paderborn 500 serviceable 150 unservice. IR Haxthausen-Paderborn 285 serviceable 140 un service.

1704 Jan. Strength [18]: 1 Bat. IR Garde Grenadiere about 400 men 1 Bat. IR Bourscheidt ---- 1 Bat. IR Haxthausen 285 serviceable 1 Bat. IR Westerwald-Dillenburg 213 serviceable 1 Bat. IR Paderborn 500 serviceable 1704 Later Strength [15]: IR Westerwald-Dillenburg 355 serviceable 184 unservice. IR Haxthausen 358 serviceable 176 unservice. RR Venningen 306 horses

In 1705 distribution was [15]:

10 Bat. 8 Sqd. In pay of Holland/England:

IR Leibregt. IR Rehbinder IR Barbo IR Bentheim IR Alt-Effern (all à 2 Batt.) RR Stolzenberg 2 Sqd. 6 Comp. 310 M. RR Frankenberg 2 Sqd. 6 Comp. 310 M.

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RR Schellard 2 Sqd. 6 Comp. 310 M. RR Wieser 2 Sqd. 6 Comp. 308 M.

4 Bat. 6 Sqd. For the Emperor (see „Kreistruppen“ below).

13 Bat. 13 Sqd. in own pay:

IR Lybeck (2 Bat.) IR Bourscheidt (2 Bat.) IR Garde Gren. (2 Bat.) IR Haxthausen (2 Bat.) IR Paderborn (1 Bat.) IR Westerwald (1 Bat.) IR Lindenfels (1 Bat.) IR Bettendorf (1 Bat.) IR Baisele (1 Bat.) RR Wittgenstein (3 Sqd.) RR Leibregt. (3 Sqd.) RR Hahn (3 Sqd.) RR Venningen (3 Sqd.) Oberrhein.Kreis (1 Sqd.)

1705 21st September – Probably a report from a spy According to [17]

Infantry Regiments Bat. Men Gren. Garde [1698/1] Xxx 1440 Aubach [1685/3] 3 1200 Rehbinder [1701/6] 2 800 Barbo [1701/5] 2 500 Bourscheidt [1685/5] 2 500 Effern [1701/9] 2 800 Garde zu Fuß [????] 2 800 Nassau-Weilburg [1691/1] 2 800 Bentheim [1701/7] 2 800 Total 7640 Kavallerie Regimenter M/Horses Gardes à Cheval [1685/1] 500 Venningen [1695/1] 500 Wieser [1701/2] 500 DR Vehlen [1687/1] 500 DR Frankenberg [1701/3] 500 DR Wittgenstein [1685/2] 500 Total 3000

1706 in camp at Carpi:

Full: 300 M. 300 Horses. RR Stolzenberg absent: 17 M. 38 Horses. RR Wieser absent: 48 M. 62 Horses. RR Schellard absent: 19 M. 11 Horses. RR Frankenberg absent: 33 M. 39 Horses. Total: 174 M. 382 Horses.

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1706 Dec. in Imperial pay:

RR Vehlen 376 Men 243 Horses.

1707 Jan. in Imperial pay:

RR Vehlen January 1707 438 Men 276 Horses. RR Vehlen Later same year : 430 Men 222 Horses. RR Vehlen And in August 1707: -- 297 Horses. RR Vehlen on 1.9.07 absent: 77 Men 108 saddle and

26 draught horses

1707 till 29.7. Losses:

RR Stolzenberg 41 M. 101 Horses. RR Wieser 33 M. 115 Horses. RR Schellard 41 M. 86 Horses. RR Frankenberg 37 M. 57 Horses.

In 1707 after the return of the troup in Imperial pay (4 Bat. 6 Sqd.) the total army had:

16 IR (Westerwald and Schönberg with 1 Bat. each ) = 30 Bat. =150 comp. = 19809 M. 2 Freikompanien (Benk = 100 m. and Falkenstein 150 M.) = 250 M. 12 RR = 28 Sqd. = 85 Comp. =4600 M. 3 Companies Artillery = 375 M. 15 Enginieers = 15 M.

1708 the following units joined the „Moselarmee” in Flanders:

11 Bat. : Sachsen-Meiningen Isselbach Garde Grenadiere [1698/1] Lindenfels [1705/2] Volkershoven [1705/3] 2. Bat. Lybeck (previously in Jülich) 12 Sqd. : Wittgenstein Leibregt. Hatzfeld Leibdragoner

1708 the paper strength of a RR in Spain:2 Sqd. à 3 Comp. = 300 men.

1709 the 11 Bat. in Catalonia were reduced to 5 Bat. (on Dutch footing). 10 companies à 66 M. on paper. Alt-Effern was disbanded. The 2 ”Blinden” (non-existant soldiers), 19 Captains, 13 Lieutenants, 6 Ensigns were released [18].

1711 July – the regiments in Spain: 62 officers, 35 sergeants, 881 men, 972 horses.

1713 6.7.: the regiments in Spain were returned to Palatine pay at St. Andrea: 961 men, 432 horses. By september only 876 men remained.

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Tables of Losses

1702 Landau Siege Officers Other Ranks dead wounded dead Wounded 14 6 20 29 (incomplete information) 1702 Kaiserswerth Regiments Dead wounded

. Comments

IR Nassau-Weilburg[1701/8] -- 48 Nach [14] RR Wieser [1701/2] 2/9 13 Nach [18]

Nassau-Weilburg: wounded: 1 Cpt., 1 Lieut., 1 Ensign, 45 men.

1702 IR Rehbinder Venloo:

12 companies, 504 men, 48 sick on 28.10.02

GM Freiherr von Hochkirch Friedr. Ludwig Graf von Nassau Leibgt. zu Pferde Oberst von Au Major von Nothafft Garde Gren. Major von Marsal Garde Gren. Kptn. Kruse Garde Gren. ” de Champfleury Garde Gren. Lt. Heger Garde Gren. Oberst Spies Lybeck Kpt. von Podeck Lybeck Kpt. Brauten Lybeck Kpt. Guddekönig Lybeck KpLt Zaun Lybeck Lt. von Quoos Lybeck Lt. Wynard Lybeck Lt. Schwarzziegel Lybeck Lt. Leyendecker Lybeck Fähnr. Menden Lybeck Adj. Lund Lybeck Oberstlt.v. Annathen Isselbach Lt. Löfland Isselbach Fähnr. Wagner Isselbach Kpt. Tramdorf Leiningen DR Fähnr. Rincourt Leiningen DR Fähnr. Ocampo Leiningen DR Lt. Demmer Hochkirch

Speyerbach 1703 Prisoners [15]: Oberstlt.v. Salmuth Garde Gren. 6 Majors? Garde Gren. 6 Hauptm. Garde Gren. 4 Leutnanten Garde Gren. 2 Fähnriche Garde Gren. 3 Kapitäne S.-Meiningen 5 Leutnanten S.-Meiningen 2 Kapitäne Isselbach

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5 Leutnanten Isselbach 2 Fähnriche Isselbach Major Souquet Lybeck 4 Kapitäne Lybeck 1 Leutnant Lybeck 2 Fähnriche Lybeck Oberst v. Ebeth Leibrgt. 6 Kapitäne Leibrgt. 3 Leutnanten Leibrgt. 4 Fähnriche Leibrgt. Oberst Greber Greber 2 Leutnanten Greber 2 Fähnriche Greber Oberstlt. Gerach Barbo Kpt. Barbo Barbo 4 Kapitäne Barbo 4 Leutnanten Barbo 2 Fähnriche Barbo 3 Kapitäne Effern-Rehb. 16 Leutnanten Effern-Rehb. 10 Fähnriche Effern-Rehb. 1 Kapitän Leiningen 2 Fähnriche Leiningen 2 Kornetts Hochkirch 1 Rittmeister Frankenberg 1 Cornett Frankenberg 28 horses Frankenberg 32 horses Schellard 31 horses Wieser 28 horses Lecheraine

1704 May:

IR Westerwald [1703/2]: 253 men

IR Bentheim [1701/7]: 500 men

In Dutch Pay – Musterlist 04.09.1704, losses after 15.04.1704 (from 15.04.1704 onward: 6 companies instead of 12) According to Bezzel [15]

Infantry Regiments Staff Present Deserted Dead Jailed Comments Rehbinder [1701/6] 17 893 164 7 6 Present includes: Barbo [1701/5] 17 960 200 11 2 - Prisoners Bentheim [1701/7] 17 1092 158 14 8 - 3 ”Blinde” Aubach [1685/3] 17 994 95 12 1 - 3 servants Effern [1701/9] 17 986 241 19 2 5940 Kavallerie Regimenter M/Horses Horses

died

Schellard [1701/4] 11 291/287 9 3 10 Wieser [1701/2] 11 295/288 7 1 9 Frankenberg [1701/3] 11 286/284 21 - 9 Stolzenberg [1701/1] 11 284/279 23 3 14 1244

1704 November – Musterung Nußdorf, Losses

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According to Bezzel [15]

Horse Regiments Men Horses Leibregiment [1685/1] 18 158 Venningen [1695/1] 26 141 Hatzfeld [1689/1] 34 84 Vehlen [1687/1] 5 119 Wittgenstein [1685/2] 40 117 Leiningen [1694/1] -- 50 Frankenberg [1701/3] -- 41 Wieser [1701/2] -- 36 Stolzenberg [1701/1] -- 46 Schellard [1701/4] -- 10 Oberrheinischer KreisSqn. -- 23 1705 February – Dutch Subsidy Troups

According to Bezzel [15]

Infantery Regiments Men Horses Comments Aubach [1685/3] 1001 Rehbinder [1701/1] 932 Bentheim [1701/7] 1003 Barbo [1701/5] 939 (* Effern [1701/9] 915 Regt. Stäbe 95 Summe 4885 Kavallerie Regimenter Frankenberg [1701/3] 298 354 Wieser [1701/2] 295 344 Stolzenberg [1701/1] 287 342 Schellard [1701/4] 299 289 Regt. Stäbe 44 1223 1329 Soll 7080 – Lacking:972 M.

(* 1 Bat. Barbo was distributed to fill other batallion. Thus up to strength on 28.05.1705.

1705 sent to Italy

According to [15].

Regiments Men Horses Comments IR Sachs.Meiningen [1688/1] 17 Komp. To Italy IR Isselbach 1.Bat. [1691/1] 10 Komp. To Italy DR Vehlen [1687/1] 507 580 RR Hatzfeld [1689/1] ? ?

1492 men incl. 1 Feuerwerker, 3 Buchsenmeister, 6 drivers, 7 cannon. [Therefore the IRs had battalion cannon attached.]

1705 San Michell [18] :

Hatzfeld [1689/1] 1 man, 1 horse dead, 1 man, 4 horses wounded.

1705 Cassano According to [18].

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Regiments Dead Wounded.

Absent Horses Comments

IR Sachs.Meiningen [1688/1] 88 M. 120 66* * = drowned IR Isselbach 1.Bat. [1691/1] 12 40 6 DR Vehlen [1687/1] - 7 11* * =6 dead, 5 wounded RR Hatzfeld [1689/1] 2 3 2 9

From [8]: IR 181 dead, 169 wounded, RR: 4 dead, 10 wounded, 20 horses dead.

1705 Cassano According to [18]; dead officers :

Hpt. Dreyer Volontär Obrlt. Metzger Major Wolff Hpt. Grineisen Hpt. Rauchhaupt Hpt. Schampe Lt. von Vitzthum Fähn. von Bosen Fähn. von Wildestein Adjutant Spindler

1705 11.07.1705 – Muster Camp at Mainz According to Bezzel [15]

Horse Regiments Men Horses Recruits Comments Leibregiment [1685/1] 450 450 173 Venningen [1695/1] 450 450 160 Wittgenstein [1685/2] 450 450 133 Leiningen [1694/1] 451 451 219 Oberrheinischer KreisSqn. 150 150 69

1705 10.09. – 21.10.1705 Losses amongst Dutch Subsidy Units According to Bezzel [15]

Infantry: Strength incl. 74 prisoners: 3122 M. 62 dead 194 deserted:= 172 absent

Horse: Strength incl. 24 prisoners 853 M./719H. 6/48 dead 27 deserted: = 142/314 absent.

1705 Winter – According to [??]

IR Aubach [1685/3] : 1006; lacking 210. IR Barbo [1701/5] : 990; lacking 226.

1706 Jan./March According to [??]

IR Rehbinder [1701/6] : 954; lacking 234. IR Bentheim [1701/7] : 976; lacking 212.

1706 Sent to Imperial Army

According to [18]

Regiments Men Horses Deserted t Comments

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Regiments Men Horses Deserted t Comments Garde Gren. [1698/1] 967 166 2 Bat. Leibrgt.z.Pf. [1685/1] 442 436 Hahn Drag. [1694/1] 439 423 Westph.Kreis 450 450 Full strength? Oberrheinischer KreisSqn. 299 292

1706 In the Imperial Army According to [18]

Regiments Bat./ Sqd. Comments IR Garde Gren. [1698/1] 2 IR Volkershoven [1705/3] 2 IR Lindenfels [1705/2] 2 IR Dillenburg [1703/2] 1 IR Lybeck [1685/4] 1 RR Leibrgt. [1685/3] 3 DR Wittgenstein [1685/2] 3 DR Hahn [1694/1] 3

1706 Ath – Siege According to [14]

IR Lybeck [1685/4] : 13 men dead, 2 M. wounded, 1 Lt. wounded, 1 Cpt. wounded. IR Bettendorf [1685/5]: 16 men dead, 14 M. wounded.

1706 Staff Rehbinder in Italy

According to [??]

Generaladjutant von Bergsdorff (ab 1707 Graf Alberti) Oberkriegskomissar Ernst Oberauditor Ewertz Feldmedicus Lemmen

1706 February – Muster Alzey, Dragoons in Rochenhausen According to Bezzel [15]

Regiments Men Horses Absent Comments Garde Gren. [1698/1] 967 --- 323 Hahn Drag. [1694/1] 417 320 33/130 Venningen DR [1695/1] 428 334 Oberrheinischer KreisSqn. 144 99 10/51

1706 – 30.06.06 Muster in Minerbe According to Bezzel [15].

Regiments Full Absent Deserted Comments IR Aubach [1685/3] 1066 * 153 117 * incl. 19 prisoners IR Barbo [1701/5] 1111 105 140 IR Effern [1703/2] 1149 68 69

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1706 – 28th /29th July also 4th and 6th August 1706 – Muster in Lager Carpi According to Bezzel [15]

Regiments Losses since last Muster.

Sick Deserted Comments

IR Aubach [1685/3] 138 129 46 IR Rehbinder [1701/6] 309 75 266 IR Barbo [1701/5] 144 94 90 IR Effern [1701/9] Not mentioned IR Bentheim [1701/7] 190 102 182 RR Schellard [1701/4] 19/11 17 RR Stolzenberg [1701/1] 17/38 13 RR Wieser [1701/2] 30/34 24 RR Franckenberg [1701/3] 19/8 14

1706 September – General Table According to Bezzel [15]

Regiments Men Horses Sick Comments Garde Gren. [1698/1] 971 90 157 Absent.........................

- 89 commando Leibregiment [1685/1] 442 436 51 Hahn [1694/1] 417 320 40 Kreisregiment Nassau. 299 292 13

1706 – Losses from 22nd Oct.– 02nd Dec. 1706 – Muster on 08.12.06 in Camp atCasale According to Bezzel [15] and Ten Raa [18] in (...).

Regiments Present for service

Prisoners Sick Absent Comments

IR Aubach [1685/3] 675(657) 10 211 268 IR Rehbinder [1701/6] 583 2 162 401 IR Barbo [1701/5] 772(752) 6 190 178 IR Effern [1701/9] 973 ? ? 179 IR Bentheim [1701/7] 769 (719) ? 209 213 RR Schellard [1701/4] 256/222 (239) 10 44/73 Men/horses RR Stolzenberg [1701/1] 272/186 (251) 17 82/114 ” RR Wieser [1701/2] 246/183 (227) 12 54/117 ” RR Franckenberg [1701/3] 252/222 (240) 6 48/78 ”

1707 – Muster on 04.02.07 in Vescovato According to Bezzel [15].

Regiments Present f. Service

Fallen Other dead

Deserted Jailed Comments

IR Aubach [1685/3] 817 70 116 145 17 IR Rehbinder [1701/6] 736 57 113 306 11 IR Barbo [1701/5] 871 52 104 140 12 IR Effern [1701/9] 906 19 120 109 9

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Regiments Present f. Service

Fallen Other dead

Deserted Jailed Comments

IR Bentheim [1701/7] 859 22 126 36 7 Total 4185 Full: 6080 RR Schellard [1701/4] Men/horses RR Stolzenberg [1701/1] ” RR Wieser [1701/2] ” RR Franckenberg [1701/3] ” RR Total 1023/822 51/73 82 25 Men/horses

1707 18th May – Camp at Busca According to [15]

5 IR = 4281 men, 4 RR 1091M. /877 H.

1707 Mailand - Citadelle According to [18]

IR Sachsen-Meiningen [1688/1] } 1 Obstlt., 1 Major, 4 Hpt., 4 Lt., 450 Men, IR Isselbach [1691/1] } (the half of them deserted to Savoy because there

wasn’t any „Kartell“ [extradition agreement]with them).

1707 15.06.1707 – Muster According to Bezzel [15]

Regiments Full Present Service-able

Unserviceable

Comments

Leibregiment [1685/1] 4620 452 393 39 Hahn [1694/1] 444 429 376 53 Kreisregiment Nassau 299 291 227 35

Venningen [1695/1] in Maastricht losses: 31 men, 167 horses

1707 29th July – Toulon According to [15]

6 IR = 11 Bat. (5x2 + 1x Schönberg) = 4868 M. (496 Recruits), RR = 1048 M./841 H.

1707 – on 21.12.07 in Vado near Genua According to Bezzel [15].

Regiments Present for Service

Fallen in Battle

Other dead

Wounded Deserters Comments

IR Aubach [1685/3] ? 2 32 21 ? IR Coppé (ex-Rehbinder) [1701/6]

? 2 45 20 ?

IR Barbo [1701/5] ? 2 30 22 242 IR Effern [1701/9] ? 2 56 93 224

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Regiments Present for Service

Fallen in Battle

Other dead

Wounded Deserters Comments

IR Bentheim [1701/7] ? 2 28 18 ? IR Schönberg [1707/1] ? 1 ? ? ? Total 3328 11 [17] 1125 Full: 5760 present: 4315

Regiments Present Pres.[17] RR Schellard [1701/4] 288/291 246 Men/horses RR Stolzenberg * [1701/1] 237/227 242 ” *=Frankenberg 2 RR Spee (ex-Wieser) [1701/2] 267/267 218 ” RR Franckenberg [1701/3] 291/292 239 ” RR Total 1083/ 1078 945 Men/horses 1708 26th Jan. – Barcelona

According to [12]

3450 Palatine infantry landed.

1708 Venningen According to [18]

31 men and 211 horses lost.

1708 15th February – Muster Bruchsal

According to Bezzel [15]

Regiments Full Present Volkershoven [1705/3] 1280 717 Lindenfels [1705/2] 1280 1106

1708 March – According to Bezzel [15]

Regiments Full Present Comments IR Garde Gren. [1698/1] 1280 800 IR Dillenburg [1703/2] 500 --- IR Haxthausen [1703/1] 382 358 IR full with 382 men? DR Wittgenstein [1685/2] 450 300 DR Hahn [1694/1] 450 300 RR Leibregiment [1685/1] 450 300 Kreisregiment Nassau 300 200 Venningen [1695/1] 01.05. – 31.07. : 3 men and horses lost, 1 horse shot, 3 horses while grazing, 11 horses lost to sickness.

1708 – 31st May – Muster According to Bezzel [15].

Regiments Service. Sick Comments IR Barbo [1701/5] 648 ?+ IR Effern [1701/9] 537 ?+ IR Bentheim [1701/7] 629 ?+=104 Total 3 Bat. Summe (11 Bat.=) 3306 190

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1708 Oudenaarde – [14]

RR Venningen [1695/1]: 1 Leutnant 2 man dead, 3 men wounded.

1708 Lille – [14] & [15]

Losses: 665 dead and 1153 wounded (25 officers and 640 men dead, 43 officers and 1110 men wounded) [15].

Total losses after [14]: dead: 3 Majors, 9 Cpt., 13 Subaltern, 3 Serg., 640 men. Wounded: 2 Oberstlt., 5 Majors, 17 Cpt., 19 Subaltern, 2 Serg., 1111 M.

1708 3. June – Falset skirmish: Prisoners lost

Lescheraine [1685/3] : 81; Coppé [1701/6] : 63; Schönberg [1707/1] : 36.

1708 31. August – Pinerolo According to Bezzel [15]

Regiments Present Full Comments DR Vehlen [1687/1] 430/277 450 Men/horses RR Hatzfeld [1689/1] 373/297 450 ” / ” IR Isselbach [1691/1] 992 1600 IR Sachs.Mein. [1688/1] 891 1600

1708 – Tortosa – Siege/Defense According to [18].

Regiments Defectors Sick Comments IR Barbo [1701/5] 228 ?+ IR Effern [1701/9] 313 ?+ IR Bentheim [1701/7] 170 ?+=96 Left behind Total (11 Bat.=) 711 96 91 dead, 248 wounded, 711 defectors (pressed into French service).

1708 – 9. August Lager Cervera According to [15].

Regiments Service. Comments IR Lescheraine [1685/3] 601 IR Coppé [1701/6] 534 IR Schönberg [1707/1] 348 Total 1483 RR 949 men, 66 M. / 111 horses missing on strength, 45 unmounted, 73 horses ill.

1708 – 24th August Camp at Serocra According to Bezzel [15].

Regiments Present f. Svc Deserters Comments IR Lescheraine [1685/3] 595 ?

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Regiments Present f. Svc Deserters Comments IR Coppé [1701/6] 503 ? IR Barbo [1701/5] 189 ? IR Effern [1701/9] 276 ? IR Bentheim [1701/7] 261 ? IR Schönberg [1707/1] 294 ? Total 2118 24 285 prisoners

1708 – September – Camp at Monroig According to Bezzel [15].

Regiments Present f. Svc Comments IR Lescheraine [1685/3] 611 IR Coppé [1701/6] 507 IR Barbo [1701/5] 316 IR Effern [1701/9] 245 IR Bentheim [1701/7] 341 IR Schönberg [1707/1] 301 Total 2321 1067 Troupers/1012 horses (Full 1200).

1708 1st Oct. – Skirmish at Figuerola According to [18]

Participents: Leibregiment, Coppé, Effern, Barbo, Bentheim, Schönberg: together 150 men lost (dead?)

1708 08.10.1708 in Catalonia According to [??].

Month reckoned at 42 days Regiments Head Rth Stub IR Leibregiment [1685/3] 756 3107 36 IR Coppé [1701/6] 615 2494 - - IR Bentheim [1701/7] 700 2887 10 IR von der Marck [1701/5] 650 2603 28 Schöneberg. Bt. [1707/1] 377 1495 - - Total 3828 15546 44 Horse Regiments Head Rth Stub RR Schellard [1701/4] 312 5123 13 8 1/3 RR Frankenberg [1701/3] 312 4663 27 3 ½ Brabant Gage 452 36 Hpt. Suter 60 RR Stolzenberg [1701/1] 311 4956 13 8 1/3 RR Spee [1701/2] 311 4956 13 8 1/3 Total 5084 20218 2 12 1/3 Total Inf +Cav. 35764 46 12 1/3 For the OberkriegsCommisarium 80 For the Oberauditeur 60 For the Feldmedico 75 Summa Summarum 35979 46 12 1/3

1708 – 21st October According to Bezzel [15].

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Regiments Present Prisoner Dead Badly wounded

Sick Comments

IR Lescheraine [1685/3] 715 72 14 5 ? IR Coppé [1701/6] 584 47 5 -- ? IR La Marck [1701/5] 408 33 16 50 ? 228 Tortosa taken prisoner IR Effern [1701/9] 311 70 27 81 ? 313 Tortosa ” IR Bentheim [1701/7] 412 39 48 117 ? 170 Tortosa ” IR Schönberg [1707/1] 345 30 1 3 ? Total 2775 326 111 255 24 Soll : 5760

1709 Recruit transport from Holland

5 Kapitäne, 8 Leutnanten, 5 Fähnriche, 17 Sergeanten, 1 Führer, 3 Fouriere, 2 Musterschreiber, 6 Feldscherer, 16 Korporale, 6 Tambours, 632 lance corporals and privates. Captains were: Lescheraine, Norprath, Othegraven, Dunkel, Gelsdorf, Reding und von Biberegg. 245 men were enlisted on the spot in Catalonia. After 1709 there were only 5 Battalions (Effern [1701/9] was disbanded). Full strength was 3390 IR and 1248 RR. Officers returned home: 3 Majors, 22 Hauptleute, 14 Leutnanten, 9 Fähnriche. Reiterei – total losses 1709: 139 prisoners, 4 dead, 18 horses dead.

1709 – Katalonien According to [12].

Regiments Bat./Sqd. Present IR Lescheraine (Garde) [1685/3] 2 780 IR Coppé [1701/6] 2 771 IR Barbo [1701/5] 1 400 IR Schönberg [1707/1] 1 370 Total Infantry 2321 RR Schellard [1701/4] 2 - RR Frankenberg 1 [1701/3] 2 - RR Frankenberg 2 (Stolzenberg) [1701/1] 2 - RR Spee [1701/2] 2 - Total for Cavalry 6 / 8 1067

1709 Mustering

RR Venningen [1695/1] 462 IR Lybeck [1685/4] 630 1 Bat. IR Haxthausen [1703/1] 630 IR Bettendorf [1685/5] 1267

1709 Siege of Tournai

Regiments Dead Wounded Comments IR Lybeck[1685/4] 4 10 2. Bat. IR Haxthausen-Paderborn [PB 1703/-] 0 10 IR Westerwald [1703/2] 10 20 Cavalry 4 11 28 Horses

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1709 Malplaquet 11th Sept. 1709

After [15]: Infantry: 10 Officers and 83 men dead, 13 officers and 253 men wounded. Cavalry: 4 dead, 11 wounded, 28 horses. After [14]: 7 Bat. Pfälzer: 3 Off., 83 men dead, 20 Off. and 253 men wounded. 18 Sqd. Pfälzer: 5 men, 14 horses dead, 1 Off., 15 men, 14 horses wounded. 1709 Skirmish at Gerona

According to [18] DR Spee [1694/1] : 60 men lost.

1710 May – Forrage delivery between Doornich and Ryssel According to Archive [24 - 4037]

Regiments R. Comments Reg. Drag. Vehlen 2094 Reg Drag Hatsfeldt 2208 Reg Infant. Yselberg 498 Reg Infant. Sulsbagh 489 Reg Infant. Saxe Meininge 507 Reg Infant. Freidenbergh 489 General Staff 462 Total 6702 R. hollands. 1710 31st May – in Pont à Vendin

According to Bezzel [15]

Command: GL Freiherr von Bettendorf GM Freiherr von Zobel Regiments Strength IR Isselbach [1691/1] 762 IR Sachs.Meiningen [1688/1] 699 IR Freudenberg [1705/2] 700 IR Sulzbach [1705/3] 690

1710 Losses at Douai [14]

Lybeck-Haxthausen: 3 officers , 53 men dead, 7 officers and 184 men wounded.

1710 Losses at Aire [14]

1 officer, 74 men dead, 6 officers and 110 men wounded,

1710 Losses at St Venant [14]

0 officer, 6 men dead, 4 officers and 30 men wounded.

1710 Losses at Saragossa [15]

Lescheraine and La Marck went to Saragossa with 119 abelbodied and 62 unable men. Horse:- 4 officers , 21 men dead, 2 officers and 21 men wounded. 1710 Losses at Villa Viciosa [15]

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Prisoners: GM Coppé, Lescheraine: Oberst Greber, 1 Major, Hauptmann Überacker, 2 Leutnanten, 5 Fähnriche, 104 NCOs. and men. La Marck: Oberstlt. Violette, 3 Kpt., 7 Leutnanten, 5 Fähnriche, 170 NCOs and men. Frankenberg: 36 men. Stolzenberg: 1 Rittmeister, 49 men. Spee [1694/1]: 1 Kornett and 35 men.

1710 Spanien – Losses According to [18]

Almenora : 100 men lost. Surgossa : 2 Off., 21 men wounded, horse. Esábien : Spee [1694/1]34 men and 54 horses lost. Gerona : Schönberg was forced on leaving to give up all the men of the Swiss

Regiment Reding that they had hidden. 1711 Prats el Rey [18]

Coppé : 3 dead, 5 wounded. Frankenberg and Spee: 1 man, 18 horses dead.

1710 Losses at Bethune According to Bezzel [15] and Ten Raa [14] in (...).

Regiments Dead Wounded IR Effern [1703/2] 12 (15) 62 (68) IR Freudenberg [1705/2] 15 (18) 56 (59) IR Sulzbach [1705/3] 29 (37) 76 (92)

1710 27. June – Mustering According to Bezzel [15]

Regiments Present DR Vehlen [1687/1] 438 RR Hatzfeld [1689/1] 444 IR Isselbach [1691/1] 770 IR Sachs.Mein. [1688/1] 691 IR Freudenberg [1705/2] 685 IR Sulzbach [1705/3] 757 Kreisregiment Nassau 200

1710 Losses – Regiments of Horse According to Bezzel [15]

Regiments Dead Horses

lost Horses wounded

RR Stolzenberg [1701/1] 89 39 11 RR Spee [1701/2] 128 41 25 RR Franckenberg [1701/3] 93 42 13 RR total 310 122 49

1710 27th Dec in Arragon [12]

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Pfälzer: Infantry: 119 ablebodies, 62 unable. Horse: 214 abelbodies 85 unable.

1711 Prats del Rey According to Bezzel [15]

Regiments Dead Horses dead Horses

wounded RR Stolzenberg [1701/1] -- 4 1 RR Spee [1701/2] 4 2 -- RR Franckenberg [1701/3] 1 10 2 RR total 310 122 49 1711 Cardona

According to [18] Bentheim [1701/7] : 15 men dead, 24 M. wounded. 1711 – Neutrality Corps in Silesia – Camp at Sagan

According to Bezzel [15]

Command: GL Freiherr von Bettendorf GM Freiherr von Zobel Regiments Present Bat. Comments IR Garde Gren. [1698/1] 640 1 IR Dillenburg [1703/2] 704 1 IR Haxthausen [1703/1] 640 1 IR Lybeck [1685/4] 700 1 IR Bettendorf [1685/5] 1168 1. & 2. IR Effern [1701/9] 1280 1. & 2. -Alt 1709+?? or 1703/2??? Kreiseskadron Bernsau 150 Kreisregiment Nassau 300 1

1711 – Verluste According to Bezzel [15].

Regiments present Dead wounded. prisoner Deserters IR Coppé [1701/6] 356 6 7 ? ? IR Bentheim [1701/7] 434 25 42 ? ? IR Schönberg [1707/1] 354 4 ? 10 ? Total 1144 35 183

Horse: 10 M./22 horses tot, 125 prisoners, 52 deserters.

1712 05.03.12 Spring mustering According to [15].

Regiments Men IR Lescheraine [1685/3] 472 IR Coppé [1701/6] 305

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Regiments Men IR Schönberg [1707/1] 358 IR Bentheim [1701/7] 360 IR La Marck [1701/5] 338 Total 1833 Regiments M./Horse RR Schellard [1701/4] 256/201 RR Frankenberg [1701/3] 235/223 RR Stolzenberg [1701/1] 237/266 RR Spee [1701/2] 232/252 Summe 960/792

1712 04th/5th Nov. Mustering According to [15].

Regiments Prima Plana

Men Total

IR Leibregiment [1685/3] 66 366 428 IR Coppé [1701/6] 62 257 319 IR Schönberg [1707/1] 54 270 324 IR Bentheim [1701/7] 60 302 362 IR La Marck [1701/5] 58 296 354 Summe 2140 Regiments M./Horse RR Schellard [1701/4] 256/258 RR Frankenberg [1701/3] 250/249 RR Stolzenberg [1701/1] 259/248 RR Spee [1701/2] 245/236 Total 1010/991

1712 01.05.12 Musterig in Zons According to [18].

Regiments Mann Comments IR Isselbach [1691/1] 795 In Imperial pay IR Sachs.Meiningen[1688/1] 801 ” IR Freudenberg [1705/2] 795 ” IR Sulzbach [1705/3] 801 ” RR Hatzfeld [1689/1] 450 ” DR Vehlen [1687/1] 450 ”

1712 03.-04.05.12 Lager Haspres According to [18].

Regiments Men Comments IR Isselbach 1. Bat.[1691/1] 772 In Imperial pay IR Sachs.Meiningen[1688/1] 736 ” IR Freudenberg [1705/2] 748 ” IR Sulzbach [1705/3] 724 ” RR Hatzfeld [1689/1] 451 ” DR Vehlen [1687/1] 440 ”

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1712 Graf Vehlen According to [18].

Regiments Men Comments IR Garde Gren. [1698/1] 794 „Sold &Verpflg“ of the

Maritine Powers IR Effern [1701/9]? 743 ” IR N.Dillenburg [1703/2] 558 ” IR Isselbach 2.Bat.[1691/1] 795 ”

„Sold & Verpflegung“ = pay and maintenance

1711 – Tortosa – Ambush [15]

Regiment Dead Wounded Prisoners Lescheraine: 33 M. 19 12 La Marck : 22 M. 1 12

1711 – 21st October Mustering [15]

Lescheraine: 454 men, 370 of them present and correct (9.9.1711 : 558) La Marck : 327 men, 237 ” ” ” ” . (9.9.1711 : 421)

1711 – Balaguier – Skirmish [15]

Stolzenberg: 40 men dead, wounded and taken. 1712 Le Quesnoy

According to [18].

Regiments Off.wnd Men dead wounded. Missing IR Sachs.Meiningen [1688/1] 3 12 M. 65 M. 3 M. IR Isselbach 2.Bat. [1691/1] -- 17 45 5

1712 Denain According to [18]. (Dead = Dead and missing)

Regimenter Off.Dead/V

Mann/Dead

Off.Verw M. Verw. Comments

IR Garde Gren. [1698/1] 1 27 80 56 IR Effern [1703/2] 6 150 1 7 IR Sulzbach [1705/3] 3 217 -- 56 ”ruiniert” IR Sachs.Meiningen[1688/1] 1 3 1 2 IR Isselbach 1.Bat. [1691/1] 7 272 --- 31 ”ruiniert” IR Isselbach 2.Bat. [1691/1] -- 38 --- 21 IR Evertz [1685/5] ? ? ? ? unbekannt 1712 Lager Ouaregnon?, Mustering

According to [18].

Regiments Men Horses Comments IR Sachs.Meiningen[1688/1] 638 IR Freudenberg [1705/2] 597 IR Sulzbach [1705/3] 494 IR Isselbach 1.Bat. [1691/1] 523

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Regiments Men Horses Comments Summe 2252 3200 full DR Vehlen [1687/1] 424 361 RR Hatzfeld [1689/1] 422 362 IR Isselbach 1.Bat. [1691/1] 846 723 900 full

25 prisoners, 176 sick and wounded.

1712 in Imperial Pay in Flanders

According to [17].

Regiments Bat./Sqd. Men IR Sachs.Meiningen [1688/1] 1 800 IR Freudenberg [1705/2] 1 800 IR Sulzbach [1705/3] 1 800 IR Isselbach 1.Bat. [1691/1] 1 800 Summe 4 3200 DR Vehlen [1687/1] 3 450 RR Hatzfeld [1689/1] 3 450 4 / 6 900

25 prisoners, 176 sick and wounded

1712 St. Andrea Mustering [15]

1918 men on foot, 961 on horse July: Auction of horses in Barcelona: Frankenberg: 209 Spee: 177 Stolzenberg: 196 Schellard: 203

1712 Ulm - Mustering [15]

1704 men on foot, 876 on horse, 200 horses.

1712/13 Winter

According to [18]. Regiments Men Horses Comments IR Freudenberg [1705/2] 594 IR N.Dillenberg [1703/2] 323 38 +1 Oberstlt. RR Hatzfeld [1689/1] 12 Off. 543

1713 June/July – Soldiers in Imperial Pay According to Bezzel [15]

Inf. Regiments: Isselbach, Sachsen-Meiningen, Sulzbach, Freudenerg, Garde Gren. (June above, July below) Regiments Present Horses Comments DR Leibdragoner [1687/1] 437 263 107 in Mannheim+Jülich

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Regiments Present Horses Comments (End Julyi) 333 10 M./143 horses missing RR Hatzfeld [1689/1] 421 253 Com. 102 306 25M./151 horses missing DR Hahn [1694/1] 440 318 Com. 69 after April 1712 in Imperial pay 367 15M./89 horses missing RR Leibregt. [1685/1] 450 297 Com. 78 after April 1712 in Imperial pay 370 108 horses missing DR Wittgenstein [1685/2] 429 364 Com. 45 after April 1712 in Imperial pay 382 22M. /85 horses missing

1713 June – Mustering Mannheim According to Bezzel [15]

Regiments Men Horses Comments IR Sachsen-Mein. [1688/1] 763 --- IR Isselbach [1691/1] 791 --- IR Freudenberg [1705/2] 746 --- IR Sulzbach [1705/3] 765 --- 3065 RR Hatzfeld [1689/1] 305 290 DR Wittgenstein [1685/2] 381 383 Vehlen [1687/1] 327 318 1013 991 Soll 900/900 1713 Sale of Horses in Spain

According to [18] 203 for 1885 Patagons 209 for 2865 Patagons 196 for 2045 Patagons 177 for 2201 Patagons 1713 30th June & 31st July – Mustering Mannheim

According to Bezzel [15]

Regiments 30.6. 31.7. Comments IR Garde Gren. [1698/1] 768 800 75 garrison in Mannheim/Weinheim IR Isselbach [1691/1] 912 911 118 ” IR Sachs.Mein. [1688/1] 886 868 170 ” IR Freudenberg [1705/2] 989 963 220 ” IR Sulzbach [1705/3] 754 800 116 ”

1714 1st May – Disolution According to Bezzel [15]

The regiments Frankenberg [1701/3], Schellard [1701/4], Spee [1701/2] and Stolzenberg [1701/1] were dissolved.

CONTRACTS WITH OTHER STATES

Contract of 27.05.1701 with the States General foresaw 4 IR and 4 RR [14].

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On 01.05.1703 the IR Haxthausen-Paderborn [PB1703/-] was taken over from Münster [15].

On 17.05.1703 a contract was signed with the Maritine Powers with effect from15.04.1704 for the regiment Leibregiment zu Fuß [1685/3] (aka ”Aubach”) and Alt-Effern[1701/9].

In May 1705 a battalion with 8 companies à 100 man with 3 Officers and NCOs and 12 drummers each, as well as the regimental drummajor was bought from the cathedral office of Cologne - „Kölner Domkapitel“ (Technically Cologne sold the regiment [1705/3 Bettendorf] to the Bishopric of Paderborn and the Elector of the Palatine bought it from them [15]. This was done to save face for the Domkapitel, which remained true to the Emperor when Joseph Clemens, the Elector and Bishop of Cologne, went over to the French. )

In a contract with Prussia in 1706 a battalion of Prinz Heinrich von Nassau-Dillenburg was given to Prussia, where it was also known as ”Nassau-Preußen”. It served as Kreisbataillon (battalion for the Circle) in Silesia in 1711 [15].

Contract of 26.05.1706 with the Maritine Powers for IR Hacke[1706/1] with 2 battalions split the costs on the basis 1/3 Holland and 2/3 England [15]. The contracts determined „on Hollandish Foot” [15], i.e. 12 comp. à 66 men [18] IR Hacke was a ”combined regiment“ consisting of IR Lybeck and IR Haxthausen.

Contract 1702/02 was for the following IRs with 1 Bataillon each:

Barbo [1701/5] Rehbinder [1701/6] Venningen [1701/7] Nassau-Weilburg [1701/8] together 3168 men [15].

Contract 1701/08 was for cavalry (Reiter Regt = RR):

Nassau-Weilburg [1701/1] Wieser [1701/2] Leiningen [1701/3] Schellard [1701/4] à 2 squadrons each making a total of 1488 men altogether: 4656 men

Later contracts were for 16 comp. à 78 men = 1260 per battalion

According to the contract of 26.05.1705 were added:

IR Bettendorf (ex-Bourscheidt [1685/5]) mit 2 Bat. IR Lybeck [1685/4] 1 Bat. IR Haxthausen [1703/1] 1 Bat. RR Venningen [1695/1] 3 Sqd. together 2536 men on Foot and 464 on Horse.

In Imperial pay from 1705 to April 1714 were the Regimenter of Horse: RR Hatzfeld and DR Vehlen; and the Regiments of Foot: Sachsen-Meiningen, Isselbach; in Italy [4]. On 15.04.1707 a battalion of von Schönberg [1707/1] was bought from the widow of Markgraf Ludwig Wilhelm von Baden for 24,000 Gulden, incl. staff 646 men [15].

Om 22.03.1709 the contract with the Emperor for 4 battalions and 6 Squadrons was renewed. It affected the following regiments each with 1 bat. à 10 comp. of 80 men.

IR Isselbach [1691/1] IR Sachsen-Meiningen [1688/1] IR Freudenberg [1705/2]

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IR Sulzbach [1705/3] RR Hatzfeld [1689/1] DR Vehlen [1687/1]

On 27.03.1709 a contract was signed with Münster for 1 battalion à 8 companies = 663 men, Elverfeldt, also known as ”Jung-Elverfeldt” for service ”in the Empire north of the Danube and in the Netherlands“. In June 1709 there are reports of ”heavy desertions“ for the battalion in Brussels [15].

In 1709 the following units served in the pay of Kurpfalz but for „Brot und Fourage“ (bread and forrage) in the service of the Maritine Powers: 4 bat. 10 comp. à 80 M. each of 1 bat.

Garde Grenadier [1698/1] Lybeck II [1685/4] Haxthausen-Paderborn [PB 1703/1] Westerwald-Dillenburg [1703/1] (after winter known as ”Neu-” or ”Jung-Effern”).

1711 the following were in Subsidy of the Maritine Powers on the Rhine

RR Leibregt. [1685/1] DR Hahn [1694/1] DR Wittgenstein [1685/2]

1711 in Silesia in pay and maintenance of Holland: Lybeck 1st bat., Haxthausen 1 bat., IR Bettendorf, RR Schellard Karabiniers (ex-Venningen [1695/1]). Only in maintenance in Silesia were: Lybeck 2nd bat., 1 bat. each of: Garde Gren., Nassau-Dillenburg, Neu-Effern (in Silesia 14 comp. = 2 bat.), Westfäl. KreisSqn. Bernsau = 8 bat., 1 Sqd. altogether. The Imperial contingent included: Haxthausen-Paderborn [PB 1703/-] and the Oberrhein. KreisSqn. 986 Pound Sterling for horsesfodder and bread for 4 Palatine bat. [11].

25.06.1713 Intentions of using the troups according to Prince Eugene:

Imperial Subsidy troupes:

4 IR à 1 bat. à 800 men (ab 1708?): Sachsen-Meiningen Isselbach Freudenberg Sulzbach

2 RR à 2 Sqd. à 150 men: Leibdragoner Hatzfeld Hahn

Altogether 4100 men.

OBLIGATIONS TO THE IMPERIAL CIRCLES

The Palatine lands lay in various Circles of the Empire and thus brought the following obligations to provide soldiers for the Empire [15]:

Niederrhein-Westfälischer Kreis (Lower Rhine/Westfalia) : Jülich-Berg 1148 on Foot 139 on Horse (Simplum 302 Foot 134 ¼ Horse) (Triplum 906 zu Fuß 402 ¾ zu Horses) + 2 Field cannon per battalion. 1713 IR Neu-Effern 850 men

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1713 RR Schellard 3 Sqd à 150 men (in Düsseldorf and Jülich) Kurrheinischer Kreis (Electorate of the Rhine)

Pfalz 1000 on Foot 450 on Horse (1 bat. 2 sqd.) 1713 Garde Gren. 1 bat. à 900 M. Leibregt. z.Pf. 2 sqd. à 332 M. Oberrheinischer Kreis (Upper Rhine)

Principality Simmern, Lautern, Veldenz and county of Sponheim 1 bat. 1 sqd.

1713 Nassau-Weilburg 150 Mann

Bayerischer Kreis (Bavarian Circle) Neuburg 304 ½ men on Foot (1 bat. 2 sqd.?)

1713 1 Bat. Haxthausen 450 men 1713 2 Sqd. Kreis. Bernsau 250 men (3 comp.)

Together totalling ca. 5 battalions and 5 squadrons.

SUBSIDY PAYMENTS

1707 English Subsidies [11]

4.791 Pound: 18 Shillings: 6 Pense for the year 1707 paid to the Elector Palatine.

26.992 Pound : 13 Shillings : 8 Pense for the year 1707 as share of 3000 Palatine troups.

English and Dutch Subsidies [11]

1704-1711 per year 20.000 Pounds from Holland } 20.000 Pounds from England } = 160.000 x2 = 320.000 Pounds. Balance of the War Effort 1713 [8]

Expenses for march throughs : 27.400 fl. Income from England per month à 42 days 41.334 fl. = p. Jahr 358.228 For Westfalia = Invoice 45.422 Taler = 90.344 fl The Empire owes the Palatine 267.384 fl To be paid for form the Austrian and Bavar. Circles: 132.050 fl 13 = 3 1/3 ml Westfalian Circle 133.333 fl 6 = 4 2/3 ml 267.384 fl

GENERAL STAFF

The Generalstaff in 1698 consisted of [15] :

General Graf Johann Ernst von Nassau-Weilburg, Chief of Guards and Gouvenor of Düsseldorf Glt. Freiherr von Lybeck Glt. Graf von Vehlen Glt. Graf von Leiningen GM von Jungheim GM Freiherr von Aubach GM Herzog von Sachsen-Meiningen GM Herzog von Velbrück GM Freiherr von Rehbinder

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GM Freiherr von Bourscheidt GM Pfalzgraf von Zweibrücken

The Generalstaff in 1703 consisted of [15] : Tractement (Salary)

Komm.-General Graf Johann Ernst von Nassau-Weilburg 7333 Rth Generalfelzeugmeister Freiherr von Lybeck 3920 Rth Graf von Leiningen, General der Kavallerie 3920 Rth Graf von Vehlen, General der Kavallerie 3408 Rth Glt. Freiherr von Aubach 2600 Rth Glt. Freiherr von Rehbinder 1500 Rth Glt. Herzog Ernst Ludwig von Sachsen-Meiningen 1508 Rth GM von Efferen (Leibrgt. Zu Pf., Inspekteur der Kav.) 1200 Rth GM von Venningen 1200 Rth GM von Hochkirch 1200 Rth GM J. C. Raab von Haxthausen (1703 aus Bayern übergetreten) 1200 Rth GM von Isselbach 1200 Rth GM von Weichs (Weix) 1200 Rth

also:

Glt. von Lecheraine Glt. von Hatzfeld-Martial-Schrott Generalauditeur Geh. Rat Pattmers

THE STRUCTURE OF A REGIMENT OF FOOT

Staff of a Regiment of Foot [1,18]: 1 Oberst (Colonel) 1 Oberstleutnant (Lieutenant colonel)

1 Oberstwachtmeister (Major) 1 Kapitänleutnant (”Extraordinary Captain” for the colonel’s company) 1 Auditeur (Auditor)

1 Quartiermeister (Quartermaster) 1 Kaplan (Chaplain) 1 Adjudant 1 Feldscheer (Surgeon/Barber) 1 Tambour (Drummer) 6 Hautbois (side piper [15]) 1 Profoß (Provost) 1 Knecht (worker) 1 Wagenmeister (Waggonmaster)

each company consisted of:

1 Hauptmann (Captain) 1 Leutnant (Lieutenant) 1 Fähnrich (Ensign)

1 erster Sergeant (1St Sergeant) 1 zweiter Sergeant (2nd Sergeant) 1 Fourier 1 Führer (Capitain d’Armes) 1 Musterschreiber (Clerk)

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1 Feldscheer (Surgeon/Barber) 4 Korporals (Corporals) 3 Tambours (Drummers) 2 Fourierschützen (none in 1692 [18]) 18 Gefreite (Lance-Corporals, 8 in 1692 [18]) 84 Gemeine (Private Sentinels, 56 in 1692 [18])

In 1692 a company consisted of 80 heads. Four Gefreite carried axes, shovels, picks and cords. Later they appear as „Zimmerleute“ (Pioneers) with the same equiptment [18].

THE STRUCTURE OF A REGIEMENT OF HORSE

A Regiment of Horse consisted of 2 squadrons, each squadrom of 3 companies à 50 men [15]. Per company 36 ”Streitbaren” („capable of fighting“) as ”komplett” (full strength) [4]. Staff of a Regiment of Horse or a Regiment of Dragoons [18]: 1 Oberst (Colonel) 1 Oberstleutnant (Lt. Colonel) 1 Oberstwachtmeister (Major) 1 Kapitänleutnant (”Extraordinary Captain” for the colonel’s company) 1 Auditeur (Auditor) } 1 Quartiermeister (Quartermaster) } 1692 1 Person[18]

1 Kaplan (Chaplain) 1 Adjudant 1 Feldscheer (Surgeon/Barber) 1 Pauker (Kettledrummer, drummer in the dragoons) 6 Hautbois (only in the dragoons [18]) 1 Profoß (Provost) 1 Knecht (worker) 1 Wagenmeister (Waggonmaster)

Each company consisted of: Horses:

1 Rittmeister (Captain) 6 1 Leutnant (Lieutenant) 4

1 Kornett (Fähnrich/Ensign in the dragoons) 3 1 Wachtmeister (Sergeantmajor) 2 1 Fourier 2 3 Korporals 3 1 Musterschreiber (Clerk) 1

1 Sollicteur [15] 1 2 Trompeter (1 Drummer in the dragoons) 2 1 Fahnenschmied (Smith) 1 1 Fahnensattler (Saddler) 1

38 Reiter (or 6 Gefreite & 33 Dragoons) 38 (in the Dutch subsidy troops there were 35 men = 50 heads per company)

THE STRUCTURE OF THE GARDE DU CORPS

In 1698 the Garde du Corps had [15]:

1 Kapitän (Captaingeneral) 2 Obersten (Colonels) 1 Oberstleutnant (Lt. Colonel) 1 Major 5 Rittmeister (Captain) 3 Leutnanten (Lieutenants) 1 Quartiermeister (Quartermaster) 1 Adjutant

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8 Sousbrigadiers 4 Trompeter 1 Pauker (Kettledrummer) 1 Feldscheer (Surgeon/Barber) 1 Profoß (Provost)

100 Reiter At the start of the war the company consisted of 150 men, at the end 174 men. In addition there were 13 Trabants (”Schweizer Trabanten”).

PROVISIONING / TRAIN

Each company had tent horses but did not own a waggon.

After 1704 an Inf. Rgt. had a Staffwaggon and each company a cart with 2 horses and 1 driver/worker for the tents.[15].

A RR had for each company a waggon with 4 horses and 2 Knechte (Driver/workers) for provisioning and forrage.

From 1706/07 onwards, the Dutch Subsidy troops had 4 horses per cart.

On 27.12.1704 the provisioning train in Imperial service consisted of 69 men and 85 horses. The Oberwagenmeister Matthias Rogowsky commanded 51 men, 149 oxen and 24 provision carts.

In 1707 two IR had: 1 Waggonmaster, 2 Staffwaggondrivers, 16 company waggondrivers.

In 1707 the RR Hatzfeld noted amongst losses: 10 drivers, 26 horses, the DR Vehlen lost 2 drivers and 24 horses.

In 1709 the staff of each battalion a d RR had: 1 Waggonmaster, 1 cart, 4 horses; and each company: 2 carts with 4 horses.

GENERAL INFORMATION ON UNIFORMS AND EQUIPTMENT

In general before 1708 the coat and trousers were darkblue, the waistcoat was in the facing colour and stockings were white. (According to [18] the coat and waistcoat were mediumblau.)

A canvas bag was also carried as well as two cartridge pouches: a large one on a shoulder strap and a small one on the front of the waistbelt. At the start of the war they were described as „white“ meaning buff leather. Only in 1708 does evidence of „black“ pouches occur [24]. In 1713 in Catalonia blue coats with red facings were ordered for all Palatine regiments, „as the old uniforms are worn out“. Blue waistcoats were prescreibed for the infantry and red waistcoats for the cavalry [15, confirmed by 24].

The special mark of all Palatine soldiers were socalled ”Nesslinge” or nestlings. The nestling was a braided aiguillette in the facing colour and worn on the right shoulder [15 and 24].

Heavy cavalry wore silver- to ashgray with differently coloured facing. Cloaks and schabraques were gray lined in the facing colour. The dragoons wore red or yellow coats with ashgray or yellow facings and linings.

Drums were painted with white/blue flames and decorated with the Electoral cypher. Kettledrums were said to be blue with silver laces and decorated with the Electoral cypher. Trumpeters are said to have worn reversed colours [15]. Drummers wore the regimental uniform decorated with lace [24]. The artillery wore light gray.

Officers were differenciated as follows [1]:

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Leutnant und Fähnrich: a Spanish cane without a nob Kapitän ” ” ” with a nob of ivory Major und Oberstleutnant ” ” ” ” ” silver Oberst ” ” ” ” ” gold All officers carried spontoons eight feet in length. Staffofficers had ones with gilded blades. The tassels were white (silver)/blue. Sashes were white/blue.

Non-Commissioned Officers

Corporals and Sergeant-majors carried a hazelnut stick and a 6 ½ foot long halberd but sometimes only shortened old pikes. NCOs also had a golden border around the cuffs and, according to [15], often red coats although this cannot be confirmed through the archives. What the archives do say, is that the coats of the NCOs were made of „Lacken“, a fine material treated with lack or similar to make it more waterproof. The same material was used for schabraques, horemen‘s cloaks and cuffs.

The surgeon/barber wore a brass barber’s bowl as a sign of rank. [6].

NCOs, pionierse, Fourierse und barbers wore only the small pouch on the front of the waistbelt. [6].

Grenadiers:

Grenadier caps were, according to Bezzel [15] made of metal with yellow, white or redcloth, the bag black or coloured. The front had the Electoral cypher „JWC“ with an Electoral crown above it. Below it flaming grenades and all surrounded with ornamental leaves. From 1703 on, the caps of the grenadiers in Dutch service were of cloth with the Electoral cypher on the front. From 1707 on, the pioneers had „long, hanging, big caps“ In 1707 grenadier caps in fur are first mentioned. After 1708 the grenadiers hat generally bearskins [1]. The flap of the grenade pouch hat 4 grenades in the corners and a brass shield in the middle.

Grenadier-officers and NCOs carried flintlocks with the bayonet always planted [1].

In 1702 the pikes were finally abolished [15, p. 423] but IR Bentheim hat 160 pikemen until 1704 who were then converted to grenadiers.

Pioneers wore similar caps to the grenadiers with leatherflaps (over the neck?) with bags in the facing colour, leather aprons and axes[6, confirmed through 24]

Tents and equiptment

Tents for 4-5 men each. Field canteens, kettles and axes [1]. Per company there were 15 other ranks tents, 1 nco tent

Tents for 4-5 men each. Field canteens, kettles and axes [1]. Per company there were 15 other ranks tents, 1 for NCOs and 12 watch tents for 16 companies. Each company had 16 tents for muskets, waxed and coloured with the arms of the colonel [15, confirmed by 24].

[24 – Rep 4032 Pag 174] Amsterdam, 01.06.1708 : Daniel Suter to the Elector about the agreed ”tin bottles”: ”I will also dutifully order the water canteens and humbly transfer the amount.”

Every man had a spanish rider (short pike) 1.7 M long, in addition there were 12 beams per battalion 2.84 M long for 9 spanish riders each [1]. For IR Haxthausen the delivery of spanish riders is confirmed for 1704 [15 and 24].

Pro battaillon there were two flags [15]. Pro squadron 1 stand of standards.

Basically one can say that the infantry before 1708 wore colourful uniforms in the northern european style. After that the uniform was simplyfied and the grenadier caps were exchanged for bearskins, perhaps because the army was fighting in Spain and followed the local style. Only the nestlings remained as the typical mark of the Palatine soldiers.

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INFANTRY REGIMENTS

IR 1685/3 LEIBREGIMENT ZU FUß

Colonels: 1690 Gnlt. Freiherr von Aubach 1707 Graf von Lescheraine (GM 1703) 1714.01.01 Erbprinz Joseph Karl Emanuel von Sulzbach

In 1714 the remainder of the following regiments were incorporated: Coppé, La Marck, Bentheim, Schönberg, Neu-Effern, Haxthausen, Freudenberg, Sulzbach.

Service: 1703 - 1704 Imperial auxiliaries 1704 - in pay of the Maritine Powers

Officers known [24]: Commanders: 1701 Colonel Johann Hecht ?? 1710 “ Graf von Überacker ?? 1710/3 “ Dominius de Violette ?? Brigadier Coppé Oberst von Renesse Oberstlt. von Überacker 1707 Oberstlt. von Burgsdorff 1707 Major von Coudenhoven ( ?? ) 1707 Oberst von Überacker Major Albon Hpt Piquart Oberstlt. von Borckersdorff Kpt. Henseng Kpt. Schieß 1708 Kpt. Dahmen Kpt. Krauhs 1710 Kpt. Dungell Kpt. Henseng Kpt. von Mühlen Major Krey Widow Kpt. Fitting Major Kith Oberst von Hecht Widow Kpt. Breitbock Kpt. Monelau

1703 04. March, St. Wendel prisoners Kpt. von Tadden Lt. Bickert Lt. de Grura Pran Lt. von Berchem Beckum Lt. Weber Lt. von Andlau Lt. Lidlau Lt. Holstein Lt. Reintrop Fähnrich von Kopstein Fähnrich Dorf

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Fähnrich Jansen Fähnrich Litz Fähnrich Wittmann Fähnrich Schlabort recruiting in Metz Adjutant Schröcker all held prisoner in Riems until 1706

Engagements, Quarters and Camps:

1701 Luxemburg Occupation 1 Bat. 1701 Köln Occupation 1701 Erbenheim Camp 1701 Kaiserslautern Occupation 2 Bat. 1702 Kaiserslautern Siege 2.Bat. 1702 Trarbach Occupation 200 men defense 1702 Veldenz Occupation 54 men defense 1702-1703 Winterquarters Kaiserslautern and St. Wendel 1703 4.3. Winterquarters St. Wendel ambushed: 1 Bat. Prisoners, 15 Officers and 452 men. 1703 Summer recreation of the Bat. in Heidelberg 1703 June/July Stollhofener Linie Stationed 2 Bat. 1703 Philippsburg Camp 1 Bat. 1703 Oct. Mühlberg Camp 2 Bat. 1703 15.11. Speyerbach Skirmish 1 Bat. 1704 Stollhofener Linie Stationed 1 Bat. 1704 Germersheim Skirmish 1704 13.9.-26.11. Landau Siege 2 Bat. 1704 -1705 Winterquarters Neustadt a. H. 1705 Lauterburg Camp 1705 Treves (Trier) Camp 2 Bat. 1705 -1706 Winterquarters Kaiserslautern 1706 Aug. Carpi Camp 1706 Turin Battle 1706 Sept. Nth. Italy Ordre de Bataille 1706 Casale Siege 1707 15.6. Saluces Camp 1707 Mailand SiegeZitadelle (Detachment) 1707 Busca Camp 1707 Toulon Siege 1707 Scalenghe Camp 1707 17.-26.12. Vado, Transport to Catalonia 2 Bat. 1708 Figuerola Skirmish 1708 Falset Skirmish 1708 Cervera Camp 1708 Maroig Camp 1708 - 1709 Winterquarters Gerona 1709 - 1710 Winterquarters Figueras 1710 26.7. Ordre de Bataille 1 Bat. 1710 Balaguer Camp 1710 Saragossa Skirmish 1710 Marsch auf Madrid 1710 Villaviciosa Skirmish 1710 - 1711 Winterquarters Lonca de Barbara 1711 Tarragona Occupation 1711 Tortosa Ambush 1711 - 1712 Winterquarters Espluga de Francoli 1712 - 1713 Winterquarters Tarragona

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Uniform :

[1] repeats an announcement of Feb. 1699 in which a regiment with a completely blue uniform with silver lace is mentioned as first on a list

[3] Coat darkblue, facings darkblue.

[6] Lace silver.

[15] 1705 Coat, facings, linings, wasitcoat, trousers darkblue, hat trimmed in white.

[24 - 4030 Pag 27] 18.02.1705: “Zum anderen Vor deß General Lieutenanten von Aubach Regiment gantz Bläwe Röcke Camisolien Vndt hosen, Vor zwölfhundert zwey Vndt dreißig Köpfe.”

[24 - 4037 Pag 337] 1708: “650 degen mit denen Leib=Coppellen Vnd auch so Viell große lederen Patron=taschen bis zu completirung Eilf hundert mann annoch biß zu 640 Köpfe”

“nach anlaß der modelle 250 stück schwarz lederne große Patron=Taschen mit einem breiten gelb sehmledernen [sämischledern] riehmen nebenst der gleichen Sehmledernen gelbe Leib Coppellen zu vier gulden holländisch”

[24 - 4029 Pag ??] 21.12.1705 tents: “Das Aubachische regiment ist Vorm jahr mit Zehlten versehen worden”.

Flags:

[3] blue, thereon the arms of Neuburg. The “Triomphes de Louis XIV” are the only known source for Palatine flages of this epoch. The flag shown belongs to those which, according to the “Triomphes”, were captured on 15th Nov. 1703 at Speyer. Jean Belaubre [Plate No. 56] attributes it to the Leiibregiment:

1. The splendid design with the full Electoral Arms surrounded with the Order of the Golden Fleese indicates a regiment with the Elector as colonel.

2. The regiment was almost completely taken prisoner together with the Garde Grenadier regiment in the panic of Speyer.

3. The regiment was raised in the Palatine, not in Cleves/Jülich or Berg.

4. It wore a completely blue uniform.

The Arms of the Palatine

Heartshield: Herzogtum Pfalz: a golden lion with a red crown on a black field. 1. Herzogtum Bayern: Blue/white lozenges. 2. Herzogtum Jülich: A black lion in a gold field 3. Herzogtum Kleve: In red a little silver shield from which 8 golden lily staffs issue (the “Glevenrad”). 4. Herzogtum Berg: In silver a red double-tailed lion armed gold and with a blue crown. 5. Grafschaft Veldenz: In silver a blue lion, crowned and armed gold. 6. Grafschaft Mark: In gold a fess of three rows checkered silver/red. 7. Grafschaft Ravensberg: In silver three red chevrons. 8. Grafschaft Mörs: In gold a black fess. The whole is surrounded with the Order of the Golden Fleece.

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IR 1685/4 REGIMENT ZU FUß LÜBECK

Obersten: 1685 Jung d’Avila (von Neuburg errichtet) 1687 Freiherr Leopold Hugo von Lübeck (Lybeck) Generalfeldzeugmeister 1714 Freiherr von Freudenberg

Service: - 1704 Jülich-Berg 1704 - in Imperial pay

Officers known : Commanders:

1703 Oberst Ph. Jacob von Cocetti (1708 + at Lille) 1702 “ von Spieß (+ 1702) 1702 Oberstlt. von Soribas (+6.8.1702 Landau Siege) [12] 1706 Oberstlt. Claudius de Souquet I. Bat. [15] 1708 “ “ “ 1702 Kapitän von Leick (+ Landau) 1708 Oberstlt. von Reichmann 1708 Hauptmann Gelder 1708 “ Cataneo 1708 “ von Elverfeldt 1708 “ von Bauer 1708 “ von Lescheraine 1708 “ von Hatzfeld 1711 Oberst Claudius de Souquet I. Bat. [15] 1711 Oberst von Zientl v. S. Long 1711 Major von Hohnkirch 1711 Kapitän Elberfeld 1711 “ von Othegraven 1711 “ von Greth 1711 “ von Withony 1711 “ von Vos II. Bataillon 1705 June in Düsseldorf 1705 Oberst von Cocetti 1705 Kapitän von Freudenberg 1705 “ von Heusch, Niklaus 1705 “ von Pattberg, Jacob (Pottberg)

II. Bataillon: 2 companies in Amberg: comp. von Erolsheim comp. von Bouth

1709 Kp. Schlobard X Tournai 1709 Malplaquet Kp. von Behr Kp. von Putzfeld Kp. von Heuß

Engagements, Quarters and Camps:

1701 Stationed between Neustadt and Speyer.

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1701-1702 Winterquarters in Mannheim, later Speyer 1702 Lauterburg Capture 1702 St. Remy Schloß Capture 1702 Kronweißenburg Capture 1702 Bergzabern Capture 1702 20.04. Landau Siege 2.Bat. 1702-1703 Winterquarters in Homburg and Lauterecken 1703 June/July Stollhofener Linie Stationed 2 Bat. 1703 Philippsburg Camp 1 Bat. 1703 Oct. Mühlberg Camp 2. Bat. 1703 15.11. Speyerbach Skirmish 1 Bat. 1703 Am Woogbach Skirmish 2 wounded 1704-1705 Jülich Garrison 1705-1706 Düsseldorf Garrison 4 comp. 1705-1706 Lüttich Occupation several comp. 1706 Jülich Garrison 2. Bat. 1706 Mühlheim/Ruhr Stationed 1706 Ath Siege 1. Bat. 1706-1707 Winterquarters Maastricht, dann s’Hertogenbosch, 1. Bat. 1707 Jülich Garrison 2. Bat. 1707-1708 Winterquarters , s’Hertogenbosch dann Maastricht, 1. Bat. 1708 Lille Siege 2. Bat. 1708 Maastricht Siege 1708-1709 Winterquarters in Jülicher territory 2. Bat. 1708-1709 Winterquarters in Maastricht then Limburg, 1.Bat. 1709 24.06. Ordre de Bataille, Flanders 1 Bat. 1709 Tournay Siege 2. Bat. 1709 Malplaquet Battle 1709 Limburg/Venloo Garrison 1. Bat. 1709-1710 Winterquarters in Neuberg/Sulzbacher Gebiet 2. Bat. 1710 Douai Siege 1. Bat. 1710 Aire Siege 2. Bat. 1710 16.09. St. Venant Siege 1. Bat 1710-1711 Winterquarters in Douai 1. Bat. 1711 Sagan Camp Neutrality corps in Silesia, 2. Bat. 1711-1712 Winterquarters in Maastricht 1. Bat. 1712 Maastricht, later Huy, Garrison 1. Bat. 1712 Kaiserswerth, Düren, Jülich Garrison 2. Bat. 1712 Haspoes Camp 1. Bat. 1712 Zons Camp 1. Bat. 1712-1713 Winterquarters in Maastricht 1. Bat. Uniform :

[3] Coat red, facings yellow.

[15] 1705 coat red, cuffs, lining, waistcoat yellow, trousers dark blue, buttons white (Off. silver) not including battalion with Regiment Haxthausen!

[18] NCOs golden lace around cuffs.

[15] 27.01.1706 Report from Freiherrn von Lybeck: “that except for the 60 people in the watch at Jülich patrolling against Liege, he could not collect 50 men in his regiment who owned flintlocks and cartridge bags. The men often have to go barefoot and the officers of the regiment have not received a penny of money for 10 months.”

[24 - 4032 Pag 9] 25.11.1707: “ Lybeckische Battaillon

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Bestehet die montur vor 8 Compagnien jede zu 74 Köpfe also vor 592 Köpfe und mit dem Regiments Tambour 593 Köpfe von Engelandischen Carsaye auch Engelandischen Baye nemblich in feinem blauen rock mit roth futter und rothe aufschlege, ......... blaue hosen sambt ein roth Camisolle nebenst der kleine montur alß specifié folget.

Große Montur Engelandische manufactures Ellen hollandische ......... guld. stub hlr Vor 41 Unterofficiers alß 16 Sergeanten, 8 führers, 8 Musterschreibers und 8 Feltscherers nebenst dem Regiments=Tambour blau geschorn Carsaye, Jed. 9 1/2 Ellen. - - - - - - 389 1/2 389: 10: - Item vor rothen Baye vor die Unterofficiers jeden 6 Ellen 246 123: -: - Item vor so viell Köpfe an roth geschorn Carsaye jeden 6 Ellen - - - 246 246: -: - Vor 552 blau Ungeschorene Carsaye - - 5244 4719: -: -

Vor 552 Köpfe roth Ungeschorn Carsaye - 3312 2986: 16: - Vor 593 Köpfe an rothen Baye J 6 Ellen - - 3558 1779: -: - Vor 593 Köpfe Leinentuch pr 9 Ellen - - 5337 1200: 16: 8 ________________________________ Summa 11561: 14: 8

4032 Pag 9 Kleine Montur [IR Lybeck 1685/4 Monturen] 25.11.1707

Kleine Montur hollandische guld. stub hlr Vor 41 Unterofficiers 121 große und 184 1/2 dutzent kleine kupferne und guldene Knöpfe - - 287: -: - Vor 41 Unterofficiers guldene galons 123 Ellen - - 246: -: - Vor 24 Corporals und 16 Tambouren guldene galons ad 80 Ellen facit - - - - 40: -: - Vor 552 Köpfe große kupferne Knöpfe 1656 dutzent Item 2484 kleine ad - - - - 1593: -: - Item 593 Weiße halßtücher mit rothe streife - - 444: -: - Item 593 paar weiße strümpfe - - - - 830: 4: - Item 593 starcke hembder - - - - 1008: 2: - Vor 41 Unterofficers hütte mit guldnen galons - - 205: -: - Vor 451 gemeine hütte das borth von Cemelhaar - 902: -: - Item 100 Granadiers Kappen mit bährnfell von selbiger Modelle wie Haxsthaußen - - - 600: -: - Item 70 # : blau Cemelhaar - - - - 350: -: - Item 30 # : roth Cemelhaar - - - - 150: -: - Item 80 # : blau gaarn - - - - - 96: -: - Item 60 # : roth gaarn - - - - - 72: -: - ________________________________ Summa 6824: 19: - der belauff von nebenstehender großer montur kommet hierzu ad - - - - 11561: 14: 8 ________________________________ Summa so der Liveranier despuite haben muß - 18386: 13: 8 Hinzu noch aparte zu bezahlen Vor 593. Köpfe montur schneiderlohn 889:10 Vor die Zimmerleuthe. 8 stück hengen - - - 48: - 8 stück achsen und Zubehör - 16: - 8 stück handtbeyle - - 6: 8 8 stück lederne gehencke vor saege 28: - 8 stück schurzfelle - - 26: 8

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8 stück Cordons - - 2: 8 Vor 100 Granadiers worunter die Zimmerleuthe mitbegriffen 100 säbelß J 2f holl: das stück - 200: - Summa 1216:14: Der gantze belauft Summarum - 19603:7:8”

[24 - 4027 Pag 187] 1710: “Deßen montur bestehet vor 8. Compagnien jede zu 71 Köpfe also vor 568 Köpfe Und mit den Regiments=Tambour 569 Man in Engelandischen Carsaye Und Baye nemblich in einem blauen rock mit rothen futter vnd rothe auffschläge ......... blaue hosen und rothe Camisöller nebenst der kleiner montur Alß specifice folget.”

Große montur

Holländische gulden Stub.Pf. Vor 41 Unter=officiers, alß 16. Sergeants 8 führer, 8 Musterschreiber, 8 felt=scherers, nebenst den Regiments=Tambour, blau geschorn Carsaye jedem 8 1/2 Ellen thun 389 1/2 Ellen pr 16 1/2 Stub- - - 321. 11. - Vor 246 Ellen rothen Baye jedem 6 Ellen pr 8 1/2 Stub- - 104. 11. - Vor 246 Ellen roth geschorn Carsaye pr 6 Ellen jedem zu 16 1/2 Stub - - 202. 19. - Vor 528 Köpfe blau Ungeschorn Carsaye pr 5016 Ellen pr 15 1/2 Stub - - - 3887. 8. - Vor 528 Köpfe roth Ungeschorn Carsaye zum 3168 Ellen pr 15 1/2 Stub: - - - - 2455. 4. - Vor 528 Köpfe rothen Baye a 6 Ellen thun 3168 pr 8 1/2 Stub - 1346. 8. - Vor 569 Köpfe Leinwandt a 9. Ellen thun 5121 Ellen a 4. Stub: 6 Kr. - - - - 1152 4 - _______________ Latus f 9470" 5. 12.

4027 Pag 187 Designation - kleine Montur [IR Lybeck 1685/4] 1710

Nun folget die kleine montur.

Vor 41 Unterofficiers 121 große) duzen undt 184 kleine) Kupferne Knöpfe pr 12 & 6. Stub p duzent 127. 19. - Vor 24 Caporals guldnen galons 48 @ a f2 96 - -- Vor 41 Unterofficiers guldnen galons ad 123 Ellen a f2 - - - - - 246. -. - Vor 528 Köpfe große Kupfernen Knöpfe 1584 duzent und 1848 duzent kleine dito zu 8 & 4 Stub - - - - - 1003. 4 - Vor 569 Weiße halstücher mit rothen streifen a 14 Stub - - - - 398. 6. - 569 paar Weiße strümpfe a 24 Stub - - - 682. 16. - 569 stück Weiße hembder a 32 Stub - - - 910. 8. - 41 Unter=officiers hüthe mit guldenen galons a 4 Stub - - - - 164. -. - 528 gemeinen hüthe daß borth mit Cemelhaar a 34 Stub - - - - 897. 12. - 100 Granadiers Kappen mit Bährenfell Worunter zwey stück Vor die Unterofficiers etwas beßerer

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qualität sein muessen a f4 - - - - 400. -. - 8 Zimmerleuthß mützen a f4 [Pelz!] - - - 32. -. - 569 Weiße randt geflochtene Neße= lingen auf die schulter a 12 Stub - - - 341. 8. - 70 # : blau Kameelhaar a f4 - - - - 210. -. - 30 # : roth dito a f4 - - - - 120. -. - 80 # : blau gaarn ) a 30 Stub - - - - 210. -. - 60 # : roth gaarn ) _______________ = f 15309. 18. 12.

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IR 1688/1 REGIMENT ZU FUß SACHSEN-MEININGEN

Colonels: 1688 Ernst Ludwig Herzog von Sachsen-Meiningen, Generalfeldzeugmeister 1706 Anton Ulrich Herzog von Sachsen-Meiningen, Generalfeldzeugmeister 1715 Josef Bernard Prinz von Sachsen-Meiningen

Service: - 1704 Jülich-Berg 1704 - in Imperial pay

Officers known : Kommandeur: 1701 Oberst Johann von Berlichtichen GM 1702 “ Bettendorf 1713 Oberstlt. Murmann 1702 Kapitän von Buttlar + bei Landau

Officers in 1705 [15]: 2. Oberst von Norpath 3. Oberstlt. von Metzger (+ Cassano) 4. Major Wolff (+ Cassano) 5. Major (+ Cpt. Rauchhaupt, Cassano) 6. Kapitän Buttlar (+ Cpt. Schampe, Cassano??) 7. “ Dammer 8 “ Grimeisen (+ Cassano) 9. “ Stries 10. “ Bernstein 11. “ Wittgenstein 12. “ Zöllner 13. “ Saalfeldt 14. “ Böhmer 15. “ La Marck 16. “ Ehrmann 17. “ Jungheim Stength: 1492 men (plus 1 Fireworker, 3 Büchsenmeister, 7 Stück- and 6 drivers.) [Does this indicate 3 regimental cannons??]

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1701 Stationed between Neustadt and Speyer. 1701-1702 Winterquarters in Mannheim later Speyer 1702 Lauterburg Capture 1702 St. Remy Schloß Capture 1702 Kronweißenburg Capture 1702 Bergzabern Capture 1702 Germersheim Occupation 1.Bat. 1702 Mannheim Siege 2. Bat. 1702 Landau Siege 1.Bat. 1702 Landau Occupation 2.Bat. 1702-1703 Winterquarters in Kaiserslautern and Weißenburg 1703 Mühlberg Camp 2 Bat. 1703 June/July Stollhofener Linie Stationed 2 Bat. 1703 15.11. Speyerbach Skirmish 1.Bat. 1703 Philippsburg Camp 1.Bat.

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1704 Philippsburg Garrison 2.Bat. [1] 1704 Mannheim Garrison 1.Bat. [3] 1704 13.09.-26.11. Landau Siege 1.Bat. [2] 1704-1705 Winterquarters in Landau 1 Bat. 1704-1705 Winterquarters in Kronweißenburg 1 Bat. 1705 München Capture 1705 14.08. Palazzo Paradiso Skirmish Detachment 1705 Cassano Battle 1705 Soucino Sturm [18] 1705 ab 19.09. Treviglio Camp 1705 14.10. Montedine Camp 1705 Nov. Carpenedolo Camp 1705 Nov. Winterquarters in Ponte San Marco then covering the Etch 1706 Reggio Camp 1706 Turin Battle 1706 Tortona Siege 1706 Pavia Siege [8] 1706 Casale Siege (part) 1706 Seravalles Capture Detachment 1706 Sept. Ordre de Bataille, Nth. Italy 2 Bat. 1706-1707 Winterquarters in Tortona 1707 Mailand Zitadelle Detachment 1707 Orbassano Camp 1707 Toulon Siege 1707 Scalenghe Camp 1707 Return to Germany 1707-1708 Winterquarters in Neuburg/Donau 1708 Lille Siege 1708-1709 Winterquarters in Stift Cologne 1709 24.06. Ordre de Bataille, Flanders 2 Bat. 1709 Mons Siege 1709 Malplaquet Battle 1709-1710 Winterquarters in Herzogtum Jülich-Berg 1710 Douai Siege 1710 Aire Siege 1710-1711 Winterquarters in Herzogtum Jülich-Berg 1711 01.05. Ordre de Bataille, Flanders 1 Bat. 1712 Zons Camp 1712 Haspres Camp 1712 Le Quesnoy Siege 1712 Denain Defense (relieving force) 1712 Quaregon Camp 1712-1713 Winterquarters in Mühlheim Uniform :

[1] Cites an announcement of Feb. 1699 in which a regiment with green and red is mentioned.

[15] 1705 coat red, cuffs, lining, waistcoat green, trousers red, buttons white (Officers silver).

[3] Coat darkblue cuffs red (probably after 1713).

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Flags:

According to the “Triomphes” [3] plate 148: flag blue/white/blue vertically, standing golden lion with 2 spears in golden palmwreath on olive ground, motto: “NON DORMIT (CUSTOS)”.

The blue/white colour and the lion indicate a Palatine flag. The motto, “Non Dormit (Custos)” belongs to the House of Sachsen-Gotha from which the line of Sachsen-Meiningen stams. The right flag carries the motto, “Mature et Caute”, a slogan of the Saxen Ernestines, especially in the form, “Candide et Caute”. Is this perhaps the colonel’s flag from which the centre field has been torn off? The arms of the owner?

The regiment Sachsen-Meiningen fought at Speyer in the front line next to Nassau-Weilburg, Isselbach, Leibregiment, Rehbinder, Lybeck and Barbo and was destroyed like the others in the French attack.

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IR 1685/5 REGIMENT ZU FUß BOURSCHEIDT

Colonels: 1693 General Karl Kasper Wilhelm Freiherr von Bourscheidt (1698 GM) 1706 Johann Philipp Freiherr von Bettendorf (ab 01.05.1706) 1712 Freiherr von Ebertz (Evertz, ab 01.03.1712) 1713 Generalfeldzeugmeister Franz Freiherr von Norprath (ab 11.04.1713)

Service: - 1704 Jülich-Berg 1704 - in Imperial pay

Officers known : Commanders: 1704 Kapitän Collin (+ Germersheim) 1704 “ Hornek 1704 “ Pestalozzi 1704 Leutnant Michetscherniz 1706 Regmtquartiermeister Weber 1708 Oberst von Ebertz (ab 1707?) 1708 Oberstlt. von Bourscheidt 1708 Major Normann 1708 “ Summer 1708 Kpt. Schick 1708 “ Nachtigall 1708 “ Victor 1708 “ Hoets 1708 “ Graf Schellart 1708 “ von Westrein 1708 “ Blum 1708 “ von Schrautenbach 1708 “ von Höfflinger 1708 “ Deuffel 1708 “ von Schrippen

1.Bat. 1711: Leibkompanie Oberstleutnant Major Jacquemin Kpt. Sehn “ Hoels “ Blum “ Höffling “ Western

2. Bat. 1711: Oberstleutnant Major Somers Kpt. Deuffel “ Victorio “ Schrautenbach “ Nachtigall “ Schellart “ Mahon

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Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1701-1702-1703 Jülich + Eschweiler Occupation 1704 13.09-26.11. Landau Siege 2.Bat. 1704 Stollhofener Linie Stationed at Pittersdorf 1 Bat. 1703 Stollhofener Linie Stationed at Wintersdorf 1 Bat. 1703 1 man of regt. attempted with the help of French prisoners to surprise the citadelle of Liege, was discovered and executed. 1704 Germersheim Skirmish 1704-1705 Winterquarters in Landau 1705 22.07.-26.07. Homburg Defense 2. Bat. 1705 Kaiserslautern Occupation 1. Bat. 1705 Lauterberg Camp 2 Bat. 1705-1706 Winterquarters in: Klingenmünster Billigheim Minfeld Wachenheim Lambsheim Freischeim Neulingen Jülich Stab + 2 Komp. Mannheim 1706(?) Philippsburg Stationed 1706 Ath Siege 2 Bat. 1707-1708 Winterquarters in Maastricht 1709 Maastricht, Huy, Grave Garrison 1709 Maastricht, Huy, Grave Garrison 1710-1711 Maastricht Garrison 1 Bat. 1710-1711 Limburg Garrison 1 Bat. 1711 Neutrality corps in Silesia 1711-1712 Winterquarters in Maastricht 1712 Scarpe Stationed 1 Bat. 1712 Denain Defense (Relieving force) 1712-1713 Winterquarters in Maastricht 1713-1714 Winterquarters in Bretten Uniform :

[1,3] Coat darkblue, cuffs white-grey.

[15] 1705 Coat and trousers darkblue, cuffs, lining, waistcoat ice-grey, buttons yellow (copper). [ 28 - 4030 Pag 7a][Bettendorf 1685/5 or 1705/3 ??] Daß lobl: Bettendorffische regiment beläuft sich 31673:6 ½ Vor 135 Unterofficiers 270 Ellen guldene galons die Elle zu 2 gulden facit 540:--: Vor 32 Tambouren 64 Ellen galons pr 10 stub 32:--:

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IR 1691/1 REGIMENT ZU FUß ISSELBACH

Colonels: 1691 Graf von Wurtbye (Wrtby) 1701 Generalfeldzeugmeister Franz Fortunat Freiherr von Isselbach (ab 01.11.1701) 1714 Generalmajor Johann Georg Freiherr von Buchwitz (Buchweitz, ab 1703 GM)

Service: 1704 - in Imperial pay

Officers known : Commanders: 1703 Gefangene Hauptleute bei Neuburg a.d. D. [10]: Johann Friedrich von Lavigny Dreyer Knodt Jenyer Steinhausen Krueg Voschmann Leutnant Hauser 1702 Hauptmann Schmid (+ Landau) 1704-06 Oberst Johann von Salmuth (gen. Beringer, + Turin) 1705-06 Oberstlt. Von Blechwitz 1705 Kpt. von Galen (wounded Cassano) 1705 Kpt. Krug (wounded Cassano) 1705 Kpt. Dreyer (+ Cassano) “ Buschmann “ Schaft “ Kaspar “ Evertz “ Savigny “ Schmal “ Leoprechting “ Krug 1706 Kpt. von Scheffen (+ Turin) “ von Hundheim (+ Turin) “ von Lonsfeld (+ Turin) “ von Stein (+ Turin) Kplt. Hildebrand (+ Turin) 1706 Kpt. Fenetti (+ Tortona) 1708 Kpt. v. Steinhausen “ v. Kainl “ Schmidt “ Heusner Lt Mai-Strehlen Fähnrich Banck-Kraetz 1709 Kpt. Vollmar von Rieden (+ Malplaquet) Kpt. Schlös 1709 Adjuant Baumann 1713 Oberstleutnant Knodt

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar: 1693 Quarters in Oberamt Bretten 1701 Speyer Garrison 600 men 1702 Landau Siege 2 Bat. 1702-1703 Winterquarters in Neuburg 1703 31.01.-03.02. Neuburg/Donau Defense 6.1. taken 487 men taken

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1703 Stollhofer Linie Stationed 1703 Speyerbach 2 Bat. 1703 Mai Heidelberg recreated 1703 Mai Kaiserslautern Occupation (1st part) 1703 Philippsburg Camp 1 Bat. 1703 Oct. Mühlberg Camp 2 Bat. 1704 Rottweil Occupation 1 Bat. 1704 Freudenstadt Occupation 1 Bat. 1704-1705 Winterquarters in Neuburg/Donau 1705 München Capture 1705 Cassano Battle 1705 Soncino Storm [18] 1705 ab 19.9. Treviglio Camp 1705 14.10. Montodine Camp 1705 Nov. Carpendolo Camp 1705 Nov. Ponte S. Marco Winterquarters then covering the Etsch 1706 Turin Battle 1706 Reggio Camp 1706 Tortona Siege 1706 Pavia Siege 1706 Casale Siege (Teil) 1706 Seravalles Capture Detachment 1706 Sept. Nth. Italy Ordre de Bataille 2 Bat. 1706-1707 Winterquarters in Tortona 1707 Mailand Citadelle Siege Detachment 1707 Orbassano Camp 1707 Toulon Siege 1707 Scalenghe Camp 1707 Return to Germany 1707-1708 Winterquarters in Neuburg/Donau 1708 Jan. Neuburg Garrison 1708 Lille Siege 1708-1709 Winterquarters in Stift Cologne 1709 Mons Siege 1709 Malplaquet Battle 1709 24.06. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 1 Bat. 1709-1710 Winterquarters in Hzm. Jülich/Berg 1710 Aire Siege 1710 Douai Siege 1710-1711 Winterquarters in Hzm. Jülich/Berg 1711 01.05. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 1 Bat. 1712 Sinzig Garrison 1. Bat. 1712 Denain Defense 1. Bat. 1712 Denain Relieving force 2. Bat. 1712 Quaregon Camp 1712-1713 Winterquarters in Mannheim 1713 Mannheim Defense Rhine army at M. 1713-1714 Winterquarters in Mannheim Uniform :

[1,3] Coat dark blue, cuffs yellow.

[15] 1701-14 Coat and trousers dark blue, cuffs, lining, waistcoatgelb, buttons white (silver).

Slogan of the Isselbachs: “Nulli cessurus in armis” (“I shall never yield to force of arms.”

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IR 1698/1 REGIMENT ZU FUß GARDE GRENADIERE

Colonels: 1698 General Johann Ernst Graf von Nassau-Weilburg (+ 1719) 1699 1717 Erbprinz Josef Karl von Sulzbach

Service: Pfalz 1 Bat. 1704 - in Dutch pay Created from grenadier-companies of IR Lübeck, Sachsen-Meiningen, Bourscheidt, Wurtbye. In 1701 16 companies.

Officers known : Commanders: 17?? Oberst Otto Freiherr von Rehbinder GM [15] 17?? Oberst Johann Stephen von Coppé 1707 Oberst Graf von Friese 1712 Obesrt von Kuhla 1704 Kpt. Eichelbaum (+ Landau) 1708 Major von Schellart (+ Lille) 1708 Major von Freudenberg (+ Lille) 1708 Kpt. von Irmtraut (+ Lille) 1708 Kpt. von Pritzelwitz (+ Lille) 1708 Kpt. von Belgard (+ Lille) 1708 Lt. Wolf (+ Lille) 1708 Lt. Rosgen (+ Lille) 1708 Lt. Specht (+ Lille) 1708 Lt. von Bulenheim (+ Lille) 1708 Lt. Gf. von Reising (+ Lille) 1709 Major von Brempt (+ Tournai) 1709 Major Drechsel von Deuffstete (+ Malplaquet) 1709 Major Schmitz von Modentslug (+ Malplaquet) 1712 Major von Breidenbach (+ Denain) 1712 Major Graf von Rivier d’Achat (wounded Denain) Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1701 Düsseldorf Occupation 10 comp. 1701 Köln Occupation 6 comp. 1701-1702 Winterquarters am Oberrhein Stationed 1702 Annweiler Capture 1702 Landau Siege 1702 Mühlheim/R. Camp 4 comp. 1702-1703 Winterquarters in Kreuznach 1703 Mühlberg Camp 2 Bat. 1703 June/July Stollhofener Linesl Stationed 2 Bat. 1703 15.11. Speyerbach Skirmish 1 Bat. 1704 Stollhofener Linesl Stationed 1704 13.09.-26.11. Landau Siege 1 Bat. 1704-1705 Winterquarters in Kreuznach 1705 Lauterburg Camp 1 Bat. 1705 Kaiserslautern Occupation 1 Bat. 1705 Drusenheim Siege 1705-1706 Winterquarters in Kreuznach (7) Dalsheim (2) Alzey (3) Odenheim (2)

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Federsheim (2) 1706 Philippsburg Stationed 1706-1707 Winterquarters in Mannheim and Umgebung 1707 Mai Philippsburg Garrison 1 Bat. 1707 Oberhausen Camp 1707 20.08./10.6. Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 2 Bat. 1707 18.09./19.6. Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 2 Bat. 1707 18.09. Ettlingen Camp 2 Bat. 1707 25.10. Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 2 Bat. 1707-1708 Winterquarters in Mannheim 1708 Lille Siege 1708-1709 Winterquarters in Stift Cologne then Ladenburg and area 1709 24.06. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 1 Bat. 1709 Tournay Siege 1709 Malplaquet Battle 1709-1710 Winterquarters in Neuburg/Sulzbach territory 1710 Douay Siege 1711 01.05. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 1 Bat. 1711 Schlesien Neutrality corps 1711-1712 Winterquarters in Düsseldorf 1712 Denain Defense Relieving force 1712-1713 Winterquarters in Poppelsdorf and Erpen (Düren?) 1713 Rhine trench at Mannheim Defense Uniform :

[3] Coat dark blue, facings red.

[15] 1705 Coat and trousers dark blue, cuffs, lining, waistcoat red, buttons yellow (copper).

[22] “An archive document of the same year (1706) informs us also of the field dress of the grenadiers. Hereby they wore pointed, white felt caps bought in Frankfurt with red bags and the enlaced cypher of the initials of Johann Wilhelms on the front....” [24 – 4030 Pag 27 28.02.1705 Guarde Granadier Regiment] blue coats with red cuffs, red waistcoats and blue trousers for 32 sergeants and 1200 privates, whereby the other NCOs, drummers and the rest are included, making altogether one thousand two hundred and thirty heads. [24 – 4032 Pag 10 25.12.07] Vor das lobl. Granadier=Guiarde Regiment: Rlr. stub gl Vor 1240 Köpfe der schneider Macherlohn belaufet sich - 1240: --: -- Item vor ein paar schuh ad 1. Rlr vor obige Köpfe - - 1240: --: -- Item 17 Karrichknechte montur jed 12 Rlr - 204: --: --

Flags:

[3 - Plate 56:] Flags red, Arms of the Elector. Colonel’s flag white. 10 company and a colonel‘s colour were lost to the French at Speyer in 1703. The arms give the clue for a guard regiment and the red colour corresponds to the facing colour of the der Garde Grenadiere.

See the notes under the Leibregiment for an explanation of the fields inthe arms. The red heart shield with the golden crown of Charlemagne is the symbol of the Imperial office of Arch Treasurer which was awarded to Kurpfalz in 1648. (But was given to Hanover with the Electoral dignity in 1692.) After the Bavarian Elector Max Emanuel was oulawed the office of Hereditary Grand Steward fell back to Kurpfalz. (Kurpfalz had lost this office in 1623 at the start of the Thirty Years War.) Thus Kurpfalz got the golden Orb on a red field as the sign of the Electoral office. However, at the peace of 1714 Kurpfalz lost this again. After 1714 Kurpfalz often carried an empty middle shield as a protesst. Since the flags were probably made on the founding of the regiment in 1698 before the outlawing of the Bavarian Elector, the shield carries the symbol of the Imperial Treasurer.

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The arms are surrounded with the Order of the Golden Fleece. The colonel’s flag carries only this emblem.

The slogan of the Roman emperor Constantine, “In hoc signo vinces” (“In this sign you will conquer”.) together with the cross of the Teutonic Order indicates the connection to that order.

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IR 1701/5 REGIMENT ZU FUß BARBO / LA MARCK

Colonels: 1701 Graf Jodokus (Jobst) Bernard von Barbo (1703 GM) 1708 Julius August Graf von der Mark (de La Marck)

Service: 1702 - in Dutch pay of the Province of Utrecht 1 Bat.

Officers known : Commanders: 1711 Oberst Philipp Jacob Coccety (?) 1701 Oberstlt. Baron von Volmar 1711 Oberstlt. von Lübeck 1711 Oberstlt. Claudius Jouquet 1712 Oberstlt. von Spieß 1704 Kpt. Gehldorf (+ Landau) 1708 Kpt. Gehldorf (Werbeoffz. in Siegburg) 1701 Major Niclaus Gertrach 1711 Major Albericus Philipp Reichsmann 1706 Major von Spieß (1712 Oberstlt.) 1707 Kpt. Gelsdorff [21] 1707 Hpt. Monjoie 1708 Kpt. Wollschläger 1708 Kpt. Pinarts 1709 bei Reduzierung: Kpt. Maiardi “ Romer “ Ulrich “ Swaben “ Hessell 1710 “ Kommns “ Schirp “ Rump “ Bunth “ Halbach “ Greber “ Mongy

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1701/02 Stationed between Jülich and Bonn 1702 Jülich Garrison 1702 Mühlheim/R. Camp 1702-1703 Winterquarters in Düren (Pelet = Camp around Cologne) 1703 23.04. Stollhofener Lines Skirmish 1703 Stollhofener Lines Stationed 1 Bat. 1703 Philippsburg Camp 1 Bat. 1703 Mühlberg Camp 1 Bat. 1703 Speyerbach Skirmish 1 Bat. 1704 Bühl Stationed 1704 13.09.-26.11. Landau Siege 1 Bat. (as Oberrhine Circle) 1705 Ordre de Bataille 2 Bat.

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1705 Trier Camp 2 Bat. 1705 Lauterburg Camp 1705-1706 Winterquarters in Odenbach, Lauterecken, Lomersberg “ Neustadt 1 Bat. 1706 Aug. Carpi Camp 1706 Reggio Camp 1706 Turin Battle 1706 Casale Siege 1706 Sept. Ordre de Bataille 1 Bat.? 1707 Mailand Citadelle SiegeDetachment 1707 Busca Camp 1707 Toulon Siege 1707 Scalenghe Camp 1707 15.06. Saluces Camp 1707 26.07. Transport to Catalonia 2 Bat. 1708 Tortosa Occupation 1708 Tortosa Defense 1708 01.10. Figuerola Skirmish 1708 Cervera Camp 1708 Monroig Camp 1708-1709 Winterquarters in Castello Ampuras 1709-1710 Winterquarters in Castellan 1710 Balaguer Camp 1710 Saragossa Skirmish 1710 March on Madrid 1710 Villa Viciosa Skirmish 1710 26.07. Ordre de Bataille 1 Bat. 1710-1711 Winterquarters in der Conca di Barbara 1711 Taragona Occupation 1711 Tortosa Ambush 1711-1712 Winterquarters in Blancafort 1712-1713 Winterquarters in Tarragona 1712-1713 Winterquarters around Mannheim

Uniform :

[3] Coat dark blue, Facings orange-yellow.

[15] 1705 Coat and trousers dark blue, cuffs, lining, waistcoat orange-yellow, buttons yellow (brass), Stockings black. (White according to [24]: see below)

[15] 1708 at first facings white; at end of 1708 facings red, nestlings orange-yellow.

[24] Grenadiercaps orange. “JWC” cypher, above it the Electoral cap. Large shield: zig-zag border white, small shield: bomb, and leaves, hanging bag at back.

[24 – 4025 Pag 162 13.10.1703]

[Notice at edge] 1.H [Crown above it] I.W.C. N.1. B. ORANJE Item Auf andere Regiment [IR Barbo 1701/5] Blaw Englisch: Carsay - - - - 11997 Ellen oranje Englisch: Baye - - - - 7998 Ellen oranje Englisch: Carsay - - - 16665 Ellen Leinen - - - - - 11997 Ellen Kupfern Knopf zum rock - - - 3999 Dosin Kupfern Knopf zum Carmyson - - - 4665 ½ Dosin

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weiße daßen - - - - - 1333 Dassen Nesseling auf die schulter - - - - 1333 Stück weiße Strümpfe - - - - - 1333 Paar guldene Paßementes vor die Sergeants - - 64 Ellen Huthe - - - - - - 1173 Stück

[24 – 4029 Pag 119 1705/06]

25 No 418 Een baal met 20 pces orangie Carsayen 780 3/4

No 419 een do. parti met 20 pces orangie Carsayen 781 1/4

16. Nov. No.365 een cast met 562 hemden:

17. Nov. No.375 een pack met 11 1/4 stuck blau Cars: lang 430 1/4 # [Cars: = Kirsey] 6 pces do. Cars: geschoren 237 1/2

[24 – 4029 Pag.?? 1705] Vor des H Grafen Von Barbo battaillon [1701/5 - 1.Batt.] vor 178 1/4 die Camisolles Couleur d'orange, facit 460" 13 ¾

[24 - 4029 Pag 12 Uniform IR Barbo 1701/5] 17.10.1705

Franckfurth d. 17. 8bris anno 1705

Das lobl. Graff Barboische Regiment soll umb verancordiren Ihro gnaden Dhl. Graff selbsten z. 536 mann montirung gegen untanter? Zahlung a 13 Rhr z jede montierung und soll zu jeder geliefert werden.

6 1/2 elle blaw tuch zu röck vnd hoßen 3 elle orange farbtuch zu auffschläge vnd Camisolles 10 elle orange farb franckfurther Bay. 6 elle Leinwandt zu Rock, unter das Camisolle und zu hoßen fuder 6 loth garn Ein Eingefaßter Huet mit einem schweißbandt Ein paar weiße lange strümpfe Ein Hembt Ein Achßelbandt von wullen garn Ein Leinen Halßbindt Dreißig ein meßinge Röck=Knöpfe Dreißig sechs dito Camisoll Knöpfe Sechszig Kreuzer zur macherlohn betraget ahn gelt 536. monturen a 13 Rhr Rhr 6968-- des lobl. Regiments

[24 – 4032 Pag 139] 1708

gewesene Barboisch= nunmehro De la Marck regiment[1701/5] 29657: 2: - ______________________ ___________ Summa - - - - - - - - - Summarum 120559: -: -

bey diese zwey letzern regimenten saint die Camisolles Vnd futter tuch graw Vnd weiß, dero:halben können Einsolche auch in Einem minderen preiß . . . . . . [fehlt]

Flags: [3 – Plate 163] The “Triomphes de Louis XIV” assign this flag to the booty of Castiglione. The flag shows the arms of Bavaria but since Bavaria was allied with France, it cannot be a Bavarian but only a Palatine flag and therefore belonged to the Brigade of General Rehbinder, to the regiments: Rehbinder, Barbo or Bentheim. We have assigned it to the regiment Barbo.

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IR 1703/1 REGIMENT ZU FUß HAXTHAUSEN

Colonels: 1703 Joseph Clemens Raab von Haxthausen (came over from Bavarian service) 1713 disbanded

Service: 1704 - in Imperial auxiliary corps 1706 in Dutch pay, Provinces Geldern and Holland 1710 only 1 Bat. (II. Bat. see Neu-Efferen)

Officers known : Commanders: 1706 Oberstlt Raab von Haxthasuen 2. Bat. [14] 1706 Oberstlt. Joseph Theodor von Rieth 1. Bat. 1706 Major Jan Weithart 1. Bat. 1706 Major Wolfgang Laurens von Hampshoff 2. Bat. 1703? I. Bat. [15] : Obrist Freiherr von Hacke Oberstlt. von Kampfsthoff Major von Wamboldt Kpt. von Haxthausen “ Rid “ Weickhardt “ Sues 1711 I. Bat. [15] : Leibkomp. GL Freiherr von Haxthausen Oberst Zientl Oberst von Hacke Major von Wambolt Kpt. Haxthausen “ Rieds “ Süß “ Denck Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1703 Stollhofener Lines Stationed 1 Bat. 1703 Mühlberg Camp 1 Bat. 1704 13.09.-26.11. Landau Siege 1 Bat. 1704 Philippsburg Stationed Brühler Lines 1704 Rottweil Occupation 1 Bat. 1704 Freudenstadt Occupation 1 Bat. 1705 Trier Camp 1 Bat. 1705-1706 Winterquarters in Heidelberg (2) Kaub (2) Ladenburg (4) Weinheim (4) Mannheim (4) 1706 Menin Siege 1 Bat. 1706 Ath Siege 1 Bat. 1706-1707 Winterquarters in Heidelberg? 1 Bat. 1706-1707 Winterquarters in Maastrich, dann Venloo? 1 Bat. 1707 Landau Occupation 1 Bat. 1707-1708 Winterquarters in Hulst, then Sas by Ghent, then Maastricht 1708 Kaiserslautern Garrison 1 Bat.

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1709 Mons Siege 1709 Tournay Siege 1709 Sluis-Damme Garrison 1 Bat. 1709-1710 Winterquarters in Damme 1 Bat. 1710 Douay Siege 1710 Douay Occupation 1710-1711 Winterquarters in Maastricht? 1710-1711 Winterquarters in St. Ghislain + Mons? 1 Bat. 1711 Neutrality corps in Silesia 1 Bat. 1711-1712 Winterquarters in Limburg 1712 Limburg Garrison 1712-1713 Limburg Occupation 2 Bat. 1713 Kaiserslautern Occupation 2 Bat. 1713 Limburg Occupation 1 Bat. 1713 Kaiserslautern Defense 1 Bat. (2 ?) prisoners 1703 23.04. Stollhofener Linesl Skirmish 1703 Stollhofener Linesl Stationed 1 Bat. 1703 Philippsburg Camp 1 Bat. 1703 Philippsburg Camp 1 Bat. Uniform :

[15] 1705 (also Bat. Lybeck II) Coat and trousers dark blue, cuffs, lining, waistcoat red, buttons yellow (copper), red nestlings (Lybeck white nestlings). Neckcloth white with red stripe. Bearskin caps!

[24 – 4030 Pag 27 28.02.1705] “Fourthly, for General Wachtmeister Von Haxthausen‘s Regiment of Foot, a blue coat with red cuffs and linings, a red waistcoat and blue trousers, for twelve hundred and thirty two head.”

[24 -4032 Pag 10 Status (4) 25.12.1707 ]

Haxsthaußische Battaillon hollandische guld. stub hlr 8 seegen nebenst die schney[d]en - - 48: --: -- 8 stück große Axte - - - - - 16: -: -- 8 stück kleine handtbeyle - - - 6: 8: -- 8 stück gelbe gesteckte gehencke vor seegen - 28: -: -- 8 stück schurtzfell - - - - - 26: 8: -- 8 stück bährnmützen - - - - - 34: -: -- 8 stück Cordons - - - - 2: 8: --

[24 - 4033 Pag 6a ]

Vor das löbl. Haxthausensche battaillon

Bestehet die Montur zwarn vor 8 Compagnien jede zu 74 Köpfe also vor 592 Köpfe Weilen aber /: wie bereitz vorn abgezogen :/ die 3 jungens[Diener] bey jeder Compagnie abgehen, verpleibet also die montur annoch vor 568 Köpfe und also mit dem Regiments Tambouren, 6 Hautboisen, zusammen vor 575 Köpfe davon der Ertrag sich belaufet alß hernoch folget.

Blau ge Rothe Rothe Lein Köpfe Vor das gantze battaillon schorn geschr Baye wandt Hollandisch Carsay Carsay Ellen Ellen Ellen Ellen Guld:stub:Rlr {Vor nebenstehende Köpfe wird vor {jeden Kopfe erfordert zu rock und {Bügsen ahn blau Engelandisch {geschorn Carsaye ahn Elle 9 1/2 5462 ½ ---- ---- ---- 4643: 2: 8

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{machet { Zu Camisollen an hochrothen Enge= {landische geschorn Carsaye vor je {den Kopfe 6 Ellen machen vor 575 {nebenstehende Köpfe ---- 3450 ---- ---- 2932:10:-- {Zum Futter an hochroth Enge= {landische Baye auf jeden Kopf 6 {Ellen also vor obige Köpfe ---- ---- 3450 ---- 1468:15:-- {Item vor jeden Kopf Leinwandt {zum Futter ad 9 Ellen also vor {nebenstehende Köpfe ---- ---- ---- 5175 1035:--:-- ____________________________________________________ Summa 5462½ 3450 3450 5175 10079: 7: 8

Ahn blau und roth Camelhaar - 37 ---- ---- 148:--:-- Ahn blau und roth gaarn - ---- 78 ---- 117:--:-- Ahn fellen - ---- ---- 9 27:--:-- __________________________________________________________ Summa 37 78 9 292:--:-- Folget die kleine montur [4033 Pag 7 -Seite 40 als Tabelle]

[24- 4030 Pag 7a ] Daß lobl: Haxsthaussische battaillon 15683: 14: Vor 71 Unterofficiers 140 Ellen guldene galons pr f 2 gulden facit 280: --:-- Vor 16 Tambouren 32 Ellen galons pr 10 stub 16: --:-- Vor 575 monturen schneider Macher lohn pr 30 Stub machen 862: 10:-- __________________________________________________________ Summa 16842: : 4: --

[24 – 4033 Pag 7 Table mentions:] 3 dozen large copper buttons, 3 ½ dozen small buttons, red nestlings, 82 grenadiercaps, 16 pioneer caps and 16 saws with yellow leather hangers, axes with straps, leather aprons, black leather cords.

[24 – 4029 Pag 104 Table for 1704/05 mentions:] large pouches, no small pouches, cordons, powderhorn, hairbags and shoebuckles.

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IR 1701/9 REGIMENT ZU FUß GREBER, ALT-EFFEREN

Colonels: 1703 Johann Ludwig Greber Nationalregiment (Landregiment) Raised as Nationalregiment, due to lack of money in the estates converted to a regular regiment in dec. 1703. 16 companies. 1704-1709 Franz Wolf Graf von Efferen “Alt-Efferen”

Service: 1704 - 1 Bat. in the pay of the Maritine Powers 1706 1 Bat. Oberstlt. von Baisele assimilated.

Officers known : Commanders: 1707 Oberstlt Freiherr von Kessel 1708 Oberstlt. de Violette 1707 Major von Rheede [22] 1709 disbanded: 1709 Kpt. St. John 1710 Kpt. St. John “ Stoyberg 1710 “ Streberg “ Weisell “ Geracht 1710 “ Gerach “ Frinck 1710 “ Frieh Major Reede 1710 Major Rheede Kpt. Maitray 1710 Kpt. Maitray Kpt. Simons 1710 “ Simons Kpt. Hapsberg 1710 “ Frank Oberstlt. Kessel Oberst Vialette 1710 Oberst Vialette Major Gf.v. Efferen 1710 v. Efferen 1710 Hpt. Karsch 1710 Kaplan Beyer Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1703 Mühlberg Camp 2 Bat. 1703 Stollhofener Linesl Stationed 1 Bat. 1703 Speyerbach Skirmish 1 Bat. 1704 Mannheim Garrison 1704 13.09.-26.11. Landau Siege 1 Bat. 1705 Lauterberg Camp 1705 Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 2 Bat. 1705 Trier Camp 2 Bat. 1705-1706 Winterquarters in Lauteren 1705-1706 Winter Neuburg/Donau Bat. Baisele assimilated then Quarters in Amberg 1706 Carpi Camp 1706 Reggio Camp 1706 Turin Battle 1706 Pizzighettone Siege 1706 Tortona Siege 1706 Alessandria Siege 1706 Sept. Ordre de Bataille 2 Bat. 1707 Mailand Citadelle SiegeDetachment 1707 15.06. Saluces Camp 1707 Busca Camp

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1707 Toulon Siege 1707 Scalenghe Camp 1707 17.-26.12. Vado Transport to Catalonia 1708 Tortosa Occupation 1708 Tortosa Defense 1708 Cervera Camp 1708 Monroig Camp 1708 Figuerda Skirmish 1708-1709 Winterquarters in Castello Ampuras 1709 disbanded, remainder split amongst the other regiments. Uniform :

[3] As Greber: Coat ??, Facings yellow.

[3] Coat dark blue, facings red.

[15] 1705 as [3] facings yellow, after 1708 red. Buttons yellow (brass).

[24 - 4029 Pag 122 Notice in Dutch about uniform deliveries 1705/1706 ]

No.364 een Last met 144 1/2# bleau gaeren maert 16: 72 ½ # geele gaeren 103 ½ # blauwe koors [Kordeln?] 36 ¼ # geele Do. 147 doz. groote officiers knopen 171 1/2 kleini officiers knopen 98 ellen breede goude gallon 64 ellen smallen do. 32 bonte mußen voor tymerluite [bunte Mützen f. Zimmerleute] No.368 een mande met 49 onderoffic. houden met silv. Kort Maert 17 376 een last met 160 granadiers mußen [24 – 4029 Pag ?] 356 ½ Vor H Grafen Von Efferen Camisolles gelb [2.Batt.] 921"7½

Flags:

[3] The “Triomphes de Louis XIV” assign this flag to the booty of Speyer. The black (Jülich) lion and the blue/white zigzag border identify Kurpfalz as the origin. The unheraldic black lion on blue is peculiar – the arms of Jülich show a black lion on a golden field. Because of the losses suffered there, we assign this flag to the regiment Greber.

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IR 1703/2 REGIMENT ZU FUß NASSAU-DILLENBURG

Colonels: 1703 Nassau-Dillenburg or Westerwald-Dillenburg Kreisbataillon. 1709 Generalmajor Ferdinand Graf von Efferen “Neu-Efferen”

Service: 1703 - 09 Reichsarmee Westphälischer Kreis ab 1709/10 Winter 5 Komp. Westerwald + 5 Komp. Haxthausen II 1 Bat. in 5 comp. [18] 8 comp. 778 men.

Officers known :

1712 Oberstlt von Gruithuisen

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1703-1704 Stollhofener Linesl Stationed 1 Bat. 1703 Mühlberg Camp 1 Bat. 1704 Stationed bei Philippsburg 1704 Landau Siege 1704 Ordre de Bataille 253 men 1705-1706 Düsseldorf Garrison 1706 Landau Stationed 1708-1709 Mannheim Garrison 1709 24.06. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 1 Bat. 1709 11.09. Malplaquet Battle 1709 Tournai Siege 1710 Douai Siege 1710 Aire Siege 1710 Bethune Siege 1711 Neutrality corps in Silesia 1711-1712 Winterquarters in Düsseldorf 1712 Landrecies Siege 1712 Denain Defense 1712 Lille Resting (after Denain) 1712-1713 Winterquarters in Vilich 1713 Düsseldorf Occupation 1713 Düsseldorf Garrison 20.12. disbanded

Uniform

[15] 1706 as Paderborn, coat and trousers dark blue, facings green, buttons yellow (copper). Neckcloths white with red stripes

1708 Coat ashgrey, facings green, trousers??

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IR 1701/7 REGIMENT ZU FUß VENNINGEN, BENTHEIM

Colonels: 1701 Venningen, Johann August Baron von 1703 Bentheim, Hermann Friedrich Graf von B.-Tecklenburg 1708-13 Oberst Greber

Service: ab 1702 in Dutch pay, Province of Friesland 1714 into Leibregiment

Officers known : Oberstleutnanten: 1701 Johann Karl von Birkenfelder (Buchenfelder) 1701-06 Hecht + 1706 Pizzighettone 1706 Graf von Horn und von Rollingen 1708 Graf von Horn 1701 Major Georg David Laner (Lauer) 1707 Hauptmann Alberti (Generaladjdant) Major Geverzhagen 1709 bei Reduzierung:

Komp Pleitner Komp. Putwinkel (ditto 1710) Komp. Fischer Komp. Deriks Komp. Schusteck Komp. Bockelmans

1704 Hptm. Villers-Sandratzky + Landau 1704:

Companies Effectives Deserters Transferred Dead Jailed Leibkompanie 68 8 3 2 - Oberstkompanie 71 10 2 - - Oberstlt. 65 8 1 1 2 Major Lyon 60 25 1 1 - Major Hahn 74 4 5 - 1 Capitain Pleitner 68 10 1 1 1 Capitain Hillesheim 72 6 3 - - Capitain Frolich 62 14 - - 1 Capitain Schasteck 58 24 2 - - Capitain Schro 75 6 - 2 - Capitain Deyx 70 5 2 2 - Capitain Ibershan 65 8 8 - 2 Capitain Sinan (?) 73 7 3 2 - Capitain Santraschy 75 11 - 1 - Capitain Leo 71 2 6 - - Capitain Villers 65 10 1 2 1 16 companies 1092 158 38 14 8 Summarum effectives w/o deserters, dead, transferred and jailed

1310

Rgt. Staff 17 Summa Summarum 1327 Less 38 transferred remain Netto 1289

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Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1702 07.07 Dukenburg Camp 1 Bat. 1702 Lüttich (Liege) Citadelle Siege 1702-1703 Winterquarters in Maastricht 1703 23.04 Stollhofener Linie Skirmish 1703 Stollhofener Linie Stationed 1 Bat. 1703 Mühlberg Camp 1 Bat. 1703 Speyerbach Skirmish 1 Bat. 1704 13.09.-26.11. Landau Siege 1 Bat. as Oberrhine Circle 1704 Stollhofener Lines Stationed Brühler Linesl 1704-1705 Winterquarters in Klingenmünster 1705 Lauterburg Camp 1 Bat. 1705 Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 2 Bat. 1705 Treves (Trier) Camp 2 Bat. 1705-1706 Winterquarters in Rakenhauser 1 Bat. 1705-1706 Winterquarters in Otterberg 1 Bat. 1706 Aug. Carpi Camp 1706 Reggio Camp 1706 Turin Battle 1706 Pizzighettone Siege 1706 Sept. Nth. Italy Ordre de Bataille 1 Bat. ? 1707 Mailand Citadelle Siege Detachment 1707 Busca Camp 1707 15.06. Saluces Camp 1707 Toulon Siege 1707 Scalenghe Camp 1707 17.-26.12. Vado Transport to Catalonia 1708 Tortosa Defense 1708 Cervera Camp 1708 Mouroig Camp 1708 01.10. Figuerola Skirmish 1708-1709 Winterquarters in Gerona 1709 Ampourdon near Gerona Stationed 1710 Ampourdon near Gerona Stationed 1710 Gerona Defense 1710-1711 Winterquarters bei Taragona 1711 Prats del Rey Camp/Defense 1711 Cardena Skirmish 1711-1712 Winterquarters in Sorreal 1712 Gerona Siege 1712-1713 Winterquarters around Taragona

Uniform

[3] Coat dark blue, facings grey Plate 59

[15] 1705 as [3] buttons yellow (brass) 1708 Facings red, nestlings ashgrey.

[24 – 4029 pag?] 1705

356 1/2 Vor den H Grafen von Bentheim, Camisolles weiß 921" 7 1/2 34728: 8:

[24 – 4032 Pag 139] 1708

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Vor deß Graf Bentheimische regiment [1701/7] 29657: 2: - gewesene Barboisch= nunmehro De la Marck regiment[1701/5] 29657: 2: - ______________________ ___________ Summa - - - - - - - - - Summarum 120559: -: -

bey diese zwey letzern regimenten saint die Camisolles Vnd futter tuch graw Vnd weiß, dero:halben können Einsolche auch in Einem minderen preiß . . . . . . [fehlt]

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IR 1701/6 REGIMENT ZU FUß REHBINDER, COPPÉ

Colonels: 1701 Burent Baron von Rehbinder (1698 GM, 17xx GL)

1707 Johann Stephan von Coppé (1703 GM)

Service: 1702 in Dutch pay, Province of Holland

Officers known : 1701-1703 Oberstlt. Johann Peter Bonn (cashiered) 1703-1706 Oberstlt. Graf von Efferen 1706 Ernst Heinrich von Essen (1712 Oberst) 1710 Norprath (+ Molina d’Albareda 1711 Prats del Rey) 1701- Major Friedrich Heinrich Cottejus 1707 Kp Meyerhoff [24] 1707 Kp. Greber 1707 Kp. Bunth 1707 Kp. Hendell 1707 Kp. Salbach 1707 Kp. Greber 1707 Major Mongy 1708 128 men recruited in Catalonia on own expense Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1701 Mühlheim Camp 1701-1702 Stationed between Jülich and Bonn 1702 Venloo Siege 1702 Venloo Occupation 12 Kp.,504 M.+48 Kranke 1702 Mühlheim Camp 1702-1703 Winterquarters around Cologne 1703 Philippsburg Camp 1 Bat. 1703 15.11. Speyerbach Skirmish . 1703 Aug. Mühlberg Camp 1 Bat. 1704 13.09.26.11. Landau Siege 1 Bat. as Oberrhine Circle 1704-1705 Winterquarters in Deidesheim and Wachenheim 1705 Lauterberg Camp 1705 Treves (Trier) Camp 2 Bat. 1705-1706 Winterquarters in Meisenheim, Ebernburg, Oberstein 1706 Carpi Camp 1706 Turin Battle 1706 Pizzighettone Siege 1706 Tortona Siege (now only 1 Bat. strong) 1706 Reggio Camp 1706 Alessandria Siege 1706 Sept. Nth. Italy Ordre de Bataille 1 Bat. (?) 1707 Mailand Citadelle Siege Detachment 1707 Busca Camp 1707 Toulon Siege 1707 Scalenghe Camp 1707 Saluces Camp 1707 17.-26.12. Vado Transport to Catalonia 2 Bat. 1708 Falset Skirmish

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1708 Cervera Camp 1708 Monroig Camp 1708 01.10. Figuerola Skirmish 1708-1709 Winterquarters in Ampourdan near Gerona 1709 Stationed in Ampourdan near Gerona 1709-1710 Winterquarters in Ampourdan near Gerona 1710 Stationed in Ampourdan near Gerona 1710 Gerona Defense 1710-1711 Winterquarters near Tarragona 1711 Prats del Rey Siege 1711-1712 Winterquarters in Barbera 1712 Gerona Siege 1712-1713 Winterquarters near Tarragona

Uniform

[3] Coat dark blue, facings red

[15] 1707-08 Coat dark blue, cuffs red, lining red, waistcoat red, trousers dark blue, buttons yellow (brass) nestlings red.

[24 – 4025 Pag 65] 1703 Grenadiercaps

Im Vbrig die Granadirmützen nach dem durch Gnrl Freyherr von Rhebinder zu hiesigen KriegsCom:rien hinterlaßene mode so Ehster Tag Vbersch......... solle schleunig verfertigen, daß für in den mützen nach Cole. d. Montur nehmen zu laßen, dabey aber zu reflectiren, daß sofalß Vmb so viel wen ahn h...t genohmen.

Düßelldorff den 3tn Aug. 1703

[24- 4025 Pag 115 – Thus the assignment of the red cap to Regt. Rehbinder]

[24 – 4025 Pag 162 ] 1703

Blaw Englisches Carsay - - - - 11997 Ellen [9 Ells p.M.] Roth Englisches Baye - - - - 7998 Ellen[6 Ells p.M.] Roth Englisches Carsay - - - 6665 Ellen[5 Ells p.M.] Leinen - - - - - 11997 Ellen[9 Ells p.M.] Kupfern Knopf zum rock - - - 3999 Dosin Kupfern Knopf zum Carmyson - - - 4665 ½ Dosin weiße daßen - - - - - 1333 Stück Nesteling auf die Schulter - - - - 1333 Stück weiße Strümpf - - - - - 1333 Paar gulde Paßementes vor die Sergeants - - 64 Ellen Huthe - - - - - - 1173 Stück

[24 – 4029 Pag ? ] 1705

4029 Pag ? Specification 1705?

Auf ein regiment von 1155 Köpfe worunter der Regiments-Tambour und Strecken:Knecht mit einbegriffen wirdt erfordern zu rock und hosen ahn Cämell=harrn zu denen Knopflöcher 103 1/2 pfunde zu dem Camisolle 36 1/2# ahn garn vor Röck und buxen 144 1/2 lb. Vor Camisolles 72 1/4 #: und ahn ledernen sencklen von Bocksleder zu den Knopfen 2320 ellen vnd kommen zu stehen wie hernach folget.

Holländische gulden Stub.

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Vor deß H. Generall Lieutenanten Freyhr Von Rhebinder Regiment zu Fueß [1701/6]

103 1/2 # : blaw Cämellhaar zu 4 1/2 f: facit 465" 15 36 1/4 # roth Camellhaar zu 4 1/2 f: facit 232" 17 1/2 144 1/2 # blaw garn zu # : 1f: facit 144" 10. 72 1/2 # roth garn zu 1 f: facit 72" 5. _______________ _______________ 356 1/2 Summarum kommen zu stehen facit 915" 7 1/2 Vor obige lederne Sencklen ad 2320 Ellen facit 6" - _______________ Summa 921" 7 1/2

[24 – 4029 Pag 122] Notice in Dutch 1705/1706

Rehbinder [1701/6] Maert 16 No.366 een last met 1171 Daßen

No.367 een last met 98 ellen breede goude gallon 64 ellen do. smallen 1171 witte neßeling [white nestlings]

Flags:

[3] The “Triomphes de Louis XIV” assigns this flag to the booty of Speyer. The orange coloured lion on a white field could represent the arms of Berg (faded red lion on white field), especially if the blue/white zigzag border is taken into account. The flag is definitely Palatine but the assignment to Rehbinder is uncertain.

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IR 1705/3 REGIMENT ZU FUß BETTENDORF, VOLKERSHOVEN, SULZBACH

Colonels: 1705 GM Joseph Philipp Freiherr von Bettendorf

1706 Volkershoven

1709-1732 Sulzbach, Erbprinz Theodor Eustach Pfalzgraf von

Service: 1706 1 Bat. bought from the Domkapitel (Cathederal Chapter) of Cologne 8 coy. @ 100 men 2 coy. bought from the Domkapitel of Cologne 2 coy. @ 65 men Officers known : 1706 from Cologne Cpt. Baumann and Baßel 1708-1713 Oberst Dopf Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1705 Kaiserslautern Occupation 1 Bat. 1705 Lautern Occupation 1 Bat. 1705-1706 Winterquarters in Frankenthal 1 Bat 1705-1706 Maastricht or Liege 1 Bat. Volkershoven 1706 Ath Siege 1 Bat. 1707 Philippsburg Occupation 2 Bat. 1707 04.07. Oberhausen Camp 1707 20.08 Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 2 Bat. 1707 18.09 Western Germany Ordre de Bataille CampEttingen 2 Bat. 1707 25.10. Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 1708 Lille Siege 1708-1709 Winterquarters in Jülich territory 1709 24.06. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 1 Bat. 1709 Malplaquet Battle 1709-1710 Winterquarters in Herzogtum Jülich-Berg 1710 Bethune Siege 1710 Douay Siege 1710 Aire Siege 1710-1711 Winterquarters in Herzogtum Jülich-Berg 1711 01.05. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 1 Bat. 1711-1712 Winterquarters in ? 1712 Zons Camp 1712 Haspres Camp 1712 Denain Defense 1712 Quaregno Camp 1712-1713 Winterquarters in Mannheim

Uniform

[15] 1705 Coat blue, cuffs, lining, waistcoat bright red, trousers blue, buttons yellow (copper), neckcloth black with white stripe.

[18] Appendix, coat blue, facings red.

[24 – 4029 Pag 122] 1705/1706 Bettendorff [1705/3] 17. Nov.No.373 een ton met 286 1/2 grossen groote soldaten knopen 14 gross: 18 Dozn. do kleyne

No.377 een balle met 24 pces rood Cars: lang 925 1/2 ell

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No.378 een baal met 24 pces rooden Carsay 929 3/4

[24 - 4033 Pag 5a] IR Bettendorf [1705/3]

Das Löbl. Bettendorffsches Regiment

Bestehet die Montur zwarn vor 16 Compagnien jede zu 74 Köpfe also vor 1184 Köpfe weilen aber ahnlas ggster Verordnung Unterm 8 Aug: jüngsthin erfolgend worden vor die 3 Dienern bey jeder Compagnie mit dergleichen Montur ins künfftigen nicht allein einzuhalten, sondern waß auch bereitz vorhero geliefert worden vor und nach hinwieder: darumb ein zu ziehen, derohalber dem bey solche 16 Compagnien 48 mann abgehen, diesen noch verpbleibet die montur annoch vor 1136 Köpfe und also mit dem regiments Tambouren, 6 Hautboisen, Provos und Steckenknecht zusammen 1145 Köpfe davon der Ertrag sich belauft alß hernoch folget.

Blau ge Rothen Rothe Lein Auf das gantze regiment schorn geschr Baye wandt Hollandisch Carsay Carsay Ellen Ellen Ellen Ellen Guld:stub:Rlr {Vor nebenstehende Köpfe wird vor {jeden Kopfe erfordert zu rock und {büchsen ahn blau Engelandisch {geschorn Carsaye ahn Elle 9 ½ 10877 ½ --- ---- ---- 9245:17½ {Zu Camisollen an hochroth Enge= {landische geschorn Carsaye vor je {den Kopfe 6 Ellen machen vor 1145 {nebenstehende Köpfe ---- 6870 ---- ---- 5839:10:-- {Zum Futter an hochroth Enge= {landische Boye auf jeden Kopf 6 {Ellen also vor obige Köpfe ---- ---- 6870 ---- 2919:18:-- {..... vor nebenstehende Köpfe {Leinwandt zum Futter vor jeden {Kopf 9 Ellen zusammen ---- ---- ---- 16305 2061:--:-- ____________________________________________________ Summa 10877 ½ 6870 6870 16305 20066: 5½

Ahn blau und roth Camelhaar - 72 ---- ---- 288:--:-- Ahn blau und roth gaarn - ---- 154 ---- 231:--:-- Ahn fellen - ---- ---- 18 54:--:-- __________________________________________________________ Summa 72 154 18 573:--:--

Folget die kleine montur [4033 Pag 5a -Seite 38 als Tabelle]

[24 – 4030 Pag 7a 1685/5 oder 1705/3]

Bettendorf 1685/5] Daß lobl: Bettendorffische regiment belaufet sich 31673:6 ½ Vor 135 Unterofficiers 270 Ellen goldene galons ad f 2 gulden facit 540: --: -- Vor 32 Tambouren 64 Ellen galons pr 10 stub 32: --: -- Vor 1145 Köpfe montur schneidermacher lohn pr 30 Stub machen 1717: --: -- __________________________________________________________ Summa 33962:16: 8

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IR 1705/2 REGIMENT ZU FUß LINDENFELS, FREUDENBERG

Colonels:

1705 Oberst Karl Christian Ernst Freiherr von Lindenfels

1708 Oberst Joseph Heinrich von Freudenberg

Service: 2 Bat. 12 comp. in Neuberg/Donau (1. Bat. 341 men raised 1705, 2. Bat. 1706, partly from Bavarians) Officers known : 1707 [15] in Kaiserslautern: Leibkomp. Oberst von Lindenfels (Kpt. Maffé) Oberstwachtmeister (Major) Baron Boudenwels (Bondenfels?) Kp. Ziegler Kp. von Lindenfels Kp. Guse 1707 [15] in Neuberg/Donau Oberstlt. Rebersdorf

Major von Zreuler Kp. Grassel Kp. Voith Kp. Tyroler Kp Kraußenthal Kp. Maffei Kp. Jesser Kp. Nahand Kp. Kiettenberg Kp. Lunz Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1705/06 Neuberg/Donau Errichtet 1706 Aug. Mannheim Garrison 1706-1707 Winterquarters in Kaiserslautern 5 comp. 341 men Winterquarters in Neuberg/Donau 11 comp. rest 1707 20.08. Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 2 Bat. 1707 18.09. Western Germany Ordre de Bataille Ettlingen Camp 2 Bat. 1707 25.10. Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 1708 Lille Siege 1708-1709 Winterquarters in Stift Köln 1709 24.06. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 1709 11.09. Malplaquet Battle 1709 Tournay Citadelle Siege 1709-1710 Winterquarters in Herzogtum Jülich-Berg 1710 Bethune Siege 1710 Douay Siege 1710 Aire Siege 1710-1711 Winterquarters in Herzogtum Jülich-Berg 1712 Zons, Haspres, Landreceis, Quareruon, Lewarden Camp 1712-1713 Winterquarters around Mannheim 1712-1713 Winterquarters in Unkel and Erpel

Uniform

Unknown

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IR 1707/1 REGIMENT ZU FUß SCHÖNBERG

Colonels: 1706 Oberst Anton Freiherr von Schönberg

Service: 1706 “Gardes de Baden” 14.04.1707 1 Bat. bought from Baden 1714 into Leibregiment Officers known : 1711-1713 Oberstlt. Gustave von Ulrich

1711 Major de Renier

1710 Kpt. Pickarts Frau (+) [22]

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1707 June to Italy 1707 Toulon Siege 1707 Scalenghe Camp 1707 15.06. Saluces Camp Nth. Italy (?) 1707 17.-26.12. Vado Transport to Catalonia 1 Bat. 1708 Falset Skirmish 1708 Monroig Camp 1708 Sulop Conca Ambush 1708 01.10. Figuerola Skirmish 1708-1709 Winterquarters in Figueras 1709 Figueras Defense Prisoners (exchanged again in same year) 1709 Stationed in Ampourdan near Gerona 1709-1710 Winterquarters in Ampourdan near Gerona 1710 Stationed in Ampourdan near Gerona 1710 Gerona Defense (Fort Monjuich) 1710-1711 Winterquarters near Tarragona 1711 Prats del Rey Camp/defense 1711 Cordona Skirmish 1711 -1712 Winterquarters in Momblanch 1712 –1713 Winterquarters in Tarragona

Uniform

[15] 1708 Coat dark blue, facings red, Buttons copper, neckcloth black with white stripe.

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IR 1701/8 REGIMENT ZU FUß NASSAU-WEILBURG

Colonels: 1701 General Johann Ernst Graf von Nassau-Weilburg

1704 for a short time „Neu-Rehbinder“, then disbanded. [18] and remainder put into the regiments

Rehbinder, Barbo, Bentheim.

Service: Raised from 3 companies each of Lybeck, Sachsen-Meiningen, Bourscheidt and Wrtby. 1701-1704 In Dutch pay – 1 Bat. Province of Holland Officers known : 1701-1704 Oberstlt. Johann Christian Freiherr von Zobel

1701-1703 Johann Ludwig Greber

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1701 05.09. Mühlheim Camp 2 Bat. 1701 –1702 Stationed between Jülich and Bonn 1702 Kaiserswerth Siege 1702-1703 Winterquarters in Düsseldorf, later Maastricht

Uniform

[15] Uniform coat and trousers dark blue. Cuffs, lining, waistcoat white. Buttons brass. Neckcloth black with thin white stripe.

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FREE COMPANIES

Freikompanie Benk Hptm. Johann Ferdinand Benk Raised 17.05.1702. 100 men. Station: Castle in Wolfstein Mustering 28.12.1704 in Alzey 98 men. Defense Castle Wolfstein 1713 - Prisoners 80 men.

Freikompanie Falkenstein 150 men.

Freikompanie Alberti 1711 Stations Montjoie, Neustadt.

Freikompanie Fink Mai 1703 – 1713. Stations: Sassenberg after 1703.

Freikompanie Bihain Major Bihain Okt 1703-1713. Stations: Siegburg after 1703.

Freikompanie Wolf Oberst Wolf or Pappenheim. 1711 Stations: Kaiserslautern 60 men. Defense of Kaiserslautern 1713. Prisoners.

Freikompanie Walldorf Hptm. Von Walldorf. Stations: Kaub 1709 All Free Companies consisted of volunteer citizens. They served for bread and pay, receiving neither a bounty nor arms. According to [18] no uniforms only arms and equiptment. Bread and a share of the booty money on scouting missions.

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REGIMENTS OF HORSE

RR REGIMENT ZU PFERDE GARDE DU CORPS

Colonels: 1697 01.02. General Graf von Nassau-Weilburg (als captain)

1711 Oberst de Garde du Corps Arnold Freiherr von Metternich zu Holtmühle

Trabanten Hauptmann Graf von Manderscheidt-Blankenheim

Service:

One Squadron. 1701-1704 In Dutch pay – 1 Bat. Province of Holland

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

No engagements; only cermonial service. 1701 Düsseldorf Occupation 1701-1702 Winterquarters in Heidelburg

Uniform 1711 2 Moors as trompeters 1711 Trabanten: Coat and capes blue, facings red velvet, silver laced. Halbards with large silver tassels. 1711 Garde du Corps Officers : coat blue, waistcoat red, lace gold.

Men: coat blue, cuffs red, silver lace. Waistcoat buff leather with silver lace. Carbine belts in red velvet. Swordbelt in red velvet. Stockings white. Sword with silver hilt. Hat with silver lace. Trompeters: Silver trompets with silver tassels. (Armed with carbines = Reiter.)

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RR 1685/1 REGIMENT ZU PFERD LEIBREGIMENT

Colonels: 1703 Oberst Graf Alberti [15]

Service: Raised in Jülich-Cleves-Berg. From 1704 In Imperial pay. Also known as “Blue Guard”, “Efferen” Officers known : According to [15] in 1702:

Leibkompanie GM von Efferen Oberst Hahn Oberst Foleville Oberstlt Graf von Nassau Major Graf von Löwenstein Stabinttrsk de Longueron Rittmeister Graf von Wolfsberg “ Graf Stelzenbach “ Suck “ du Pré “ Freiherr von Horst According to [4] Muster table of 24.11.1704: Komp. Reuter Recruit Horses Leibkompanie 51 21 Oberst Hahn 50 20 Obristlt. Graf von Nassau(Spee?) 50 14 Obristwachtm. von Löwenstein 50 16 Rittmeister Graf Wolfsberg 49 16 “ Stelzenbach 50 19 “ Suckow 50 28 “ du Pré 50 19 “ Freihr von Harst (Horst) 50 20 Summe 450 173 Effectives: 432 men 382 horses, of these 90 to be mustered out. According to [4] Muster table of 30.11.1705 to 01.12.1705: Lacking 31 men and 139 horses, besides 75 horses to be mustered out. Company: Leibkompanie Obrist von Folleville Obristlt. Graf von Nassau(Spee?) Major von Lewenstein Rittmeister Graf von Wolfsberg (Welsberg) “ Stelzenbach “ Suck “ du Pré “ Freiherr (Baron) von Harst Staff: General Major Freiherr von Efferen Obrist Obristlt. Kapitänleutnant de Longuevalle 1 Kettledrummer Quartiermeister Arnold 1 Provost Adjudant Arnold workman

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Auditeur Bauer Chaplan vacant Feldscheer Lehemann Waggonmaster

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1701 Erbenheim Camp 1702 Landau Siege 3 Sqn. 1703 Alzey, Kreuznach, Neustadt Camp 2 Sqn. = 288 men 1703 June-July Stollhofener Linesl Covering 1703 Oct. Mühlburg Camp 3 Sqn. 1703 15.11. Speyerbach Skirmish 2 Sqn. 1704 Rottweil Stationed 2 Sqn. 1704 13.09.-26.11. Landau Siege 3 Sqn. 1704 24.11. Nusdorf Mustering 91 bad horses 1704-1705 Winterquarters in Landau 1705 June Mainz Camp 1705 30.11. Frentzheim Mustering 1705-1706 Winterquarters Neustadt, Alzey, Germersheim 1706 Stationed on the Lauter 1706-1707 Winterquarters area around Ladenburg 1706-1707 Winterquarters in Palatine 1707 Philippsburg Garrison 1707 04.07. Oberhausen Camp 1707 19.06. Iggingen Camp 1707 20.08./10.06 Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1707 25.10./19.06 Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1707-1708 Winterquarters bei Mannheim 1708 Lille Siege 1708-1709 Winterquarters in Stift Köln 1709 17.06. Kerkhove-Waermerde Camp 2 Sqn. 1709 24.06. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1709 July Villemeau Camp 1709 Malplaquet Battle 1710 Douay Camp 1710 Rebreuve, Villers, Brulin Camp 1711 01.05. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1712 07. Landrecies Camp 1 Esk 1712 Rodenkirchen Camp 1712-1713 Winterquarters in Erp

Uniform

[3 Plate 54] Coat dark blue, Facings red. [4] & [18] Cape dark bluem lining and collar red.

[15] as [3] and [4]. Schabraque blue, buttons copper.

[24 – 4030 Pag 27 28.02.1705] Zum fünften Vor deß Leibregiment zu Pferdt Vor neun Compagnien Vierhundert sechs Vndt zwantzig Montierungen, worunter die Corporals, Trompeter, auch der Provoß mit Einbegriffen, in Einem bläwen Röck mit Rothen auffschlägen, undt rothen Futter auch eine Litsche auff die Schulter, ein schwartzen Haltuch Vndt Einem huth bestehent.

[24 – 4032 Pag 11 1707]

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Vor das lobl: Leibregiment zu Pferde Vor einen rock zu machen 1.f thuet vor 426 Köpfe und machet an gelt - - 426: --: -- Item vor einen mantell 30 Xr - - 213: --: -- Item vor ein chabraque sambt leder und Leinwandt ad 1.f facit - - 426: --: -- Item vor jeder Compagnie 10 Rlr vor Cemelhaar so nicht geliefert worden machen vor 9 Compagnien - 135: --: -- Standards [3 – Plate 53] Leibkompanie white, arms of Neuburg. This standard was captured at Speyer. The arms and the fact that the regiment suffered heavy losses at Speyer allows the fairly definite assignment of this design. The fields in the arms are: Heartshield: Palatine, upper row f.l.t.r.: Bavaria, Jülich, Cleves, Berg. Lower row, f.l.t.r.: Veldenz, Mark, Ravensberg, Mörs. The whole is surrounded with the Order of the Golden Fleece. The absense of a ducal or electoral cap is odd.

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RR 1695/1 REGIMENT ZU PFERD VENNINGEN GENDARMES

Colonels: 1697-1710 Oberst Generalmajor Eberhard Friedrich Freiherr von Venningen (1702 GM, 1706 GL, 1710+)

1710-1714 Generalmajor Freiherr von Schellard (aka „Hundheim“ for a short while[15]) 1714 Blessen Service: Raised in the Palatine. Ab 1704 In Imperial pay. Also known as “Gendarmes” or “Karabiniers” Officers known : After [4] Mustering table of 24.11.1704: Komp. Reuter Recruit horses Leibkompanie 50 16 Oberst Frankenberg 50 22 Obristleutnant von Martiall 50 14 Major von Behrenstein 50 15 Rittmeister von Spies 50 14 “ Schloßberger 50 13 “ Kleinsorg (+1709) 50 16 “ Schreckleber 50 18 “ von Pfenningen 50 22 Summe 450 150 Effectives: 424 men 372 horses, of which 63 to be mustered out. After [4] Mustering table of 04.12.1705 to 07.12.1705: Lacking: 22 men and 116 horses, of which 45 horses to be mustered out. Losses from Dec. 1704 – Dec. 1705: 3 Leutnants, 16 men, 29 horses, prisoners: 6 men, deserted: 6 men. 56 horses died. Company: Leibkompanie Obrist Freiherr von Frankenberg Obristleutnant von Martiall Major von Behrenstein Rittmeister Freiherr von Spies “ Kleinsorg “ Schloßberger “ Schröckleben “ Freiherr von Veningen Staff: Generalmajor Freiherr von Venningen Obrist Obristlt. Major Kapitänleutnant Walsen Quartiermeister Dueln Auditeur Hügell Adjudant Wagner Feldscheer Janson Waggonmaster Kettledrummer Provost with assistant

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After [15] 1707: Lacking: 22 men and 116 horses, of which 45 horses to be mustered out. Losses from Dec. 1704 – Dec. 1705: 3 Leutnants, 16 men, 29 horses prisoner; 6 men deserted, 6 men died, 56 horses died. Company: Leibkompanie Obrist von Folleville Obristleutnant Major von Bernstein Rittmeister von Spieß “ Kleinsorg “ Schloßberg “ Schreckleben “ Durly Lost 31 men, 167 horses. After [15] companies transferred in 1701: Wiser, Jung-Venningen, Schellart to RR Wiser.

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1701 Erbenheim Camp 1702 Landau Siege 1702 an der Lauter Stationed 1702 Quiechheim Sturm 1703 Alzey, Kreuznach, Neustadt Camp 2 Sqn. = 280 men 1703 June-July Stollhofener Lines Covering 1703 Oct. Mühlberg Camp 3 Sqn. 1703 15.11. Speyerbach Skirmish 2 Sqn. 1704 Philippsburg, Brühler Linesl Stationed 1704 Altenstadt Capture 1704 13.09.-26.11. Landau Siege 3 Sqn. [13 – 2 Sqn.] 1704 24.11. Nußdorf Mustering 66 bad Horses 1704-1705 Winterquarters in Landau 1705 June Mainz Camp 1705-1706 Winterquarters in Kreuznach, Simmern, Stromberg, Bacherach 1706 Landau Stationed 2 Sqn. 1706-1707 Winterquarters between Brüssel and Macheln 1707 21.05. Lembeck Camp 3 Sqn. 1707 12.06. Meldort Camp 3 Sqn. 1707 30.06. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1708 30.05. St.Renelnde Camp 3 Sqn. (as Dragoons?!) 1708 04.06. Löwen (Louvain) Camp 3 Sqn. 1708 Audenaarde Battle (but not under fire?

1 Leutnant 2 men dead, 1 Leutnant 3 men wounded.) 1708 La Bassée Raid 1708 Lille Siege 1709 17.06. Kerkove, Waermerde Camp 1709 24.06. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1709 Malplaquet Battle 1709 Tournay Siege 1709 Mons Siege 1709-1710 Winterquarters around Maastricht 1710 Douay Camp 1710 Douay Siege 1710 Bethune Siege 1 Sqn. 1710 Rebreuve-Villers-Brulin Camp 1710-1711 Winterquarters in Lille

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1711 01.05. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1711 Lews Camp 1711 Bouchain Raid 1712 Rodenkirchen Camp 1712 Marchiennes Vereidigung Prisoners

Uniform

[3 Plate 53] Coat grey, facings green, buttons copper, Cuirass black, hat. [18] Cuirasses were worn until 1705 as “Gendarmes”. [4, 18] Coat silvergrey, lining green, cuffs green. [15] 1705 as [3] and [4] waistcoat silvergrey, buttons copper, capes green, lining green, shabraques grey, edging green. [24 – 4030 Pag 27] 28.02.1705:

[1695/1] Zum Siebendten Vor deß Generalen Von Venningen Carabinier Regiment zu Pferdt wirt Erfordert Vierhundert zwanzig fünf Köpfe, silbergräwen Kirschzey zu Röcken mit grünen Futter Vndt grünen auffschlägen, jeden so viel Hüethe Vndt halßtücher;

[24 - 4032 Pag 10] 25.12.1707

Das lobl: Vennigsche Carabinier regmt.

Bestehet die Montur vor 426 Köpfe an Chabraques von grün Engelandisch lacken auch so viell mäntelln von aschgraw Engelandisch lacken nebenst dem grünen futter und denen zubehörigen grünen litzschen, hütte und halßtücher alß specifié folget.

hollandische guld. stub gl Vor 426 Chabraques von grün Engelandisch lacken dem verpitzschirten[??] Modelle gemeß per stück f:9:16 stub: facit - - - 4174: 16: -- Vor 426 mantell von aschgraw Engelandisch lacken vor jeden 6 ½ Ellen mach 2769 Ellen per 48 stub: facit - - - - - 6645: 12: -- Und dan vor 1278 Ellen grüne Carsaye vor die mäntelln zum futter pr 18 stub: - - - 1150: 4: -- Vor 1278 paar grüne litzschen von Camelhaar mit 3 Knöpfe an die mantelle pr 10 stub: - - - 213: -: -- Vor 426 hütte worunter 63 Unterofficiers mit feine guldnen galons jede 5f: vnd den 363 gemeine reitherhütte pr 40 stub - - 1167: -: -- Vor 426 halßtücher von schwartze seidnen Krep mit 2 schwartze bande jede 42 stub - - 852: -: -- _______________________________ Summe so der Liveranier despuite haben muß - - 14202: 12: -- hinzu der schneidermacherlohn nebenst die übrige Unkosten ad - - - - - 592: 10: -- _____________________________ Summarum 14795: 2: --

Hierzu ferner Vermög von Ihrer Churfürstl. Dhlt. unterm 25. decemb: 1707 ergangend ggf. befellhs werden vor 426 Köpfe newe Carabiniers und pistollen angeschaffet jeden mit einander vor 8 1/2 Species. Rth machen ahn hollandische gilden vor insgesambt 426 stück Carabiniers und so viell paar pistollen: 9052: 10: -- _______________________________ Summarum so den Carabinier regiment an zurechnen 23847: 12: --

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[24 – 4032 Pag 11] 1707: Vor das Vennigsche regiment 592: 10: -- ______________ 1482: --: -- Des Kaufmannen Kuenen rechnung bringet in diesem Statu aus, was er haben muß 332: 7: -- Granadiers bey d Lybeckischer battaillon - - - - 200: --: -- Vor die Carbiner und pistollen vor das Carabinier regiment - - - - - - 9052: 10: --

[24 - 4033 Pag 5] 17??

Vor das löbl: Carabiniers Regiment

Bestehet die montur vor 426 Köpfe an aschgrau geschorn Carsaye zu Röcke und Camisolles nebenst grüne lacken zu auffschläge und grüner Baye zum futter sodan auch hütte und Halßtücher, davon der betrag sich belaufet:

Aschgrau/ grün grüne Lein Vor 9 Compagnien w.f.[welches für] geschorn Lacken Baye wandt Hollandisch Ein gantzes regiment Carsaye Geldt Ellen Ellen Ellen Ellen Guld:stub:pf. {Vor oberstehende Köpfe zu Röck {und Cammisollen ahn aschgrau {geschorn Carsaye vor jeden Kopf {13 ½ Elle machen 5751 ---- ---- ---- 4457:10:-- {Item vor auffschläge an grün 426{Lacken vor jeder Kopfe ½ Ellen ---- 213 ---- ---- 236:13:-- {An grüne Baye vor jeden {Kopfe 6 Ellen machen ---- ---- 2556 ---- 1150: 4:-- {An Leinwandt vor jeden {Kopfe 8 Ellen zum futter ad ---- ---- ---- 3408 681:12:-- ____________________________________________________ Summarum 5751 213 2556 3408 6525:19:--

Ferner Benötigung Cameel Gaarn lederne haar fell pfundt pfundt paar An aschgrau und grün Camelhaar 26 ---- ---- 104:--:-- An aschgrau und grün gaarn ---- 54 ---- 81:--:-- An Fellen ---- ---- 9 27:--:-- _____________________________________________ Summarum 26 54 9 212:--:--

Kleine Montur (1)- (2)- (3)- (4)- (5)- (6)- (7)- (8)- Vor 38 Unterofficiers 3 Dutzent große und 3 ½ Dz Kleine kupferne Knöpfe 114 133 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 180:10:-- Vor 38 Unteroffic:Hütte ---- ---- 38 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 152:--:-- Vor 388 Köpfe große und Kleine kupferne Knöpfe ---- ---- ---- 1154 1348 ---- ---- ---- 862:10:-- Vor 388 Köpfe gemeine Hütte ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 388 ---- ---- 776:--:-- Vor 426 Köpfe schwartze Halßtücher ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 426 ---- 766:16:-- Vor 426 Köpfe Nesseling ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 426 298: 4:--

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____________________________________________________________________________________ Summa 114 133 38 1154 1348 388 426 426 3039:--:-- der betrag an geldt Summa Summarum 9776:19:--

(1) Unterofficiers Knöpfe Dutzent (2) Unterofficiers kleine Knöpfe Dutzent (3) Unterofficiers Hütte (4) Gemeine große Knöpfe Dutzent (5) Gemeine kleine Knöpfe Dutzent (6) Gemeine Hütte (7) Schwartze Halßtücher (8) Nesslingen auf die schulter

Standards [3 – Plate 55] The “Triomphes de Louis XIV” assign these standards to the booty of Speyer. The motto “In hoc signo vinces” is typical of the flags and standards of Kurpfalz. Because of the lossies which regiment Venningen suffered we suspect that this regiment was the owner of both examples.

Obristleutnant company red, thereupon the motto “DOMINUS VERTVTVM NOBISCVM” in pink. Reverse: silver cross in golden halo of rays, beneath it “IN HOC SIGNO VINC(ES)”.

Colonel’s company white, border pink-yellow chequered. Obverse: a cross with a motto on a band around it containing “IN HOC SIGNO VINCES”. Reverse: cypher “JWC” in a palm wreath with the Electoral cap above it.

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RR 1689/1 REGIMENT ZU PFERD HOCHKIRCH, HATZFELD

Colonels: 1696-1703 Oberst Philipp Bertram Degenhard Freiherr von Hochkirch (1703 GM, + Speyerbach)

1703-1714 Edmund Florenz Cornelius Graf von Hatzfeld-Wildenbug (1709 General der Kavallerie)

1714-1731 Folleville Karabiniers (1703 Generalmajor) Service: From 1704 In Imperial pay. Also known as “Hochkirch Karabiniers” Officers known : Laut [15] 1702: Komp. Leibkompanie Oberst von Hatzfeld Obristleutnant von Messina (bis 1706 incl.) Obristwachtmeister von Hövell Rittmeister Westerholt “ Albada “ Collisieux “ Perlebach “ von Heltrop “ Treitt Stabsrittmeister Kautz After [4] Mustering table of 24.11.1704: Company Leibkompanie Oberst von Hatzfeld Obristleutnant von Messina (till 1706 incl.) Obristwachtmeister von Hövell Rittmeister Westerholt “ Albada “ Collisieux “ Perlebach “ von Heltrop “ Treitt Effectives: 416 men 393 horses, of which 27 to be mustered out. After [15] 1705: Company. Leibkompanie Oberst von Hatzfeld Obristleutnant (Rittm. von Wildstein = substituting) Major (Rittm. von Sandersdorf = substituting) Rittmeister Westerholt “ d´ Albada “ Collissieux “ Perlebach “ von Heltrop “ Trifft Mustering table of July 1707: Company. Leibkompanie Oberst von Hatzfeld Obristleutnant von Löwenstern Major von Hövell

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Major Graf von Hatzfeld Rittmeister Westerholt “ d´Albada “ Collisieux “ Lasteur “ von Brunner “ von Brouk Staff: Oberst Obristleutnant Major Major Kapitänlt. Kantz Quartiermeister Meurer Adjudant Ergelding Auditeur Cüsters Kaplan Rohr (Chaplan) Feldscheer Kaufmann (Surgeon/Barber) 1 Pauker, Profoß, Knecht (Kettledrummer, Provost, assistant) Lacking: 77 men and 10 drivers, 108 saddle and 26 carthorses.

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1701-1702 Oberrhein Stationed 1702 Landau Siege 3 Sqn. 1703 Alzey, Kreuznach, Neustadt Camp 2 Sqn. = 276 men 1703 July Stollhofener Linesl Stationed 1703 Oct. Mühlberg Camp 3 Sqn. 1703 15.11. Speyerbach Skirmish 2 Sqn. 1704-1705 Winterquarters near Cologne, Amt Altenwied 1704 Stollhofener, Brühler Linesl Stationed 1704 13.09.-26.11. Landau Siege 1704 24.11. Nußdorf Mustering 27 bad horses 1704-1705 Winterquarters in Landau 1705 München Capture 1705 24.07. San Michele Skirmish Detachment 1705 24.07. Aqua Negra Skirmish Detachment 1705 Otrano Skirmish Detachment 1705 Castiglione Skirmish Detachment 1705 16.08 Cassano Battle 1705 Soucino Sturm 1705 ab 19.09. Trenglio Camp 1705 14.10. Montodine Camp 1705 Nov. Carpenedolo Camp 1705-1706 Winterquarters in Ponte S. Marco, then Stationed near Verona 1706 Reggio Camp 1706 Badia Skirmish 1706 Pinerolo Skirmish 1706 07.07 Lusia Skirmish 1706 07.09 Turin Battle 1706 Tortona Siege 1706 Sept. Nth. Italy Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1706 Sep.-Oct. Pavia Siege 1706-1707 Winterquarters in Fiovera-Bastighano-Sale 1707 Orbassano Camp 1707 Toulont Siege 1707 Scalenghe Camp 1707 Return to Germany 1707-1708 Winterquarters in Neuburg/Donau

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1708 Jan. Neuburg 1709 17.06. Kerkove, Waermerde Camp 1709 24.06. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1709 July Villemeau Camp 1709 Malplaquet Battle 1709 Mons Siege 1710 Douay Camp 1710 Rebreuve-Villers-Brulin Camp 1711 01.05. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1712 Zons Camp 1712 Haspres Camp 1712 Quaregon Camp 1712-1713 Winterquarters in Gymnich

Uniform

[15] 1700 coat ashgrey, cuffs, lining, waistcoat blue, Trousers white, buttons copper, cloak grey, shabraque grey, edging blue. [18] Facings red. [24 – 4029 Pag 122] 1705-1706

Franckenberg [1689/1?]

No.372 een ton met 65 grossen kopere groote knopen 75 groß: 10 doz: kleyne do.

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RR 1701/1 REGIMENT ZU PFERD FRANKENBERG, STOLZENBERG

Colonels: 1701-1702 General Johann Ernst Graf von Nassau-Weilburg [According to 4]

1703-1704 Freiherr von Frankenberg (-Kürassiere) 1704-1708 Justus Adam Freiherr von Stolzenberg, 1703 GM

(aka „Alt-Nassau“ and „Frankenberg“) 1708-1712 Frankenberg II 1712- Stolzenberg

Service: Ab 1701/02-1713 In Dutch pay, Province of Holland. Officers known : [15] 1702 Oberstlt. von Mövius Major Schilling 1711 Rittmeister Suter [14] 1701 Oberstlt. Peter Nester Prinz von Sansheym 1701 Major Baltasar de Mavens 1712 Oberstlt. von Bourscheidt [4] 28.05.1705 Extrakt-Liste Staff 11 Leibkompanie 50 Oberstleutnant 49 Major 50 Rittmeister Graf von Nassau 50 Rittmeister Graf von Styrum 50 Rittmeister Schrick 50 Total 310 men Mustering table of 16.01.1706: Company. Leibkompanie (Stabsrittmeister von Gronsfeld) Obristleutnant von Schilling (dismissed because of disturbances in Worms.) Major von Nimpsch Rittmeister de Longpré “ Schrick “ Graf von Styrum Staff: Oberst Obristleutnant Major Rittmeister von Gronsfeld Quartiermeister Ziegler Adjudant Benninger Auditeur und Kaplan Hartmann (auditer and chaplain) Feldscheer ? (Surgeon/barber) 1 Pauker (Kettledrummer), 1 Wagenmeister (Waggonmaster), 1 Karrenknecht (driver). Lacking: 47 men and 108 horses. Mustering table of 06.08.1706: Company Leibkompanie Obristleutnant von Bourscheidt Major von Dalwitz

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Rittmeister de Laipel “ Schrick “ Stolzenberg Stab: Oberst absent Stabsrittmeister von Crohnsfeldt Quartiermeister Ziegler Adjudant Pfenningen Kaplan Hartmann Auditeur absent Feldscheer Moog 1 Pauker, 1 Wagenmeister, 1 Knecht, 1 Karrenknecht with 2 horses Lacking: 17 men and 38 horses. Musterung in Vada 08./10.07.1708: Company Leibkompanie Obristleutnant von Barchim Major de Loupré Rittmeister Strick “ Gronsfeld “ Gravier Stab: Oberst absent Stabsrittmeister von Friedenmild Quartiermeister Hagen Adjudant Wachter Kaplan und Auditeur Hartmann Feldscheer Solteter 1 Pauker, 1 Knecht, Lacking: 28 men and 28 horses.

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1701 05.09. Mühlheim/Ruhr Camp 2 Sqn. 1702 Kaiserswerth Siege 2 Sqn. 1702 07.07. Dukenberg Camp 2 Sqn. 1703 Alzey, Kreuznach, Neustadt Camp 2 Sqn. = 260 men 1703 Bonn Siege 1703 July Stollhofener Linesl Stationed (1703/1704 Heimsbach (Worms) [8]) 1703 Oct. Mühlberg Camp 3 Sqn. 1703 15.11. Speyerbach Skirmish 1 Sqn. 1703-1704 Winterquarters bei Heidelberg 1704 Jan. Mannheim 1704 Rottweil/Freudenstadt Occupation 2 Sqn. 1704 Hornberg Skirmish 1704 10.09. Bienwald Skirmish 1704 13.09.-26.11. Landau Siege 2 Sqn. 1704 13.12. Worms Mustering 46 bad horses 1704-1705 Winterquarters in Worms 1705 Lauterberg Camp 1705 June Mainz Camp 1705 ??????????? Ordre de Bataille 2 Sqn. 1705 Treves (Trier) Camp 1705-1706 Winterquarters in Kaiserslautern 1706 Reggio Camp 1706 06.08 Carpi Camp 1706 07.09 Turin Battle

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1706 Sept. Nth. Italy Ordre de Bataille 2 Sqn. 1706-1707 Winterquarters between Adda and Oglio 1707 Busca Camp 1707 Toulont Siege 1707 Scalenghe Camp 1707 15.06. Saluces Camp 1707-1708 Winterquarters around Tortona (until June 1708) 1708 Cervera Camp 1708 Monroig Camp 1708 Schloß Conca Ambush Detachment 1708 15.07. Vado Transport to Catalonia 2 Sqn. 1708-1709 Winterquarters near Gerona 1709 Gerona Skirmish 1709 02.09. Palau/Santa Eugenia Skirmish 1709-1710 Winterquarters near Gerona 1710 Balaguer Camp 1710 Alenara Skirmish 1710 26.07. Katalonien Ordre de Bataille 2 Sqn. 1710 Saragossa Skirmish 1710 March on Madrid 1710 Villa Viciosa Skirmish 1710-1711 Winterquarters in Conca de Barbera/near Tarragona 1711 Coloma Camp 1711 01.10. Fraga Skirmish scouting party 1711 17.10 Balaguer Skirmish scouting party 1711 Tortosa Ambush 1711-1712 Winterquarters in Alexar 1712-1713 Winterquarters around Tarragona 1713-1714 Winterquarters in Oberpfalz

Uniform

[15] 1704? As Nassau-Weilburg: coat ashgrey, cuffs orange, nestlings orange, trousers white, neckcloth black, cloak ashgrey, lining yellow. [15] 1703 as Frankenberg I: coat ashgrey, cuffs yellow, buttons Copper. [24 –4029 Pag 119] 1705/1706: Notice in Dutch:

Stolzenberg [1701/1] No 413 een last met 285 orangie neßeling 285 swarte daßen 75 douz: groote officiers knopen 107 1/2 do. Kleyne 1100 elle breede goude gallon

[24 –4029 Pag 122] 1705/1706: Notice in Dutch

Stolzenberg [1701/1] No.371 een ton met 65 grossen groote koopere knopen 75 groß: 10 doz: klyne do.

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RR 1701/2 REGIMENT ZU PFERD WIESER, SPEE

Colonels: 1701-1706 Johann Anton Graf von Wieser, 1703 GM, 1706 resigned on courtmarshal, 1708 +

1707-1711 Degenhardt Bertram Graf von Spee, 1705 GL 1711- Mill

Service: In Dutch pay, Province of Zeeland. 2 Sqn. Officers known : [14] 1701 Oberstlt. Jobst Adam von Stolzenberg Major Heinrich von Bossenhoven 1709 Major Joh. H. von Dücker [15] July 1702 Oberst Wiser Oberstleutnant von Stolzenberg Major von Bossenhoven Rittmeister von Werdenburg Rittmeister Simons Rittmeister von Waldenburg [4] 28.05.1705 Extrakt-Liste Staff 11 Leibkompanie 50 Oberstleutnant 47 Major 50 Rittmeister Schellard 50 Rittmeister Waldenbourg 50 Rittmeister Simon Reitz 50 total 308 men Mustering table of 13.01.1706 in Kusel: Comp: Leibkompanie Obristleutnant von Metternich (Oberst B. Schellard) Major von Werdenburg Rittmeister von Schellard “ Simons “ Waldenburg Staff: Oberstleutnant Graf von Wieser (dismissed 1707; Process concerning company money) Obristleutnant Freiherr von Metternich (Oberst B Schellard) Major Kapitänleutnant Quartiermeister Auditor Adjudant Kaplan Feldscheer Pauker, Provoß with Knecht Lacking: 44 men and 128 horses.

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Mustering table of 06.08.1706: Comp. Leibkompanie Obristleutnant von Metternich (Oberst B. Schellard) Major von Werdenburg (+ Toulon as Oberstleutnant) Rittmeister von Schellard “ Simons “ Waldenburg “ von Trenner Staff: Oberst Major Kapitänleutnant Brosy Quartiermeister Trenner Auditor absent Adjudant Marx Kaplan Moring Feldscheer Michaelis Pauker, Provoß with Knecht Lacking: 48 men and 62 horses. Mustering of 8./10.07.1708 in Vada: Comp. Leibkompanie Obristleutnant Major Rittmeister von Schellard “ Simons “ von der Heyden Lacking: 33 men and 33 horses. Mustering of 04.11.1712 in Campat Cevera: Comp. Leibkompanie Spee Obristleutnant Höfflinger Major von Dücker Rittmeister Brosius “ Roßwurn “ Kessel Present 245 men and 230 horses.

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1701 05.09. Mühlheim/Ruhr Camp 2 Sqn. 1702 Mühlheim Skirmish 1702 Siegburg Skirmish 1702 Bonn Skirmish 1702 Kaiserswerth Siege 2 Sqn. 1702-1703 Winterquarters in Wipperfürth 1703 Bonn Siege 1703 July Stollhofener Lines Stationed 1703 Oct. Mühlberg Camp 3 Sqn. 1703 15.11. Speyerbach Skirmish 1 Sqn. 1703-1704 Winterquarters in Umstadt 1704 Jan. Mannheim 1704 Stollhofener Linesl/Brühler Linesl Stationed

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1704 13.09.-26.11. Landau Siege 1704 02.12. Haßloch Mustering 36 bad horses[15] 1704-1705 Winterquarters in Haßloch 1705 Lauterberg Camp 1705 June Mainz Camp 1705 Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 2 Sqn. 1705 Treves (Trier) Camp 1705-1706 Winterquarters in Lichtenberg 1706 Reggio Camp 1706 06.08 Carpi Camp 1706 07.09 Turin Battle 1706 Sept. Nth. Italy Ordre de Bataille 2 Sqn. 1706-1707 Winterquarters between Adda and Oglio 1707 Busca Camp 1707 Toulont Siege 1707 Scalenghe Camp 1707 15.06. Saluces Camp 1707-1708 Winterquarters around Tortona (till June 1708) 1708 Cervera Camp 1708 Monroig Camp 1708 Schloß Conca Ambush Detachment 1708 15.07. Vado Transport to Catalonia 2 Sqn. 1708-1709 Winterquarters um Gerona 1709 02.09. Palau/Santa Eugenia Skirmish 1710 Balaguer Camp 1710 27.10. Almenara Skirmish 2 Sqn. 1710 26.07. Katalonien Ordre de Bataille 2 Sqn. 1710 Saragossa Skirmish 1710 March on Madrid 1710 Villa Viciosa Skirmish 1710 Escibias Skirmish 34 men and 54 horses

lost 1710-1711 Winterquarters in Conca de Barbera/near Tarragona 1711 Prats del Rey CampDefense 1711 Cardona Skirmish?? 1711 22.12. Cardona Relief 1711-1712 Winterquarters in Alforya 1712-1713 Winterquarters around Tarragona 1713-1714 Winterquarters in Neuburg territory

Uniform

[15] 1702:coat ashgrey, facings blue, buttons copper, nestlings blue, cloak ashgrey, lining blue. [24 – 4025 Pag 162] 13.10.1703 [Comments on edge] CAR [crown below] IWC N1 W BLAW Summa alß vor 792 men Cavallerie: Cavallerie Weiß Perlfarbe Englische Carsay - - 6336 Ellen [= 8 Ellen pro Kopf ] Blaw Englische Baye - - - - 4752 Ellen [= 6 Ellen pro Kopf ] Blaw Englische Carsay - - - - 3960 Ellen [= 5 Ellen pro Kopf ] ahn Leinen - - - - - 5544 Ellen [= 7 Ellen pro Kopf ] ahn Knopf zum Rock - - - - - 2376 Dozen ahn Knopf zum Carmyson - - - 2772 Dozen schwarze dassen - - - - - 792 Stück [24 – 4029 Pag 122] 16. Nov. 1705 16. Nov. No.369 een ton met 65 grossen groote kopere knopen 75 gross: no do kleyne

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[24 – 4029 Pag 119] 1705-1706 March maert 26 No 420 een pack met 24 1/6 Pces geele bayen 1378 ell. Standards [3 – Plate 163] The “Triomphes de Louis XIV” assign these standards to the booty of Castiglione. The golden lion on a blue field hints at a Palatine standard. Also the allegory, a wounded lion defending itself against a dog („Melac“?) fits this theory, therefore we assume it belongs to the losses at Turin. Three Palatine cavalry regiments took part in the battle of Turin: Nassau-Weilburg (Leibregiment – q.v.), Wieser and Schellardt. We preferred Wieser.

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RR 1701/4 REGIMENT ZU PFERD SCHELLARD

Colonels: 1701-1714 Johann Anton Graf von Schellard, 1703 GL

Service: In Dutch pay, Province of Zeeland. 2 Sqn. Officers known : [14] 1701 Oberstlt. Jan Jaques Heldevier Major Graf von Hatzfeld 1703-1709 Oberst Arnold Freiherr von Metternich [4] 28.05.1705 Extrakt-Liste Staff 10 Leibkompanie 50 Oberstleutnant 50 Major 50 Rittmeister Rheinberger 50 Rittmeister Magens 50 Rittmeister Loyson 50 total 310 men Mustering table of 08.01.1706 in Meisenheim: Comp. Leibkompanie (Rittmeister von Koflinger) Obristleutnant von Langenfeld Major Brewer von Reinferden Rittmeister Rheinberger “ de Loyson “ Mathelin Staff: Generalmajor von Schellard Oberst Freiherr von Metternich Obristleutnant Major Kapitänleutnant Rittmeister von Koflinger Quartiermeister Herriß Auditor und Kaplan Stamberg Adjudant Schuhmacher Feldscheer Schwartz 1 Pauker, 1 Provoß mit Knecht Lacking: 30 men and 109 horses. Mustering table of 10.08.1706 in Reggio: Comp. Leibkompanie Obrist Freiherr von Metternich Obristleutnant von Langenfeld (ditto 1712) Major de Brewer Rittmeister Loisson “ Hofflinger Stab: Generalmajor von Schellard Obrist Obristleutnant

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Major Kapitänleutnant Rittmeister Mathelin Quartiermeister Heryes Auditor Baumgarten absent Kaplan Stamberg Adjudant men Feldscheer Schwarren 1 Pauker, 1 Provoß with Knecht, 1 Karrenknecht with 2 horses Lacking: 19 men and 11 horses. Mustering of 08./10.07.1708 in Vada: Leibkompanie Oberst Obristleutnant Major Brigadier Major Rittmeister Busendorf Lacking: 12 men and 9 horses.

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1702 Maastricht Garrison 1702 Venloo Siege 1702-1703 Winterquarters in Maastricht 1703 Alzey-Kreuznach-Neustadt Camp 1 Sqn. 80 men 1703 30.05. Tize Camp 1 Sqn. 1703 July Stollhofener Linesl Stationed 1703 Oct. Mühlberg Camp 3 Sqn. 1703 15.11. Speyerbach Skirmish 1 Sqn. 1703-1704 Winterquarters near Ladenburg and Bretten 1704 Jan. Mannheim 1704 Stollhofener Linesl/Brühler Linesl Stationed 1704 Rottweil Stationed 2 Sqn. 1704 13.09.-26.11. Landau Siege 2 Sqn. 1704 27.11. Nußdorf Mustering 10 bad horses 1704-1705 Winterquarters in Nußdorf 1705 Lauterberg Camp 1705 Simmern Skirmish (Comp. Oberstlt. von Metternich) 1705 June Mainz Camp 1705 Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 2 Sqn. 1705 Treves (Trier) Camp 1705-1706 Winterquarters in Amt Meisenheim 1706 Reggio Camp 1706 06.08 Carpi Camp 1706 07.09 Turin Battle 1706 Sept. Nth. Italy Ordre de Bataille 2 Sqn. 1706-1707 Winterquarters between Adda und Oglio 1707 Busca Camp 1707 Toulon Siege 1707 Scalenghe Camp 1707 15.06. Saluces Camp 1707-1708 Winterquarters near Tortona (till June 1708) 1708 Cervera Camp 1708 Monroig Camp 1708 Schloß Conca Ambush Detachment 1708 15.07. Vado Transport to Catalonia 2 Sqn. 1708-1709 Winterquarters um Gerona 1709 02.09. Palau/Santa Eugenia Skirmish

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1710 Ampourdon Stationed 1710 Gerona Defense 1710-1711 Winterquarters in Conca de Barbera/near Tarragona 1711 Prats del Rey CampDefense 1711-1712 Winterquarters in Ria del Canas 1712 24.07. Denain Battle [3 – Plate 154] 1712 Marchiennes Defense Prisoners 1712-1713 Winterquarters in Nijmegen – exchanged without horses 1713 Nijmegen Garrison (exchanged again) 1712-1713 Winterquarters near Tarragona ?? 1713 Jülich Garrison 1713-1714 Winterquarters in Oberpfalz

Uniform

[15] 1705:coat ashgrey, facings yellow, buttons copper. [24 – 4029 Pag 122] 16.Nov. 1705 (Notice in Dutch):

No.370 Een ton met 65 grossen groote kopere knopen 75 gross do kleyne

[24 - 4032 Pag 139] 1708:

Hollandische Cavallerie Engelandische fabricque Generall Freiherr von Schellart Fabricque Gulden stub Vor Unterofficers aschgraw Carsaye Ellen gulden stub gl 318 4 die Elle P 15. stub 344 258 - - 122 11 gelbe Baye a 8 stub 258 103 4 - 260 3 gelbe Carsaye a 16 ½ stub 236 ½ 195 12 4 53 15 hochgelb lacken a 40 stub 21 ½ 43 - - 75 7 ahn Leinen=tuch a 4 f:6 gl. 344 75 7 - 1790 16 Vor 242 Köpfe aschgraw Carsaye a 15 stub 1936 1452 - - [= 8 p.M.] 689 14 gelben Baye a 8 stub 1452 590 16 -[= 6 p.M.] 1464 2 hochgelben Carsaye a 16 1/2 stub 1331 1098 1 8 [= 5.5 p.M.] 302 10 lacken a 40 stub 121 242 - [=0,5 p.M.] 423 10 Item Leinen a 4 stub 6 gl 1936 423 10 -[= 8 p.M.] _________________________ _________________________ 5500 12 Summa - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Summarum 4481 10 12 Verscheel adum f 1019:1:4 [Difference is wrong!] _________________________________________________

Vor 25 Unterofficiers 75 dutzent große und 107 dt. kleine Knöpfe 112: 10: - 25 Unterofficiers hutte a f 4 100: -: - Vor 260 Man kupferne Knöpfe 3 dt.f.10 stub 390: -: - Item kleine Knöpfe 227: 10: - Vor 260 gemeinen hutte a f 2 520: -: - Vor 285 schwartze halßtücher a 36 stub 513: -: - Vor 285 gelbe Neßeling a 20 stub 585: -: - Vor gaarn und Cemelhaar 210: -: - ______________ Summa 2358: -: - [Am Rande:] der alte accord vor die montur hatt sich betragen 8022: 11: Vor das lobl. Schellartsche regiment [1701/4] 6839: 10: 12

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RR 1701/3 REGIMENT ZU PFERD ALT-LEININGEN, FRANKENBERG

Colonels: 1701-1704 Wilhelm Graf von Leiningen-Westerburg-Rixingen – 1712 GL (Johann Ludwig Graf von Leiningen-Westerburg-Rixingen?)

1704-1714 Generalmajor Freiherr von Frankenberg Service: After 1701/02 in Dutch pay. 2 Sqn. Aka „Alt-Leiningen“ or „Frankenburg I „ Officers known : [14] 1701 Oberstlt. Schotte Major Karl Prinz von Hinsheim (Hundheim?) [15] 1702 Major Meyer 1712 Oberst von Messina, Oct. Adolf Baron Frankenberg [4] 28.05.1705 Extrakt-Liste: 02.08.1704: Staff 11 Leibkompanie 50 Oberstleutnant 50 Major 49 Rittmeister Salmouth 50 Rittmeister Corbus 50 Corbins Rittmeister Frankenberg 50 total 310 men Mustering table of 08.12.1705 in Bergzabern: Comp. Leibkompanie (Rittmeisterlt. Schwartz) Obristleutnant Graf von Leiningen Major de Lamarre Rittmeister Salmouth “ von Frankenberg “ Mellin (Mellis) Staff: Oberst Obristleutnant Major Kapitänleutnant Schwarz Quartiermeister vacant Auditor Niezken Kaplan vacant Adjudant Holtz Feldscheer von Chazelin 1 Pauker, 1 Provoß with Knecht Lacking: 38 men and 110 horses. Mustering table of 06.08.1706: Comp. Leibkompanie Obristleutnant de Lamarre Major Salmouth Rittmeister Frankenberg “ Schwarz

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“ Magens Staff: Brigadier Frankenberg, absent Obristleutnant Major Kapitänleutnant vacant Quartiermeister Auditor absent Kaplan Adjudant Feldscheer 1 Pauker, 1 Provoß with Knecht, Karrenknecht with 2 horses. Lacking: 33 men and 39 horses. [18] 1707 Rittmeister Brink deserted (went mad). Mustering of 08./10.07.1708 in Vada: Leibkompanie Obristleutnant Major Rittmeister Magens “ Schwarz “ Lohns Lacking: 9 men and 8 horses.

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1701 05.09. Mühlheim/Ruhr Camp 2 Sqn. 1702 07.07. Dukenburg Camp 1702-1703 Winterquarters around Cologne 1703 July Stollhofener Linesl Stationed 1703 Bonn Siege 1703 Oct. Mühlberg Camp 3 Sqn. 1703 15.11. Speyerbach Skirmish 2 Sqn. 1703-1704 Winterquarters bei Ladenburg und Bretten 1704 Jan. Mannheim 1704 Rottweil-Freudenstadt Occupation 2 Esk 1704 Donauschlingen Skirmish 1704 09.09. Landau Skirmish 1704 Landau Impfinger road Skirmish 1704 13.09.-26.11. Landau Siege 2 Sqn. 1704 01.12. Neustadt Mustering 44 bad horses 1704-1705 Winterquarters in Neustadt 1705 Ruwer Skirmish 1 Sqn. of 50 men, 44 dead,

wounded, prisoners 1705 Lauterberg Camp 1705 Pfaffenhofen Skirmish 1705 Hagenau Siege 1705 June Mainz Camp 1705 Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 2 Sqn. 1705 Treves (Trier) Camp 1705 08.12. Zabern Mustering 1705-1706 Winterquarters in Amt Meisenheim and Bockenheim 1706 Reggio Camp 1706 06.08 Carpi Camp 1706 07.09 Turin Battle 1706 Sept. North Italy Ordre de Bataille 2 Sqn. 1706-1707 Winterquarters between Adda and Oglio

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1707 Busca Camp 1707 Toulon Siege 1707 Scalenghe Camp 1707 15.06. Saluces Camp 1707-1708 Winterquarters around Tortona (till June 1708) 1708 Cervera Camp 1708 Monroig Camp 1708 Schloß Conca Ambush Detachment 1708 15.07. Vado Transport to Catalonia 2 Sqn. 1708-1709 Winterquarters around Gerona 1709 02.09. Palau/Santa Eugenia Skirmish 1709 Gerona Skirmish 1709-1710 Winterquarters around Gerona 1710 27.07. Almenara Skirmish 2 Sqn. 1710 Balaguer Camp 1710 Saragossa Skirmish 1710 March on Madrid 1710 Villa Viciosa Skirmish 1710 26.07. Catalonia Ordre de Bataille 2 Sqn. 1710-1711 Winterquarters in Conca de Barbera/near Tarragona 1711 Prats del Rey CampDefense 1711-1712 Winterquarters in Prades 1712-1713 Winterquarters near Tarragona 1713-1714 Winterquarters in Neuburg territory

Uniform

[15] 1703[1701/3]: Coat ashgrey , cuffs, lining, waistcoat red, trousers white, buttons ????. Cloak ashgrey , lining rot. [21] Arms of Leiningen Lindentree (Lînbaum = Leinbaum = maple or linden?)

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RR OBERRHEINISCHE KREISESKADRON NASSAU-WEILBURG

Colonels: 04.12.1705 Oberstleutnant Clas (02.01.1706)

Service: 1 Sqn. = 3 companies (2nd Sqn. was supported by the estates of the Upper Rhine) Officers known :

Rittmeister Krugeth Rittmeister Schenck Oberstwachtmeister Quartiermeister Auditeur Feldprediger Feldscheer Wagenmeister Paucker Profoß Uniform

[15] 1705: coat ashgrey , cuffs, lining, waistcoat red. Buttons tin. Cloak ashgrey , lining rot. Shabraque ashgrey, edging rot. Trompeter in reversed colours.

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RR WESTPHÄLISCHES KREISREGIMENT ZU PFERDE

Colonels: 1706-1714 Generalwachtmeister Heinrich von Bernsau (from Cologne)

Service: 1 Sqn. = 3 companies (2nd Sqn. was supported by the Westfalian estates) Officers known : Oberstleutnant Blumencron 50 men

Rittmeister Hansen 50 men Rittmeister Jost 50 men

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1707 12.07. Köln Camp 1708 Ettlinger Linesl Stationed 1709 Bei Dettingen Stationed 5 Comp. = 250 men 1709 Rummersheim Skirmish Detachment 1709-1710 Winterquarters im Amt Mosbach 1710 Daxlanden Camp 1710 Muggenstein Camp 1710 Rheinzabern Camp 1710-1711 Stationed in the area of Nekarelz and Nekargemünd 1711 Schlesien Neutrality corps 1 Sqn. 1711 Daxlanden Stationed 1 Sqn. 1711-1712 Winterquarters Amt Mosbach 1 Sqn. 1712 Weingarten Stationed 1 Sqn. 1712 Muggenstein Camp 2 Sqn. 1712-1713 Winterquarters Amt Mosbach 1713 Oberhausen Camp 1 Sqn. 1713-1714 Winterquarters Mosbach, Eberbach, Neckargemünd Uniform

Unknown.

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RR 1685/2 REGIMENT DRAGONER WITTGENSTEIN

Colonels: 1701-1704 Friedrich Ludwig Graf Sayn zu Wittgenstein und Hohenstein – 1700 GM.

1714-1731 Freiherr von Mirbach Service: Ab 1704 In Imperial pay Also known as “Leibregiment Dragoner” or “Kurfürstin” “Ihro Kurfürstlich Durchlauchtige Frauen Leibdragonerregiment” Officers known :

1701 companies Hahn, Hatzfedlt, Keßler transferred to RR Nassau. [15] companies in 1702: Oberstleutnant Mirbach Major Schelinger Hauptmann Schmid Hauptmann von Jungheim Hauptmann von Brandis Hauptmann Hackenburg Hauptmann Deuchmann Hauptmann Thome Hauptmann Curtenbach [4] Mustering table of 24.11.1704: Kompanie Reuther Recruit horses Leibkompanie 50 14 Oberstleutnant Freiherr von Mirbach 50 20 Major Seelinger 50 13 Hauptmann von Jungken 50 19 Hauptmann von Deichmann 50 10 Hauptmann Schmidt 50 13 Hauptmann von Nagel (Hachenberg) 50 13 Hauptmann Thoma 50 15 Hauptmann Kartenbach 50 18 total 450 men 135 Effektivstand 410 men and 369 horses, of which 36 to be mustered out..

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1702 Landau Siege 3 Sqn. 1702 Lauter Stationed 1703 Alzey, Kreuznach, Neustadt Camp 2 Sqn. = 242 men 1703 June-July Stollhofener Linesl Covering 1703 Oct. Mühlburg Camp 3 Sqn. 1703 15.11. Speyerbach Skirmish 2 Sqn. 1704 Stollhofener/Brühler Linesl Stationed 1704 13.09.-26.11. Landau Siege 2 Sqn. 1704 26.12. Nußdorf Mustering 36 bad horses 1705 June Mainz Camp 1705-1706 Winterquarters in Umstadt, Mosbach, Heidelberg 1705-1706 (Winter) Cham Siege, supression of the revolt in Bavaria 1706 then winterquarters in Sulzbach and Oberpfalz territory. 1706 Probably in Oberpfalz territory. 1707 04.07. Oberhausen Camp

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1707 Offenburg Skirmish 1707 20.08./10.06 Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1707 18.09. Ettlingen Camp 1707 18.09./19.06 Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1707 25.10. Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 1707-1708 Winterquarters in Amt Heidelberg and Mannheim 1708 Lille Siege 1708-1709 Winterquarters in Stift Köln 1709 17.06. Kerkhove-Waermerde Camp 2 Sqn. 1709 24.06. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1709 July Villemeau Camp 1709 Malplaquet Battle 1710 Douay Camp 1710 Rebreuve, Villers, Brulin Camp 1712 07. Landrecies Siege 1 Sqn. 1712 Rodenkirchen Camp 1712-1713 Winterquarters in Erp

Uniform

[3 Plate 55] Coat dark blue, facings grey, buttons golden. [4] & [18] 1704:coat rot, lining ashgrey. Cloak rot, lining and collar ashgrey. Shabraque red, edging ashgrey. [15] 1705: as [4] buttons copper, trousers white. [24 – 4030 Pag 27] 28.02.1705: [Attached note on front page: -] NB hierzu das Witgenstainsche Dragoner Regiment [1685/2] mit gewöhnlicher Couleur bei zusetzen. [Back of the note:] NB Zum achten Vor des Witgensteins [1685/2] rgt Dragoner die Montur zwarrn in der jenigen ahnzahl wie solche vordem dem General Grafen von Leining [1694/1] ahnvertrautes Dragoner Rgm Verordert worden iedoch in respec rother vndt aschgräwer Coleur ahnzuschaffen, gleich hierumb Jhrer oberCond- die Churf. ggfr. Intention bekannt gemacht worden./.

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RR 1694/1 REGIMENT DRAGONER BENTHEIM, LEININGEN, HAHN

Colonels: 1698-1702 Graf von Bentheim

1703-1705 GL Johann Ludwig Graf von Leiningen-Westerburg-Rixingen (1703 General der Kavallerie, + 1705 bei Cassano)

1705-1714 Hahn (Haen or Hann) 1714-1718 Graf von Bentheim Service: Also known as “gelbe Dragoner” (Yellow Dragoons) Officers known : 1701 companies Schilling, Meyer, Löwenstein transferred to RR Leiningen. [15] 1702: Graf Leiningen Foleville Medici Cosewitz Forcken Bourscheidt Graf Bentheim von Wiesenburg [15] 1703: Oberst Schatte (Kapitänleutnant Tramdorf) Oberstleutnant Marti di Medici Hauptmann Ridenff Hauptmann Jungheim Hauptmann von Bentheim Hauptmann Bourscheidt Hauptmann Graf Leiningen Hauptmann Wiedemann [4] Mustering table of 24.11.1704: Kompanie Reuther Recruit horses Leibkompanie 51 28 Oberst de Volleville 50 26 Oberstleutnant Marti di Medici 50 16 Obristwachtmeister Cosewitz 50 17 Hauptmann von Forken 50 22 Hauptmann von Bourscheidt 50 26 Hauptmann Graf von Berkheim 50 27 Hauptmann Wiesenberg 50 31 Hauptmann Brandis 50 36 total 451 men 229 Effectives: 410 men and 369 horses, of which 36 to be mustered out.. [15] 03.12.1705: Leibkompanie Oberstleutnant Marti di Medici Hauptwachtmeister Redwitz Hauptmann Jongken Hauptmann Bourscheidt

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Hauptmann Bentheim Hauptmann Weissenberg Hauptmann Brandis Hauptmann Geyso

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1701 Neustadt Stationed 1702 Lauter Stationed 1702 Lauterburg Capture 1702 St. Remy Schloß Capture 1702 Kronweißenburg Capture 1702 Bergzabern Capture 1702 Hagenau Skirmish 1703 June-July Stollhofener Linesl Stationed 1703 Oct. Mühlburg Camp 3 Sqn. 1703 15.11. Speyerbach Skirmish 2 Sqn. 1704-1705 Stollhofener/Brühler Linesl Stationed 1704 13.09.-26.11. Landau Siege 2 Sqn. 1704 21.12. Landstuhl Musterung } 1704 22.12. Reichenbach Musterung }50 bad horses 1704 24.12. Rippelkirch/sorborn Musterung } 1704-1705 Winterquarters in Westrieh 1705 June Mainz Camp 1705 Kaiserslautern Occupation 1705 Drusenheim Siege 1705-1706 Winterquarters in Alzey, Oppenheim 1706 Philippsburg und an der Lauter Stationed 1706-1707 Winterquarters um Ladenburg 1707 19.06. Iggingen Camp 1707 Leinzell Skirmish 1707 04.07. Oberhausen Camp 1707 Philippsburg Garrison 1707 Offenburg Skirmish 1707 20.08./10.06 Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1707 18.09. Ettlingen Camp 1707 18.09./19.06 Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1707 25.10. Western Germany Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1707-1708 Winterquarters bei Mannheim 1708 Lille Siege 1708-1709 Winterquarters in Stift Köln 1709 17.06. Kerkhove-Waermerde Camp 1709 24.06. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1709 July Villemeau Camp 1709 Malplaquet Battle 1710 Douay Camp 1710 Rebreuve, Villers, Brulin Camp 1710 Aire Siege 1 Sqn. 1710-1711 Winterquarters inLille 1712 07. Landrecies Siege 1 Esk 1712 Rodenkirchen Camp 1712-1713 Winterquarters in Poppelsdorf

Uniform

[3 Plate 55]coat yellow, facings red, buttons copper. [4] as Bentheim: coat blau. [18] 1704:coat red, facings ashgrey.

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[15] 1703:coat yellow, cuffs, lining, waistcoat red, trousers white, buttons copper. Cloak yellow, lining red. Shabraque red with yellow edging. Trompeter reversed colours. [24 – 4030 Pag 27] 28.02.1705: (refers to rgt. 1694/1) [1694/1] Zum Sechsten Vor Jhrer Dhlt [Durchlaucht] der Frawen Churfürstinnen Leib= Vndt deß General Grafen Von Leiningener Dragoner Regiment seint Erfordert worden, vierhundertdreißig Stück Hüthe, vierhundertdreißig Dragoner Röcke, Von gelben Kirschzey mit rothen Futter auch auffschläge. Sieben Hautboisten röcke Von Rothen Kirschzey Vndt gelben Futter, vierhundertdreißig Stück Mäntell von gelbem tuch vndt rothen Bäy gefuttert sambt Einem rothen Krage. Vierhundertzwölf Chabaracquien, von rothem tuch, mit gelben breitem bordt besetzt Vndt Jhro Churfürstl. Dhlt. Wapfen darauff sambt Vierhundert dreysig Stück schwartze krippener Flor; [24 – 4032 Pag 11] 1707: Vor das lobl: Hahnische regiment [1694/1] Vor diesem Dragoner regiment wirdt das schneider Macherlohn sambt zubehöringem vor die hautboisen von 4 jahr herruhrende erfordert a 574: --: --

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RR 1687/1 REGIMENT DRAGONER VEHLEN, LEIBREGIMENT DRAGONER

Colonels: 1698-1742 Generalmajor Alexander Otto Freiherr von Vehlen

(1703 General der Kavallerie) Service: Ab 1705 In Imperial pay 1701 the companies Schellart, Märius, Wiser were transferred to RR Schellard. Also known as “Kurprinz Dragonerregiment” Officers known : [18] 1702 Hauptmann Wagner + Landau. [4] Mustering table of 24.11.1704: Leibkompanie Oberst Carl Philipp Freiherr von Hundheimb Oberstleutnant Pfenning Obristwachtmeister von Thobie Hauptmann von Pampus Hauptmann Graf von Vehlen Hauptmann Wagner Hauptmann von Schakany (Schacowitz) Hauptmann Kahle (Khalle) Effectives: 445 men and 362 horses, of which 31 to be mustered out.. [18] 1705 in Füssen: Hauptmann Schacowitz and Khale accused of extorting quarters. [15] 1705: Leibkompanie Oberst Oberstleutnant Hauptmann Jungheim (substitute) Major Hauptmann Wagner (substitute) Hauptmann de Pampus Hauptmann Graf von Vehlen Hauptmann Jakowitz (Schacowitz) Hauptmann Khalle Hauptmann de Dobbe Effectives : 445 men and 362 horses, of which 31 to be mustered out.. 1706/07 Winter Mustering table : Leibkompanie Oberst von Huntheim Oberstleutnant Wagner Major von Bergen Hauptmann von Schackowy Hauptmann von Kahlen Hauptmann von Dobbe Hauptmann Graf Vehlen Alte Oristleutnant Komp. Staff: Generalmajor Graf Vehlen Obrist Obristleutnant Obristwachtmeister (Major)

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Kapitänleutnant von Reinforth Quatriermeister von Hamberger Auditeur Schwägerle Kaplan Janno Feldscheer Heym Wagenmeister Pauker-Tambour, Karrenknecht, Profoß 5 Wagenknechte und 26 Wagenpferde. January 1707 lacking: 12 men and 162 horses. July 1707 Mustering table : 430 men and 222 horses August 1707: 430 men and 377 horses companies of 1706/07 unchanged.

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1701 Neustadt Stationed 1702 Annweiler Capture 1702 Landau Siege 3 Sqn. 1703 June/July Stollhofener Linesl Covering 1703 Speyerbach Skirmish 1 Sqn. 1703 Xonn Siege 1703 Oct. Mühlberg Camp 3 Sqn. 1703 15.10. Neustadt/Speyerdorf Skirmish ca. 100 men lost,

remainder scattered 1704 Stollhofener/Brühler Lines Stationed 1704 13.09.-26.11. Landau Siege 3? Sqn. 1704 26.11. Nußdorf Mustering 31 bad horses 1704-1705 Winterquarters in Landau 1705 April Diedenhofen Skirmish 1705 München Capture 1705 01.07. Bergamo Skirmish 1705 09.07. Soncino Skirmish/Storm 1705 24.07. San Michele Skirmish Detachment 1705 25.07. Aqua Negra Skirmish Detachment 1705 Ostiano Skirmish Detachment 1705 16.08. Cassano Battle 1705 Castiglione Skirmish Detachment 1705 19.09 Treviglio Camp 1705 14.10. Montodine Camp 1705 16.10. Ain Seno Skirmish 1 captain prisoner 1705 Nov. Carpenedolo Camp 1705 Nov. Winterquarters in Ponte S. Marco then.... 1705 Verona Stationed 1705-1706 Winterquarters in Ponte S. Marco 1706 Reggio Camp 1706 Pavia Siege 1706 Tortona Siege 1706 07.09 Turin Battle 1706 March on Neaples 1706 Sept. Nth. Italy Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1706-1707 Winterquarters in Fiovera-Bassignano-Sale 1707 Toulon Siege 1707 Orbassano Camp 1707 Scalenghe Camp 1707 Return to Germany

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1707-1708 Winterquarters near Neuburg/Donau 1708 Jan. Neuburg 1708 Lille Siege 1708-1709 Winterquarters in Stift Köln 1709 17.06. Kerkove-Waermerde Camp 1709 24.06. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1709 July Villemeau Camp 1709 Malplaquet Battle 1710 Douay Camp 1710 Rebreuve-Villers-Brulin Camp 1711 01.05. Flanders Ordre de Bataille 3 Sqn. 1711 Daxlanden Stationed 1712 Zons Camp 1712 Haspres Camp 1712 Quarogon Camp 1712 June Le Quesnoy Siege 1 Sqn. 1712-1713 Winterquarters in Gymnich 1712-1713 Winterquarters in Longerich

Uniform

[4]coat yellow, lining red, cuffs red, cloak yellow, lining and collar red, Shabraque red, edging yellow, in the corner the Electoral arms (Cypher?). Hautbois coat rot, lining yellow [same as 1694/1 !] [15] 1705as [4]: Trousers white, buttons Copper. [18] from 1704 coat rot, facings ashgrey.

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RR HUSSAR COMPANY

Captains: 1703-1714 Schlieby (Croats) Service: Raised in Jülich. Used for police duties. Officers known : 1 Company Leutnant Floret

Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1708 Part in Kaiserslautern Flanders (s. below) 1 Troup (1 Leutnant and 40 M.) 1708-1709 Winterquarters in Stift Köln (part from Flanders) 1709 Im Jülicher Gebiet 1713 Kaiserslautern Defense

Uniform

1703-1714 unknown [15]

1761 Red with light blue Facings. 1765 Blue with blue facings.

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AR ARTILLERY AND TRAIN

Colonels: 1700 Oberst Philipp von Dacherode [15]

1712 Johann Freiherr von Haxthausen, General der Artillerie [9] Service: 1701 In Imperial service. One company each in the fortresses: Mannheim, Düsseldorf, Jülich Officers known : [15] 1698: Mannheim Oberst Philipp von Dacherode 3 companies. Düsseldorf Kapitän Wilhelm Müller 2 companies – 59 men Jülich Kapitän Andreas 1 Kompanie – 57 men. [9] 1701: 165 men, 1707: 375 men [9] Table of pay in year 1700:

Rank Monthly Pay Fl. -- Kr. – Hl.

Remaining after deduction Kriegskasse

Remaining after deductions Company

Hauptmann 39 -- 00 -- 0 37 -- 00 -- 0 36 – 31 -- 4 Leutnant 24 -- 00 -- 0 23 -- 05 -- 0 22 – 29 -- 0 Stückjunker 18 -- 00 -- 0 17 -- 18 -- 4 16 -- 51 -- 4 Feuerwerker 12 -- 45 -- 0 11 -- 32 -- 4 09 -- 57 -- 4 Korporal 08 -- 15 -- 0 07 -- 12 -- 6 05 -- 54 -- 6 Musterschreiber/Feldscheer 04 -- 30 -- 0 03 -- 38 -- 0 02 -- 28 -- 4 Büchsenmeister 06 -- 45 -- 0 05 -- 46 -- 0 04 -- 32 -- 0 Handlanger 04 -- 30 -- 0 03 -- 38 -- 0 02 -- 28 -- 4

Deductions: Kriegskasse: 3% per Thaler; ¾ Kreuzer for hospital Per man: Feuerwerker: 45 Kreuzer Bread deduction Kompanieabzug: Beckengeld von Korporal abwärts: 2 Kreuzer 2 Heller; Smallclothes: 7 Kreuzer 4 Heller [15] In 1700 the staff consisted of: Oberstleutnant Hansen, Düsseldorf Oberstleutnant Collenberg 2 Schanzhauptleute 4 Zeugschreiber 3 Hauptleute 3 Leutnanten 3 Stückjunker 4 Feuerwerker 120 Konstabler 60 Handlanger After 1700 there were added: 2 Stückjunker 9 Korporals 3 Musterschreiber 3 Feldscheer 2 Schmiede Zeugwarte and Zeugdiener In 1701 on 01. Jan. the paper strength without staff was: 3 companies =165 men; Actual was: 219 men and 27 horses.

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Company Düsseldorf: Oberst Hansen Company Mannheim: Oberst Johann Philipp von Dacherode Company Jülich: Major Johann Peter Heckelsmüller Train in 1701: 5 Wagenmeister (waggonmasters)

100 Fuhrleute (drivers) 1 Büchsenmeister (Armourer)

14 Büchsenknechte (Armourers assistants) The regiments in Imperial pay had 277 horses (for 5 IR) of which the Garde Grenadiere alone had 65

horses. From 1706 on GM von Haxthausen was Generalmajor der Artillerie 1704-1713: Inspekteur Major von Hoven [15] Mustering of 12.12.1704 Company Mannheim: Hauptmann Johann Perle, 2 Leutnanten, 1 Stückjunker, 1 Wagenmeister, 1 Feldzeugschreiber, 6 Feuerwerker, 4 Bombadiere, 3 Korporale, 1 Feldscheer, 33 Büchsenmeister, 4 Handlanger. Losses at Landau 1702: 1 man shot dead, 4 men died, 3 men deserted, 3 resigned, 4 wounded, 1 released as invalid. [15] 1704 in field and Mannheim: 163 men, 163 horses. Per bataillon (Imperial service): 2 metal 2, 3, 4, 6 Pounders served by the artillery and pulled by peasant horses. [15] 1705 in Italy: Sachsen-Meiningen: 1 Bombardier, 1 Büchsenmeister, 1 new (?) Büchsenmeister, 5 Artillerieknechte. Isselbach: 3 Konstabler, 7 Artillerieknechte. [15] In Dutch pay there were no bataillons cannons. The Dutch subsidy troups had no carriages. 1705-1706 were on the payroll: 1 Ingenieur Wolff 1 Schanzenwachtmeister 1 Wallinspektor 1 Ingenieirhauptmann d‘Orval 1 Mineurhauptmann Brieff 1 Ingenieurmajor Birth

Fortress building in Mannheim: Ingenieurmajor von Fremelle Kapitän Nottum Ingenieur de Robiano Ingenieurleutnant Ulmann

Lautern: Hauptmann Fein

Mannheim: Bridge officer: Hauptmann Philipp Lorenz Mayer 1707 in Italy: With IR Isselbach: Ingenieurhauptmann Tremel 1707: Etat: 3 companies = 375 men. 1708 Building the Ettlinger Lines: Hauptmann Ehrmann 1714: 01. Jan. 225 men.

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Engagement, Quarter- and Camp Calendar:

1701 Mühlheim/Ruhr Camp 10 Field cannon and 2 morters 1702 Landau Siege 22 men (Oberst Hansen +) 1704 Landau Siege

Uniform

[15] 1705 coat light grey, cuff carmin red, lining, waistcoat, trousers, light grey, buttons yellow (gold), hatborder gold. [9] Coat dark blue, waistcoat dark blue, trousers dark blue, facings poppy red, buttons yellow, hatborder golden. (After 1714?)

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APPENDIX A ARCHIVE DOCUMENTS - TABLES

4032 PAG 138 DESIGNATION YEAR?

[Summary of the uniform items with comparison of prices from Mr Despuite in NL and prices in the Palatine] Waß jeder Elle lacken, Carsaye, Bay, Leinentuch und dergleiche benotigungen zur montur sowoll hollandisch= als Engelandischer Fabrique, nach deß Despuite anordre, sdann wie man selbige anizo gehaaben kan, wie auch der Verscheel ahn preiß sich betrage, alß hernach folget.

nach Despuite accordt - preiß so intzo zu Pfalz - Differenzen - Hollandische fabrique [20] [12] f. stub gl fl Stub gl f stub Gl blau hollandisch tuch f Ell l 3 0 0 roth hollandisch tuch 3 0 0 weiß hollandisch tuch 3 0 0 - - - - - - - - geschorn blaun Carsaye 1 7 0 - 1 2 0 - - 5 0 weiß geschorn Carsaye 1 7 0 - - 18 8 - - 8 8 blau ungeschorn Carsaye 1 5 0 - 1 0 8 - - 4 8 weiß ungeschorn Carsaye 1 5 0 - - 18 0 - - 7 0 Hollandische Baye - 14 0 - - 9 8 - - 4 8 - - - - - - - - - - - Engelandische fabriques - - - - - - - - - - - blau Englisch lacken 2 8 0 - 2 0 0 - - 8 0 graw Englisch lacken 2 8 0 - 1 18 0 - - 10 0 blau geschorn Carsaye 1 0 0 - - 16 8 - - 3 8 weiß geschorn Carsaye 1 0 0 - - 15 0 - - 5 0 blau ungeschorn Carsaye - 18 0 - - 16 0 - - 2 0 weiß ungeschorn Carsaye - 18 0 - - 14 0 - - 4 0 rothe Baye - 10 0 - - 8 0 - - 2 0 Leinwandt - 4 8 - - 4 6 - - 0 2 - - - - - - - - - - - Kleine Montur - - - - - - - - - - - 1. dutzet große Knöpfe - 11 0 - - 8 0 - - 3 0 1. dutzet kleine Knöpfe - 5 8 - - 4 0 - - 1 8 1. Hütthe 2 0 0 - 1 14 0 - - 6 0 1. Hembt 1 14 0 - 1 12 0 - - 2 0 1. weiß Halßtuch - 15 0 - - 14 0 - - 1 0 1. P. Strümpfe 1 8 0 - 1 4 0 - - 4 0 Nesseling auf die Schulter - 8 0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Vor reuther - - - - - - - - - - - 1. huth 2 0 0 - 2 0 0 - - 0 0 1. halßtuch 2 2 0 - 1 16 0 - - 6 0 Neßeling auf die Schulter - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Vor Vnterofficiers - - - - - - - - - - - 3. dutzet große Vnd 3 ½ duzet - - - - - - - - - - - Kleine Knöpfe zusammen 7 0 0 - 6 0 0 - 1 0 0 Guldene galons p Ell 4 0 0 - - - - - - - - 1. huth mit guldenns borth 5 0 0 - 4 0 0 - 1 0 0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

4033 Pag 6 1705/3 [38] Kleine Montur vor das löbl: Bettendorffische Regiment

Unter officiers große Knöpfe

Unter officiers kleine Knöpfe

Unter officier

s Hütthe

Vor Gemein Knöpfe Große Dutznt

Vor Gemein Knöpfe kleine Dutznt

Halß- tücher

Hemb- der

Hütthe Vor die Gemei

ne

Strümpfe pr

Paar

Nesse lingen auf die schulte

r

Zimmerleuthß Mützen

Granadiers

Mützen

Holla: Gulden

Vor 135 UnterOfficiers vor jeden Kopf Pr 3 Duzent große und 3 ½ Duzent kleine Knöpfe

405 472 ½ 641:5

Item vor 135 Unterofficiers Hütthe 135 540:--

Item vor 1010 Köpfe gemeine kupferne Knöpfe pr jeden der obige 3 duz. große und 3 ½ duz. kleine Knöpfe

3030 3535 1919:--

Vor 1145 Köpfe Halstücher 1145 801:10

Vor 1145 Köpfe Hembder 1145 1832:--

Vor 1010 Köpfe gemeine Hütthe 1010 1946:10

Vor 1145 Köpfe Paar Strümpfe 1145 1374:--

Vor 1145 Köpfe Nesselinge rothe 1145 687:--

Vor 32 Zimmerleuths=Mützen 32 128:--

Vor 164 Köpfe Granadiersmützen 164 656:--

Summarum 405 472 ½ 135 3030 3535 1145 1145 1010 1145 1145 32 164 10525:5

ferner Benötigung 32 Stück feine scharfe Sägen mit scheiden - - - - - - - - - f 192: --:-- 32 Stück große Achßellen mit kalbslederen Übertreckßeln[Überzüge] - - - - - - 62: --:-- 32 Stück kleine Handtbeyll - - - - - - - - - - - 25:12:-- 32 Stück gelbe lederne große Gehencke vor die Säge - - - - - - - - - 112: --:-- 32 Schurtzfellen - - - - - - - - - - - - 105:12:-- 32 Schwartze fett [fell?]lederne Cordons - - - - - - - - - - 9:12:-- Summa 508: 16 Summa Summarum vor das gantze Regiment ad f 31673:6 ½ stub Summa 11034: 1

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4033 Pag 7 1703/1 [40] Kleine Montur vor das löbl: Haxsthaußische Battillon

Unter ciers große Dutzet

Offi Knöpfekleine Dutzet

Unter offici ers

Hütthe

Vor Die ne kupf

Knöpfe Große Dutzet

Gemei erne

Kleine Dutzet

Halß- tücher

Hemb- der

Hütthe Vor die Gemei

ne

Strümpfe

Paar

Nesse lingen auf die schulte

r

Zimmerleuthß Mützen

Granadiers

Mützen

Holla: Gulden

Vor 71 UnterOfficiers vor jeden Kopf 3 Duzet große und 3 ½ Duzet kleine Knöpfe

213 248 ½ 337:5

Item vor 71 Unterofficiers Hütthe 71 284:--

Item vor 504 Köpfe gemeine kupferne Knöpfe jeden wie oben 3 dutzet große und 3 ½ duzet kleine Knöpfe

1512 1764 957:12

Vor 575 Köpfe Halßtücher 575 402:10

Vor 575 Köpfe Hembder 575 928:--

Vor 504 Köpfe gemeine Hütthe 504 856:16

Vor 575 Köpfe Paar Strümpfe 575 696:--

Vor 575 Köpfe rothe Nesselinge 575 343:--

Vor 16 Zimmerleuthß=Mützen 16 64:--

Vor 82 Granadiersmützen 82 328:--

Summarum 213 248 ½ 71 1512 1764 575 575 504 575 575 16 82 5185:3

ferner Benötigung 16 Stück feine scharfe Sägen mit scheiden - - - - - - - - - f 48: --:-- 16 Stück große Achßellen mit kalbslederen Übertreckßelln - - - - - - - 16: --:-- 16 Stück kleine Handtbeyll - - - - - - - - - - - 6: 8:-- 16 Stück gelbe lederne große Gehencke vor die Säge - - - - - - - - - 28: --:-- 16 Schurtzfellen - - - - - - - - - - - - 26: 8:-- 16 Schwartze fettlederne Cordons - - - - - - - - - - - 2: 8:-- Summa 127: 4 Summa Summarum vor das gantze Bataillon ad f 15683:14: Summa 5312: 7

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4032 Pag 341 IR Lybeck 1707? [53] Specification Waß an kleine Montur beym Lyebeckischen Battaillon an die Recroutes gegeben worden

Compagnie

Camisolle Büchsen Strümpfe Hembder Halßtücher Hütthe

Obristen 9 9 9 9 9 9

Majore 4 3 6 8 9 3

Geldern 2 2 2 2 2 2

Catteneo 2 2 2 2 2 2

Erverfeld 3 3 3 3 3 3

Bawyr 2 0 0 0 0 0

Lecheraine 4 4 4 4 4 4

Hatzfeld 5 5 5 5 5 5

Summa 31 28 31 33 34 28

Ein Camisolle à 1 Rhl 2 Schill: Summa 31 Camis: fac: Rhl 38 Schill 6:-- Ein paar Büchsen à 6 Schill 2 : Summa 28 paar : fac: Rhl 21 Schill 0:-- Ein paar Strümpfe à 4 Schill : Summa 31 paar : fac: Rhl 15 Schill 4:-- Ein Hembdt à 3 Schill ½ : Summa 33 Hemb.: fac: Rhl 14 Schill 3 ½ Ein Huth à 3 Schill 2 : Summa 28 Hütte: fac: Rhl 10 Schill 4:-- Ein Halstuch à 1 Schill ½ : Summa 34 Halstücher: fac: Rhl 6 Schill 3:-- Summa Rhl 106 Schill 4 ½ Daß obige kleine montur dießer Battaillon .............

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4032 Pag 340 IR Bettendorf 1707? [54 Specification Waß die Recroutes von den Hoch löbl. Baron de Bettendorfschen Regiment an Montur Ein...lig haben

Compagnie

Röck Camisoll Hueth Halstücher Hembder Hosen Strümpfe Schuehe

LeibCompagnie 1 1

Obrist 2 3

Obristlieut.

Major Mierma 6 2 5

Major Summer 6 12 2 3 8

Frubel 4 4 7 5 7

Gefresye

Victoris 5 3 7 3

Hoets 1 2 1

Schroenbach 3 3 2 3 2

Pflum 12 2 6

Nachtigal 4 4 8

Hoeffling 1 4 10 2 4 11

Schick 2

Schellaris 3 4

...sterem 1 10 1 9

Summa -- 10 12 15 77 6 25 66

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4032 Pag 339 IR Haxthausen 1707? [55] Specification Waß an kleine Montur bey Haxthausischer Battaillon an die Recrouten gegeben worden

Compagnie

Hemd Strümp Schu Halßtuch Huth

LeibCompagnie 14 10 14 3

Obristen 20 20 20 9

ObristLieutenant 16 8 8 14

Major 16 5 7 16 1

Haxthausen 1 1

Riedt 18 1 19

Weigard 14 6 9 14

Süß 14 6 19

Summa 117 51 83 75 1

Ein paar Schu à 1 Rhl: 83 paar Schu : 83 Rhl 0 Schill Ein paar Strümpfe à 4 Schill: 51 paar strumpf: 25 Rhl 4 Schill Ein Hembdt à 3 ½ Schl: 117 Hembt.: 51 Rhl 1½ Schill Ein Halßtuch à 1 ½ Schl: 75 Huht: - - Rhl 3 Schill Ein Huht à 3 Schl: 1 ______________ 160 Rhl ½ Schill

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4029 Pag 104 Infanterie Gesamt 1706 [59] Summarischer Extract Von Ihrer Churfurstl. Dhlt. zu Pfaltz sämbtliche Regimentern Infanterie bey Verwichener Campagne von 1704 biß 1705 nach anlaß Von mir HofCammerrathen Und oberKriegs=Commißaris Suter hinider gehaltene Musterungen bey nachfolgende Regimentern dem angaben nach designirt worden zu Leibs=montur sambt Ober= Seithen= gewehr Und sönsten so geliefert abgangen Und hinwiderUmb dieße zu künftige Campagne laufenden iahrs 1706 anzuschaffen sein....

Regimentere

1 Röcke

2 Camisolles

3 Hosen

4 Hütthe

5 Grana

dier mütze

n

6 Hals-tücher

7 strümp

fe

8 Hemb

der

9 schuhe

10 flinthe

n

11 Degen oder

säbell

12 Baionnetten

13 degen-koppel

len

14 große

Taschen

15 kleine Tasche

n

16 Cor dons

17 pulwer horn

18 Trom mel

19 Trom mel rieh men

20 Kürz geweh

r

21 Haar

büttels

22 Schuh schnall

en

Granadir Guiarde Regiment 90 154 153 -- 69 109 159 152 193 60 148 90 226 273 166 189 82 -- -- -- 43 89

General Lieut: H. Von Aubach Regmt: 85 85 85 80 23 81 86 87 86 74 87 87 83 79 3 -- -- -- -- -- -- --

H Graff Von Barbo 203 230 228 229 21 132 243 242 38 74 135 95 129 73 20 -- -- 1 -- -- -- --

H Graff Von Bentheim 37 37 37 35 14 37 36 36 35 26 36 33 37 31 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Generallmaior Von Bettendorff -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 389 270 327 265 358 240 -- -- -- 20 -- -- -- --

Genl.Lieut: H Von Rhebinder 46 42 43 47 5 22 50 79 52 15 27 19 28 12 15 13 15 -- -- 1 -- --

Genl.maior H Von Bourscheidt 250 264 272 270 -- 272 275 282 112 67 183 135 207 58 -- -- -- 2 -- -- -- --

Genl:Feldzeugmeister H von Lybeck 390 445 458 460 -- 453 465 463 -- 427 799 901 812 489 882 954 1035 4 4 51 -- --

Genl:maior H Von Haxsthaußen 262 254 272 275 -- 274 295 299 299 135 207 145 215 116 -- -- -- -- 1 2 -- --

Patterbornische Battaillon 32 38 38 37 -- -- 38 -- -- 8 -- 32 32 8 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Summa Summarum 1395 1549 1586 1433 132 1380 1647 1640 1204 1156 1949 1802 2127 1379 1086 1156 1132 27 5 54 43 89

[Gez.] D Suter

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4029 Pag 83 Garde-Grenadiere - companies 1705 [60] Muster=Specification Was von nebenstehenden Löbl. Regiment zu Fuß in diesem lauffenden Jahr 1705 an Leibes=Montur sambt Oben= Seiten=Gewehr und sonsten so gebühret / abgangen.

Compagnien

1 Röcke

2 Cami söhler

3 Hosen

4 Haar

büttell

5 Granadiers mütze

n

6 Halß-Tüche

r

7 Strüm pffe

8 Hemb

der

9 Schuh

e

10 Flint hen

11 Degen oder

Säbell

12 Bajone

tten

13 Degen-Coppel

en

14 Grosse Tasch

en

15 Kleine Tasch

en

16 Cordo

ns

17 Pulver =Horn

18 Schuhschnall

en

19 Trom mel rieh men

20 Kurtz geweh

r

1 Leib=Compagnie 6 9 9 -- 1 6 8 9 12 -- 12 2 -- 15 -- 10 2 4

2 H. Obrister ..... Von Zobell 8 8 12 2 1 16 16 16 22 2 3 9 11 20 12 7 2 20

3 H Obrist-Lieut. Graff Von Frise 8 17 16 6 7 7 9 11 17 4 8 12 10 18 10 14 11 11

4 Maior Severin 13 13 13 4 10 6 11 13 13 4 7 5 16 20 8 11 4 13

5 Maior Von Der Müllen 6 19 19 3 6 6 19 10 19 5 29 -- 21 13 13 8 8 3

6 Maior Von Hürtta -- 1 3 -- -- -- 3 4 3 2 5 4 24 16 13 20 2 --

7 Maior Von Kühla 2 6 6 5 2 5 8 9 17 5 9 7 23 27 17 10 3 --

8 Maior de St. Louis 9 14 14 4 3 10 15 16 14 6 13 10 10 10 8 16 6 3

9 Maior Graff von Wiedt 4 9 9 4 9 8 10 9 10 4 10 6 20 16 10 9 8 4

10 Maior Von Harscamp 5 8 8 -- 8 7 9 9 9 3 9 4 30 42 29 18 6 2

11 Maior Von Leslie 1 9 5 -- 1 1 3 2 5 1 2 2 16 20 12 12 2 --

12 Maior Von Brembt 6 9 7 6 6 10 10 11 14 7 12 8 19 18 10 15 7 11

13 Maior Von Meicheren 2 3 3 1 -- 1 4 3 3 2 7 2 -- 15 -- 10 3 3

14 Maior Von Dresler 12 12 12 7 11 10 9 10 7 7 7 6 12 12 12 11 7 7

15 Maior Graff Von Vehlen 7 11 11 2 3 8 13 12 14 5 10 6 5 6 4 8 5 --

16 Gewesener Maior Von Bourtscheid 1 6 6 4 1 8 12 8 14 3 5 7 9 5 8 10 6 8

Summa Summarum 90 154 153 43 69 109 159 152 193 60 148 90 226 273 166 189 82 89

[Gez.] D Suter

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4029 Pag 85 Aubach /Leibregiment - companies 1705 [61] Muster=Specification Was von nebenstehenden Löbl. Regiment zu Fuß in diesem lauffenden Jahr 1705 an Leibes=Montur sambt Oben= Seiten=Gewehr und sonsten so gebühret / abgangen.

Compagnien

1 Röcke

2 Cami söhler

3 Hosen

4 Haar

büttell

5 Granadiers mütz

en

6 Halß-Tüche

r

7 Strüm pffe

8 Hemb

der

9 Schuh

e

10 Flint hen

11 Degen oder

Säbell

12 Bajone

tten

13 Degen-Coppel

en

14 Grosse Tasch

en

15 Kleine Tasch

en

16 Cordo

ns

17 Pulver =Horn

18 Schuhschnall

en

19 Trom mel rieh men

20 Kurtz geweh

r

1 Leib=Compagnie -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2 2 2 2 2 -- -- -- -- -- --

2 Brigadier Coppé 5 5 5 5 -- -- 5 5 5 3 3 3 3 3 3 -- -- -- -- --

3 H Obrister Renette 6 6 6 6 3 6 6 6 6 2 5 3 5 3 -- -- -- -- -- --

4 ObristLieut Überacker 7 7 7 7 4 7 7 7 7 7 9 7 7 7 -- -- -- -- -- --

5 Maior Obertraut 5 5 5 5 -- 5 5 5 5 9 9 9 8 10 -- -- -- -- -- --

6 Maior Coudenhoven 1 1 1 2 -- 2 2 2 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

7 Hauptman Bourckerdorf 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- -- -- -- -- --

8 Rollingen 5 5 5 5 -- 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 -- -- -- -- -- --

9 Hansen 10 10 10 9 5 10 10 10 10 6 10 6 10 6 -- -- -- -- -- --

10 Haverbeek 16 16 16 15 1 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 -- -- -- -- -- --

11 Thamm 12 12 12 12 4 12 12 12 12 10 10 10 10 10 -- -- -- -- -- --

12 Voerst 8 8 8 6 4 8 8 9 8 4 8 6 8 8 -- -- -- -- -- --

13 Hensing 2 2 2 2 -- 2 2 2 2 -- 1 1 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- --

14 Albon 5 5 5 5 -- 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 -- -- -- -- -- --

15 Dungelen 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 2 3 -- -- -- -- -- --

16 Braun -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Summa Summarum 85 85 85 80 23 81 86 87 86 74 87 87 83 79 3 -- -- -- -- --

[Gez.] D Suter

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4033 Pag 57a Tabella der verlorenen Manschafft - Tortosa 23. Oct. 1708 [ ] Tabella Der vor dem Feindt verlohrenen Mannschafft und Pferde der Löbl Churpfälzischen in Catalogne stehenden Trouppen von Anfang biß zu Ende der Campagne Jahres 1708 Auch eydlichen Listen der Regimenter so einer hochlöbl: Geheimen Kriegs Commission überschickt worden.

Infanterie

Todte gefahrlich blessirde

Auff der breche zu Tortosa so verloren

gefangen Summa

Leib Regiment 14 5 72 91 Coppé 5 47 52 Efferrn 27 81 313 40 461 Bentheim 40 117 170 39 374 La Marck 16 50 228 33 327 Schönberg 1 3 30 34 Summa 111 256 711 261 1339

Notandum die 711 men welche auf der breche zu Tortosa verlohren angegeben seyndt bey dem Auß March zu Tortosa theils von dem Feindt mit gewalt weggenommen, theils auch freywillig zu demselb übergangen.

Cavallerie

Pferde so von Fatigen des transports

auff den Schif crepirt

Reuter mit Pferd mit

voller montur von[!] Feind

verloren blessirde

Reuter sonder Pferdt vorm

Feind verloren

Pferde sonder Reuters vorm

Feind verloren

Gefährlich blessirte Reuters

Reuters Pferd auff

Fouragiren verloren gangen

Summa der Reuter

Summa der Pferde

Schellardt 14 3 -- 4 -- 10 3 31 Frankenberg 11 2 -- 1 -- -- 2 14 Stolzenberg 16 1 -- 1 -- -- 1 10 Spee 21 2 -- -- -- -- 2 23 Summa 62 8 -- 6 -- 8 86

Barcelona den 23 X bris 1708 J D Hartmann

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4037 Pag 47 Gefangen bei Villa Vicosa 14. Feb. 1711 Tabella Über die Chur Pfälzische Trouppes sowohl Cavallerie als Infanterie so den 10. X briß 1710 in der Bataille de al Villa Viscosa gefangen worden. Guadalaxara d 14 Febr. 1711

Cavallerie

1

2 C A P i t a i n

3 L i e u t e n a n t

4 C o r n e t t e

5 W a c h t m e i s t e r

6 Q u a r t i e r

M:

7 T r o m p e t t e r

8 C o r p o r a l

9 g e m e i n e n

10 S u m m a

11 C o l o n e l

12 L i e u t. C o l o n e l

13 M a j o r

14 C a p i t a i n

15 L i e u t e n a n t

16 E n s e i g n e

17 S e r g e n t

18 C a p i t. A r m e s

19 F o u r i e r

20 T a m b o u r

21 C o r p o r a l s

22 ge fr ey te & g e m e i n e

23

S u m m a

Graf von Frankenberg -- -- -- -- 2 -- -- 1 33 36

Obristn v: Frankenb: -- 1 -- -- 1 -- 2 1 45 50

Obrister von Spee -- -- -- 1 1 4 4 6 20 36

--

Infanterie

Leib Regiment 1 -- 1 1 2 5 5 3 4 3 9 80 114

Conte de la Marck -- 1 -- 3 7 5 6 4 5 4 12 139 186

Summa Summarum -- 1 -- 1 4 4 6 8 98 123 1 1 1 4 9 10 11 7 21 7 21 219 300

J Stepf. v. Coppe Spalte 1 Titel: Brigade Major Baron Hoflinger

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4037 Pag 47 Gefangen bei Villa Vicosa (forts.) 14. Feb. 1711 [ ] Specification Von denen bediensteten von denen 3 Cavallerie Regimenter, so zu Alcala sitzen. Von Graf Frankenberg Von Obrist Spee Regm. Cammerdiener Hauß Von Rittm. Roswurm Jäger Johan Grimichalbrant Andreas Küchlheld [?] Schmit Thomas Moiter Von Obrist Lieut. Messine Von Lieut. . . . . . . Haar Koch Johannes Hilman Johannes Schmidts Obrister von Frankenberg Summa 21 Philipp Raemß zu Camara Von Major Schwarz Estaly Michael Funck Von H. Graf Frankenberg Rittm. Lorch Stephan Castel Franz Spau Martin Kirz Von Cornet Messine Von Lieut. Förster Hans Peter Andreas Stein Von Cornet Erlholz Von Wachtm: Schlöper Jacob Wildmacher Johan Ludewig Von H. Obristen Frankenberg Summa 24 Knechte Philipp Scheper Niclas Dellen Diese Bediente hatt George Schorrer man nicht anderster Marx Reuter passiren lassen wollen Josep Ribe als in Franschland von H. Obrist Lieut. Buschen zu gehen, durch Por Andreas Kleinmacher ugal so ich nicht habe Valentin Sungaue acceptiren können. Von Lieut. Schützen Friedrich Stiglitz Von Lieut. Bandenberg Nicolaus Laber

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APPENDIX B PLATES OF UNIFORMS, FLAGS AND STANDARDS