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78th Highland Regiment

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Capt A. Mackenzie

Capt Murray

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Capt Carstairs

Capt C. Mackenzie

Capt Lecky

Capt Forbes

Capt Savory

Capt Finlay

Capt Gower

Capt Graham

Capt T. Mackenzie

Capt Smith

Ens Cameron

Ens Fordyce

Lt Rowley

Lt Grant

Lt Pitt Taylor

Lt Croker-King

Lt Maitland-Kirwan

Lt C. Stewart

Lt Justice

Lt Sargent

Lt Roberts

Lt Budgen

Lt O'Grady

Lt Alexander

Lt Moreton

Lt Stacpoole

Lt Allin

Sgn Macmaster

Ens Waugh

Ens Knight

Ens Dodd

Ens Stewart

Ens Sandeman

Ens Callander

Ens Ewart

Ens Carfrae

Ens Macdougall

Ens Harvey

PM Skrine

QM Weir

Lt E. Stewart


Halifax Citadel Regimental Association 78th Highlanders
Lieutenant Hugh Gough Grant

Birthplace:
- Probably Inverness-shire, Scotland

Birthdate:
- 23 July 1845

Nationality:
- Scottish

Family Background:
- Grant's father was Lieutenant General Sir Patrick Grant, colonel-in-chief of the 78th

At Sandhurst:
- Yes

Summary of Career:
- Ensign, 28 July 1863 (purchase)
- Lieutenant, 26 October 1865 (non-purchase)
- Captain, 5 November 1870 (purchase)
- Major, 30 November 1881
- Lieutenant Colonel, 2 September 1891
- Colonel, 2 September 1895
- to half pay 8 July 1897
- served on staff in Afghan War, 1879
- Brigade Major in Mahsud Waziri expedition, 1881
- with 2nd Battalion Seaforth Highlanders in Hazara expedition, 1891

Died:
- 19 August 1922

Grant never served in Hailfax. From 1867 to 1872 he was posted away from the regiment as aide-de-camp to his father, who at the time was commander-in-chief in Malta.