Fife and Forfar Yeomanry/Scottish Horse - Honorary Colonels and Commanding Officers 1956- Present

Honorary Colonels and Commanding Officers 1956- Present

Honorary Colonels Commanding Officers
/Officer Commanding
The FFY/SH Regiment
(1956–1967)		 Col R Appleby Bartram MC TD DL(1956-1957)
Col Earl of Lindsay DL(1957-1962)
Col RMTC Campbell-Preston OBE MC TD JP DL (1962-1967)
Col Sir William Walker Kt. TD DL		 Lt Colonel HRS Stewart TD
Lt Colonel N Mathewson TD
Lt Colonel M Anstice MC
The FFY/SH Cadre
(1967–1975)		 Col Sir William Walker, Kt TD DL
Col Sir John Gilmour Bt DSO TD JP DL MP		 Maj MGN Walker (1969-1972)
Maj IS Taylor TD (1972-1975)
The FFY/SH
Suspended Animation
(1975–1992)		 None None
C(FFY/SH) Squadron
of The Scots Yeo
(1992–1999)		 Col MJC Anstice MC TD DL Maj C Roads (1992–1994)
Maj I Thornton-Kemsley TD (1994–1996)
Maj WHR Wilson (1996–1999)
C(FFY/SH) Squadron
of The QOY
(1999–Present)		 Col Sir John Gilmour, 4th Bt (-Present) Maj WHR Wilson (1999–2000)
Maj NWE Potter TD (2000–2002)
Maj MC Hutchinson TD (2002–2007)
Maj C Chayko (2007–2008)
Maj NWE Potter TD (2008–Present)

Other notable officers in the FFY/SH include:

  • Robert AG Douglas-Miller the one time owner of Jenners department store in Edinburgh

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