29th (Worcestershire) Regiment of Foot - Napoleonic Wars and The War of 1812

Napoleonic Wars and The War of 1812

Anglo-Russian Invasion of Holland
  • Callantsoog
  • Vlieter
  • Krabbendam
  • Bergen
  • Alkmaar
  • Castricum
Peninsular War
Spanish uprising, 1808
  • Portugal
  • Madrid
  • Bruch
  • Alcolea
  • Cabezón
  • 1st Gerona
  • La Romana's Escape
  • Zaragoza
  • 2nd Gerona
  • Medina de Rioseco
  • Valencia
  • Cádiz harbour
  • Bailén
  • Évora
  • Roliça
  • Vimeiro
Peninsular War
Portugal and northern Spain, 1809
  • Villafranca
  • Braga
  • Amarante
  • Lugo
  • Chaves
  • 1st Porto
  • Vigo
  • Grijó
  • 2nd Porto
  • Sanpayo
Peninsular War
Spanish uprising 1808
  • Portugal
  • Madrid
  • Bruch
  • Valdepeñas
  • Alcolea
  • Cabezón
  • 1st Gerona
  • La Romana's Escape
  • 1st Zaragoza
  • 2nd Gerona
  • Medina de Rioseco
  • Valencia
  • Cádiz harbour
  • Bailén
  • Évora
  • Roliça
  • Vimeiro
Napoleon's campaign 1808–09
  • 1st Pancorbo
  • Valmaseda
  • Burgos
  • Roses
  • Espinosa
  • Tudela
  • Somosierra
  • Cardadeu
  • Molins de Rey
  • Sahagún
  • Benavente
  • 2nd Zaragoza
  • Castellón
  • Mansilla
  • Corunna
Portugal and northern Spain 1809
  • Villafranca
  • Braga
  • Amarante
  • Lugo
  • 1st Porto
  • Vigo
  • Grijó
  • 2nd Porto
  • Santiago
  • Sanpayo
Castile and Andalusia 1809–10
  • Uclés
  • Miajadas
  • Yevenes
  • Ciudad-Real
  • Medellín
  • Alcantara
  • Torralba
  • Talavera
  • Almonacid
  • Baños
  • Tamamés
  • Ocaña
  • Carpio
  • Alba de Tormes
  • Cádiz
  • Murcia
Aragón and northeast Spain 1809–14
  • Castelló d'Empúries
  • Valls
  • Monzón
  • 3rd Gerona
  • Alcañiz
  • María
  • Belchite
  • 1st Hostalrich
  • 2nd Hostalrich
  • Mollet
  • Vich
  • Manresa
  • Lérida
  • Mequinenza
  • San Quintín
  • La Bisbal
  • Tortosa
  • Pla
  • 1st Tarragona
  • Montserrat
  • Figueras
  • Cervera
  • Saguntum
  • Massanet de Cabrenys
  • Valencia
  • Alicante
  • Altafulla
  • 1st Castalla
  • 2nd Castalla
  • 2nd Tarragona
  • Santa Engracia
  • 3rd Zaragoza
  • Ordal
Invasion of Portugal 1810–11
  • 1st Astorga
  • 1st Ciudad Rodrigo
  • Barquilla
  • River Côa
  • 1st Almeida
  • Trant's raid
  • Bussaco
  • Torres Vedras
  • Pombal
  • Redinha
  • Condeixa
  • Casal Novo
  • Foz d'Arunce
  • Sabugal
  • Fuentes de Onoro
  • 2nd Almeida
Siege of Cádiz 1810–12
  • Cádiz
  • Montellano
  • Fuengirola
  • Baza
  • Barrosa
  • Zujar
  • 1st Bornos
  • Tarifa
  • 2nd Bornos
Castile and northern Spain 1811–13
  • 1st Badajoz
    • Gebora
  • 2nd Badajoz
  • Campo Maior
  • Úbeda
  • Albuera
  • Usagre
  • 1st Arlabán
  • Durán's action
  • Benavides
  • Cogorderos
  • Riego de Ambrós
  • Arroyo dos Molinos
  • Tarifa
  • Navas de Membrillo
  • Orbigo
  • Cerdagne (France)
  • El Boden
  • 2nd Ciudad Rodrigo
  • Rocaforte
  • Sangüesa
  • 3rd Badajoz
  • 2nd Arlabán
  • Villagarcia
  • Almarez
  • Maguilla
  • 2nd Astorga
  • Salamanca
  • Garcia Hernandez
  • Guadalajara
  • Majadahonda
  • 1st Bilbao
  • 2nd Bilbao
  • Burgos
  • Mañeru
  • Villodrigo
  • Venta del Pozo
  • Tordesillas
  • Tafalla
Vitoria and the Pyrenees 1813–14
  • Vitoria
  • Tolosa
  • 2nd Pancorbo
  • 1st San Sebastián
  • Pyrenees Offensive
    • Maya
    • Roncesvalles
    • Lizasso
    • Sorauren
  • Buenza
  • 2nd San Sebastián
  • San Marcial
  • Bidassoa
  • Pamplona
  • Nivelle
  • Nive
  • Garris
  • Orthez
  • Toulouse
  • Bayonne

During the Napoleonic Wars the 29th Regiment of Foot was with the Duke of York in Holland in 1799 and later with the Duke of Wellington's Army in Spain and Portugal from 1808 to 1811.

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