Officers of the 42nd

Colonel
Lord John Murray (25 April, 1745)

Lieutenant Colonels
Francis Grant (17 Dec, 1755)
Gordon Graham (9 July 1762)
Thomas Graeme (12 Dec, 1770)
Thomas Stirling (7 Sept, 1771)

Adjutants
James Grant (26 June, 1751)
Alexander Donaldson, 2d Bn (29 Mar, 1759)
John Gregor (27 Aug, 1760)
William Gregor (22 Oct, 1761)
Duncan Cameron (6 Oct, 1762)
John McIntosh (1 Nov, 1768)
Hugh Fraser (20 Mar, 1776)
Robert Leslie, 2d Bn (21 Mar, 1780)

Quartermasters
John Graham (19 Feb, 1756)
Adam Stewart (5 Aug, 1758)
Charles Graham (15 Sept, 1764)
Duncan Campbell (3 Sept, 1766)
William Graham (18 Jan, 1770)
Colin Smith (20 Mar, 1776)
Hector McLean (21 Dec, 1779)
Kenneth Mackenzie, 2d Bn (27 Mar, 1781)
Alexander McDonald, 2d Bn (7 July, 1783)

Other Officers of Note

Campbell of Inverawe, Duncan

Captain (25 Dec, 1744)
Major (17 Dec, 1755), died at Ticonderoga 17 July, 1758

Lovat, Simon, Lord

Captain of his Independant Company, 1725
Namesake of tune Lord Lovat's Lament?

George, Marquis of Huntly

Captain (22 Dec, 1790)
Colonel of the 42^nd (3 Jan, 1806 to 28 Jan,1820)

Murray, Lord John

Major General, 1755
Lieutenant General, 1758
General, 1771
Colonel of 42^nd Regiment, 25 Apr, 1745 to 18 May 1787
Raised 2d Bn

Peebles, John

Ensign (23 Aug, 1763)
Lieutenant (31 Mar, 1770), wounded at Bushy Run
Captain-Lieutenant and Captain (5 Oct, 1777)
Journal Author Captain Peebles' American War

Stirling, Sir Thomas

Captain (24 July, 1757), wounded at Martinique
Led expedition to take possession of Fort de Chartres, 1765
Major (12 Dec, 1770)
Lieutenant Colonel (7 Sept, 1771)
A.D.C. to The King, 1778
Wounded as Colonel 19 Aug, 1779
Badly wounded as General and died 1808

Eddington, James

Lieutenant, from Royals (9 July, 1762)
Member of expedition to take possession of Fort de Chartres, 1765

Rumsey, James

Ensign and Lieutenant (17 Mar, 1764)
Member of expedition to take possession of Fort de Chartres, 1765
Later became Royal Commissary at Fort Chartres and assistant to commandant Wilkins.