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Excerpt from Historical Record of the Governor-General's Body Guard: And Its Standing Orders
On the conclusion of the war the ?ank companies were disbanded, and the old organization in regimental divi sions was retained 3 and in order to have a quota of cavalry engrafted on the system, it was arranged in 1822 in some districts to organize troops of cavalry to be at tached to the infantry battalions, and to be under the command of the lieut.-colonels of them. In that year, therefore, Col. Chewett, who was in command of the 1st West York Regiment of Militia, being desirous of organ izing a troop of cavalry in connection with his battalion, applied to Captain George T. Denison, of Bellevue, Toron to, then commanding a company in the 1st West York, who took upon himself the duty of raising one.
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