This page tells about the contribution and legacy of British emigrants to Peru
during the nineteenth century. The source of these accounts are family books
and stories and a book entitled "The English in South
America", written in 1877 by Michael G. Mulhall, an Englishman resident in
Argentina.
The following is a list of British immigrants who contributed to the emancipation, industry, commerce, arts and
science of Peru in the nineteenth century. If, inadvertently, I omitted a name you
feel should be in this list, please contact me.
Index by name:
Adams, William Pitt
Anderson, James
Bollaert, William
Cahill, James P.
Charles, (Lieutenant-Colonel)
Clark, Milbourne
Cochrane, William
Conroy, Thomas
Davy
Dewes, Robert (Lieutenant)
Duckbury, (Major)
Dunlop, John (Sub-Lieutenant)
Elmore, Frederic (Lieutenant)
Esmonde, (Captain)
Freeman, Henry (Captain)
French, George (Captain)
Gallagher, (Dr.)
Griffiths, Evan (Lieutenant)
Guise, Martin George
(Admiral)
Hall, Basil (Captain)
Hammond, Henry Holbrey
Hardy, William (Sub-Lieutenant)
Hayne
Hegan
Hill, (Captain)
Hodges, Mr
Illingrot , John (Admiral)
Lang, Samuel
Markham, Clements
McGill, James
Mickeljohns, Robert
(Captain)
Miller, William (General)
Molloy, (Surgeon)
Moran, (Admiral)
Moran, (Colonel)
Nicholl, (Dr.)
Nugent, George
O'Brien, (General)
O'Connor, (General)
O'Phelan, James
O'Reilly, (General)
Page, Mr.
Parker, George (Captain)
Petrie, George
Risden, James (Sub-Lieutenant)
Roberton, (Captain)
Ryder, James
Scrivener, (Doctor)
Smith, George
Smith, (Captain)
Sowersby, Charles
(Lieutenant-Colonel)
Swayne, Henry Wallace
Temple, Edmond
Truist, John (Lieutenant)
Welsh, (Dr.)
West, Noel
White, James (Colonel)
Williams, Charles
Wyman, (Lieutenant)
Young, George (Captain)
