HALIBURTON, FREDERICK [SSNE 287]
- Surname
- HALIBURTON, HALIBERTON, HALIBORTON
- First name
- FREDERICK, FRIEDERICK
- Title/rank
- SUBLIEUTENANT
- Nationality
- SCOT
- Region
- Social status
- Education
- Religion
Text source
Frederik Halliburton was a sergeant in a liferegiment company which in 1689 was sent to England to fight the Jacobites in Ireland, but the ship Samson was captured by the French pirate Jean Bart and thus he became a French prisoner of war in December 1689. He was mistreated when he refused to enter the French 'Danish' regiment and he was only exchanged in June 1691 in Rotterdam. He was in the queen's battalion in English pay in Flanders in 1696, and became ensign in 1697. The battalion returned to Denmark and he served as sublieutenant 1701-4.J.C.W. Hirsch and K. Hirsch (eds.), 'Fortegnelse over Dansk og Norske officerer med flere fra 1648 til 1814 (12 vols. compiled 1888-1907), IV, vol.3; T. Riis, Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot (Odense, 1988), II, p.89.
Service record
- DENMARK-NORWAY, QUEENS FOOT
- Arrived 1689-01-01, as SERGEANT
- Departed 1704-12-31, as SUBLIEUTENANT
- Capacity OFFICER, purpose MILITARY