1813 - 1856 (43 years)
Has 97 ancestors and 3 descendants in this family tree.
1805 - 1879 (74 years)
Birth |
1805 |
Died |
29 Nov 1879 |
Bath, Somerset, England |
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Father |
Commander John Guyon, b. 16 Jun 1767 |
Mother |
Elizabeth Debaufre, b. 13 Feb 1785 |
Married |
7 Jun 1804 |
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Family 1 |
Emma Wilson |
Married |
1 Jun 1837 |
Children |
| 1. Comte John Henry Guyon, b. 1842 |
| 2. Comte George Frederic Guyon, b. 12 Feb 1844 |
| 3. Lucie Emma Ellen Guyon, b. 1846 |
| 4. Julia Guyon, b. 1851 |
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Family 2 |
Mary Barrs |
Married |
10 Aug 1852 |
Children |
+ | 1. Comte Herbert Joseph Guyon, b. 11 Sep 1857 |
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- Yes, date unknown
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Family |
Lt-Col Comte Henry Joseph Guyon, b. 1805 |
Married |
1 Jun 1837 |
Children |
| 1. Comte John Henry Guyon, b. 1842 |
| 2. Comte George Frederic Guyon, b. 12 Feb 1844 |
| 3. Lucie Emma Ellen Guyon, b. 1846 |
| 4. Julia Guyon, b. 1851 |
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- Yes, date unknown
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Family |
Lt-Col Comte Henry Joseph Guyon, b. 1805 |
Married |
10 Aug 1852 |
Children |
+ | 1. Comte Herbert Joseph Guyon, b. 11 Sep 1857 |
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1807 - 1860 (52 years)
Birth |
21 Nov 1807 |
Died |
17 Jan 1860 |
Ventnor, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England |
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Father |
Commander John Guyon, b. 16 Jun 1767 |
Mother |
Elizabeth Debaufre, b. 13 Feb 1785 |
Married |
7 Jun 1804 |
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1812 - 1892 (79 years)
Birth |
6 Apr 1812 |
Bath, Somerset, England |
Died |
1892 |
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Father |
Commander John Guyon, b. 16 Jun 1767 |
Mother |
Elizabeth Debaufre, b. 13 Feb 1785 |
Married |
7 Jun 1804 |
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Family |
Edward Nairne |
Married |
1838 |
Children |
| 1. Edward Nairne |
| 2. Elisabeth Nairne |
| 3. Charles Nairne |
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- Yes, date unknown
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Family |
Elisabeth Guyon, b. 6 Apr 1812, Bath, Somerset, England |
Married |
1838 |
Children |
| 1. Edward Nairne |
| 2. Elisabeth Nairne |
| 3. Charles Nairne |
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1813 - 1856 (43 years)
Birth |
31 Mar 1813 |
5, Lower East Hayes, Walcot, Bath, Sommerset, England |
Died |
11 Oct 1856 |
Scutari |
Buried |
15 Oct 1856 |
Haydarpasa Cemetery, IstanbulTürkiye |
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Father |
Commander John Guyon, b. 16 Jun 1767 |
Mother |
Elizabeth Debaufre, b. 13 Feb 1785 |
Married |
7 Jun 1804 |
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Family |
Baronesse Mary Splényi de Miháldi |
Married |
Nov 1838 |
Košice |
Children |
| 1. Victor Guyon, b. 1841 |
| 2. Mary Ann Guyon |
| 3. Comte Edgar Joseph-Richard de Guyon de Geis, b. 1848, Csatta, Magyarország |
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- 1871
Died |
1867-1871 |
Paris, Île-de-France, France |
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Father |
Freiherr Ignaz Pankraz Galeaz Splényi de Miháldi, b. 30 Apr 1772, Milano, Lombardia, Italia |
Mother |
Maria Szily de Nagy-Szigeth |
Married |
1807 |
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Family |
General Comte Richard Debaufre Guyon, b. 31 Mar 1813, 5, Lower East Hayes, Walcot, Bath, Sommerset, England |
Married |
Nov 1838 |
Košice |
Children |
| 1. Victor Guyon, b. 1841 |
| 2. Mary Ann Guyon |
| 3. Comte Edgar Joseph-Richard de Guyon de Geis, b. 1848, Csatta, Magyarország |
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1816 - 1888 (71 years)
Birth |
11 Jul 1816 |
Died |
24 Apr 1888 |
Buried |
Pembroke Villas, The Green, Richmond |
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Father |
Commander John Guyon, b. 16 Jun 1767 |
Mother |
Elizabeth Debaufre, b. 13 Feb 1785 |
Married |
7 Jun 1804 |
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Family |
Harriot Price |
Married |
28 Mar 1843 |
St Mary Magdalene, Richmond, Surrey, England |
Children |
+ | 1. Major General Gardiner Frederick Guyon, b. 25 Aug 1846, Bethnal Green, Borough of Tower Hamlets, Greater London, England |
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Buried |
Pembroke Villas, The Green, Richmond |
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Father |
Thomas Price |
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Family |
Rev. Gardiner Guion Guyon, b. 11 Jul 1816 |
Married |
28 Mar 1843 |
St Mary Magdalene, Richmond, Surrey, England |
Children |
+ | 1. Major General Gardiner Frederick Guyon, b. 25 Aug 1846, Bethnal Green, Borough of Tower Hamlets, Greater London, England |
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1824 - 1878 (53 years)
Birth |
10 Mar 1824 |
Richmond |
Died |
1878 |
Ventnor, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England |
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Father |
Commander John Guyon, b. 16 Jun 1767 |
Mother |
Elizabeth Debaufre, b. 13 Feb 1785 |
Married |
7 Jun 1804 |
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1767 - 1844 (76 years)
Birth |
16 Jun 1767 |
Died |
15 Jan 1844 |
Richmond, Surrey, England |
Buried |
Debaufre vault, Hampstead parish church |
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Father |
Captain William Henry de Guion, b. 23 Sep 1736 |
Mother |
Marthe de Gilbert, b. 1737-1738 |
Married |
1759 |
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Family |
Elizabeth Debaufre, b. 13 Feb 1785 |
Married |
7 Jun 1804 |
Children |
+ | 1. Lt-Col Comte Henry Joseph Guyon, b. 1805 |
| 2. Lt. John Frederick Guyon, b. 21 Nov 1807 |
+ | 3. Elisabeth Guyon, b. 6 Apr 1812, Bath, Somerset, England |
+ | 4. General Comte Richard Debaufre Guyon, b. 31 Mar 1813, 5, Lower East Hayes, Walcot, Bath, Sommerset, England |
+ | 5. Rev. Gardiner Guion Guyon, b. 11 Jul 1816 |
| 6. George Guyon, b. 10 Mar 1824, Richmond |
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1785 - 1863 (78 years)
Birth |
13 Feb 1785 |
Christened |
15 Mar 1785 |
St Peter Le Poer |
Died |
2 Aug 1863 |
Ventnor, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England |
Buried |
Ventnor, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England |
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Father |
Joseph Debaufre, b. 13 Dec 1754, St Peter Le Poer, London |
Mother |
Mary Hodkin, b. 1760-1761 |
Married |
8 Aug 1780 |
St Martin Outwich, St Bennett Fink |
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Family |
Commander John Guyon, b. 16 Jun 1767 |
Married |
7 Jun 1804 |
Children |
+ | 1. Lt-Col Comte Henry Joseph Guyon, b. 1805 |
| 2. Lt. John Frederick Guyon, b. 21 Nov 1807 |
+ | 3. Elisabeth Guyon, b. 6 Apr 1812, Bath, Somerset, England |
+ | 4. General Comte Richard Debaufre Guyon, b. 31 Mar 1813, 5, Lower East Hayes, Walcot, Bath, Sommerset, England |
+ | 5. Rev. Gardiner Guion Guyon, b. 11 Jul 1816 |
| 6. George Guyon, b. 10 Mar 1824, Richmond |
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- 1871
Died |
1867-1871 |
Paris, Île-de-France, France |
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Father |
Freiherr Ignaz Pankraz Galeaz Splényi de Miháldi, b. 30 Apr 1772, Milano, Lombardia, Italia |
Mother |
Maria Szily de Nagy-Szigeth |
Married |
1807 |
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Family |
General Comte Richard Debaufre Guyon, b. 31 Mar 1813, 5, Lower East Hayes, Walcot, Bath, Sommerset, England |
Married |
Nov 1838 |
Košice |
Children |
| 1. Victor Guyon, b. 1841 |
| 2. Mary Ann Guyon |
| 3. Comte Edgar Joseph-Richard de Guyon de Geis, b. 1848, Csatta, Magyarország |
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1841 - 1862 (21 years)
Birth |
1841 |
Died |
1862 |
Paris, Île-de-France, France |
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Father |
General Comte Richard Debaufre Guyon, b. 31 Mar 1813, 5, Lower East Hayes, Walcot, Bath, Sommerset, England |
Mother |
Baronesse Mary Splényi de Miháldi |
Married |
Nov 1838 |
Košice |
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- Aft 1867
Died |
Aft 1867 |
Buried |
Chapel cemetery, Matfield, Kent, England |
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Father |
General Comte Richard Debaufre Guyon, b. 31 Mar 1813, 5, Lower East Hayes, Walcot, Bath, Sommerset, England |
Mother |
Baronesse Mary Splényi de Miháldi |
Married |
Nov 1838 |
Košice |
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1848 - 1930 (82 years)
Birth |
1848 |
Csatta, Magyarország |
Died |
1930 |
Budapest, Magyarország |
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Father |
General Comte Richard Debaufre Guyon, b. 31 Mar 1813, 5, Lower East Hayes, Walcot, Bath, Sommerset, England |
Mother |
Baronesse Mary Splényi de Miháldi |
Married |
Nov 1838 |
Košice |
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Family |
Rose Moskovitz |
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Name |
Richard Debaufre Guyon |
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Prefix |
General Comte |
Birth |
31 Mar 1813 |
5, Lower East Hayes, Walcot, Bath, Sommerset, England |
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Gender |
Male |
Death |
11 Oct 1856 |
Scutari |
Burial |
15 Oct 1856 |
Haydarpasa Cemetery, IstanbulTürkiye |
Address (7) |
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1828 - Portugal - fought in Portugal against Dom Miguel (1828) |
1832 - Nagy-Enyed, Magyarország - Headquarters of the 2nd regiment of Hussars during peacetime |
Dec 1838 - Pest, Magyarország - Soon after his marriage, he retired to an estate near Pesth, the vicinity of his wife's friends and relatives, where he occupied his leisure after the manner of a Coventry gentleman, in cultivating his property, in hunting the wolf and the wild boar. |
Sep-Oct 1849 - Constantinople, Thrace, Byzantium Empire |
1850 - DamascusTürkiye - He was offered service by the Turkish government and was sent to Damascus with the rank of lieutenant-general, on the staff, and with the title of "Khourschid Pasha" |
Nov 1853 - Kars, Anatolia, Türkiye - He was directed to proceed from Damascus, with all dispatch, to the army of Anatolia and reached Kars, shortly after the Turkish forces had sustained a defeat at Soobaltan |
1855 - DamascusTürkiye |
Battle (10) |
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29 Sep 1848 - Sukoro - an army of 50.000 men, led by Jellachich, the Ban of Croatia, invaded Hungary and were beaten by an ill- armed medley of men, forming a corps of some 15,000, assembled a few miles from Buda-Pesth |
30 Oct 1848 - Schwechat - At the head of his battalion he three times repulsed the Serezans of Jellachich, and his horse being shot under him, he seized his pistols and led his men to the charge on foot
He was made a colonel on the field |
12 Dec 1848 - Tyrnau - Gorgey meanwhile marched his forces in three columns from Pesth to upper Hungary, while Guyon commanded the rear. |
10 Jan 1849 - Ipolysag - These operations on parallel lines of advance and retreat, it seems, offer a difficulty in defining, but Guyon, by a skilful and certainly heroic effort covered the whole baggage and saved it from the pursuing Austrians. |
02 Feb 1849 - Igló - On the 2nd of February, General Schlick's advanced guard made a descent upon Colonel Guyon, who had established himself with some haste at Iglo |
05 Feb 1849 - Branyiszko Pass - Guyon, and his brave Magyars, not 10,000 in number, stood in the valley; while 25,000 picked imperialists waited in watchfulness for the moment which was to behold the calculated extermination of the audacious insurgents that he led. The contest was furious, but decisive, and the Austrians were driven in disorder, and with great slaughter, over the main ridge |
26 Feb 1849 - Kapolna - Guyon commanded a division of Dembinski's force |
11 Jul 1849 - Komorn - having hunted the country in the neighbourhood of Komorn he knew the scenery well which enabled him to post his troops advantageously; on which occasion, so glorious for the Hungarian tricolor, General Guyon commanded in chief, with 24,000 men and 80 pieces of cannon. The Austrian general was driven from his position, and, dividing his army into two divisions to escape pursuit, it was cut to pieces, the enemy leaving 4000 dead on the field |
09 Aug 1849 - Temesvar - Guyon led his hussars right up to the enemy's guns; but men and horses having been for nearly four-and-twenty hours without food or forage, failed, with dreadful loss, in their efforts |
16 Aug 1854 - Kurekdere - Guyon was doomed to experience unjust and ungenerous treatment from the authorities at Stamboul. All future command was denied the general, who was placed upon halfpay |
Siblings |
5 Siblings |
+ | 1. Lt-Col Comte Henry Joseph Guyon, b. 1805 d. 29 Nov 1879, Bath, Somerset, England (Age 74 years) ▻ Emma Wilson, m. 1 Jun 1837 ; Mary Barrs, m. 10 Aug 1852 | | 2. Lt. John Frederick Guyon, b. 21 Nov 1807 d. 17 Jan 1860, Ventnor, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England (Age 52 years) | + | 3. Elisabeth Guyon, b. 6 Apr 1812, Bath, Somerset, England d. 1892 (Age 79 years) ▻ Edward Nairne, m. 1838 | + | 4. General Comte Richard Debaufre Guyon, b. 31 Mar 1813, 5, Lower East Hayes, Walcot, Bath, Sommerset, England d. 11 Oct 1856, Scutari (Age 43 years) ▻ Baronesse Mary Splényi de Miháldi, m. Nov 1838 | + | 5. Rev. Gardiner Guion Guyon, b. 11 Jul 1816 d. 24 Apr 1888 (Age 71 years) ▻ Harriot Price, m. 28 Mar 1843 | | 6. George Guyon, b. 10 Mar 1824, Richmond d. 1878, Ventnor, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England (Age 53 years) | |
Person ID |
I41112 |
Geneagraphie |
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This person is also Guyon, Richard Debaufre at Wikisource |
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| Birth - 31 Mar 1813 - 5, Lower East Hayes, Walcot, Bath, Sommerset, England |
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| Address - fought in Portugal against Dom Miguel (1828) - 1828 - Portugal |
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| Address - Headquarters of the 2nd regiment of Hussars during peacetime - 1832 - Nagy-Enyed, Magyarország |
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| Marriage - Nov 1838 - Košice |
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| Address - Soon after his marriage, he retired to an estate near Pesth, the vicinity of his wife's friends and relatives, where he occupied his leisure after the manner of a Coventry gentleman, in cultivating his property, in hunting the wolf and the wild boar. - Dec 1838 - Pest, Magyarország |
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| Battle - an army of 50.000 men, led by Jellachich, the Ban of Croatia, invaded Hungary and were beaten by an ill- armed medley of men, forming a corps of some 15,000, assembled a few miles from Buda-Pesth - 29 Sep 1848 - Sukoro |
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| Battle - At the head of his battalion he three times repulsed the Serezans of Jellachich, and his horse being shot under him, he seized his pistols and led his men to the charge on foot
He was made a colonel on the field - 30 Oct 1848 - Schwechat |
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| Battle - Gorgey meanwhile marched his forces in three columns from Pesth to upper Hungary, while Guyon commanded the rear. - 12 Dec 1848 - Tyrnau |
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| Battle - These operations on parallel lines of advance and retreat, it seems, offer a difficulty in defining, but Guyon, by a skilful and certainly heroic effort covered the whole baggage and saved it from the pursuing Austrians. - 10 Jan 1849 - Ipolysag |
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| Battle - On the 2nd of February, General Schlick's advanced guard made a descent upon Colonel Guyon, who had established himself with some haste at Iglo - 02 Feb 1849 - Igló |
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| Battle - Guyon, and his brave Magyars, not 10,000 in number, stood in the valley; while 25,000 picked imperialists waited in watchfulness for the moment which was to behold the calculated extermination of the audacious insurgents that he led. The contest was furious, but decisive, and the Austrians were driven in disorder, and with great slaughter, over the main ridge - 05 Feb 1849 - Branyiszko Pass |
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| Battle - Guyon commanded a division of Dembinski's force - 26 Feb 1849 - Kapolna |
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| Battle - having hunted the country in the neighbourhood of Komorn he knew the scenery well which enabled him to post his troops advantageously; on which occasion, so glorious for the Hungarian tricolor, General Guyon commanded in chief, with 24,000 men and 80 pieces of cannon. The Austrian general was driven from his position, and, dividing his army into two divisions to escape pursuit, it was cut to pieces, the enemy leaving 4000 dead on the field - 11 Jul 1849 - Komorn |
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| Address - Sep-Oct 1849 - Constantinople, Thrace, Byzantium Empire |
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| Address - He was directed to proceed from Damascus, with all dispatch, to the army of Anatolia and reached Kars, shortly after the Turkish forces had sustained a defeat at Soobaltan - Nov 1853 - Kars, Anatolia, Türkiye |
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| Battle - Guyon was doomed to experience unjust and ungenerous treatment from the authorities at Stamboul. All future command was denied the general, who was placed upon halfpay - 16 Aug 1854 - Kurekdere |
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| Death - 11 Oct 1856 - Scutari |
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- Comte de Guyon
Resigned imperial-royal first lieutenant;
honved general in the War of Independence;
division general of the Upper Danubian Army Corps;
commander of the Komarom fort;
commander of the 4th Army Corps. Emigrated.
Converted to Islam in Turkey. (In his biography is stated that he was not converted as some others but stayed protestant)
- From Jozsef J. Szabo, a teacher in Military history in Hungary:
RICHARD GUYON, was a General in the war for freedom in Hungary (1848-1849). He was born in England, in the town BATH. He died in 1856 in Konstantinople. As a young man he already fought in Portugal against Dom Miguel (1828). In 1832 he joined the Austrian army. In 1839 he left Austria as a high-lieutnant and moved to Hungary. In the war for freedom he joined the Honved-army. He started as a commander of a bataillon and 5 februar he was appointed commander of a division. In a hard and famous battle he captured with his division the pass of Branyiszko which is in nowadays in Slovakia. The 1st of July 1849 he was appointed commander of the army and he captured the town Arad. After the revolt was crushed general Guyon fled to Turkey where he joined the Turkish army. His name in Turkey was "pascha Urschid". He was appointed commander of Damaskus and crushed in 1850 the revolt of Aleppo.
- Roland Guion
He joined the Austrian army in the 2nd regiment of Hussars.
He was chief of staff of the Turkish army allied to Britain in the Crimean war. In 1839 he was granted the use of the title Compte de Guyon. A street in Budapest is named after him and his medals and sword are in the military museum there.
- The Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Born 1803 (?) near Bath in England.
Trained in England - commissioned into the Austro-Hungarian Hussars 1823 (?)
Joined the Honvédség as a general in 1848.
Fought with distinction in the Szabadságharc 1848/1849.
Fled to Turkey and joined Turkish army as pasha in 1852.
Fought in Turco-Russian war 1854-55.
Died of cholera in Scutari 1856.
- The tricolor of Hungary
From Bennett, W. C. (William Cox), "The Tricolor.
A Cry for European Freedom. 1855.
"Gagged and fettered by cowl and crown,
Hungary crouches, Cossacked down:
Pesth, how long will it be before
Your walls shall fling out the Tricolor?
Kossuth watches and waits afar;
In the leash are Honved and fierce hussar
Guyon, the Austrian squares, once more
Will thunder through, with the Tricolor."
- House where Richard was born
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