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- The Chelsea Pensioner by W. Spooner 1840; Brown University Archive
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- Chelsea pensioners 1785 satirical Borown University Archive
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- Royal Scots Museum uniform of First Regiment of Foot
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- Grey Abbey County Down
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- From R. Cannon 1838
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- From R. Cannon 1838
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- John Nevin (1808-1887) service record 1825-41
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- John Nevin (1808-1887) service record 1825-41
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- John Nevin (1808-1887) service record 1825-41
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- John Nevin (1808-1887) service record 1825-41
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- John Nevin (1808-1887) service record 1825-41
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- John Nevin (1808-1887) service record 1825-41
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- John Nevin (1808-1887) service record 1825-41
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- John Nevin (1808-1887) service record 1825-41
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- John Nevin (1808-1887) service record 1825-41
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- John Nevin (1808-1887) service record 1825-41
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- John Nevin (1808-1887) service record 1825-41
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- John Nevin (1808-1887) service record Royal Scots 1825-41
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- John Nevin (1808-1887) service record 1825-41
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- John Nevin (1808-1887) service record 1825-41
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- Chelsea Hospital
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- Banners Royal Regiment
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- John Nevin snr, wedding photo 1879 on second marriage
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- John Nevin ca. 1873, taken by his son Thomas Nevin.
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- Courtesy of Brown University Archives
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- Captain Weatherall, the 1st or Royal Scots Regiment of Foot 1818 by Heath, William
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- Veterans of the British Army Chelsea 1855
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- London, Canada West, from the bush road to Hall’s Mills 4 September 1842
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- London, Canada West ca. 1850
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- Barracks at London, Canada West May 1842
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- Winter scene on the Thames River at London, Canada West, taken from Westminster Bridge. 5 March 1843
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- Encampment of the Royal Regiment at London, Canada West June, 1842
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- A fortified pass. Colonel Wetherall advancing to the capture of St. Charles Lord Charles Beauclerk (1813-1842)
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- Passage of the Richelieu by night, 22nd Nov. 1837 Lord Charles Beauclerk (1813-1842)
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- Col. Wetherall’s bivouack at St. Hilaire de Rouville, 1840 Lord Charles Beauclerk (1813-1842)
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- Attack on St. Charles Lord Charles Beauclerk (1813-1842)
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- Front view of the church of St. Eustache occupied by the insurgents.
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- Fort Chambly Estampe, William Henry Bartlett, vers 1840.
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- Back view of the church of St. Eustache and dispersion of the insurgents
Read about John Nevin …
John Nevin snr in the Royal Scots First Regiment of Foot
John Nevin snr and the Genge family
John Nevin in the Royal Scots at the Canadian Rebellion 1837-38
John Nevin: My Cottage in the Wilderness 1868
John Nevin and Gould’s white goshawk
