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Evans dirigió a la Legión en las principales acciones en las que participó en esta guerra: la defensa de San Sebastián desde su llegada en julio de 1835, la batalla de Arlabán en enero de 1836, la derrota de Oriamendi en marzo de 1837 y la toma de la línea de la costa desde Pasajes a Irun en mayo del mismo año.
Sir George de Lacy Evans (anglès: De Lacy Evans) ( comtat de Limerick, 1787 - Londres, 9 de gener de 1870) va ser un general de l'exèrcit britànic, comandant de la Legió Auxiliar Britànica, [1] i que va servir en quatre guerres en què les tropes del Regne Unit van participar en el segle xix. Posteriorment va ser un membre del Parlament.
EVANS, George De Lacy (1787-1870), of 12 Regent Street and 6 Waterloo Place, Mdx. Published in The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1820-1832 , ed. D.R. Fisher, 2009 Available from Cambridge University Press
3 de abr. de 2012 · Sir George de Lacy Evans (1787-1870) was a career soldier who served with distinction in most of the important campaigns of the first half of the C19. Born into a gentry family in County Limerick, he trained at the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich before volunteering in the Indian army in 1806.
General Sir George de Lacy Evans. Family and Education: b. 7 Oct. 1787, 3rd s. of John Evans of Lisready and Milltown, co. Limerick and Mary Ann, da. of Patrick Lacy of Milltown. educ. RMA, Woolwich.
Photograph of Sir George de Lacy Evans sitting facing forwards. His legs are crossed and he holds his gloves in his right hand. He is wearing military uniform with a sash and a number of medals. A patterned curtain hangs behind him.Sir George de Lacy Evans commanded the Second Division during the Crimean War.
George Murray, under whom Evans had served in the Peninsula.9 While this Memorandum is not dated, there is a later annotation on it that it was written by ťLieut.-Colonel (now Lt General Sir) De Lacy Evans'. Evans was promoted Lieutenant-Colonel on 18 June 1815 and Lieutenant-General in 1854.
