Robert Muriell (????-1682) Captain of Trained Bands, Cambridge
George William Muriel (1791-1836) Lieutenant-Colonel 8th Bengal Native Infantry, India
William Muriel (1794-1876) Captain Royal Navy, brother of George above
George William Muriel (1826-1897) retired as Major-General 73rd Highlanders, previously with the 75th (son of George William above)
Charles Leslie Muriel (1866-1900) Captain Native Field Force, Middlesex Regiment killed at Spion Kop
Killed in action at Spion Kop in the operations on the Upper Tugela, 24th January 1900. He was born February, 1866, and entered the Middlesex Regiment in February 1887, being promoted lieutenant in May, 1889, and captain in October, 1895. He was adjutant of his battalion from October, 1895-99. At Spion Kop he was first shot through the cheek whilst giving a cigarette to a wounded man. He then continued to lead his company, and was shortly afterwards shot through the brain. Source: The “Last Post”: Roll of Officers Who Fell in South Africa 1899-1902 by Mildred G Dooner reprinted by Naval & Military Press
1st World War
Sydney Herbert Foster Muriel (1877-1915) Captain 1st Border Regiment, Killed in the Dardenelles
Frederick W Muriel (1885-1963) Labour Corps. Grandson of Major General George William Muriel (above)
Charles Henry Rowner Muriel (1892-1976) Royal Engineers, brother of Frederick below.and Grandson of Major General George William Muriel (above)
Frederick Albert Rowner Muriel (1895-1969) Royal Garrison Artillery, brother of Charles above.and Grandson of Major General George William Muriel (above)
Henry Muriel (1888-1957) Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry, brother of Walter below and Grandson of Major General George William Muriel (above)
John Carr Muriel (1888-1959) Royal Inniskiling Fusiliers
Lionel Frederick Muriel (1897-1973) Oxford & Bucks Light Infantry
Peter Neville Muriel (1896) Lieutenant 1st Wessex Brigade Royal Field Artillery (great grandson of William Muriel above)
Walter Muriel (1896-1952) Army Service Corps, brother of Henry above. and Grandson of Major General George William Muriel (above)
Bernard John Muriel (1886-1915) Lance-Corporal 1st Battn (9th Foot) Norfolk Regt lost on the Royal Edward at Gallipoli
