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John Le Couteur

(1794-1875)
British Army officer
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Sir John Le Couteur, Colonel, (21 October 1794 – 24 December 1875) was a British Army officer and Aide-de-camp for Jersey to William IV and Victoria. Son of Lieutenant General John Le Couteur (1761–1835), he is best known for his War of 1812 memoirs of his service as a lieutenant in the 104th Foot, published in 1993 as Merry Hearts Make Light Days.

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Born
21 October 1794
Saint Aubin, Jersey
Died
24 December 1875 (aged 81)
Saint Aubin, Jersey
Zodiac Libra
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