Editing Saint Patrick's Battalion (section)

==Notes==
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'''a.''' {{Note label|A|a|none}}The coats were Turkish-blue with yellow [[Jacket lapel|lapels]] and crimson-red [[cuff]]s as well as piping. The trousers were sky-blue with red piping. Officers wore black or blue [[Kepi]]s and privates wore dark-blue cloth barracks caps, with red tassels similar to a [[Fez (hat)|Fez]], also with red piping.{{sfnm|1a1=Miller|1y=1989|1pp=38 & 71|2a1=Stevens|2y=1999|2p=231}}

'''b.''' {{Note label|B|b|1}}{{Note label|B|b|2}}Variably spelled in [[English Language|English]] as John Reily, Riely, Reilly, O'Reily and O'Reilly. His name is given as Juan Reyle, Reley, Reely and Reiley in Mexican army documents written in [[Spanish language|Spanish]]. Regardless of other variant spellings, the name was Seán Ó Raghailligh in the original [[Irish language|Irish Gaelic]].{{sfnm|1a1=Wallace|1y=1950|1p=85|2a1=Miller|2y=1989|2p=26|3a1=Stevens|3y=1999|3p=293}}

'''c.''' {{Note label|C|c|none}}See articles [[1st Venezuelan Rifles]], [[Bernardo O'Higgins]], [[Daniel Florencio O'Leary]], [[Juan O'Donojú]], [[Morgan O'Connell]], & [[William Lamport]].

'''d.''' {{Note label|D|d|none}}Monterrey is here spelled "Monterey" as it appears in the [[Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant]] (Not to be confused with [[Monterey]] of the [[Battle of Monterey]], also in the Mexican–American War).{{sfn|Grant|1998|p=114}}

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