• Oxfordshire (Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars) Yeomanry, C squadron
• Oxfordshire (Queens Own Oxfordshire Hussars) (Henley Detachment, B Squadron
• 4th Battalion Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry (D Co.) (Right half)
• 2nd Volunteer Battalion Oxfordshire Light Infantry (D Co.)

The Oxfordshire (Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars) Yeomanry, C squadron are recorded by Kelly, 1911, at White House, Market street. He also gives the address of 4th Battalion Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry (D Co.) (Right half)as Badgemore lane.

The Oxfordshire (Queens Own Oxfordshire Hussars) (Henley Detachment, B Squadron) and the 2nd Volunteer Battalion Oxfordshire Light Infantry (D Co.) are both recorded by Kelly, 1895.

The Times, Wednesday, Oct 10, 1900, reported: 'At Henley-on-Thames a new drill-hall for the use of the Rifle Volunteers, Yeomanry, and Church Lads' Brigade, has just been provided. The entire cost of the building has been defrayed by Mr. T. M. Drewett, who was a member of the Henley Company of Volunteers for nearly 30 years.'