For the Scottish Liberal politician, see Roger Sinclair Aytoun.
Roger Aytoun
Major-General Roger Aytoun and Duc d'Angoulême by John Kay (in 1797)[1]
Died
1 October 1810
Allegiance
United Kingdom
Service/branch
British Army
Rank
Major General
Battles/wars
Great Siege of Gibraltar
Major General Roger Aytoun was a soldier at the Great Siege of Gibraltar who came to notice when he married an ageing widow and was given Hough Hall in Manchester. Aytoun was known as Spanking Roger because of his love of fighting.
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