His memorial read "In Memory of Ensign Charles Ewart, who departed March 23, 1846, aged 77 years". The grave was paved over and forgotten for many years, being uncovered in the 1930s, and his body was reburied by the Royal Scots Greys (as they were then titled) on the esplanade of Edinburgh Castle in 1938. Today, he is best known to the general populace by a pub in Edinburgh which bears his name, the Ensign Ewart; it is located next to the Castle esplanade, where a monument marks his burial place. References Royal Scots Greys at Waterloo, from the Napoleonic Alliance Gazette Charles Ewart Obituary and notes in The Times, 8 April 1846, p. 8 External links The Ensign Ewart in Edinburgh Manchester's Military & Civilian heroes 1769 births 1846 deaths People from Davyhulme People from East Ayrshire People from Salford Royal Scots Greys soldiers Royal Scots Greys officers British Army personnel of the French Revolutionary Wars British Army personnel of the Napoleonic Wars