There two Fazackerley men that fought in the Battle of Waterloo (that we have found so far): 
James Fazackerley, Quartermaster 
Michael Fazackerley, Farrier 
Malcolm Hulme found one and D. N. Cripps & K. L. Fazakerley Cripps found the other.

Subj: Battle of Waterloo
Date: 3/15/2002 12:10:35 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: malcolm.hulme@btinternet.com (Malcolm)
Reply-to: malcolm@gulberwick.com (Malcolm)
To: Bfazakerly@aol.com (Billie Fazakerly Harrison)

This is interesting. Do you have a James Fazackerley that might match this fellow?

33rd (or the 1st Yorkshire West Riding) Regt. of Foot Officers at Waterloo
Lieut Colonel Wm Keith Elphinstone
Major Edward Parkinson (wounded)
Captains Wm. McIntyre (w)
Charles Knight (w)
John Haigh (killed)
JM Harty (w)
Ralph Gore
John Longden
Lieutenants Thomas Reid (w)
Peter Barailler
George Barrs
Henry Rishton Buck (k)
Arthur Hill Trevor
John Boyce (k)
J Hart (k)
James Murkland (w)
Fred Hope Pattison
Arthur Gore (k)
Richard Westmore (w)
Thos. D Haigh (k)
Jas Gordon Ogle (w)
Sam Alex Pagan (w)
Edward Clabon
Joseph Lynam
John Archbold
John Cameron (k)
Ensigns Henry Bain (w)
James Forlong (w)
John Alderson (w)
Wm Bain
Jas Arnot Howard
Wm Thain, Adjt (w)
Andrew Watson
Charles Smith
William Hodgson
George Blackall
George Drury (w)
Paymaster Edward Stoddart
Quartermaster James Fazackerley
Surgeon Robert Leaver
Assistant Surgeons Wm D Fry
D Finlayson
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malcolm@gulberwick.com
Shetland Islands

Subj: Re: Battle of Waterloo
Date: 3/15/2002 1:55:50 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: malcolm.hulme@btinternet.com (Malcolm)
Reply-to: malcolm@gulberwick.com (Malcolm)
To: Bfazakerly@aol.com

Yes, 1815. (date of battle)
A quartermaster would be older than the usual cannon-fodder I think. Maybe born 1775-1785. Somewhere about there.
His regiment generally gives no clue as to his place of birth, though in those days they weren't conscripted so he would have had to volunteer at the barracks.
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malcolm@gulberwick.com
Shetland Islands

Also: from D. N. Cripps and K. L. Fazakerley Cripps:
Michael Fazackerley, b. abt. 1781, parents: John & Elizabeth of Liverpool; Michaels father's occupation was Copper Smelter; Michael was a Soldier and Blacksmith; 
"Michael was a Farrier in the army at the Battle of Waterloo--" "Afterwards many of the soldiers & their wives were sent to France to maintain Law & Order. (Michael & Martha's son, Thomas was born in France,  1818) 
Additional facts about Michael: "Michael supposedly had a brother who owned a ship yard on the Clyde River." "Michael & Martha left England in the LEVENA on 10 June 1832, arriving Van Dieman's Land (Tasmania) 10 November 1832."  

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