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KWH - Whitney Collection of Photographs
- 1G - Glass Plate negatives: 10"x 12" and 10"x 8" (plates WH1/517a-b, 518, 519, 520, 521 & 522 only)

RefNo	KWH/1G/393
AltRefNo	WH1/393
Title	The Reverend Rigg with Orton Park Cricket Team
Description	Twelve members of a cricket team by the pavilion on the cricket pitch at the Turnip Piece in Huntingdon. The buildings of the old County Gaol can be seen in the background. The Reverend Rigg was Rector of Orton Waterville parish. Back row: A. Barber, A. Hilliard, H. Beeby, G. Laxton, G. Barker, J. Barber Bottom row: H. Holley, J. Kearney, the Marquis of Huntly, the Rev. Pace Rigg (Capt.) Seated: J. Jackson, R. Hillson
Date	1906
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CreatorName	The Whitney Collection
Repository	Huntingdonshire Archives

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F/0007	Gordon; family; of Orton Hall; Marquesses of Huntly	12th Century-Present
P/0051	Gordon; Lord; Charles (1847-1937); 11th Marquess of Huntly; of Aboyne Castle and Orton Hall	1847-1937

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