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CalmRefNoKHINCH/9/C/F/194-195
Reference numberHINCH 9/194-195
TitleLetter; J.G. Green, Huntingdon, to 7th Earl of Sandwich.
DescriptionIn the absence of detailed instructions, which have usually come from the War Office or the Home Office does not know what the Earl can do, but consider the probable number of officers and N.C.O's that may be required. To assist with this, sends statements of the Establishment of the Regiment, in 1806, 1808 and 1810. The proposed method of raising the new Militia being so dissimilar to the practice pursued before, can find no data to enable him to conjecture what will be the working details of the late Act. Enclosed: Establishment of the Huntingdon Militia in 1806, 1808 & 1810. Shows the number of officers, N.C.O's privates etc., in the Regiment in 1806 1808 and 1810.
Date25th July, 1852
CreatorNameMontagu family, Earls of Sandwich of Hinchingbrooke
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives

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