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CalmRefNoKHINCH/9/C/G/223-224
Reference numberHINCH 9/223-224
TitleLetter; J.G. Green, Huntingdon, to 7th Earl of Sandwich.
DescriptionHas heard from Latham that Bigmore has been slightly ruptured for some time past, which is rather detrimental to the duties of a Rifleman: however, since he has been retained in the Brigade, he might still do for the Hunts Militia. The other man, Snelling, seems to be likely to suit. Enclosed: Letter Captain J.H. Synge, 43rd Light Infantry, Chatham, to Captain Green. Giving details of Lance Corporal & Bugler Bigmore and Bugler George Snelling, who are about to be discharged. Snelling is not such a good bugler or musician as Bigmore, but they are both good men. 5th August, 1853
Date[7th August, 1853]
CreatorNameMontagu family, Earls of Sandwich of Hinchingbrooke
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives

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