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CalmRefNoKPH/DC/168
Reference numberDC168
TitleHuntingdonshire militia officers.
DescriptionGroup of thirteen Huntingdonshire Militia officers and an unidentified figure in a gown and a mortar board in front of the Staff Sergeants quarters at Huntingdon Barracks. The Colonel of the Militia was the Earl of Sandwich, who is in the centre of the group, his second in command was the Right Honourable Lord Viscount Mandeville, and the Adjutant was James Green of Buckden. There were also four Captains and six Lieutenants in the Militia.
This image is identical to WH1/53
Date10 May 1872
CreatorNameMr. D. Cozens
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives

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