Collection search - Orderly book of the Second Battalion of the County of Effingham [textual record]

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Orderly book of the Second Battalion of the County of Effingham [textual record]

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Date:

1822-1829.

Reference:

R7596-0-3-E, MG24-G21, Volume number: 1

Type of material:

Textual material

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Item ID number:

98675

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Orderly book of the Second Battalion of the County of Effingham
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Date(s):

1822-1829.

Place of creation:

No place, unknown, or undetermined

Extent:

1.3 cm of textual records.

Language of material:

English

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Item is an orderly book of the 2nd Battalion, Effingham Militia, containing general orders, correspondence and circulars, 1822-1829, as well as clothing returns and nominal rolls for Captain John Hall's Company of Canadian Fencibles.

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Lower Canada. Militia. Effingham

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Lower Canada. Militia. Effingham : During the later half of the 18th Century and the first half of the 19th Century, the military defence of the British North American provinces was provided by the British Army and a local militia. Organized on a county-basis, the militia was composed of all male residents between the ages of 16 and 60, who were liable for service. In times of peace, this was limited to an annual muster and drill, but in cases of emergency or war, such portion as deemed necessary might be enrolled for the period. At various times, provisions were made for a more systematic organizaton and for the recruitment of volunteers, however, universal service remained the principle. The basic units of organization for the militia were the battalion, commanded by a lieutenant-colonel, and the company, commanded by a captain.

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Canada - Militia, 1838 Captain John Hall

Canada - Militia, 1822-1829 Canada. Militia. Effingham Militia, 2nd Battalion, [1822-1829]

Canada. Militia - Records and correspondence, [1822-1829] Canada. Militia. Company of Canadian Fencibles, [1822-1829]

Canada - Militia - Order-books, [1822-1829]
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MG24-G21
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Volume [MG24 G 21] 1

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