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KHAC5 - Huntingdon Accessions Collection: 5
- 5616 - Correspondence and papers found in the attic of 30 High Street, Huntingdon, relating to the Lowe family of Stamford
  - 1 - Bundle of correspondence and other papers. This bundle was wrapped in a paper sleeve with the words "Letters written chiefly for my father to the [?] My Brothers Regiment touching his death etc.". Annotations on the bundle wrappers and on the documents written by an unidentified brother of Ensign William Lowe and son of Charles Lowe.

RefNo	KHAC5/5616/1/5
AltRefNo	5616/1/5
Title	Inventory of the late Ensign Lowe's Effects
Description	"Inventory of the late Ensign Lowe's Effects of the 73rd Regiment taken on the 9th August 1815" with a covering letter to Charles Lowe Esq. of Stamford, Lincolnshire from Lieutenant Charles Henry Farren[?]. The inventory lists the effects "as found in the cases mentioned by the Board of Officers appointed for the Inspection of them, and have the Honour to request your Direction whether the same are to be sold by Auction (Regimental) here or to be forwarded to you". The letter is annotated "Lieut. Fanner[?] Colchester about the sale of poor Williams Effects August 11 1815"
Date	August 1815
CreatorName	Lowe Family of Stamford
Repository	Huntingdonshire Archives

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