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1909-1916 (Accumulation)
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- Long, Norman Thomas
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- Port Hope, Municipality of
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0.03m textual records
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Series consists of four (4) military publications originally owned by Capt. Alfred Henry Clark Long as part of his training and deployment with "A" Company in the 46th Regiment, 136th Battalion, 1909-1916. It includes: "Regulations for the Clothing of the Canadian Militia, Part II," 1909; "Notes on Company Training 3rd Division"; "Tactical Notes"; "Canadian Expeditionary Force Units - Instructions for Governing Organization and Administration," 1916.
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Alfred Henry Clark Long (1877-1929) was born in Port Hope to Thomas and Sarah Long, on 13 Jul 1877. He married Edna Alice Gibson, and the couple had at least four sons: Herbert Kitchener (1914-1967), Alfred Keith (1913-1943), Norman Thomas (1916-1992) and Frank Gibson (1920-1976). Alfred was an insurance and ticket agent in Port Hope before passing the business (Long Bros.) along to his relatives. He died on 17 Jun 1929 of coronary thrombosis. He is buried at St. John's Anglican Cemetery.