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This article incorporates text from this source, which is in the public domain :Historical Records of the British Army by Richard Cannon.
- Historical Record of the Thirty-Sixth, or the Herefordshire Regiment of Foot (1853) pp. 113–114
- Historical Record of the King's, Liverpool Regiment of Foot, ed. A. Cuningham Robertson (1883) p. 266
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