Fonds Acc3689 - Charlottetown Battery Garrison Artillery fonds : [1861-1887]

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Charlottetown Battery Garrison Artillery fonds : [1861-1887]

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CA PCA Acc3689

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  • Microfilmed 1985 (Creation)
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    Charlottetown Battery Garrison Artillery

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1 reel of 35 mm microfilm

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Charlottetown Battery Garrison Artillery

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The No. 1 P.E.I. Pro. Brigade Garrison Artillery was designated 31 March 1882. The Battery was essentially a renaming of the previous entity the No. 2 Charlottetown Battery Garrison Artillery, which had been created in 1875, in accordance with an Act of the Government of Canada of 1868, as a militia unit for the new province of Prince Edward Island. The Battery was a reorganization of the Charlottetown Volunteer Artillery and Rifle Corps, a colonial militia unit which had been allowed to lapse.The Charlottetown Volunteer Artillery and Rifle Corps had formed in 1859 as a local response to the imperial loyalty engendered by the Crimean War and tensions in Europe. nitially the organization consisted of 5 commissioned officers and 70 non-commissioned officers and men. During its various incarnations this militia unit was called upon for drill duty, the provision of Guards of Honour, and the protection of government owned buildings in Charlottetown.

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This fonds consists of an account book containing the records of the Charlottetown Battery Garrision Artillery. It includes: accounts for 1881 to 1887 listed by individual's names; "Notes of events and matters connected with the history of No 1 Battery P.E. Isld. Pro. Par. Gar. Art. Late No.2 Ch'town Batty. Garrison Art. Late Ch'town Volunteer Artillery and Rifle Corps" 1859-1885; Nominal Rolls of non-commissioned officers and men from 1861-1870; Officers Rolls of 1861 and 1875; undated listing of cash paid to individuals; No. 2 Battery Garrison Artillery accounts with the Militia Dept. and Brigade Stores for clothing and infantry equipment 1881-1887; and an undated list of individuals possessing rifles and accoutrements.

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Originals were returned to the owner

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NO RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS

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PERMISSION FOR USE AND REPRODUCTION IS REQUIRED FROM THE PUBLIC ARCHIVES AND RECORDS OFFICE; QUESTIONS REGARDING COPYRIGHT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE USER

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Reel is located in the microfilm cabinets in the Reading Room

Please credit Confederation Centre Art Gallery L. H. Davison collection

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