Talk:Essex Yeomanry
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George Palmers confusion
[edit]I have just changed the article to link to a new one I created on George Palmer (Lieutenant Colonel), but now I'm a little confused, re-reading his father's (George Palmer (MP for South Essex)) bio. There must be a mix-up, because this article says he retired in 1868, but GP Sr died in 1853. Also, according to GP Sr's article (from DNB), after serving as sheriff of Herts in 1818, "For many years he supported at his own cost a corps of yeomanry, and acted as colonel of the corps" - but there is no other mention of his having been in a regiment. Is this a mistake in DNB? Laterthanyouthink (talk) 07:10, 7 December 2020 (UTC)
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