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 =====Notable Officers===== =====Notable Officers=====
 ==== Sir Edward Musgrave==== ==== Sir Edward Musgrave====
 +[[https://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​Sir_Edward_Musgrave,​_1st_Baronet|Sir Edward Musgrave]]
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 +Colonel Edward Musgraves Regiment of Foot
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 +Lieutenant Colonel ​    ​William Tirwhyt ​      Ment. I.O.
 +Captain ​                                   Chambers ​     Ment. I.O. Cumb.
 +Captain ​                         Francis Lyndsy ​      I.O. Cumb.
 +Lieutenant ​                    ​William Chambers ​ I.O. Cumb. 
 +Lieutenant ​                   Thomas Fisher ​       I.O. Cumb.
 +Ensign ​                          ​Martin Gower           I.O. Lincs. to Lt. Col. Tirwhyt  ​
 +Ensign ​                          ​William Grave           I.O. Cumb.
 +Reg.Quartermaster ​    ​Robert Webster ​      I.O. Cumb.  ​
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 +SP23.179.700
 +Extract
 +The humble peticion of Sir Edward Musgrave in the Countie of Cumberland Knight  ​
 +That whereas your peticioner had a Commission for Collonell under the command of the Earle of Newcastle in the Countie of Cumberland where your peticioners Estate doth lye,but your peticioner finding his error therein;and hearinge of the Parliaments invitation to such as would come in and submitt to them,and compound for their delinquencie
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 +SP29.305.101i
 +Care and sufferings of Sir Edward Musgraves of Hayton Castle Co. Cumberland. ​
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 +1642 Lieutenant Colonel to Sir Richard Graham.
 +"That in 1643 he was a Coll. of Foote by command under the Marquess,​raised the Regiment himself and so continued until the siege of Carlisle where he lost the gratest part of his said Regiment.That from there he went to Bolton Castle and in a short time he with others surprized Raby Castle then in the hands of Sir Henry Vane,being at that tyme Magazine for the ammunition of that county." ​
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 =====Strength===== =====Strength=====
 =====See Also======  =====See Also======
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