MS 440
MS 440
Papers of Duncombe F. B. Buckley
Sub-fonds
Buckley, Duncombe Frederick Batt (1831-1855) attended Eton (JEY 1844-1848). He served as Captain in the Scots Guards and fought in the Crimean War. Buckley was wounded at Alma but rejoined his regiment; he was killed in the trenches before Sebastopol on 6th September 1855.
1851-1855, 2011
35 items
Duncombe Buckley's diary and letters relating to the Crimean War, accompanied by letters written by others to Alfred Buckley and others about Duncombe Buckley. Accompanied by five letters to Herbert Mildmay from the Crimean War front, clippings, and a modern photograph of a portrait of Duncombe Buckley.
Acquired by purchase in 2011
- Papers of Duncombe F. B. Buckley: Diary, D. F. B. Buckley, Scots Fusr. Guards 1852, MS 440 01, (1852-1855)
- Papers of Duncombe F. B. Buckley: Letters by Duncombe F. B. Buckley and others relating to the Crimean War, MS 440 02, (1851-1855)
- Papers of Duncombe F. B. Buckley: Letters of Duncombe F. B. Buckley to Alfred Buckley, MS 440 02 01, (1854-1855)
- Papers of Duncombe F. B. Buckley: Letters of Alfred Buckley to Duncombe F. B. Buckley, MS 440 02 02, (1854-1855)
- Papers of Duncombe F. B. Buckley: Letters about Duncombe F. B. Buckley's death in Crimea, MS 440 02 03, (1855)
- Papers of Duncombe F. B. Buckley: Letters to Edward Pery Buckley, MS 440 02 04, (1851, 1854)
- Papers of Duncombe F. B. Buckley: Letters to Herbert Mildmay about the Crimean War, MS 440 02 05, (1854-1855)
- Papers of Duncombe F. B. Buckley: Associated Crimean War clippings and photograph of Duncombe F. B. Buckley, MS 440 03, (1855, 2011)