Lancaster

	Historical Records of the 1st Royal Lancashire Militia by R J T Williamson ‘History of the Old County Regiment of Lancashire Militia Late 1st Royal Lancashire (The Duke of Lancaster’s Own); Now 3rd and 4th Battalions The King’s Own (Royal Lancaster) Regiment. From 1689 to 1856 by the Late Major R J T Williamson. Continuation to 1888 by Colonel J Lawson Whalley. First Edition 1888. Published London by Simpkin, Marshall and Co. Accession Numbers: KOLIB0001; KOLIB0037; KOLIB0248; KOLIB0254a; KOLIB0254b
	The Early History of the Lancashire Regiment of Militia (3rd and 4th Battalions) King’s Own Royal Lancaster Regiment, 1642-1799. By J Lawson Whalley, Lancaster, 1904. Accession Numbers: KOLIB0036 & KOLIB0249
	An Account of the Regiment of the Royal Lancashire Militia 1759 to 1870 by Lieutenant Colonel J G Rawstorne, Lancaster, 1874 Accession Numbers: KOLIB0247 and KO0888/01
	Roll of Officers of the Old County Regiment of Lancashire Militia (late 1st Royal Lancashire) The Duke of Lancaster’s Own, 1642-1889. Now the 3rd and 4th Battalions, King’s Own Royal Lancaster Regiment. Corrected to May 1889. By Colonel J Lawson Whalley, published by Simpkin, Marshall and Co. London, 1889. Accession Numbers: KOLIB0002a; KOLIB0002b; KOLIB0033; KOLIB0034; KOLIB0113; KOLIB0167; KOLIB0255a;  KOLIB0255b; KOLIB0255c; KOLIB0255d
	An Epitomized History of the Militia (The “Constitutional Force”) Together with Origins, Periods of Embodied Service, and Special Services including South Africa, 1899-1902, of Militia Units existing 31st October 1905. By Colonel George Jackson Hay, CB, CMG, London. Accession Number: KOLIB0179

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