Major Chards Brother.

Subject: Major Chards Brother. Thu Oct 22, 2009 2:49 pm

Extract from the Sportsmen parsons in peace and war.

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Thought you might find this interesting.

Posts : 527 Join date : 2009-02-28

Pete. Was the name of this publication,
The sportsmen parsons in peace and war.

I have found it on the web, but when I try to open it, its blank.

Is there anymore information on the Chards in this book, or is that all there is.

The reason I ask, I had a book many years ago, that belonged to my Grandfather, and this could be the book I have been looking for, for years.

It was the photo of E. Chard on horseback that got the grey matter turning. If possible, could you post a link.

Much appreciated
SD.

Posts : 1862 Join date : 2009-03-25

S.D Try this. Hope its the book your looking for.

http://www.archive.org/stream/sportsmenparsons00menz#page/n7/mode/2up

Subject: Re: Major Chards Brother. Thu Oct 22, 2009 6:26 pm

Thanks 24th. S.D Like 24th I hope its the book your Grandfather had. I have been reading various bits. And to be honest the way, She describes Chard, as being quite a gentleman.

Posts : 527 Join date : 2009-02-28

Gentleman. I can’t thank you enough. This is the long lost book.

S.D

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