Heinekey, Guy Agnew
Introduction
Guy Agnew Heinekey (Heinekey Buxton)
Arrangement

Catalogue
1. Official Papers
2. Personal Papers
3. Diaries
4. Miscellanea
5. Photographic Material
6. Maps
7. Newspaper Cuttings
8. Printed Material
Reference code: GB-0033-SAD
Title: Heinekey, Guy Agnew
Dates of creation: 1916-1925
Extent: 0.5 box
Held by: Durham University Library, Archives and Special Collections: Sudan Archive
Created by: Heinekey, Guy Agnew
Language: English

Guy Agnew Heinekey (Heinekey Buxton)

(1893 - 1948)

Captain 4th Queen's Own Hussars

1916-1923 Served with the Egyptian Army in the Sudan
1919 Nov 18Surname changed by deed poll to Heinekey Buxton (London Gazette issue 31656 p. 14597, 25 Nov 1919)
?-1923 Commandant, Military School, Khartoum


Arrangement

1. Official Papers
2. Personal Papers
3. Diaries
4. Miscellanea
5. Photographic Material
6. Maps
7. Newspaper Cuttings
8. Printed Material
Papers in this collection are copies of originals in the possession of Mrs J.R. Shaw

Accession details

Copied from originals in possession of Mrs J.R. Shaw, 1986

Catalogue
1. Official Papers
SAD.719/1/1-4,61
1916 - 1920
Contract for G.A. Heinekey to serve with the Egyptian Army, with telegram approving contract extension
SAD.719/1/5-6
[c. 1917]
Letter from L. Cobden to O.C. No. 3 Company asking how he could show his appreciation of the Company's work
2. Personal Papers
SAD.719/1/7
1920 Apr 26
Letter to G.A. Heinekey granting him the Sirdar's permission to marry
SAD.719/1/8
1923 Apr 24
Letter from G. Leacroft, Secretary Khartoum Racing Club, re G.A. Heinekey's departure
3. Diaries
SAD.719/1/9-60
1917 Feb 15 - Apr 23
Diary of G.A. Heinekey of Patrol 33 against the Lau-Nuer, travelling from Jonglei to Worjok, Duk Fadiat, Awoi, Schwai Chuk, Abwong and Fadding. Describes daily routine in camp, hunting for food, terrain, water supplies, skirmishes with Nuer, etc. (See also under 5. Photographic Material)
Index terms
Diaries
4. Miscellanea
SAD.719/2/1-9
1921 - 1923
Programmes for the Annual Athletic Sports at the Military School, Khartoum, with letters of congratulations on their success from E.E. Bernard and Sir Lee Stack
SAD.719/2/10-13
1925 Feb 9
Order of service for the unveiling and dedication of the 4th Queen's Own Hussars' war memorial
5. Photographic Material
SAD.718/1-SAD.718/8
1916 - 1923
Contact prints of photographs contained in G.A. Heinekey's personal album, covering his period of service in the Sudan. Includes the following:
SAD.718/1/1-14
Darfur campaign, 1916
SAD.718/1/1
G.A. Heinekey's baggage camels, El Obeid - El Fasher road
SAD.718/1/2
Nahud
SAD.718/1/3
Ford vehicles on the El Obeid - El Fasher road
SAD.718/1/4
Rest house en route Darfur; D.H. (Fanny) Thorburn in the foreground
SAD.718/1/5
Building shelters, Umm Keddada
SAD.718/1/6
Starting out from El Obeid; camels laden with luggage
SAD.718/1/7
Ford cars near Nahud
SAD.718/1/8
Rest house en route Darfur
SAD.718/1/9
Building a tukl, Umm Keddada
SAD.718/1/10-11,14
Drawing water at Lugud wells
SAD.718/1/12
Jebel Hilla: the first aeroplane to arrive
SAD.718/1/13
Lugud wells: men of the Camel Corps in the background
SAD.718/1/15-37
Gathering of the Misiriyah tribe at Abu Zabad, 1917
SAD.718/1/15
Start of the camel race
SAD.718/1/16
The ‘paddock’, Abu Zabad races
SAD.718/1/17
Misiriyah girl
SAD.718/1/18-19
Misiriyah girls dancing
SAD.718/1/20
G.A. Heinekey, R.W. Eaton (E.A.), ‘Barbarossa’ (horse) and R.V. Savile (Governor)
SAD.718/1/21
Foal bought by R.A. Bence Pembroke
SAD.718/1/22
Misiriyah chiefs saluting R.V. Savile, the Governor of Kordofan
SAD.718/1/23
Governor's tent
SAD.718/1/24-25,27
The march past
SAD.718/1/26
Misiriyah horsemen
SAD.718/1/28
Races
SAD.718/1/29
Girls dancing
SAD.718/1/30
W.StJ.F. McCartney, R.W. Eaton and Col. H.H. Kelly
SAD.718/1/31
Misiriyah horsemen in chainmail
SAD.718/1/32
Nuba chiefs
SAD.718/1/33,35
British officer by table in front of tukl
SAD.718/1/34
Camel with load
SAD.718/1/36
British officer in front of tukl
SAD.718/1/37
British officer administering punishment
SAD.718/1/38-52, SAD.718/2/1-47
Operations in the Nuba Mountains
SAD.718/1/38
Worsley's Camel Corps Company on the top of Jebel Sagan. G.N.I. Morrison, the bombing officer in the foreground
SAD.718/1/39
View of the neighbouring hills from the top of Jebel Sagan
SAD.718/1/40
Caves on Jebel Kudra
SAD.718/1/41
R.H.W. Worsley and J.H. Brocklehurst (Camel Corps) on horseback
SAD.718/1/42
HQ of T.B. Vandeleur, O.C. Mounted Column (Sillikun)
SAD.718/1/43
R.H.W. Worsley (Camel Corps)
SAD.718/1/44
Jebels Kushi and Sagan
SAD.718/1/45
C.C. Marshall, Political Officer questioning natives. L. to R.: J.H. Anketell-Jones, T.B. Vandeleur, J.H. Pattison, L.K. Smith
SAD.718/1/46
4th Battalion post overlooking Sagan
SAD.718/1/47
2nd Squadron post overlooking caves in Kilkun
SAD.718/1/48
A.C.B. Critchley-Salmonson, O.C. Nuba Territorials
SAD.718/1/49
G.A. Heinekey's horses and mules watering at Sillikun wells
SAD.718/1/50
Maj. L. Danels, Veterinary Officer
SAD.718/1/51
G.A. Heinekey's camp at Sillikun
SAD.718/1/52
Typical Nuba country
SAD.718/2/1
L.to R.: S.T. Grigg, S.O. Patrol; C. Graham, O.C. 11th Sudanese; Col. L.K. Smith, O.C. Patrol; T.B. Vandeleur, O.C. Mounted Troops
SAD.718/2/2
D.A. Fairburn, No. 2 Company M.I.
SAD.718/2/3
S.S. Butler's guns overlooking enemy wells on Sagan
SAD.718/2/4
2nd Squadron post at foot of Jebel Kilkun
SAD.718/2/5-6
Friendly troops of Mek Nimr
SAD.718/2/7
L. to R.: Corporal, police; Egyptian ma`mur ; C.C. Marshall, Political Officer; Mek Nimr who with his 'friendlies' helped to capture Agabna and Kilkun
SAD.718/2/8
The rebels Agabna and Kilkun after capture
SAD.718/2/9
Agabna and Kilkun on the way to execution
SAD.718/2/10
Misiriyah girl on trek
SAD.718/2/11
The hanging of Agabna and Kilkun; Agabna being bound
SAD.718/2/12
Nuba prisoners from Sagan
SAD.718/2/13
Shaykh Marsu from Fassu
SAD.718/2/14
Nuba friendlies
SAD.718/2/15
Binding Agabna's eyes before execution
SAD.718/2/16
The execution of Agabna and Kilkun
SAD.718/2/17
L.K. Smith and staff watching rebels Agabna and Kilkun being brought in
SAD.718/2/18
Nuba dancing for coming harvest
SAD.718/2/19
J.K. Maurice, O.C. Transport
SAD.718/2/21
A tebeldi tree
SAD.718/2/23
Friendlies from Fassu
SAD.718/2/24
J.K. Maurice's house, Dilling
SAD.718/2/25
Kilkun's village after capture
SAD.718/2/26
Nuba boy
SAD.718/2/27
Charles Gore in motor car
SAD.718/2/28
Nazir `Ali Gulla; R. Davies; Nimr, son of `Ali Gulla (Muglad)
SAD.718/2/29
R. Davies, Inspector, Western Kordofan on riding bull
SAD.718/2/30
A Dinka Chief dressed up in clothes we brought him
SAD.718/2/31
Rizaiqat horsemen
SAD.718/2/32
Nazir of the Rizaiqat tribe
SAD.718/2/33
G.A. Heinekey's M.I. escort with six murderers they caught
SAD.718/2/34
Midday halt Nahud - Obeid road
SAD.718/2/35
Children running out to meet troops at Nahud
SAD.718/2/36
Watering at midday on the Nahud - Obeid road
SAD.718/2/37
L.K. Smith at rest house, Nahud
SAD.718/2/38,40
Midday halt
SAD.718/2/39
Cutting up bull for meat
SAD.718/2/41
Egyptian Staff Officer at Jebel Hilla
SAD.718/2/42
Filling canvas baths from fantasses for watering animals
SAD.718/2/43
E.G. Warren, Camel Corps at Jebel Hilla
SAD.718/2/44
R.A. Bence Pembroke; R. Davies; W. StJ.F. McCartney at Jebel Hilla
SAD.718/2/45
Spence and Thorburn
SAD.718/2/46
L.K. Smith's house, Jebel Hilla
SAD.718/2/47
L.K. Smith's baggage on road
SAD.718/2/48-52, SAD.718/3/1-61
Operations against the Lau-Nuer, Sobat Pibor District. (See also under 3. Diaries)
SAD.718/2/48
Loading up at Kosti for Lau-Nuer patrol
SAD.718/2/49
The Dal at Kosti before starting for Lau-Nuer patrol
SAD.718/2/50
Mr. Travalos, engineer on Dal
SAD.718/2/51
Top deck of the Dal
SAD.718/2/52
Bridge over White Nile at Kosti
SAD.718/3/1
Wood station near Renk, White Nile
SAD.718/3/2
Wood station - G.A. Heinekey's company exercising
SAD.718/3/3
Kodok (formerly Fashoda)
SAD.718/3/4
Melut mission station
SAD.718/3/5
Landing stage Kodok (Fashoda)
SAD.718/3/6
Taufikia
SAD.718/3/7
The sudd, a swampy region of the White Nile between Taufikia and Mongalla
SAD.718/3/8
Felucca taking letters to post boat for Khartoum
SAD.718/3/9
Passing a post boat in the sudd, en route to Khartoum
SAD.718/3/10
View of the White Nile as it passes through the sudd region
SAD.718/3/11
Only means of disembarking at Jonglei
SAD.718/3/12
The sudd
SAD.718/3/13
Jonglei, where the force disembarked for Lau-Nuer operations
SAD.718/3/14
Disembarking the Mounted Infantry at Jonglei
SAD.718/3/15
Dinka warriors watching disembarkation
SAD.718/3/16
Dinka carriers for the column's baggage
SAD.718/3/17
Dinka warrior dancing
SAD.718/3/18
Hippos on the riverbank
SAD.718/3/19
Disembarking mules
SAD.718/3/20
Dinka warrior dancing at Duk Fadiat
SAD.718/3/21
Dinka warriors, Awoi
SAD.718/3/22
One of G.A. Heinekey's orderlies with his baggage
SAD.718/3/23
Trumpeter and flag
SAD.718/3/24
Mounted Infantry Company
SAD.718/3/25
A midday halt
SAD.718/3/26
G.G.S. Brander, Political Officer ‘C’ Column, Lau-Nuer patrol
SAD.718/3/27
G.A. Heinekey and E.G. Lawton (afterwards died of spear wounds)
SAD.718/3/28
P.M.J. Brett (doctor); E.G. Lawton
SAD.718/3/29
G.G.S. Brander, O.C. ‘C’ Column; E.G. Lawton
SAD.718/3/30
Captured Nuers after a small scrap
SAD.718/3/31
Rounding up captured cattle
SAD.718/3/32-33
Captured cattle
SAD.718/3/34
G.A. Heinekey's tent during a rest
SAD.718/3/35
G.A. Heinekey's tent
SAD.718/3/36
Dinka carriers spearing fish in a swamp
SAD.718/3/37
‘C’ column entering zariba at Duk Fadiat
SAD.718/3/38
G.G.S. Brander, O.C. Column
SAD.718/3/39
White - eared cob shot by G.A. Heinekey
SAD.718/3/40
G.A. Heinekey's orderley, trumpeter and carrier with head of a roan
SAD.718/3/41
The column mascot
SAD.718/3/42
Tiang and G.A. Heinekey's syce
SAD.718/3/43
After shooting a roan
SAD.718/3/44
Hamid Afandi Salih with leopard shot by G.A. Heinekey off pony on left
SAD.718/3/45
G.A. Heinekey being carried after being wounded by spear
SAD.718/3/46
E.G. Lawton (afterwards killed)
SAD.718/3/47
G.A. Heinekey in improvised litter. Syrian doctor in foreground
SAD.718/3/48
G.A. Heinekey being carried along after being wounded by spear
SAD.718/3/49
Faii camp where G.A. Heinekey was brought after action
SAD.718/3/50
Awoi, main base of ‘C’ column. E.G. Lawton in foreground
SAD.718/3/51
Egyptian Machine Gun Officer left. Syrian doctor who looked after G.A. Heinekey on steamer returning to Khartoum
SAD.718/3/52
The Egyptian and Sudanese officers with 'C' column at Awoi on conclusion of operations
SAD.718/3/53
British and native officers ‘C’ column at Awoi on conclusion of operations
SAD.718/3/54
The ma`mur of Awoi
SAD.718/3/55
E.G. Lawton; J. Stevenson-Hamilton; G.G.S. Brander; G.A. Heinekey; P.M.J. Brett
SAD.718/3/56
G.G.S. Brander on horseback
SAD.718/3/57
G.G.S. Brander seated in front of tent
SAD.718/3/58
Enemy tukl burning
SAD.718/3/59
Gunboat Tamai on Lau-Nuer operations. This boat was commanded by D. Beatty at the Battle of Omdurman
SAD.718/3/60
En route to Shendi by train
SAD.718/3/61
G.A. Heinekey mounting pony for the first time after being wounded
SAD.718/3/62-81, SAD.718/4/1-42
At Shendi, including Cavalry and Mounted Infantry sports and visit of Lord Allenby
SAD.718/3/62
View from cavalry mess, Shendi
SAD.718/3/63
Mess garden, Shendi
SAD.718/3/64
Kitchen garden, Shendi
SAD.718/3/65
A country bred pony of G.A. Heinekey
SAD.718/3/66
Hooded garden after rain storm
SAD.718/3/67
‘Nimps’, a small syce of G.A. Heinekey, on horseback
SAD.718/3/68
G.A. Heinekey in uniform on steps of building
SAD.718/3/69
The Inspector (W.D.C.L. Purves) leaving Shendi for a trek
SAD.718/3/70
‘Bint’' and ‘George’ (monkeys), with a puppy
SAD.718/3/71
‘Bint’ and a puppy
SAD.718/3/72
D.A. (Bo) Fairbairn with ‘Bint’ and ‘George’
SAD.718/3/73
John Going; G.A. Heinekey
SAD.718/3/74
‘Bint’ (monkey)
SAD.718/3/75
Three Australian N.C.O.'s with Remounts, Shendi
SAD.718/3/77
E.W. Drummond-Hay's porcupine, Shendi
SAD.718/3/78
Two Nuba women and Hayward, Australian Remount Officer at Shendi
SAD.718/3/79
G.A. Heinekey firing on rifle range at Shendi
SAD.718/3/80
A.J.R. Lamb and G.A. Heinekey with some native officers
SAD.718/3/81
G.A. Heinekey on country bred polo pony
SAD.718/4/5
G.A. Heinekey in office, Shendi
SAD.718/4/7
G.G. Cobden fishing
SAD.718/4/8
G.G. Cobden and G.A. Heinekey fishing at Shendi
SAD.718/4/9
D.A. (Bo) Fairbairn and Geoff Campbell on sailing boat
SAD.718/4/10
G.A. Heinekey, G.G. Cobden and Geoff Campbell fishing at Shendi
SAD.718/4/11
Cavalry and Mounted Infantry sports at Shendi. John Going; C.S. Ramsay-Hill; G.G. Cobden; G.A. Heinekey
SAD.718/4/12-24
Cavalry and Mounted Infantry sports at Shendi
SAD.718/4/20-21
Boys picking money out of flour
SAD.718/4/22
Tug of war
SAD.718/4/23-24
'Eat a bun and swallow a soda'
SAD.718/4/25
The Inspector's house and boat, Shendi
SAD.718/4/26
Sudanese officer (Cavalry)
SAD.718/4/27
Sudanese soldier (Cavalry)
SAD.718/4/28
Egyptian officer (Cavalry)
SAD.718/4/29
Arab N.C.O. (Mounted Infantry)
SAD.718/4/30
A parade at Shendi
SAD.718/4/31
D.A. (Bo) Fairbairn on sailing boat, province steamer in background
SAD.718/4/32
Tommy Goodchild, G.G. Cobden and Hayward in uniform on steps of Cavalry mess
SAD.718/4/33
A.J.R. Lamb in Cavalry mess, Shendi awaiting mail from Khartoum to go on leave
SAD.718/4/34
Rough riding Sgt. Major (Cavalry)
SAD.718/4/35
Tommy Goodchild, G.G. Cobden and Hayward outside the Cavalry mess, Shendi
SAD.718/4/36
Sudanese N.C.O. (Mounted Infantry)
SAD.718/4/37
Lady Allenby, the Sirdar (Gen. Sir Lee Stack), Lord Allenby, G.G. Cobden and Batts Howell
SAD.718/4/38
Lord Allenby shaking hands with notables at Shendi station, accompanied by C.P. Browne the Governor and the Sirdar, Sir Lee Stack
SAD.718/4/39
Lord Allenby inspecting no. 3 Coy M.I., with G.G. Cobden and H.D. Wise
SAD.718/4/40
Leaving Shendi station for the inspection: Lord Allenby, G.G. Cobden, P.K. Campbell (ADC to the Sirdar) and the Sirdar
SAD.718/4/41
Lord Allenby shaking hands with F.M. Whitmore-Smith before inspecting his squadron
SAD.718/4/42
Lord Allenby inspecting no. 2 Company M.I.
SAD.718/4/43-62
Operations in Upper Egypt at Aswan
SAD.718/4/43
Shaykh Salih Bey Gabril, G.A. Heinekey's intelligence man at Aswan
SAD.718/4/44
Native officers on the dam at Shellal during riots in Egypt
SAD.718/4/45
Berberine natives at Shellal
SAD.718/4/46
Embarking at Halfa for Upper Egypt to help put down riots
SAD.718/4/47
Wireless section on its way to the further side of Aswan dam
SAD.718/4/48
Tea party on Elephant Isle (Aswan), given by Egyptian officer
SAD.718/4/49,57-58
Philae
SAD.718/4/50
A native tea party in G.A. Heinekey's honour
SAD.781/4/51
Berberine youth
SAD.718/4/52
Games after tea party
SAD.718/4/53
View from the dam of engineers' quarters
SAD.718/4/54
Fishermen at the dam
SAD.718/4/55-56,62
The dam at Aswan
SAD.718/4/59
A good view of the dam from the eastern end
SAD.718/4/60
G.A. Heinekey's Company M.I. encamped near the dam
SAD.718/4/61
M.I. Company on dam at Shellal (Aswan)
SAD.718/5/1-4
El Obeid, including visit of M. Clemenceau
SAD.718/5/1
M. Clemenceau leaving by car to go round El Obeid
SAD.718/5/2
M. Clemenceau at El Obeid station
SAD.718/5/3
Maj. S.T. Grigg D.S.O., M.C. Commander of Camel Corps, El Obeid
SAD.718/5/4
Inspecting a company of Camel Corps
SAD.718/5/5-11
On trek, Kordofan
SAD.718/5/5
G.A. Heinekey's tent while on trek S.W. Kordofan
SAD.718/5/6
G.A. Heinekey's baggage mules fording River Gurf, S.W. Kordofan
SAD.718/5/7
Arab horsemen preparing for races at Mellum, S.W. Kordofan
SAD.718/5/8
A good roan shot by G.A. Heinekey, S.W. Kordofan
SAD.718/5/9
R. Davies, Inspector S.W. Kordofan
SAD.718/5/10-11
Going round some troublesome villages near Wad Medani, with three Crossley cars
SAD.718/5/10
Crossley tender with machine gun rigged up inside
SAD.718/5/11
Some of the women and children outside one of the troublesome villages
SAD.718/5/12-29
Khartoum, including Veterinary mess, the Palace, War Office
SAD.718/5/12
Veterinary mess garden, Khartoum
SAD.718/5/13
‘The morning after’, E.R.K. White (Tayimat mess, Khartoum)
SAD.718/5/14
Veterinary mess, Khartoum
SAD.718/5/15
Lamb and A. Capel on camels at the pyramids, Cairo
SAD.718/5/16
Two lion cubs in Khartoum zoo
SAD.718/5/17
R.C.B. in hospital, Khartoum, Christmas 1921
SAD.718/5/18
Tommy Lamb and charger, staff mess garden, Khartoum
SAD.718/5/19
Eddy Burgess Kosto
SAD.718/5/20
Vet mess dogs and half John Going
SAD.718/5/21
River entrance to the Palace, Khartoum
SAD.718/5/22
View of Palace gardens
SAD.718/5/23
War Office, Khartoum from river front (unfinished 1921)
SAD.718/5/24
The Palace, Khartoum, from garden
SAD.718/5/25
The Palace from Blue Nile
SAD.718/5/26
Staffordshire regiment marching to church, Khartoum 1921
SAD.718/5/27
The Palace
SAD.718/5/28
Military school bungalow, Khartoum
SAD.718/5/29
Habub over Khartoum
SAD.718/6/1-8
Omdurman, including the Mahdi's tomb after the Battle of Omdurman, the Khalifa's house
SAD.718/6/1
The Sirdar's launch, R.C.B. in foreground
SAD.718/6/2
View of Omdurman from river
SAD.718/6/3
Redfern, Barnes, R.C.B. and G.A. Heinekey
SAD.718/6/4
Embarking sheep on ferry at Omdurman
SAD.718/6/5
The Mahdi's tomb Omdurman, as left after the battle of Omdurman 1898
SAD.718/6/6
G.A. Heinekey standing by relics of General Gordon in the Khalifa's house
SAD.718/6/7
The Khalifa's house Omdurman
SAD.718/6/8
The Khalifa's house; his hot water arrangements
SAD.718/6/9-15
Sir Lee Stack inspecting the troops, Khartoum
SAD.718/6/9
Col. L.K. Smith, Maj. F. Edwards and Maj. H.B. Forbes on horseback
SAD.718/6/10
G.A. Heinekey at Staff Offices, Khartoum. Marching past Col. Percy Smith, leading Brigade
SAD.718/6/11
Advancing in review order
SAD.718/6/12
The Sirdar on horseback
SAD.718/6/13,15
The Sirdar and staff on horseback
SAD.718/6/14
Col. Percy Smith on horseback
SAD.718/6/16-24
The Sultan's birthday parade at the Military School, Khartoum, Mar 1920
SAD.718/6/16
Guests at military school sports
SAD.718/6/17,19
Obstacle race
SAD.718/6/18
Sack race
SAD.718/6/20
Relay race v Gordon College; Military School won. G.A. Heinekey, N.R. Udal and Dands
SAD.718/6/21
N.R. (Duggie) Udal at the high jump. Sgt. Bransden, G.A. Heinekey, Muhammad Afandi
SAD.718/6/22
The robber band attacking the police
SAD.718/6/23
Robber band in possession of police post
SAD.718/6/24
Robber band and police post destroyed
SAD.718/6/25-28, SAD.718/7/1-5
Military School Camp at Kerreri, 1921-1922
SAD.718/6/25
G.A. Heinekey's staff: Muhammad Afandi, `Ali Afandi, Islam M.C., Ibrahim Afandi
SAD.718/6/26-27
Cadets
SAD.718/6/28
Machine gun section
SAD.718/7/1
Cadets making landing place for baggage on riverbank
SAD.718/7/2
Yuzbashi Hasan Afandi al-Zeidi M.C. Staff Officer, Military School
SAD.718/7/3
Cadets
SAD.718/7/5
Ibrahim Afandi in uniform
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Military School, Khartoum
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Cadets at lance drill with Sgt. Bransden
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High jump
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Sword and lance drill
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Military School scoring in football match
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Sword drill
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Football match: Military School versus Gordon College
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The Sirdar, G.B., M.W. Huish, C.C. Godwin, R.K.B. Walker
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L.K. [Smith?] inspecting cadets
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W.H. McCowan, G.B. and L.K. Smith inspecting cadets
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B.A. Forbes, L.K. Smith and G.B.
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Tea-party
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Horse racing, Abu Zabad and Khartoum
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Geoff Leacroft on ‘Barbarossa’
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Horses parading in the paddock
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‘Barbarossa’ as a yearling at Abu Zabad
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Trophy
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C.P. Fisher on ‘Barbarossa’
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Spectators in the paddock
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Roy Bardsley, the Sirdar, Maj. Forbes, Mrs Balfour and Mrs Hewins
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Spectators
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Paddock and back of stand
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General view of spectators in the paddock
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The tote
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Spectators
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The finish of a native race
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Col. C.E. Wilson's ‘Melik’ in the paddock before the Governor-General's Cup, Dec 1921
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Col. Spinks on ‘Melik’ after winning the Governor- General's Cup
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The start of the Governor-General's Cup, Dec 1921. L. to R.: Capt. S.C.U. Cunningham on 'Ghaffir', Capt D.H. Nicholson on ‘Boale-de-Neije’, Col. C.W. Spinks on ‘Melik’, Col. J.J.B. Tapley on 'Nessim', Mr. Couldrey on 'West Wind', Capt. C.P. Fisher on 'Chance' and Maj. S.S. Butler on 'Strategem'
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Col. C.E. Wilson's ‘Melik’ trained by G.A. HeinekeyB.
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S.C.U. Cunningham on Gardener's ‘K.N.’
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Capt. T. Menzies on ‘Optimist’
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G.C.R. Leacroft on General Sir Lee Stack's ‘Melik’
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C.P. Fisher on G.A. Heinekey's ‘Miniah’, going out to win its first race
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C.P. Fisher on Capt. G.W. Auten's ‘Jobber’
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Capt. G.C.R. Leacroft on ‘Isolde’
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M.W. (Markie) Huish on Major C.C. Godwin's ‘Rocket’
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Capt. Hackett's ‘Rumaihi’
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G.C.R. Leacroft on General Stack's ‘Garbeen’
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Capt. H.D. Wise's ‘Camouflage’
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A native owner rider
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G.A. Heinekey on ‘Miss Shamrock’ ready for the flat race, (14.2), Mar 1922
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Capt. R.H. Knowles on ‘Fil Fil Abu Shama’
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‘Fil Fil Abu Shama’ after winning race
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G.C.R. Leacroft on Capt. Campbell's ‘Nagi’
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‘Miss Shamrock’ (G.A. Heinekey up 14.2) winning 6 furlong race by 2 lengths
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G.C.R. Leacroft on Jock Campbell's ‘Nagi’
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Richardson on ‘Mabraka’ beating Menzies' ‘Optimist’ by a head
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Capt. MacCartney on horseback
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The Khartoum St. Leger (2 miles), Mar 1923
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Coming into the straight
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The start of the race
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Past the stands for the first time
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The finish
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Polo at Omdurman, 1922-1923
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F.G.A. Pinckney on horseback
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Mrs L.K. Smith presenting the Coldstream Guard Cup to Maj. Butler, Captain of the Gunner team
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Polo game
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Shendi polo team 1921-1922: J.W. Hornby, M.E. Dennis, F. M. Whitmore-Smith and T. Menzies
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Col L.K. Smith and G.A. Heinekey seated at table
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Mrs L.K. Smith and Maj. C.C. Godwin
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Native spectators
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Khartoum Polo Club gymkhana, Jan 1923
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Col L.K. Smith, P.K. on ‘Greymonk’, Gardner on ‘K.N.’, F.G.A. Pinckney on ‘Luck’
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Heavy weight polo pony class
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Polo ball race
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Jock Campbell, Miss Henderson and G.A. Heinekey
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F.G.A. Pinckney's ‘Luck’
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Removing saddles from polo ponies
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Children's race
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Mixed event
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Miss Pye Moore with pony and trap
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G.A. Heinekey on ‘Haramis’
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Pet dog parade. Col. Tapley, Miss Moore, Jock Garstin and Miss Percy Smith
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N.C.O.'s donkey derby
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Musical chairs, won by G.A. HeinekeyB. on ‘Haramis’
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R.C.B. competing; unknown woman standing with back to the camera
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C.B. competing in hack class
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Bending race
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Arab class
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The stands and enclosure at Khartoum Race Club
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Sudanese band
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Clerk of the course and Hon. Secretary G.C.R. (Geoff) Leacroft with G.A. Heinekey
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Geoff Leacroft, J.G. Morrogh-Bernard, Billy Williams and Jock Campbell
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John Going R.A.V.C.
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Myra Garcia in Cairo, May 1923
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Racing cup
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Handley Page Pegasus at Khartoum, the Sirdar and his staff in the foreground, 1922. On its return flight to Cairo, this machine crashed near Shendi with the loss of all the crew
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View of houses on the waterfront at Suakin
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Trophies won by 'Barbarossa'
6. Maps
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1918
Two sketch maps made by G.A. Heinekey and R. Davies on patrol in the Bahr el Arab region, with letters from R. Davies to G.A. Heinekey concerning details on the maps
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Sketch map made by G.A. Heinekey and R. Davies on patrol in the Bahr el Arab region
scale:   No scale
Size: 23 x 45 cm
Index terms
Manuscript maps
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Sketch map made by G.A. Heinekey and R. Davies on patrol in the Bahr el Arab region
scale:   1 to 250,000
Size: 80 x 27 cm
Index terms
Manuscript maps
7. Newspaper Cuttings
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1921 Feb 12
“Military School annual prize distribution” from the Sudan Times
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[c. 1923]
“Sudan notes” from The Sphinx (re G.A. Heinekey's departure from the Military School)
8. Printed Material
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1918
Special army order 15 May 1918 (including note of good services rendered by G.A. Heinekey in operations against the Lau Nuer) Egyptian Army, Khartoum 1918
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1918
Special War Office Gazette no. 22 (including mention of Order of the Nile, 4th class, for G.A. Heinekey in connection with operations against the Lau Nuer) (Egyptian War Office, 1918 )