Henry Moutray Jones McCance

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Captain Henry Moutray Jones McCance (1867–1937), of the 1st Battalion Royal Scots, lived in Canterbury for a time before retiring to Hythe where he died.[1]

Shelfmark W/A-3-1(1)
Holy Bible ... newly translated out of the original tongues, ... Appointed to be read in churches.
Oxford: 1697.
Inscription on verso of front free endpaper: George Augustus Haldane's Bible, Sunday June 12th 1796.
Presentation label on front free endpaper: presented by Captain H. McCance, 16 September 1924.
References
  1. ↑ http://www.nares.net/mccance/henry_mccance_1867.htm
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