The Isle of Ely Constabulary was the territorial police force responsible for law enforcement in the Isle of Ely area of Cambridgeshire from 1841-1965.
The force was merged with four other constabularies to form the Mid Anglia Constabulary on 1 April 1965.
1841-53: Captain Frederic Blagg Hampton[ 1]
1853-79: Captain John William Foster[ 2]
1879-1906: Lieutenant-Colonel William Brown-Ferris (died 14 April 1906)
1906-19: Captain John Harold Mander (appointed Chief Constable of Norfolk April 1916, continued to hold post in Isle of Ely until 1919)[ 3]
1919-30: Major William Richard Monyns Hartcup OBE (died 12 August 1930)[ 4] [ 5] [ 6]
1930-57: Captain J C T Rivett-Carnac MC (Chief Constable of Huntingdonshire and Isle of Ely)[ 7]
1957-65: Thomas Christopher Williams (Chief Constable of Huntingdonshire and Isle of Ely)[ 8]
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