Reference WMO/167833
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Marble
- Indian Mutiny (1857-1858)
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SACRED/ TO THE/ MEMORY OF/ CHARLES JAMES SALMOND/ CAPTAIN 7TH BENGAL CAVALRY/ ELDEST SON OF/ JAMES AND EMMA ISABELLA SALMOND/ OF WATERFOOT IN THIS PARISH/ BORN AT NOTTINGHAM 11TH NOVEMBER 1833/ OF CONSPICUOUS GALLANTRY AND INCESSANTLY/ ENGAGED DURING THE INDIAN MUTINY OF 1857/ PRESENT AT THE BATTLES OF AGRA AND/ CAWNPORE AND AT THE RELIEF OF/ LUCKNOW UNDER SIR COLIN CAMPBELL/ BY WHOM ON THAT OCCASION HE WAS HONOURABLY/ MENTIONED. FIVE TIMES PREVIOUSLY WOUNDED/ HE FELL AT CAWNPORE WHILE ACTING AS/ AIDE DE CAMP/ TO SIR JAMES HOPE GRANT KCB ON THE/ NIGHT OF THE VICTORY OF THE 6TH DEC 1857/ HIS SORROWING PARENTS ERECT/ THIS MEMORIAL TO THEIR BELOVED GALLANT/ AND AFFECTIONATE SON
Charles James Salmond
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