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Plaque - Taken by National Trust/Judy Herbert 28 Apr 2014
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Regimental standard - Taken by National Trust/Judy Herbert 28 Apr 2014
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Regimental standard with plaque in background - Taken by National Trust/Judy Herbert 28 Apr 2014
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Lt Hon W R Wyndham - Taken by Mr C E Moreton 11 Oct 2020
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Lt Hon W R Wyndham - no regimental standars - Taken by Mr C E Moreton 11 Oct 2020
Reference WMO/175178
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[standard hung on flagpole] DETTINGEN. PENINSULA. WATERLOO. TEL.EL.KEBIR. EGYPT. 1882 / RELIEF OF KIMBERLEY. PAARDEBERG. SOUTH AFRICA. 1899-1900. / MONS. LE CATEAU. MARNE. 1914. AISNE 1914. MESSINES. 1914. / YPRES. 1914 ’15 ’17. SOMME 1916. ARRAS. 1917’ 18. / PASSCHENDALE. FRANCE AND FLANDERS. 1914-18; [plaque on wall next to the standard] This Sovereign’s Standard of the Life-Guards was placed here / with the permission of Queen Elizabeth II. 24 July 1955 / by Colonel the Honourable Edward Wyndham D.S.O. / & Colonel the Honourable Humphrey Wyndham M.C. / some time Commanding Officers of the Regiment. / Also in the Life-Guards served Henry second Lord / Leconfield, his sons Charles third Lord Leconfield & the / Honourable Reginald Wyndham, who was killed / at the first Battle of Ypres, & Humphrey’s son Michael.
Reginald Wyndham (died 6 November 1914, reached rank of Lieut) Edward Wyndham (served First World War, survived) Humphrey Wyndham (served First World War, survived) Henry Wyndham (1830-1901, reached rank of Capt) Michael Wyndham (1929-2013, reached rank of Capt) Charles Wyndham (1872-1952, reached rank of Lieut)
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