Reference WMO/252656
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Marble
- New Zealand Wars (1843-1870)
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CAPTAIN ROBERT COKE GLOVER. H.M.14TH LIGHT INFANTRY, WHO FELL AT TAURANGA NEW ZEALAND ON THE 29TH APRIL 1864, AGED 33, IN THE ATTACK ON WHARANGI PAR ALSO CAPTIAN FREDERCK GUY EATON GLOVER, H.M. 43RD LIGHT INFANTRY; WHO DIED OF HIS WOUNDS RECEIVED IN THE SAME ATTACK, ON THE 1ST MAY 1864, AGED 26. SONS OF THE REVD E.A.GLOVER AND MARY HIS WIFE BELOVED AND REGRETTED BY ALL WHO KNEW THEM. THIS MEMORIAL TO THE CHIDREN OF HER DEAR AND ONLY SISTER IS ERECTED BY THEIR SORROWFUL AUNT ELIZABETH MARY HAWLEY "THE LORD GIVETH AND THE LORD TAKETHER AWAY BLESSED IS THE NAME OF THE LORD."
ROBERT COKE GLOVER FREDERICK GUY EATON GLOVER
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