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FUR TAPPERHET LEALT/ JUNCTA TRIA IN UNO/ PRO VIRTUE BELLICH/ LIEPZIG WATERLOO/ ALMA INKERMAN/ IN MEMORY OF/ BRIGADIER GENERAL THOMAS FOX-STRANGWAYS K.C.B./ SECOND SON OF THE HON. AND REV. CHARLES FOX-STRANGWAYS/ BORN 28 DEC'R 1790. DIED 5 NOV'R 1854/ HE ENTERED THE ROYAL ARTILLERY 1806 AND DISTINGUISHED HIMSELF/ IN COMMAND OF THE ROCKET TROOP IN THE WAR OF LIBERATION IN GERMANY IN/ HOLSTEIN AND AT GEORDE AND ESPECIALLY AT THE BATTLE OF LEIPZIG AS WELL AS/ AFTERWARDS AT THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO WHERE HE WAS SEVERELY WOUNDED./ AFTER SERVING MANY YEARS WITH THE GREATEST CREDIT IN THE ROYAL HORSE/ ARTILLERY HE WAS APPOINTED BRIGADIER GENERAL IN COMMAND OF THE/ WHOLE ARTILLERY OF THE BRITISH ARMY IN THE CRIMEA AND THEREFORE CONTRIBUTED/ TO THE VICTORY OF THE ALMA 20 SEPTEMBER 1854./ MEETING AT LENGTH A GLORIOUS DEATH ON THE FIELD OF INKERMAN 5 NOVEMBER/ 1854 HE TERMINATED IN THE MOMENT OF VICTORY A CAREER OF NEARLY HALF/ A CENTURY SPENT IN HIS COUNTRY'S SERVICE COMBINING THE COURAGE OF A SOLDIER WITH THE FAITH AND VIRTUES OF THE/ CHRISTIAN. HE MARRIED IN THE YEAR 1833 SOPHIA ELDEST DAUGHTER OF BENJ'N HARENC ESQ. OF FOOTS/ CRAY PLACE IN KENT AND DIED LEAVING AN ONLY DAUGHTER SOPHIA BORN IN APRIL 1834.
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