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Memorial to Lt. KIDD R.N., St. Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh. - Taken by Fergy Campbell 23 Jul 2019
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Detail, Memorial to Lt. KIDD R.N., St. Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh. - Taken by Fergy Campbell 23 Jul 2019
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Detail, Memorial to Lt. KIDD R.N., St. Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh. - Taken by Fergy Campbell 23 Jul 2019
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Detail, Memorial to Lt. KIDD R.N., St. Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh. - Taken by Fergy Campbell 23 Jul 2019
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Lt T Kidd - Taken by Andreas F Borchert for https://commons.wikimedia.org/ 05 Sep 2019
Reference WMO/265302
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Marble
- Crimean War (1853-1856)
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SEBASTAPOL / Sacred to the memory of / THOMAS OSBORNE KIDD R.N. / Lieut. of H. M. Ship Albion / (son of Joseph Kidd Esqre. and Mary Anna his wife,) / who fell pierced by a rifle ball whilst serving in the Naval Brigade, before Sebastopol, / in the attack on the 18th June 1855, / aged 24 years. / The circumstances of his death are thus detailed in the official dispatch / from Captain Sir Stephen Lushington R.N. to Rear Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons G.C.B. / “It is with extreme regret I have to report the death of Lieut. Kidd who fell on the 18th inst. / After bringing the remains of his party safely into the trenches, / he again returned to the open to recover some wounded men, and in this gallant act of devotion to his duty, / he was shot through the body by a rifle ball, and died shortly after reaching the camp. / Lieut. Kidd was an honour to the brigade, / and Her Majesty’s service has lost one of its most promising young officers”. This monument is erected by the inhabitants of Armagh, to record their grief for his early death, / and their admiration of the last act of his brief but distinguished career.
Thomas Osborne KIDD.
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