Reference WMO/266002
Edit memorial name, location & address- Metal Brass
- Unknown Unknown
- Boxer Rebellion (1900-1901)
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TO THE GLORY OF GOD. IN LOVING MEMORY OF COMMANDER PHILIP NITHSDALE WRIGHT RN, BORN 3RD FEB, 1871 DIED 27TH JUNE, 1901 IN CONSEQUENCE OF A WOUND RECEIVED ON THE 19TH JUNE, 1900, DURING THE SIEGE OF TIENTSIN, CHINA. TO HIS ORGANIZATION OF THE WHOLE DEFENCE, AND TO HIS EXERTIONS THE SAFETY OF THE TOWN WAS LARGELY DUE. "ERECTED BY HIS SORROWING FATHER". "FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING, LEAVE ME NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING"
Commander Philip Nithsdale Wright
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