Reference WMO/284633
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Marble
- American Revolution (1775-1783)
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Upper plinth: SACRED TO THE MEMORY/OF/MAJOR JOHN ANDRÉ,/WHO RAISED BY HIS MERIT AT AN EARLY PERIOD OF LIFE TO THE RANK OF ADJUTANT GENERAL/OF THE BRITISH FORCES IN AMERICA,/AND EMPLOYED IN AN IMPORTANT BUT HAZARDOUS ENTERPRISE/FELL A SACRIFICE TO HIS ZEAL FOR HIS KING AND COUNTRY/ON THE 2ND OF OCTOBER AD 1780/AGED 29,/UNIVERSALLY BELOVED AND ESTEEMED BY THE ARMY IN WHICH HE SERVED/AND LAMENTED EVEN BY HIS/FOES./HIS GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN KING GEORGE THE THIRD/HAS CAUSED THIS MONUMENT/TO BE ERECTED. Lower plinth: THE REMAINS OF MAJOR JOHN ANDRÉ/WERE ON TH HE 10TH OF AUGUST, REMOVED FROM TAPPAN,/BY JAMES BUCHANAN ESQR/HIS MAJESTY'S CONSUL AT NEW YORK,/UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS/THE DUKE OF YORK,/AND, WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE DEAN AND CHAPTER,/FINALLY DEPOSITED IN A GRAVE/CONTIGUOUS TO THIS MONUMENT,/ON THE 28TH OF NOVEMBER 1821. Grave Marker: MAJOR ANDRÉ
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