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- First World War (1914-1918)
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TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF/ JOHN STUART WORTLEY/ BORN 1880. SON OF ARCHIBALD & ELEANOR STUART WORTLEY/ HE ENLISTED IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR AS A TROOPER/ AND AFTERWARDS WON A COMMISSION IN THE SCOTTISH HORSE/ FROM 1902 TO 1912 HE SERVED WITH THE NORTH NIGERIA AND 11TH/ SOUDANESE REGIMENTS & AS ADMINISTRATOR OF A LARGE TERRITORY IN/ THE SOUDAN. IN THE GREAT WAR HE WAS GIVEN COMMAND OF THE/ PUBLIC SCHOOLS CORPS 21ST ROYAL FUSILIERS & LATER OF A BATTA/ LION OF THE SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT WITH THE GREAT/ ER PART OF WHICH HE FELL AT BULLECOURT + MARCH 21 1918/ AH. THAT THE FLOWRE OF KNIGHTHOOD SHOULD BE DEAD
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