Reference WMO/138117
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Marble
- Revolutionary/Napoleonic (1792-1815)
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Sacred to the Memory of The gallant LIEUTENANT COLONEL COLLIER Of the Coldstream Guards Who died on the 10th of May 1814 of the severe wounds he received In the dreadful Sortie of the French from Bayonne. He was an Officer universally beloved by the Soldiers. And esteemd by his Brother Officers for his unremitting Attention, Zeal And Courage in the course of 14 Years distinguished Service with the Guards In Egypt, Germany, Denmark, Portugal, Spain and France. He was the eldest son of the late Admiral Sir G. Collier by his wife Elizth Fryer And Godson and Great Nephew of the late Benjamin Collier, Esq. Of Groton Place in the County of Suffolk. This small Tribute to his Memory so inestimably dear and valued His ever affectionate and afflicted Mother dedicates to her darling Son. Taken from her in the Prime of Life and Glory. At the age of 31 Years.
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