Reference WMO/209604
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Marble
- Revolutionary/Napoleonic (1792-1815)
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THIS TABLET IS ERECTED IN MEMORY OF/ COLONEL HOLMAN CUSTANCE./ (ELDEST SON OF WILLIAM AND MARTHA CUSTANCE)/ HE SERVED MANY YEARS IN THE 50TH REGT, OF FOOT,/ AND WITH THAT REGIMENT JOINED THE WALCHEREN EXPEDITION./ AND ALSO SERVED IN THE PENINSULA WAR,/ WHERE HE WAS ENGAGED IN MANY OF THE PRINCIPAL BATTLES/, AND ALSO MINOR AFFAIRS AND WAS SEVERELY WOUNDED./ HE SUBSEQUENTLY COMMANDED THE 9TH AND 10TH REGIMENTS OF FOOT,/ AND LASTLY WAS APPOINTED/ COMMANDANT OF THE MILITARY DEPOT/ AT PARKHURST BARRACKS, IN THE ISLE OF WIGHT./ HE DIED AT EDINBURGH, ON THE 4TH DAY OF OCTOBER 1850,/ AND LIES BURIED THERE IN THE CHURCHYARD/ OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF ST. JOHN.
HOLMAN CUSTANCE
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