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Captain John Shipp headstone brass plaque - Taken by Brian Fare 20 Jul 2019
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Captain John Shipp headstone - Taken by Brian Fare 20 Jul 2019
Reference WMO/265448
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Headstone: IN MEMORY OF / CAP JOHN SHIPP/ LATE OF THE 23RD LD / WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE / 29TH NOVEMBER 1834 AGED 71 / THIS IS THE LAST TOKEN OF RESPECT / SHOWN BY A LOVING WIFE / TO A VERY DEVOTED / AND AFFECTIONATE HUSBAND / AND FATHER Brass Plaque HEADSTONE OF CAPTAIN JOHN SHIPP / 1763 - 1834 / ATTENDED THE ROYAL VETERINARY COLLEGE LONDON / JOINED 11 LIGHT DRAGOONS 25 JUNE 1796 / THE FIRST VETERINARY SURGEON TO JOIN THE BRITISH ARMY / SERVED WITH 11 LD AT THE BATTLE OF BERGEN / AND WITH 23 LD AT THE BATTLE OF TALEVERA AND WATERLOO / BURIED IN WEST HACKNEY PARISH CHURCH 8 DECEMBER 1834 / HEADSTONE MOVED TO ALDERSHOT 1988 / AND MELTON MOWBRAY 2006.
Captain John Shipp
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