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Greek Orthodox Church of St Andrew
(Former St Saviour C of E)
St Elfride's Road
Torre
Torquay
TQ2 5SG
England
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To the memory of Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Dashwood K.C.B and Knight Grand Cross of the Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword. After serving his country for sixty eight years, being present in the battles of 12th April 1781 and 12th June 1794 under Lords Rooney & Howe and having otherwise repeatedly engaged with the enemy during his active service at sea he died at Torquay September 21st aged 83 years. Most deeply regretted by his widow and family. Also in memory of Francis Dashwood, Captain in the Horse Artillery,3rd son of the above who died of wounds received at the Battle of Moodkee on the Sutlej December 21st 1845 aged 40 years. (exact spacing unknown)
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