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Notes for James ROBERTSHAW James Robertshaw is the only Bollington resident that we know of who fought at the Battle of Waterloo. He was remembered at a short ceremony at his graveside in St John's churchyard on the 200th anniversary of the battle, 19th June 2016. [Webmaster] A detailed history of James Robertshaw’s life has been researched and
written by Ian Walker and published in The Waterloo Journal by
The Waterloo Association Of Howarth, Yorkshire UK. Moved to Northamptonshire and became a cordwainer (boot maker). Enlisted with the First Regiment of Footguards in December 1813. Grave inscription: He served his country faithfully on the field of Waterloo, when many of his brave companions in arms fell around him. James is featured in the
Waterloo Medal List Notes for Maria Of Carlisle, Cumberland UK [45] | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Person record last updated: 23 May 2025 |
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