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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, Vol.41 No.3 Autumn 2019, page 5. [Webmaster] 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. [129] Notes for Maria Of Carlisle, Cumberland UK [45] | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Person record last updated: 23 June 2023 |
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