INDIAN MUTINY MEDAL-LUCKNOW AND RELIEF OF LUCKNOW-23RD ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS-ARMY LONG SERVICE AND GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL TO STONE 12TH FOOT-WOUNDED AT THE ALMA INDIAN MUTINY MEDAL-LUCKNOW AND RELIEF OF LUCKNOW-23RD ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS-ARMY LONG SERVICE AND GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL TO STONE 12TH FOOT-WOUNDED AT THE ALMA

INDIAN MUTINY MEDAL-LUCKNOW AND RELIEF OF LUCKNOW-23RD ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS-ARMY LONG SERVICE AND GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL TO STONE 12TH FOOT-WOUNDED AT THE ALMA

Indian Mutiny Medal, clasps: LUCKNOW/RELIEF OF LUCKNOW.
Named to: WM STONE 1ST BN.23RD R.W.FUSRS.
Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal(Victoria small letters),named to: 1843 PTE WILLM STONE 2ND BN.12TH FOOT.
William Stone was born in the parish of St Phillip and St.Jacob Without, Bristol,in 1837, and attested for the 23rd Regt. in 1853, aged 16 years.He is also entitled to the Crimea Medal with Alma and Sebastopol clasps,and the Turkish Crimea Medal.
He was wounded at the battle of the Alma,in the left shoulder and leg on 20th September 1854.He joined the 12th Foot in 1869,and was discharged in 1875,being unfit for further service.
Medals about very fine,or better the Mutiny with contact wear,
Comes with copied discharge papers,census returns

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