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Lt. Maximilian Dudley Digges Dalison-Board/Plaque/Tablet

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Conflict Commemorated:Suakin Expedition

Address:St Hybald

Parish:Hibaldstow

Type of Memorial:Board/Plaque/Tablet

Materials Used:Brass

Description:A brass plaque underneath a wooden cross. The plaque is oblong in shape but with the corners cut across.

Inscription:IN MEMORY OF/ MAXIMILIAN DUDLEY DIGGES DALISON/ LIEUT SCOTS GUARDS/ AGED 33 YEARS/ WHO FELL AT HIS POST AT HASHEEN/ MARCH 20TH 1885/ THY WILL BE DONE O LORD

Notes:UKNIWM Ref: 51731

Sources Used:Charles Anderson

Photograph Credits:Charles Anderson

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