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St. Iberius Church, Wexford, County Wexford, Ireland English: Relief of the memorial dedicated to Edward Percival. From the inscription below: Sacred to the Memory of Mt Edward Percival, Late Masters Mate in the Royal Navy Who Fell Gallantly fighting his Country's Cause In an attack upon an Enemy of far Superior Force, in a Boat belonging to his Majesties Frigate Havannah Captain Honble George Cadogan on the 6th January 1813 on the Coast of Istria in the Adriatic Aged 21 Years. His amiable Heart and Noble Disposition secured him the Esteem and Friendship of all who knew him. Whilst his Public Conduct ever Intitled him to the approbiation of those Officers with whom he served In testimony whereof The Captain and Officers of the Havannah have Caused this Monument to be Erected to his Memory as a Sincere Tribute to Departed Worth as well as of their admiration of the Heroic Manner in which He fell. Intered on Brioni. |
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| Author | Andreas F. Borchert |
| Reference | 2012/19632 |
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