Soldiers memorial - Princetown churchyard

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Soldiers memorial - Princetown churchyard

Image: © Sarah Smith Taken: 14 Dec 2010

The memorial, which is difficult to read, is to three valiant soldiers of the 7th Royal Fusiliers who never returned to duty at Dartmoor prison having lost their lives in a snowdrift up on the moor. They were all in their early twenties. This happened on 12 February 1833. Flowers are still placed near the stone.

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