A Waterloo Medal To The Royal Horse Artillery GTRexclude at the age of seventeen

at the age of seventeen and served as Ensign in the 54th Regiment during the Indian Mutiny

Fovargue took Varagian around to the Clyde

O'Donnell's Pilot's Flying Log Book (coded "R

and several times wounded when in command of the Colonial Militia in the Ashantee War of 1823-24

In 1925 he was awarded Württemberg’s Life-Saving medal

A Waterloo Medal To The Royal Horse Artillery GTRexclude at the age of seventeen(*JOHN GRANGER, GUNNER. ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY). Naming is officially impressed. With original ring suspension, very Fine. Accompanied by research from the national archives. Footnote: Private James Campbell is shown in LT. Colonel R. Bulls Troop. Granger was born approximately 1795 in Thorton, and attested March 17th 1813 at Hull, York for a period of 20 years. Granger served at Waterloo as well as 3 years, 5 months in France, the remainder in England