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    Memorial

    Brevet-Major A B Thruston

    A B Thruston tablet

    Source: Gilmour Strang

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    Current Location

    St Paul's Cathedral, St Paul's Churchyard, City of London, City Of London, Greater London, EC4M 8AD, England

    OS Grid Reference

    TQ 32035 81148

    Denomination

    Church of England

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    Type of Memorial
    Board / Plaque / Tablet
    WMR Reference Number
    11756
    Description
    In the Crypt, Nelson Chamber east aisle, a wall panel. In the centre the white marble tablet with memorial inscription is set in a grey striated alabaster panel with florets at the corners. A striated brown alabaster frame with round columns and frieze carved with dentils and florets is surmounted by a large, shaped alabaster achievement with a white marble cartouche elaborately carved with armorial and military badges and medals. The apron, of white marble, is carved with a further inscription and insignia of bugles and coronets.
    Inscription
    In Memory of/ ARTHUR BLYFORD THRUSTON/ BREVET-MAJOR OXFORDSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY/ WHO SERVED WITH DISTINCTION IN THE UNYORO/ AND DONOLA EXPEDITIONS AND WHO AS A LAST/ SERVICE TO HIS COUNTRY, WHEN THE LIVES AND/ SUPREMACY OF THE ENGLISH IN UGANDA WERE IN/ PERIL, WENT SINGLE-HANDED TO ENDEAVOUR, BY/ HIS PERSONAL INTERVENTION, TO RECALL TO/ THEIR DUTY THE MUTINEERS OF THE UGANDA RIFLES/ BY WHOM HE WAS MURDERED AT FORT LUBWA'S/ EAST AFRICA OCTOBER 19th 1897/ AETAT 32
    War
    Military Service

    Components

    Tablet

    Height: 1200mm.

    Width: 7350mm

    Depth: 140mm.


    Made from: Alabaster, Marble - White


    Condition: Good


    • ST PAUL'S CATHEDRAL by BURMAN, PETER P. 141 Source: Image Library NIWM
    • St Paul's Cathedral Inventory Inv. No.2341