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Punjab 1848-49, 2 clasps, Chilianwala, Goojerat (Capt: F. C. Marsden. 29th. Beng. N.I.)...
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Punjab 1848-49, 2 clasps, Chilianwala, Goojerat (Capt: F. C. Marsden. 29th. Beng. N.I.) slight contact marks, very fine £600-£800 --- C.B. London Gazette ,18 May 1860. Frederick Carleton Marsden, the eldest son of Captain James Marsden, 7th Dragoons, was born on 15 December 1803. An Officer Cadet in 1824, he was commissioned as an Ensign into the 29th Native Infantry in March 1825, and later advanced Captain in December 1844 before his Appointment as Deputy Commissioner of the Punjab in April 1849, Multan Division in 1851, Jhelum Division in 1855. Further advanced Major in March 1855, he retired with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in June 1857 before his appointment as Deputy Commissioner of Ferozepore, for which he was appointed C.B. in 1860. Additionally entitled to an Indian Mutiny Medal, no clasp, he died in 1889. Sold with copied London Gazette entry and copied research, and a British Library Imaging Services CD-ROM containing personal diary details of his time spent in the Punjab.
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Punjab 1848-49, 2 clasps, Chilianwala, Goojerat (Capt: F. C. Marsden. 29th. Beng. N.I.) slight contact marks, very fine £600-£800 --- C.B. London Gazette ,18 May 1860. Frederick Carleton Marsden, the eldest son of Captain James Marsden, 7th Dragoons, was born on 15 December 1803. An Officer Cadet in 1824, he was commissioned as an Ensign into the 29th Native Infantry in March 1825, and later advanced Captain in December 1844 before his Appointment as Deputy Commissioner of the Punjab in April 1849, Multan Division in 1851, Jhelum Division in 1855. Further advanced Major in March 1855, he retired with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in June 1857 before his appointment as Deputy Commissioner of Ferozepore, for which he was appointed C.B. in 1860. Additionally entitled to an Indian Mutiny Medal, no clasp, he died in 1889. Sold with copied London Gazette entry and copied research, and a British Library Imaging Services CD-ROM containing personal diary details of his time spent in the Punjab.
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