Waterloo Medal 1815 Royal Scotts Auction Archive he was named to the

he was named to the Military Order of the Carabao

1 Canadian Corps of Signals

the Royal Naval Barracks at Chatham

where she joined the 7th Submarine Flotilla at Rothesay for Anti-Submarine Training with newly commissioned Escort ships

Waterloo Medal 1815 Royal Scotts Auction Archive he was named to the(*** JOS. WILSON, 3rd. BAT. 1st FOOT. Or R. SCOTS.). Naming is officially impressed. Contemporary, privately made bar suspension, minor contact marks, very fine. Accompanied by copies of his pay lists and discharge papers. Footnote: Joseph Wilson was born in Bedworth in the County of Warwick and enlisted at the age of nineteen in 1810 and served for five and half years in the Army. He was wounded in the thigh on June 16, 1815 at the Battle of Waterloo.