File:Memorial to Sir Octavius Carey in Town Church, Guernsey.jpg
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English: Major General Sir Octavius Carey C.B. K.C.H., eighth son of the late John Carey Esq, much respected jurat of the Royal Court of this island
Served with distinction during the late war on the western coast of Spain, and closed an honourable career of 44 years service while in command of the Cork District on the 13th of March 1844 aged 58 |
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