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Colonel Sir Henry Walton Ellis died.
Submitted by Wagg on Thu, 17/12/2009 - 20:01.
Tuesday, 20 June 1815
On the 20th of June 1815 aged 32 Colonel Sir Henry Walton Ellis of the 23rd Regt, [Royal Welsh Fusiliers] died.
The Colonel had been shot in the chest on the 18th and left the field severly wounded. On the 19th the hovel that he was recovering in caught fire. Although Assistant Surgeon Munro rescued him from the flames the Colonel sadly died. He was buried on 'the mound of the only windmill in Braine l'Alleud.'
