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William Surry green plaque

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This green commemorative plaque records: William Surry. 1827-1901. Lt Commander of the Royal Navy and chief officer of the gunboat HMS Redwing lived here at 129 Leith Walk. Recorded plaque organisation: Leith Walk Historical Trust.

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