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This follows on from the recent Britains Greatest Battle poll where family member saw a sketch on National Army Museum web page.
Private Jenkins’s name was somehow left out of the Roll of Honour, and for more than 130 years his descendants have tried in vain to have his heroism recognised.
But they had no proof – until spotting a sketch of a ‘Private Jenkins’ by a Victorian war artist that was being used to illustrate a competition run by the National Army Museum.
Read more:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...mily-discover-war-sketch-130-years-later.html
Perhaps Britains might name a future figure after him (note he is kneeling in Lady Butlers painting)
Private Jenkins’s name was somehow left out of the Roll of Honour, and for more than 130 years his descendants have tried in vain to have his heroism recognised.
But they had no proof – until spotting a sketch of a ‘Private Jenkins’ by a Victorian war artist that was being used to illustrate a competition run by the National Army Museum.
Read more:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...mily-discover-war-sketch-130-years-later.html
Perhaps Britains might name a future figure after him (note he is kneeling in Lady Butlers painting)