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Scotland's Source Homepage Select a SOURCE ....find a Supplier Follow the IMAGES of SCOTLAND trail. ALL ABOUT SCOTLAND'S places of Interest LEISURE & TRAVEL Things to do...... ........Places to See FAMOUS SCOTS who have shaped the world as we know it today A little STORY... ...about SCOTLAND LINKS....to other Scottish sites. If you choose to go away, please come back another day ! Top 18½ reasons to use Firefox	*" Major WILLIAM CLUNES "* Oil on canvas 25 x 59 inches National Gallery of Scotland, Edinburgh. William Clunes is believed to have been a native of Sutherland. He joined the 50th (West Kent) foot regiment in 1790, and became a lieutenant in 1794 and a captain in 1787. From 1807 he served in the Peninsula under Sir John Moore. He was promoted major in July 1809 in the 54th (West Norfolk) regiment, the uniform of which he wears in the portrait. His name does not appear in the Army List after 1812. The portrait is therefore presumed to have been painted in the years 1809 to 1812. PORTRAIT GALLERY Paintings with known locations Paintings with unknown locations Help find these missing paintings, join the HUNT FOR RAEBURN ' S LOST PAINTINGS BOOKMARK THIS PAGE ! You can Contact the author with any comments, suggestions, questions, etc. This site is hosted by SCOTLAND'S SOURCE web site	Contact Us ODDS & ENDS of Information Find It All Here Index