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Historic image of the war memorial in previous location (see comments) - Taken by Unknown (can ammend if info received) 01 Jan 1920
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Holmer War Memorial - Taken by David Williams - passed to WMT 19 Sep 2013
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Word on one section of Holmer WM - Taken by David Williams - passed to WMT 19 Sep 2013
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Apparent damage to one corner of the WM - Taken by David Williams-passed to WMT 04 Oct 2013
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Words on WM on lower step - Taken by David Williams - passed to WMT 04 Oct 2013
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Words on lower step of WM - Taken by David Williams - passed to WMT 04 Oct 2013
Reference WMO/151049
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- First World War (1914-1918)
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To Holmer men of glorious memory who gave their lives for King and country. [Names]. Live thou for England as we for England died. Grant them O Lord eternal rest and peace. On lowers stones: Lord God of Hosts be with us. Yet lest we forget - lest we forget. Live now for England as we for England died.
Arthur Jones, Edward H Jones, Geoffrey Jones, Herbert Jones, Walter Jones, Walter Knight, George Lamputt, Albert G Lawson, Ronald C Legge, William Male, Charles Meredith, Joseph Milman, Frederick Moore, Barry CJ Morris, James Murch, William C Owens, Charles E Perkins, Wilfred J Powell, Arthur K Preece, Ernest J Preece, Samuel C Preece, Richard Probert, W George Pye, Frank Pymble, Ernest C Rouse, John. Skinner, Leonard M Skyrme, Albert Smith, Ivor T Smith, Joseph Sockett, Arthur S Staite, Albert Stephens, Harold Tanswell, A William Thomas, C Victor Townsend, Francis H Tuke, William Tyler, Reginald Walker, Alfred Matthews, Henry S Sayle /// Gerald J Badham, Charles J Barton, Herbert Bascombe, Wilfred E Bezant, William T Clarke, William Colborn, Herbert Coleman, Henry J Daw, Luther A Dawes, William C D Drew, Edwin Emery, Joseph Evans, Percy Farmer, Charles Finch ///// Albert J Fleetwood, William Fleetwood, Levi Giles, S Gordon Girling, Cyril Groom, James Griffiths, Henry Harrison, William R Hill, George E Holt, James C Howard, Ernest Jinks, William H Johnson.
Grade II (England)
1441039
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