Rye

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Reference WMO/106976

Address:

St Mary's Church

Church Square

Rye

TN31 7HF

England

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Status: On original site
Type: Freestanding
Location: External
Setting: Within a garden/park/churchyard/enclosure/Marketplace
Description: CWGC style Cross of Sacrifice
Materials:
  • Stone Portland stone
Lettering: Incised
Conflicts:
  • First World War (1914-1918)
  • Second World War (1939-1945)
  • Gulf Conflict (1990-1991)
  • Iraq (2003-2009)
About the memorial: A CWGC-style cross for the town of Rye, located outside St Mary's Church. First dedicated 19th October 1919, with additions for later conflicts. For research on the names, see the Rye RBL and Sussex Roll of Honour in the Links. Rye RBL also hold a video of all faces of the memorial as a record in the event of damage.
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[WW1 names] / In memory of the Officers and Men from Rye who gave their lives in the Great War MCMXIV-MCMXIX / Their name liveth for evermore / Also to those who fell in the 1939 1945 war / [WW2 names] / The Gulf War / Fus. S. T. Satchell / killed on active service / 26th February 1991 / Iraq / 4th Battalion The Rifles / Corporal John Rigby / killed in action 22 June 2007

[WW1] J. Adams, A. Ades, J. S. Aitken, H. N. Allen, P. Allen, F. Ashenden, G. Acell, S. Axell, W. H. Axell, F. S. W. Bagot, J. W. H. Baker, A. Barnes, W. Bayley, W. Bennett, H. Blackhall, J. S. G. Blackman, D. Bone, G. T. Boreham, W. Bourne, A. G. Brackpool, J. Bray, G. Brazil, J. Brazil, A. Breeds, A. Britt, W. Britt, H. Booman, W. A. Bull, H. Buss, J. A. Buss, E. Butchers, W. Care, G. Cantler, F. Chilton, C. G. Clark, P. Clark, H. T. S. Cole, W. H. K. Colebrooke, W. W. Couldrey, H. Curd, W. Curd, T. E. Dungate, J. Dunk, A. J. Dunk, A. F. Dunster, W. Eldridge, D. G. Elliott, E. W. Elliott, F. A. R. Elliott, G. Fellows, W. J. Foord, G. Fowle, R. Fowle, A. H. G. Gladwish, A. Golden, H. W. Goodwin, A. J. Harman, A. A. Heasman, F. B. Heasman, W. Hicks, Jas. Hilder, John Hilder, P. E. Hoad, F. Holdstock, F. Hook F. V. Hook, W. G. Hook, A. Huggett, G. Huggett, F. C. Humphreys, G. H. Humphreys, A. M. Jameson, J. B. Jameson, C. Jarrett, F. Jarrett, W. Jarrett, W. H. Jempson, A. W. Jewhurst, A. S. Jones, B. V. Jones, C. J. Jordan, G. H. Jordan, A. Joy, H. Judge, H. Kennnard, F. Kimpton, P. Larkin, H. H. Laurence, F. G. Leadbeatter, M. C. H. Lloyd, P. Luck, S. Magrath, W. J. Marsh, A. Martin, T. Martin, G. W. McKenzie, W. J. Mittell, F. Mushett, W. J. Neve, R. F. Page, W. Page, H. G. Payne, W. Peplow, G. Perrin, F. Phillips, W. G. Phillips, A. G. Pierce, G. T. Pope, H. Pope, A. E. Pullinger, R. Relf, B. Rhodes, G. Rhodes, H. Riddle, G. Sargent, W. Sexton, P. Sherwood, V. A. Sims, D. Smith, E. M. Smith, F. Smith, T. H. Stocks, H. G. Sutton, T. Swaine, L. W. Taylor, W. R. Temple, N. Thorpe, C. Tiltman, E. Tiltman, H. Tiltman, W. T. Tiltman, W. E. Tiltman, J. Tomsett, J. P. Trotter, A. T. Twort, F. A. Walker, H. G. Waters, F. Webb, C. J. Weeks, F. Welfare, A. E. Weller, C. H. Weller, H. T. Wickersham, A. Wood, S. Wood [WW2] F. Apps, F. T. Birchall, G. F. Brett, A. J. Burton, E. C. Cloute, C. E. Colling, A. G. Deeprose, A. J. Deeprose, D. B. Dennis, G. T. Dennis, H. E. Dunster, L. Edwards, W. Edwards, P. A. F. Elliott, J. E. Fautley, R. E. Giles, J. W. Hall, A. L. Harrison, F. Hatter, F. G. S. Hedgler, F. G. Hobbs, H. F. Hobbs, F. A Kirby, W. Longley, E. J. Martin, T. Montague, R. S. Morford, J. Newton, C. T. Payne, R. B. Penfold, J. Perry, A. C. Pope, R. A. Sellman, R. M. P Skinner, A. F. Smith, J. T. Smith, H. Booth, W. J. Southerden, A. H. Tiltman, F. G. Whitnall, G. Axell (Mrs), M. J. Barham (Mrs), F. Bumstead (Mrs), G. Bumstead, J. H. Bumstead, E. D. F. Castle, E. Clark (Mrs), N. C. Firrell, W. B. Hacking [Iraq] John Rigby [The Gulf War] S. T. Satchell

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