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Almondbury War Memorial - Taken by Paul Charlesworth 26 Aug 2013
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Almondbury War Memorial, WW1 names (1 of 5) - Taken by Paul Charlesworth 26 Aug 2013
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Almondbury War Memorial, WW1 names (2 of 5) - Taken by Paul Charlesworth 26 Aug 2013
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Almondbury War Memorial, WW1 names (3 of 5) - Taken by Paul Charlesworth 26 Aug 2013
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Almondbury War Memorial, WW1 names (4 of 5) - Taken by Paul Charlesworth 26 Aug 2013
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Almondbury War Memorial, WW1 names (5 of 5) - Taken by Paul Charlesworth 26 Aug 2013
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Almondbury War Memorial, WW2 names (1 of 2) - Taken by Paul Charlesworth 26 Aug 2013
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Almondbury War Memorial, WW2 names (2 of 2) - Taken by Paul Charlesworth 26 Aug 2013
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Almondbury War Memorial, other names - Taken by Paul Charlesworth 26 Aug 2013
Reference WMO/132445
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Limestone
- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
- Afghanistan (2001 -)
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1914 - 1919 Remember the men of Almondbury / Who died for King and Country 1939 - 1945 / (base of the cross) Rest Eternal Grant Them Lord
(1914-1919 Plaque No 1) Noah Ambler, Arthur Armitage, Willie Armitage, Lawrence Bailey, Ernest Balmforth, Harry Barrowclough, Basil H.E. Beadon, Percy Benson, James F. Booth, Oliver Booth, Joe Boothroyd, Thomas Boothroyd, Stanley Broadbent, William M. Brook, Tom Burkitt, Walter E. Cawthra, Arthur Chaloner, Ernest A. Chambers, Jas. W. Cliffe, Chas. Hy. Cocker, Friend Cocker / (1914-1919 Plaque No 2) James Dawson, Vincent Dawson, Thomas Deakin, Ernest Dearnley, Albert Dodsworth, Reynold Donkersley, Harold F. Dyson, Albert E. Eastwood, George H. Eastwood, Harry Field, Frederick W. Flinton, Thomas Flinton, Norman Fox, Peter Galvin, Ernest Haigh, Jack Hannah, Victor Hardy, Wilfred Hardy, Fred Hargreaves, Sam Hepworth, Wilfred Hirst, Joe W. Ewing / (1914-1919 Plaque No 3) Chas. A.W. Hill, H. Hodgson, Philip E. Holdsworth, Stanley Holland, Arthur Holt, Harry Hoyle, Thomas Hyde, George H. Inman, Ernest Kaye, Harold Keighley, P. Kennedy, Fred Knight, Herbert Knight, Wm. Hy. Leigh, Frederick Levett, Frank J. Lister, William Lockwood, William Lodge, J.E. Lunn, Herbert Milnes, Joah Milnes / (1914-1919 Plaque No 4) Stanley Milnes, Geo. H. Mitchell, Ernest Murphy, Thomas Netherwood, Wilfred Noble, Cecil Pickering, Jos. Hy. Pickering, Edgar Pooley, Willie Poppleton, Norman Rainbird, Charles R. Ramsden, Frank Rawlinson, Friend Raynor, Leonard Roebuck, Frank L. Rowe, Chris. E. Routledge, Frank Schofield, F.H. Schofield, Frank Shaw, Freddie Shaw, Frank Sheard / (1914-1919 Plaque No 5) Harry Shirtcliffe, Oliver Short, Albert Smith, R.T. Stocks, Arthur Sykes, Ernest Sykes, Frank Sykes, George Sykes, Jas. Hy. Sykes, James Sykes, John Sykes, Ronald Sykes, John L. Tebb, Gilbert K. Thornton, H. Ward, George Williamson, Arthur Wilson, Joe Womack, James Womersley, Harry Wood, James W. Woodhead, Thos. E.N. Wright, Arthur Wood / (1939-1945 Plaque No 1) John Ainley, Trevor Batley, Kenneth Benson, Donald Booth, Eric Booth, Tom Bower, George H. Brook, George Briggs, Geoffrey F Balmforth, Norman Beaumont, Herbert Cockhill, Dennis Firth, Wilfred Fisher, Trevor Fountain, Frederick Green, Raymond Green, Frank Haigh, Harry Hampshire, Jack Hallas, Ernest Hepworth, James A. Hill, Owen E. Hulme, Harry Jackson / (1939-1945 Plaque No 2) Edmund V. Lowe, Frank Morley, J.W. Moss, Eric C. North, William North, Leslie Pickering, Patrick Pollock, Betty Prince, James Rattigan, Frank C. Snowden, Geoffrey Stead, George F. Stokes, Alfred Sykes, Frank Sykes, Jack Swann, Daniel Simpson, Eric Thewlis, Jack Thompson, Charles Thornton, Roy Thorpe, William White, Norman Whitehead, Edward Whittell / (Other Conflicts Plaque) Lisa Head
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