Reference WMO/137504
Edit memorial name, location & addressCan you help?
We are seeking a condition survey and photographs of this war memorial to be added to this record. We would like to make an assessment of the current condition of this war memorial and, if necessary, take any appropriate action. Can you help?
- Stone Stone (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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In memory of the men who fell in the Great War A.D. 1914-1918.1915. L.Cpl. Albert Craddock, East Lancs. Captain Vere De Hoghton, Lincolns. Private Ambrose Marginson, L.N.Lancs. 1916. Private Bushby Graham, W.Rid.Reg. 1917. Private John Kerr, Welsh Reg. Private William Trinder, Welsh Reg. 1918. Bombardier Thomas Clayton, M.M. R.G.A. Private Thomas Hooper, L.N. Lancs. 1918. Private James S. Robinson, M.G.Corps. Private Frank Rushton, South Staffs. Driver George H. Salisbury, R.F.A. Gunner Fred W.W. Schofield, R.F.A. Private John L. Vogwill, R.A.M.C. Private Herbert Wadsworth, E.Surrey. 1919. Private Thomas E.Farnworth, R.A.M.C. Driver John F. Brennan R.F.A. died of wounds 1923. And in memory of the men of Hoghton who fell in the Second World War A.D. 1939-1945. Sgt.Pilot James Harrison R.A.F. Gunner Harold R. Wignall R.A. Private Thomas Cunningham L.Fusiliers. They died that we might live in freedom
Grade II (England)
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