Reference WMO/141987
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- Second World War (1939-1945)
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ST MARY / CHIDDINGSTONE / WE REMEMBER BEFORE THEE, O LORD, / AND ENTRUST TO THY KEEPING, THOSE / FROM THIS PARISH WHO IN TWO WARS / HAVE DIED IN DEFENCE OF / JUSTICE AND FREEDOM. / IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918/[names]/ They shall grow not old as we that are left grow old, / Age shall not weary them, nor the tears condemn. / At the going down of the sun and in the morning / We will remember them. Bottom right-hand corner - VIOLET WILSON 1948 - in red ink
Captain Harold Whitaker - The Rifle Brigade Able Seaman Ernest Chandler - Royal Navy Sapper Harry Cooper - Royal Engineers Private Albert Huntley - The Queen's Royal Regiment (West Surrey) Sapper Sidney Marchant - Royal Engineers Captain Geoffrey Gunnis M. C. - Grenadier Guards Guardsman Ernest Huntley - Grenadier Guards Private George Huntley - The Machine Gun Corps Private Walter Smith - The Queen's Royal Regiment (West Surrey) Fusilier Robert Wallis M. M. - The Royal Fusiliers 2/Lieut. Gerald Milburn - The East Surrey Regiment L/Corporal Harry Coulstock - The East Surrey Regiment L/Corporal William Whitelaw - The Royal Sussex Regiment Private James Venn - The Royal Sussex Regiment Private Leonard Knight - The Dorsetshire Regiment Private Charles Denton - The Welch Regiment Private Percy Everest - The Essex Regiment Private Francis Childs - The Sherwood Foresters Sergeant George Brown - The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment L/Corporal Charles Coomber - The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment Sergeant Harry Hundlebury - The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment L/Corporal Fred Card - The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment Sergeant William Coomber M. M. - The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment Private Ernest Coulstock - The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment Private Ernest Smith - The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment 2/Lieut. John Grahame Stewart - The King's Royal Rifle Corps Sergeant William Golder - The King's Royal Rifle Corps Private George Inkpen - The Durham Light Infantry Private Alec Theobald - The Gordon Highlanders Lieutenant Trevor Whitaker - Royal Navy Sergeant Frank Sando M. M. - The Rifle Brigade Driver Harry Yeoman - Royal Army Service Corps (Mechanical Transport) Sapper Sidney Huntley - Royal Engineers Private James Pryke - Royal Army Medical Corps Private Reginald Medhurst - Australian Imperial Forces AND IN THE WORLD WAR / 1939-1946 Able Seaman Lewis Leigh - Royal Navy Captain Edmund Meade-Waldo - Royal Army Medical Corps Sergeant Robert Swaffer - Royal Air Force Private Harold Boakes - The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment Sergeant William Whalley - Royal Air Force Samuel Chapman - Civilian
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