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The Glyn memorial situated in the middle opf the junction - Taken by Ray Spence 04 Sep 2013
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Inscription on the Glynb War Memorial - Taken by Ray Spence 04 Sep 2013
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Glynn obelisk - Taken by © David Dixon - geograph.org.uk/p/5757015 28 Sep 2017
Reference WMO/150098
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- First World War (1914-1918)
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“All ye who pass by remember with gratitude the men of Glynn, Maghermorne, and Raloo, who fell in the Great War.”
Robert Bodles, A.B., S.S. Argus. John B. Boyd, Private, 61st Canadians. William Brown, A.B., S.S. Pomeranian. John Burns, Rifleman, 12th R.I.R. James McN. Carmichael, Pte. 2nd Canadian Infantry. William Carmichael, Private, 10th Canadian M.G.C. James Clements, captain, S.S. Gower Coast. James Crawford, Private, Australian E.F. James Ferguson, carpenter, S.S. Bray Head. Martin Graham, Rifleman, 12th R.I.R. John Hill, Batt. Signaller, 12th R.I.R. John Hunter, Rifleman, 12th R.I.R. Charles McG. Johnston. Randall W. McD. Johnston, Midshipman, Royal Navy William James Kirkcaldy, Private, R.A.M.C. William McCluggage, Lieut. 12th R.I.R. William H. McCluggage, Rifleman, 12th R.I.R. James McConnell, A.B., S.S. Argus. James McKee, Rifleman, 12th R.I.R. Robert Moore, Private, H.L.I. Samuel Moore, Private, Canadian E.F. John O’Neill, Rifleman, 12th R.I.R. Herbert Pike, Rifleman, 3rd R.I.R. John H. Shaw, Q.M.S. Canadian E.F. William Jas. Woods, Private, 10th H.L.I. James Wright, Private, Irish Guards.
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