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Chandos Road memorial front - Taken by Stella Perrett 03 Nov 2013
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chandos road memorial Left - Taken by Stella Perrett 03 Nov 2013
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Chandos Road memorial Right - Taken by Stella Perrett 03 Nov 2013
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View of front of memorial - Taken by Mike Guttridge 24 Sep 2016
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Main inscription - Taken by Mike Guttridge 24 Sep 2016
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1st names panel - Taken by Mike Guttridge 24 Sep 2016
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2nd names panel - Taken by Mike Guttridge 24 Sep 2016
Reference WMO/155504
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THIS MEMORIAL IS DEDICATED/ BY RELATIVES/ TO THE GLORY OF GOD/ AND/ TO THE MEMORY OF THEIR DEAR ONES/ WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1920./ "THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE"/ (Names)
48 names are recorded in date order of death in two columns. The first column (24 names): E M Reeves, W D Turner, A C Trowbridge, S H Wakley, V L Palmer, O J C Edmonds, F C Deakin, E L Moore, J A J Stodgell, C A Brown, H T Dore, H R Reeves, R G Gibbs, C O Moore, A H Gentle, F G Morgan, C G Pickard, W E Milliner, G C R Atkinson, E J Grigg, H G Phippen, S V Watton, N M H Atkinson, F E Compton, The second column (24 names) : S G Bigwood, F W Fitzgibbon, H R Lambert, R J C Nurse, E A Edge, F S Barber, J T Inman, A L Chivers, L C Pickard, P J Bevin, W W Beer, F H Byrt, A Willis, G S Lovering, J R F Gubbin, H F Moore, W H Attwood, T W H Hayes, F J Bridle, H N Hore, T J Williams, J W Scott, R O Jones, P D Brown, However there are only 48 name spaces on the stone. 50 names that should be on the stone are those on a wooden board in Cotham Parish church, Cotham, Bristol. The two names missing from the stone are H C Tovey & E B Drake.
Grade II (England)
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