Reference WMO/155527
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Stone (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
- Korean War (1950-1953)
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The inscription on the outside plaque reads:- The Great War 1914-1918 In loving Memory of our fallen hero’s Faithful unto death Unveiled November 30th 1919 The inscription on the inside plaque reads:- In loving Memory of our fallen hero’s Faithful unto death There is also a wooden hymnal board inside the Church remembering one of the members of Lockwood Baptist Church with a memorial plaque that reads:- Sacred to the memory of Charles William Booth
The Great War 1914-1918 In loving Memory of our fallen hero’s W. E. Inns N. Hobson B. Ineson E. S. Booth H. Froment W. B. Crosley J. E. Farrar C. W. Brook J. A. France H. Boothroyd N. Taylor O. Cartwright H. Holmes C. V. Charlesworth J. I. Taylor C. H. Wilson B.A. F. Lee J. R. Dunkersley F. Booth J. W. Haigh W.E. Inns N. Hobson B. Ineson E. S. Booth H. Froment W. B. Crosley J. E. Farrar C. W. Brook J. A. France H. Boothroyd N. Taylor D. Cartwright H. Holmes C. V. Charlesworth J. I. Taylor C. H. Wilson B. A. (lond) F. Lee J. R. Dunkersley F. Booth J. W. Haigh 1939-45 War 1950-1953 Korean War D. Popham K. Foster C. Rhodes L. Wright Sacred to the memory of Charles William Booth 2nd Lieutenant D.W.W.R. Regt. attached to Royal Flying Corps killed in flying accident at Winchester March 26th 1918 Aged 27 Presented by the family
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