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Tarbrax Church war memorial - Taken by Campbell Fisher 01 Aug 2014
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View from path to Village Hall porch - Taken by David Parmee 10 Oct 2017
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View from door of porch - Taken by David Parmee 10 Oct 2017
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View in porch - Taken by David Parmee 10 Oct 2017
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View of whole plaque - Taken by David Parmee 10 Oct 2017
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Plaque square header section - Taken by David Parmee 10 Oct 2017
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Inscription above names - Taken by David Parmee 10 Oct 2017
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Names of those who died - Taken by David Parmee 10 Oct 2017
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Inscription commemorating those who fought and returned - Taken by David Parmee 10 Oct 2017
Reference WMO/155654
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1914 -1919 / TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN / HONOURED MEMORY OF THE MEN / OF TARBRAX AND DISTRICT WHO / FELL IN THE GREAT WAR / [two lists of names] / AND OF THE OTHER 195 MEN WHO ALSO / FOUGHT IN THE DEFENCE OF RIGHT / "THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE"
Royal Scots: Robert S Bambery, James Borthwick, Angus Boyes, Thomas Brown, Hugh Crooks, David Goodlet, Charles Henderson, William Mackie, Thomas Mochrie, William Proudfoot. RSF: John P Montgomery, William Thomson. A&SH: Robert Chisholm, James Doolan, Robert Hamilton, John Hudson. Gordons: Alexander McInnes. HLI: John Bellingham, John Brown, John Chisholm, Robert B Powley. Dublin Fus.: James Crowley. Scots Greys: James Lavin. Camerons: William Aberdeen, David Brown, George Bryce, Patrick Connelly, James Hamilton, James Lockerbie, Duncan McNeill, David G Moreland, Charles O'Brien, Robert Ramsay, James Russell, John Russell. KOSB: Thomas Hughes, John Hynes, Michael Hynes, Hugh McDermott, John Wilson, Robert Thompson. Scots Guards: George Marshall, William McAllister. Loyal North Lancs: Frederick P Wellwood. Black Watch: James Chalmers. Royal Engineers: Thomas N Bonnar, John Porteous.
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