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Edited version - Taken by Wandsworth Museum 05 Dec 2013
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Timber board now at Wandsworth Museum - Taken by Wandsworth Museum 05 Dec 2013
Reference WMO/159498
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- Timber Timber (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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In Memory Of Brave Men Who Died For Others
Of Our Choir - Arthur Chandler, Frederick Hudson, Charles Kidman, Frank Lane, Harry Lewis, Albert Lovegrove, Albert Robson, [subsequently added] Herbert Wadman April 29th 1943 [names subsequently begin again alphabetically] William Baker, George Banister, Thomas Barker, Frederick Baxter, Herbert Bohling, Henry Brett, Walter Bundock, John Cannam, Sidney Cheeseman, Thomas Creerie, Harry Dower, William Drakely, Ernest Duncan, George Field, Edward Fowler, Bertram Gandar, Harold Goldsmith, Reginald Heighton, Edward Hems, William Holloway, William Hunter, John Jones, Robert Kendall, Ernest Lake, Edward Leaver, Ernest Lenton, Charles McBain, Wilfred Messenger, Albert Miller, Arthur Miller, Edmund Morris, Frederick Nicholls, James Nicholls, John Nokes, Charles Pallant, Herbert Parfitt, Walter Parfitt, Frederick Peacey, Joseph Pitt, Robert Price, Jack Prime, Sidney Puttock, Percy Quartermain, Allan Ramsay, John Read, James Sales, Thomas Short, Alex Smith, Herbert Sparkes, Cyril Stafford, Frank Ward, Douglas Waterland, Arthur Williams, Frank Williams
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