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Between 2002 & 2006 - Taken by KentFallen 01 Jan 0001
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Plaque - Taken by Susan Featherstone 03 Apr 2014
Reference WMO/161468
Edit memorial name, location & address- First World War (1914-1918)
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TO THE GLORY OF GOD / AND TO THE DEAR MEMORY OF / JOHN LYONEL LUKIN JOHNSTON. / CAPTAIN IN THE 2ND Bn THE PRINCE OF WALES’S LEINSTER REGIMENT / (ROYAL CANADIANS) / THIRD SON OF TH REVd R.E. JOHNSTON. M.A., VICAR OF THIS PARISH. / AND THE LATE ELLEN JANE JOHNSTON. // BORN AT ALL SOUL’S VICARAGE CHERITON, KENT. JUNE 23 1895; / KILLED IN THE TRENCHES IN FLANDERS. JUNE21 1916. / HIS BODY RESTS IN A SOLDIERS GRAVE IN THE CEMETERY OF BAILLEUL, FRANCE. / “TILL HE COME.” // THIS TABLET IS ERECTED AS A TOKEN OF HONOUR AND AFFECTION BY HIS / MOTHER’S BROTHER MAJOR GENERAL H.T. LUKIN. C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O.
JOHN LYONEL LUKIN JOHNSTON
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