Reference WMO/167966
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- Stone Stone (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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In Welsh (my English translation, not on memorial) Codwyd y Golofn Hon Gan Ardalwyr Bryneglwys er cof am y Milwyr Syrthiodd yn y Rhyfel Mawr 1914-1919. (This column was erected by the people of Bryneglwys in memory of the soldiers fell in the Great War 1914-1919) Ailgysegrwyd i goffau hefyd y rhai a aberthwyd yn y rhyfel byd 1939-1945 (Rededicated to commemorate also those who sacrificed in the World War 1939-1945) Atgof uwch Angof (We will remember lest we forget)
William J Williams, Cae Crwn, Collwydd Mai 3 1917, Yn 23 oed John Jones, Tyn-y-Mynydd, Lladdwydd Ebrill 19, 1918, Yn 35 oed Hugh Price Hughes, Glanrafon, Lladdwyd Mehefin 28, 1918, Yn 21 oed David William Davies, Pentre-Bach, Bu farw Awst 23 1919, Yn 30 oed John David Davies L/Cpl Welsh Guards, Brooklyn, Lladdwydd 2 Mai 1940, Yn 21 oed John David Davies L/Cpl Welsh Guards, Brooklyn Killed 2nd May 1940 Aged 21 years Evan Goronwy Davies, HMS Glorious, Ty Isaf. Boddwyd 8 Mehefin 1940, Yn 21 oed. (Translation: William J Williams, Cae Crwn Missing 3rd May 1917, Aged 23 years John Jones, Tyn-y-Mynydd, Killed 19th April 1918 Aged 35 years Hugh Price Hughes, Glanrafon Killed June 28th 1918 Aged 21 years David William Davies, Pentre-Bach, Died August 23rd 1919, Aged 30 years John David Davies L/Cpl Welsh Guards, Brooklyn Killed 2nd May 1940 Aged 21 years Evan Goronwy Davies, HMS Glorious, Ty Isaf. Drowned 8th June 1940, Aged 21 years)
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