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John and Alex Brown - Taken by Colin McIntyre 01 Jan 1993
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Plaque in memroriam of two brothers - Taken by Piers Hubbard 17 May 2014
Reference WMO/175196
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Stone (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
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IN LOVING MEMORY OF/ JOHN EDWARD GUY BROWN/ LIEUTENANT ROYAL/ WEST KENT REGIMENT/ BORN AT SWINDRIGEMUIR/ AYRSHIRE 28TH AUGUST 1892/ KILLED IN ACTION/ NEAR ZILLEBEKE/ 22ND FEBRUARY 1915/ GREATER LOVE HATH/ NO MAN THAN THIS/ AND OF HIS BROTHER/ ALEX'R CLAUD GARDEN BROWN/ LIEUTENANT R.N. AND R.A.F./ WHO DIED 6TH MAY 1918 OF/ WOUNDS RECEIVED 3RD MAY/ 1918 IN AERIAL COMBAT/ NEAR PERONNE AGAINST ENEMY/ AEROPLANES THOUGH MORT-/ ALLY WOUNDED HIMSELF/ HE EFFECTED A LANDING/ THEREBY SAVING THE LIFE/ OF HIS OBSERVER/ BORN AT SWINDRIGMUIR/ 19TH AUGUST 1890
John Edward Guy Brown, Alex Claud Garden Brown
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