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Roll of Honour 1914-1918 - Taken by John Readman 29 May 2003
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WW1 Baldock to Larder - Taken by John Readman 29 Jun 2003
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WW1 Parson to Wattam - Taken by John Readman 29 Jun 2003
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Roll - Taken by Mike Peck 15 Jun 2008
Reference WMO/178139
Edit memorial name, location & address- Glass Glass
- Paper Paper
- Timber Timber (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
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MEN OF STRUBBY WITH WOODTHORPE WHO SERVED IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918
Note crosses indicate those who died, Sergeant George BALDOCK 9th Durham Light Infantry, Private Arthur BURMAN 2nd Lincs Regiment, Private Stanley P CRAGG 8th Lincs Regiment †, Private Reg. Asher FARROW 9th Durham Light Infantry, Private Chas. Elsom HOLMES 9th Lincs. Regiment, Lieut Julian KELK Bedfordshire Yeomanry, Private Ernest LARDER 3/4 Lincs. Regiment †, Sapper Robt. Wm. PARSONS Royal Engineers, Private James SKINN 2nd Leicester Regiment, Private Chas. Wm.THORNDIKE West Yorks. Regiment, Private David Henry VEAR 1st Lincs. Regiment, Private James WATTAM Sherwood Foresters, Private Charles WATTAM Coldstream Guards, Private Tom WATTAM 2nd Lincs Regiment †, Gunner George WATTAM Royal Garrison Artillery .
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