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Complete War Memorial - Taken by Dorothy Williams 11 Jul 2014
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Central Panel - Taken by Dorothy Williams 11 Jul 2014
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Left hand panel - Taken by Dorothy Williams 11 Jul 2014
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Right Hand Panel - Taken by Dorothy Williams 11 Jul 2014
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Top of central panel - Taken by Dorothy Williams 11 Jul 2014
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Bottom of central panel - Taken by Dorothy Williams 11 Jul 2014
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Position of panels inside the Church - Taken by Dorothy Williams 11 Jul 2014
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Church interior - Taken by Dorothy Williams 11 Jul 2014
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Church exterior - Taken by Dorothy Williams 11 Jul 2014
Reference WMO/178730
Edit memorial name, location & address- Metal Brass
- Stone Marble
- First World War (1914-1918)
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ON THE CENTRAL PANEL: This tablet is erected to the Glory of God and to the honoured memory of the many sons of All Saints Church who in the cause of truth and right, took their part in the Great War 1914-1918. Some yielded up their lives for their King and Country. All endured hardness and made sacrifices of things dear to them for righteousness' sake. As a further memorial the electric light was installed in this Church by the freewill of offerings of the congregation and in token of the mercies of God bestowed upon the Country in a Peace with Victory.
THESE GAVE THEIR LIVES: John Butler; Thomas Clayton; Arnold Palframan Desmond; Harold Reginald Desmond; Sydney Bramwell Dobson; Ernest Gladwin; Harry Hall; Frederick Hargreaves; George Haslam; George Hough; Herbert Hull; Albert Lawrinson; Henry Atkinson Martindale; Thomas Masheter; William Metcalf; Richard Monks; John William Orme; Thomas Arthur Pendlebury; Ernest Pendlebury; Charles Allen Rigby; Robert Robinson; Alfred Simon; John Stirzaker; Harry Taylor; William Henry Thirtle; Thomas Tinsley; John Tomlinson; Edward Clarence Ulyatt; Elijah Wainman; Horace Austin Webb; Frederick Woods; Edward Worthington.
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