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plaque - Taken by Philip Platt 05 Jul 2014
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names - Taken by Philip Platt 05 Jul 2014
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names - Taken by Philip Platt 05 Jul 2014
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Christ Church Walmsley - Taken by Norma Armston 05 Jul 2014
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Christ Church Walmsley WW1 - Taken by Norma Armston 05 Jul 2014
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Christ Church Walmsley WW1 - Taken by Norma Armston 05 Jul 2014
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Christ Church Walmsley - Taken by Norma Armston 05 Jul 2014
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Christ Church Walmsley - Taken by Norma Armston 05 Jul 2014
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Christ Church Walmsley - Taken by Norma Armston 05 Jul 2014
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Reference WMO/179859
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Marble
- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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To the _ glory of God _ and in _ reverence, love and gratitude for the _ self-sacrifice and devotion of the men _ from our churches and schools _ who nobly laid down their lives in the _Great War 1914 - 1918. UNDERNEATH - Remember also the men and women of this _ parish who have given their lives in the _ service of their country since 1939
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