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West Lulworth Old WW1 memorial. Reverse of Rev Schuster grave, facing the road. - Taken by Mr C E Moreton 02 Dec 2014
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West Lulworth Old WW1 memorial - front plinth dedication to Rev Schuster, occupant of the grave. - Taken by Mr C E Moreton 05 Dec 2014
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West Lulworth Old WW1 memorial - left plinth names - Taken by Mr C E Moreton 05 Dec 2014
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West Lulworth Old WW1 memorial - rear plinth names facing the road - Taken by Mr C E Moreton 05 Dec 2014
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West Lulworth Old WW1 memorial - right plinth names including C J C Schuster - Taken by Mr C E Moreton 05 Dec 2014
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West Lulworth Old WW1 memorial original frontage of Rev Schuster grave - Taken by Mr C E Moreton 05 Dec 2014
Reference WMO/192694
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See the photographs; the following information has been extracted from the Western Gazette, 15 August 1919: [Front] In affectionate and grateful memory of those who from this village gave their lives for their country in the war with Germany from the 5th August 1914, to the 11th November, 1918. Whosever shall lose his life for my sake, the same shall find it. [Right Side] Ernest Budden, Dorset Yeomanry, killed at the Dardanelles, aged 22; William Charles, Corp., 5th Batt. Dorset Regiment, killed at the Dardanelles, aged 29; Bertram Whittle, B Coy., 5th Batt. Dorset Regiment, killed at the Dardanelles, aged 27; Frederick George Dorey, R.N., killed in the explosion on board H.M.S. Bulwark, 1914, aged 44; Thomas Hawkins, Motor Transport, aged 26; Walter E. Thompson, G.N.R., Blue Marines, H.M.S. Suffolk, aged 50; Thomas Hawkins, Lancashire Fusiliers, aged 30; Sidney Whittle, Dorset Regiment, aged 28. [Right-hand Side] Charles William Haime, killed at Salonica, aged 33; Ernest William Cleall, 1st Yorkshire Regiment, died from wounds in France, aged 23; Henry Riggs, Labour Corps, aged 31; Frank Chas, Driver, R.F.A., died at Salisbury Camp, aged 21; Alfred Legg, 75th Batt. Canadian Regiment, aged 39; Ernest James, 1st Battalion Dorset Regiment, aged 19; Frederick Hyde, 6th Battalion, Wilts Regiment, aged 21; Frank Williams, died at Haslar, aged 20. [Left-hand Side] Also in loving memory of Arthur Edward Silverton [i.e. Silvertop], R.N., Commander of H.M.S. Defence, lost in the battle of Jutland; Erland Godfrey Hadow, M.C., Captain 17th West Yorkshire Regiment, killed in France, 1917, aged 42; Christopher John Claud Schuster, 2nd-Lieut. (attached 1st Rifle Brigade), aged 19; Arthur Carr Glyn Lonsdale, Lieut., King’s Royal Rifles, killed 1915, who from early boyhood were connected with this place. [Rear] And in ever loving memory of William Percy Schuster, for 27 years Vicar of this parish, who died 6th November 1914. By Maria Theresa his wife. ‘There shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain, for the former things are passed away.’
Front: Ernest Budden, William Charles, Bertram Whittle, Frederick George Dorey, Thomas Hawkins, Walter E. Thompson, Thomas Hawkins, Sidney Whittle; Right: Charles William Haime, Ernest William Cleall, Henry Riggs, Frank Charles, Alfred Legg, Ernest James, Frederick Hyde, Frank Williams; Left: Arthur Edward Silvertop, Erland Godfrey Hadow, Christopher John Claud Schuster, Arthur Carr-Glyn Lonsdale; Rear: The Rev. William Percy Schuster
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