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Memorial Gate - Taken by Chris Reynolds 28 Apr 2017
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Memorial plaque - Taken by Chris Reynolds 28 Apr 2017
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The Plaque - Taken by Ruth Mansergh 26 Mar 2024
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Left hand gate - Taken by Ruth Mansergh 26 Mar 2024
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Right hand gate - Taken by Ruth Mansergh 26 Mar 2024
Reference WMO/197976
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Stone (any)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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These gates were erected in 1959 in memory of Hugh ROSSITER of Devoncroft,Claygate who died at Colyton, Devon 21 October 1955 aged 69 years and of his son Captain David ROSSITER MC, Queen's Royal Regiment, killed in action in Italy 13 September 1944 aged 24 years R.I.P.
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