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Memorial Plaque to Vernon J Austin - Taken by Tony Woolley 02 Jul 2004
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Memorial Plaque to Vernon J Austin - Taken by Tony Woolley 02 Jul 2004
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Memorial Plaque to Lt. Vernon James Austin - Taken by M Kennedy 21 Sep 2016
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Part of memorial plaque to Lt. V J Austin - Taken by M Kennedy 21 Sep 2016
Reference WMO/222310
Address:
Austin Royal British Legion Club
Quarry Lane
Northfield
Birmingham
B31 2PY
England
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- First World War (1914-1918)
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To The Memory of Vernon James Austin A 2nd Lieutenant of the 22nd Batt 34th Brigade Royal Field Artillery BRITISH EXPEDITIONARY FORCE Born November 21st 1893 KILLED IN ACTION AT LA BASSEE FRANCE On January 26th 1915 Aged 21 Years Interred In St Martins Church Canterbury. And they that live shall honoured live And they that fall to them we give Proud hearted while we weep A worthier homage than our tears The deathless memory of years To crown their glories sleep. This Tablet is a replica of the Original memorial erected at St Marks Church Canterbury. To the memory of a brave soldier By the employees of The Austin Motor Company Of Birmingham, London, Manchester, Norwich.
Vernon James Austin
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