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Memorial Cross - Taken by C D Pate 05 Jun 2016
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Inscription on the Memorial - Taken by C D Pate 05 Jun 2016
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Inscription on the Memorial - Taken by C D Pate 05 Jun 2016
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Inscription on the Memorial - Taken by C D Pate 05 Jun 2016
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Inscription on the Memorial - Taken by C D Pate 05 Jun 2016
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Minor damage to the Memorial - Taken by C D Pate 05 Jun 2016
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Memorial cross looking west - Taken by A Paton 11 Nov 2016
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Weathering damage on memorial step - Taken by A Paton 11 Nov 2016
Reference WMO/235032
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Portland stone
- First World War (1914-1918)
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TO THE PRAISE OF GOD AND IN GLORIOUS MEMORY OF CAPT. IVAN MACLEAN. R.A.M.C., D.S.O., M.C. AND BAR; LT. ALEC MACLEAN. R.E.; LT. FRANK MACLEAN ABBOTT. R.N.; SUB LT. HECTOR MACLEAN. R.N. 1914-1919 THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE THIS MONUMENT WAS UNVEILED IN APRIL, 1920, BY MRS. FRANCES MACLEAN, WIDOW OF GENERAL HENRY MACLEAN OF THE HALESEND, IN MEMORY OF THEIR SONS, IVAN AND ALEC AND GRANDSONS GFRANK ABBOTT AND HECTOR MACLEAN, WHOSE PARENTS WERE MARRIED IN CRADLEY CHURCH. LIEUT. PEEL CORBIN WAS A FAMILY FRIEND AND CPL. HARRY LANE ASSISTED CAPT. IVAN MACLEAN (REGIMENTAL MEDICAL OFFICER TO THE 2ND. BN.RIFLE BRIGADE) TO RESCUE AND TEND WOUNDED MEN WHO HAD FALLEN AHEAD OF THE FRONT LINE. IN MEMORY OF ALL THOSE WHOGAVE THEIR LIVES FROM THIS PARISH AND WHOSE NAMES ARE ON THE TABLET IN THE CHURCH ALSO OF LT. B. PEEL CORBIN. WORC. REGT., AND CPL. H.LANE, RIFLE BRIGADE
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Grade II (England)
1462191
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