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Waverley School WW1 & WW2 - Taken by Tony Woolley 02 Jun 2010
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Waverley School WW1 & WW2 - Taken by Tony Woolley 02 Jun 2010
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Waverley School WW1 & WW2 - Taken by Tony Woolley 02 Jun 2010
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Plaque with Roll Of Service - Taken by Tony Woolley 02 Jun 2010
Reference WMO/240817
Edit memorial name, location & address- Metal Brass
- First World War (1914-1918)
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To The Glory Of God And In Loving Memory Of The Old Boys Who Fell In The Great War.'They Come Transfigured Back Secure From Change In Their High Hearted Ways --- Beautiful Evermore'./ AND OF THOSE OLD PUPILS AND STAFF WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES DURING THE YEARS 1939 - 1945. GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN
1914-1918 Arthur (Richard) Victor Bennett William Frank Bevan Maurice John William Bex George William Brearley Norman Blackburn Briscoe Fredrick John Brookes Vernon John Brown Fredrick Clark Valentine Cole Herbert Sydney Cotterill John Harold Couchman Arthur Charles Dewbury John Percy Flavell Alfred Victor Flavell Herbert Spencer Gilbert Gordon George Gray Harold Hands Reginald Hickman Ernest John Holmes Harry Eusebius Jones George Kings Edward (Clement) Knowles Fredrick (Albert) Lerrigo William George Leventon Frank Lockwood Frank Field Long Bernard Wilfred Mills Arthur E Montague Cecil C Morris John Osborne Phillip John Pearson Fredrick George Perry Alfred J Proffitt John Thomas Read Radcliffe Arthur Holman Ross David W George Saunders Leslie John Skerratt William George Smith Albert Owen Southwood Frank Tidmus Edward Tunstall James (Charles Francis) Walker Charles Ernest Watkin William H Willsteed Graham E Witcomb Robert A Yorke Arthur 1939-1945 Baker Sydney Bayley Allen Carter Charles H T Cavill Reginald J W Davis Stanley Fowler Morris A Hubert G H Griffin Huber G H Heyes Adrian B Hill Roy Hollowood Stanley Hood Alfred G Hopcraft Ernest Horton Eric N Hudson Ronal A McIntyre Ronald E Miller Albert Pickering Clifford Reynolds Ernest E Morgan Victor J Onions Donald Oughton Geoffrey G Owen John F Phillips Dennis Pressdee Albert Smith Reginald Stevens Mary E Summers William B Symonds Wilfred Taylor Leonard A Vaughan Victor Walker William H Walpole Leslie B West Robert Whale Horace J Young Eric Taylor Horace
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