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Little Dunmow, date of photo estimated - Taken by B Wood 11 Jun 2000
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Little Dunmow, date of photo estimated - Taken by B Wood 11 Jun 2000
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Little Dunmow, date of photo estimated - Taken by B Wood 11 Jun 2000
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Little Dunmow, date of photo estimated - Taken by B Wood 11 Jun 2000
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Little Dunmow, date of photo estimated - Taken by B Wood 11 Jun 2000
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WAR MEMORIAL ST MARY THE VIRGIN CHURCH plaques - Taken by History Recorder 29 Oct 2012
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WWII MEMORIAL ST MARY THE VIRGIN CHURCH plaques - Taken by Hisory Recorder 29 Oct 2012
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Reference WMO/251462
Address:
St Mary the Virgin Church
St Marys Place
Brook Street
Little Dunmow
CM6 3HX
England
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"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn. At the going down of the Sun and in the morning, we WILL remember them."
War Dead: WWI Little Dunmow 1914 – 1918 Herbert John Saint Aubrey "Jack" Davies Davies, attended Felsted School 1913-1918 (Flight Cadet, RAF, 1900-1918) Edward 'George' Perry (Private, 9th Norfolks, 1898-1918) Arthur Saines (Private, 11th Borders, 1894-1917) Percy 'William' Saines (Private, 11th Northamptons, 1896-1917) Oscar Samuel Sewell (Private, 5th Essex (T), 1896-1917) Thomas Doe. Sewell (private, 10th Suffolks, 1883-1916) Richard Forman Tomlinson Organist at St Mary's Church, Little Dunmow (Gunner, 'G' battery Royal Horse Artillery, 1889-1896) War Dead: WWII: Ernest Walter Bright (Gunner, 94th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery, 1922-43) Hubert Kitchener Webb (Serjeant, Royal Engineers,1916-45) Victor Wilks (Private, 2nd (Airborne) Battalion of the Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, 1920-44)
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