Reference WMO/251878
Edit memorial name, location & address- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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Upper Baptistery Exterior: He will swallow up death in victory and will wipe away tears from off all faces Lower Baptistery Exterior: This Baptistery/ was erected in the year 1919 by the/ Parishioners of St Annes on Sea/ in memory of this Parish/ who fell in the Great War 1914 - 1919. St Oswald Window: In memory of James Hunt./ aged 24 years, 2nd Lieut. E. Lancs Regt who fell/ in action at Beaumont Hamel Nov 16th 1916 St Alban Window: In memory of the boys of this parish Sunday School who fell in action in the Great war 1914-1919 St Martin Window: In memory of Frederick William Nish/ of the 71st Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery/ aged 20 years/ who fell in action Aug 16th 1917 St Cornelius Window: In memory of Harold Hamer,/ Lieut. Royal Flying Corps, aged 26 years, who fell in action at Hooglede, Belgium, June6th 1917 St David Window: In Memory of James Norman King./ 2nd Lieut Loyal North Lancs Regt, aged 23 years/ who fell in action at Givenchy, France, April 18th 1918. St Jonathan Window: In memory of Edwin Bosworth Grundy/ 2nd lieut Loyal North Lancs Regt, aged 27 years/ who fell in action at Vieux, Belgium, Aug 19th 1918 St Michael Window: In memory of Harry Victor Brierley Sharp/ of the Royal Field Artillery, aged 20 years, who/ fell in action at Passchendale, Oct 27th 1917 St George Window: In memory of William George Hall/ aged 29 of the Royal Garrison Artillery/ who fell in action in France July 13th 1917. WW1 Board 1: REMEMBER/ (Names, A-H) WW1 Board 2: REMEMBER/ (Names, H-W) WW2 Board: IN MEMORY OF THOSE/ WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES/ 1939 - 1945/ (Names)
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