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Full memorial - Taken by War Memorials Trust 08 Dec 2017
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Inscription and names detail - Taken by War Memorials Trust 08 Dec 2017
Reference WMO/255711
Edit memorial name, location & address- Glass Glass
- Paper Paper
- Timber Timber (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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Roll of Honour. For King and Country. Holcombe Rogus. Men of the Parish who served in the Great War 1914 - 1918. /names/. At rest /names/. 939 - 1945.
WWI - Bert Berry, Ernest Berry, George Berry, Henry Berry, Walter Berry, Victor Berry, Arthur Brice, Arnold Broomfield, William Broomfield, Charles Carter, James Chard, Charles Cottrell, Fred Cottrell, John Drake, Percy Drake, Fred Farrant, Herbert Farrant, Samuel Farrant, George Fouracre, Gilbert Fry, Reginald Fry, Harry Gillard, Robert Gillard, Fred Graham, Sidney Hake, John Harper, Edward Harris, Edward Hawkins, Herbert Hawkins, Arthur Heal, George Heal, William Heal, Ernest Howe, Herbert Howe, John Hutter, Arthur Jones, Ernest Jones, Fred Jones, Lionel Jones, Reginald Jones, Cecil Kerslake, Ernest Kerslake, Herbert Kerslake, Frank Knight, Ethelbert Mallard, Sidney May, Jesse Perry, Walter Perry, Thomas Ridgeway, Edgar Russell, Percy Russell, George Sealey, Henry Slowman, Thomas Slowman, Frederic Taylor, Harold Tooze, John Tooze, Richard Tooze, Walter Tooze, William Tooze, John Warren, Lewis Warren, William Warren, Charles Webber, William Webber, John White, Edward Woodberry, Ernest Woodberry, Herbert Woodberry, Moses Woodberry, Samuel Woodberry, William Woodberry, Wilfred Wright. At Rest - Thomas Crawford, Ernest Darch, Leonard Hake, William Hutter, William Kettley, Henry Perry, George Ridgeway, Mark Webber, Edward Gordon Woodberry. WWII - Laurence Clifford Biss, Walter James Hucker.
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