Charles Harry Gordon Brightmore

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Reference WMO/257837

Address:

Tideswell Cemetery

Washhouse Lane

Tideswell

SK17 8RB

England

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Status: On original site
Type: Freestanding
Location: External
Setting: Within a garden/park/churchyard/enclosure/Marketplace
Description: Addition to Gravestone
Materials:
  • Stone Granite
Lettering: Leaded
Conflicts:
  • First World War (1914-1918)
About the memorial: An addition to the lettering on a headstone on a family grave. The low, monolithic limestone headstone is in the style of an unfurled scroll draped over a wall on a base. Each side of the wall bears a spray of foliage in relief and the face of the scroll and the base bear inscriptions inlaid in mainly upright capital lettering. The partial shadow of a further incised inscription is vaguely visible but has been almost wholly defaced. The headstone had been laid flat on its back on the surface of the grave and is accompanied by oblong limestone kerbs. It is about 20 metres southwest of the centre of the circular path.
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[IN] LOVING [MEMORY OF]/ [JAMES]/ THE [BELOVED HUSBAND OF/ LILY BRIGHTMORE],/ WHO DIED MARCH [15TH. 1932,]/ AGED 71 [YEARS./ ALSO]/ CHARLES HARRY [G. BRIGHTMORE]/ THEIR [BELOVED SON,]/ KILLED [IN ACTION IN FRANCE/ SEPT.] 30TH. [1918 AGED 19 YEARS.]/ {... BRIGHTMORE .../ ... ... ... .../ AGED ... YEARS}/ ["TO MEMORY] EVER [DEAR"] [lettering damaged or missing.] {Further incised inscription almost wholly defaced.}

Brightmore, C H G.

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