Reference WMO/257887
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Stone (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
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First World War (1914-1918) Total names on memorial: 73 Served and returned: 42 Died: 31 the south porch contains a set of stone panels listing all men from the parish who served in the first war, indicating with stars 42 of the men that were wounded.The latter was built into the wall by Stephen Pickerell, engraved by James Summerell, and erected over 1921-22, according to an accompanying 191-word inscription, claimed to be the longest on a Shropshire war memorial.
names not listed - most are of those who served and the names are on the war memorial in church itself. in the porch, the names are somewhat indistinct.
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