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Edit memorial name, location & addressGrants to support the repair and conservation of war memorials are available from the charity War Memorials Trust if it has raised funds. Support is focused on war memorials in Very bad or Poor condition or where there is a serious Concern.
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THIS PREACHING CROSS IS ERECTED in ever loving memory of EGERTON ANSON [Front] FREDERICK CORFIELD Lieut 153rd Brigade Royal Field Artillery who fell on Messines Ridge 17 June 1917 Aged 29 also of his youngest brother HUBERT VERNON ANCHITAL CORFIELD Lieut 7th East Lancashire Regiment who fell at Bataelle(?) 7 July 1916 Aged 20 [Side 1] Live on in Hope Press forth in Faith Love conquers all things even death [Back] THEY COUNTED NOT THEIR LIFE DEAR UNTO THEMSELVES Thanks be to GOD, which giveth us the Victory through our Lord Jesus Christ Be of good Cheer [Side 4] GOD is our Refuge and Strength A very present help in trouble [Stone] EGERTON CORFIELD Rector of Finchampstead 1912-1930 GOD IS LOVE and his wife GRACE CORFIELD
EGERTON ANSON FREDERICK CORFIELD / HUBERT VERNON ANCHITAL CORFIELD
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