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View - Taken by Beryl Blackhall 20 Mar 2010
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view - Taken by Beryl Blackhall 20 Mar 2010
Reference WMO/261863
Edit memorial name, location & address- First World War (1914-1918)
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See Photo's
Row 1 – L to R:Harold Wilkinson (Died)– Edward Herring – Edith Herring – Julian Herring – Capt. Morris Potter – Albert Seymour – Bert Padley – Dick Padley – Cyril Stennet – Albert Hancock – Jack Roberts Row 2 – L to R:Col. Peter Basley – Les Marshall – Harry Evison – Wilf Bontoft – Jack Evison – John Vickers – Daisy Vickers – Pat Roberts – Clarice Carter – Phyllis Steptoe – Teddy Evans Row 3 – L to R: Roy Padley – Chris Scarbro – Jack Scarbro – Cyril Seymour – Bert Cook – Walt Evison – Teddy Maddy – Winfrey Maddy – Ted Windley – Ted Scott – George Howden Row 4 – L to R: Harry Jackson – Eric Easter – Ernie Gant – Stan Brumitt – Horace Vickers – Col. Addison Ellwood (Died) – Elsie Vickers – Gert Roberts – Eric Walker – Madge Cod – Blanche Newstead Row 5 – L to R:Ted Gosling – Archie Veal – Fred Seymour – Bill Horton – Walt Horton – Cyril Gosling – Eric Gosling – Ron Carter – Ernie Gosling (Died) - Ray Butler – Eric Butler Row 6 – L to R:Bill Evison – George Chester – Roy Daubney – Albert Evison - Alf Padley – Alf Daubney – Fred Coulter – Martin Lee – Dick Maddy – Walt Major – Harold Major Bert Spriggs. Mareham’s fourth WW2 casualty is not included in the above collection All photographs in this Roll of Honour © Beryl Blackhall March 2010
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