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Window - Taken by Mike Peck 27 Oct 2007
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Tablet - Taken by Mike Peck 27 Oct 2007
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Denton Memorial Window tablet - Taken by Brian Fare 06 May 2019
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Denton Memorial Window - Taken by Brian Fare 13 May 2019
Reference WMO/261919
Edit memorial name, location & address- Glass Stained Glass
- Stone Alabaster
- First World War (1914-1918)
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THIS WINDOW IS DEDICATED TO THE / GLORY OF GOD AND TO THE MEMORY / OF THE LADY MARIA LOUISA HELEN / WIFE OF SIR CHARLES GLYNNE / EARLE WELBY, 5TH BARONET. / BORN 23 OCT 1868 SHE DIED / MUCH LOVING AND MUCH LOVED 11 JULY 1920./ ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF THEIR ELDER SON / RICHARD WILLIAM GREGORY WELBY / BORN 16 OCT. 1888, LIEUTENANT / IN THE GRENADIER GUARDS./ AT THE OUTBREAK OF THE GREAT WAR HE WENT TO FRANCE AND TOOK / PART IN THE RETREAT FROM MONS AND THE SUBSEQUENT ADVANCE. HE WAS WOUNDED / IN THE BATTLE OF THE AISNE, BUT REMAINED / ON DUTY AND WAS KILLED TWO DAYS LATER / ON THE HEIGHTS ABOVE THE RIVER / 16 SEPT 1914. HE LIES WITH HIS COMRADES / IN THE GRAVEYARD OF SOUPIR NEAR BY. THEY COUNTED NOT THEIR LIVES DEAR / UNTO THEMSELVES.
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