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Rood and Rood Beam - Taken by Charles J Anderson 30 Aug 2006
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Rood and Rood Beam - Taken by Charles J Anderson 30 Aug 2006
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Memorial Tablet - Taken by Charles J Anderson 30 Aug 2006
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Names - Top - Taken by Charles J Anderson 30 Aug 2006
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Name - Centre - Taken by Charles J Anderson 30 Aug 2006
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Names - Bottom - Taken by Charles J Anderson 30 Aug 2006
Reference WMO/263274
Edit memorial name, location & address- Timber Oak
- First World War (1914-1918)
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