Reference WMO/266137
Edit memorial name, location & address- First World War (1914-1918)
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Top tier: - Sacred To The Memory Of Centre tier: - John Brighton Born 20th August 1846 Died 27th November 1931 Bottom tier: - Also Of Frances Brighton Died 13th April 1939 Aged 91 Years. Foundation stone: - A Beautiful Memory Left Behind Prone stone: - Also Stanley Their Beloved Son Who Was Killed In Action Oct. 13 1918
Stanley Brighton. Private 242452. 5th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment, formerly 2777 Lincolnshire Yeomanry. Died of wounds 14th October 1918. Son of John and Frances Brighton of Elmfield, Caistor, Lincs (Note: son of 2nd wife, formerly married to Louisa Brighton, nee Barkworth). Born c1898 North Kelsey, enlisted Lincoln and resident Caistor, Lincs, Buried St Sever Cemetery Extension. S.II.X.7.
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