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Queen Elizabeth Grammar School WW1 - Taken by Charles J Anderson 27 May 2005
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Queen Elizabeth Grammar School WW1 - Taken by Charles J Anderson 27 May 2005
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Queen Elizabeth Grammar School WW1 - Taken by Charles J Anderson 27 May 2005
Reference WMO/267513
Edit memorial name, location & address- Glass Glass
- Paper Paper
- Timber Timber (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
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Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School. Gainsborough: [School Motto] In Memoriam 1914 –1918 Their name liveth for evermore (names) Their Country said: “Come, for I have need of you.” And they replied: “Yes! for will we not even die for thee.”
Bacon A. J. Trooper Lincolnshire Yeomanry Barnard H. R. Private Lincolnshire Regiment Broadgate E. T. Private Lincolnshire Regiment Carr T. A. Bombardier Royal Field Artillery Clarke F. P. Clay P. Private Lincolnshire Regiment Crosby F. H. Private Sherwood Foresters Dixon N. K. Private Lincolnshire Regiment Dalton W. K. Trooper Australian Forces Dixon W. S. Lieutenant Lincolnshire Regiment Edwards E. E. Private Canadian Forces Elliott F. Captain and District Commissioner in British East Africa Farrar W. W. Lieutenant Royal Army Medical Corps Forrington C. R. Private Lincolnshire Regiment Haggett F. W. Corporal Machine Gun Corps Harrison L. P. Sergeant West Yorkshire Regiment Hill O. Lance Corporal Honourable Artillery Company Holmes A. L. Lance Corporal Lincolnshire Regiment McGowan W. Lance Corporal Lincolnshire Regiment Marshall G. L. Lieutenant Lincolnshire Regiment Mills C. Lance Corporal Lincolnshire Regiment Pardoe G. S. Air Mechanic Royal Flying Corps Parkin T. G. 2nd Lieutenant Lincolnshire Regiment Petty A. H. 2nd Lieutenant Sherwood Foresters Platts A. L. Lieutenant Suffolk Regiment Platts R. H. Royal Garrison Artillery Preston E. T. Sapper Royal Engineers Shillito T. Private Lincolnshire Regiment Smithson W. H. Private Lincolnshire Regiment Standen L.J.D. Captain Lincolnshire Regiment Walker P. Private Lincolnshire Regiment Wilkinson H. Captain
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