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WW1 window, St. Paul's Church, Dove Holes. - Taken by J Kingsland 17 Nov 2019
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WW1 window, St. Paul's Church, Dove Holes. - Taken by J Kingsland 17 Nov 2019
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WW1 window, St. Paul's Church, Dove Holes. - Taken by J Kingsland 17 Nov 2019
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WW1 window, St. Paul's Church, Dove Holes. - Taken by J Kingsland 17 Nov 2019
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Plaques, WW1 Window, St. Paul's Church, Dove Holes. - Taken by J Kingsland 17 Nov 2019
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Plaques, WW1 Window, St. Paul's Church, Dove Holes. - Taken by J Kingsland 17 Nov 2019
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Plaques, WW1 Window, St. Paul's Church, Dove Holes. - Taken by J Kingsland 17 Nov 2019
Reference WMO/268289
Edit memorial name, location & address- Glass Stained Glass
- First World War (1914-1918)
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Across the bottom of the windows: To the memory of the Fallen from this District in the Great War 1914 – 1918. On the halo of the Christ figure on the centre window: Come unto Me all that labour and are heavy laden. Below the figure: My peace I give unto you. Across the head of the outer windows: Be thou faithful unto death and I will give you a crown of Life. (On the tablets 39 names). ”Their name liveth for evermore”.
Stanley Allcock, Thomas Allcock, James Boylan, Joseph Bramwell, Joseph P Brough, Ernest P Brough, George Brough, George E Cooper, James W Darbyshire, Harry Dakin, Clement Ford, Harry Fletcher, John H Fletcher, Thomas Garlic, John W Hill, Albert E Hoyle, Ernest Howe, David Jackson, George L Jackson, George Keyworth, Percy Kelsey, William Lomas, George Naden, Victor A Naden, George F P Naden, Jack E Naden, William Newlands, John Newlands, Harry Oldfield, Frederick Potts, Arthur Edmund Potts, James Porter, J A Stanley Spencer, John James Shepherd, Enoch Shirt, William Vernon, Alfred Bibbington Wallace, John W Watts, Edward Yates.
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