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Curran Masonic Hall
Lurganagoose Road
Curran
Magherafelt
BT45 8QY
Northern Ireland
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- First World War (1914-1918)
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A.F.A.M./ERECTED BY THE MEMBERS OF/CURRAN MASONIC LODGE NO. 532/IN MEMORY OF THE FOLLOWING BRETHREN/WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE IN/THE GREAT WAR 1914-1919/[names]/FOR KING AND COUNTRY
Major John Herbert Oliver Thompson/20th Division M.G.C./Killed 21st March 1918 aged 22 years; Corporal William J Park/Canadian Missagua Horse/Killed 26th October 1917; L Corpl William James Hammond/9th Inniskillings/Wounded 16th August and died 12th September 1917; L Corpl Alexander H Patterson/1st Brigade Queen's Own Rifles, Canada/Killed 23rd May 1915
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