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Selous family plaque with organ reference. - Taken by © Mark Newton 28.01.2017 (WMR-34621) 28 Jun 2017
Reference WMO/301823
Address:
St Mary and Corpus Christi Church
Down Hatherley Lane
Down Hatherley
GL2 9QB
England
Open large map- Metal Metal (any)
- Metal Bronze
- First World War (1914-1918)
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ALSO OF THEIR GRANDSON 2ND LIEUT. JAFFRAY FRYER SELOUS JONES / R.E. WHO WAS MORTALLY WOUNDED AT / HIGH WOOD, BATTLE OF THE SOMME, / AND DIED AT ROUEN ON THE 25TH AUG. 1916 / AGED 24 / THE VESTRY ORGAN CHANBER AND ORGAN HAVE BEEN / BUILT BY THE EXECUTORS OF THE ABOVE F.W. JONES IN / PURSUANCE OF HIS DIRECTIONS.
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