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Christ Church Belfry - Taken by David Long 26 Aug 2018
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Plaque relating to Christ Church Belfry - Taken by David Long 26 Aug 2018
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Related brass plaque inside the church - Taken by David Long 01 Aug 2022
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The original plaque, installed on wall of The Squirrel Inn November 2019 - Taken by David Long 04 Aug 2022
Reference WMO/79526
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The peal of bells in this church tower is dedicated to Ince members of H.M. Forces who made the supreme sacrifice in the cause of freedom during the World War 1939 – 1945 77 names Installed through the efforts of Thomas Bertram Barnes, John Gallagher and William Riley, and inaugurated by the Chairman of the council (Councillor Henry Topping) March 1946
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