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Private John Sinclair
Wick Cemetery
Addition to family gravestone, which is a Celtic cross on a tapered plinth and base- this inscription is on the base level
Wickham Boer War Memorial
St Nicholas' Church
Timber memorial board with pointed top, painted with a dark green background and gold inscription, listing 2 lads from Wickham who died during the Second Anglo Boer War.
Wickham WW1 Triptych
St Nicholas Church
Ornate wooden triptych with names on centre panel and crucifix at top. At the bottom is a small plaque explaining that it was given in honour of Lt Col C E Radclyffe. This describes the memorial as a...
Lt John Prideaux Carpenter-Garnier (2)
St Nicholas Church
Inscription on top right of step leading up to choir area in St Nicholas' Church. Details of Lt Carpenter-Garnier can be found in WMO 295910.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Edward Radclyffe (1)
St Nicholas Church
A small brass plate attached to the base of the WW1 memorial triptych (WMO 295902) stating that the triptych was given by his widow in Lieutenant Colonel Radclyffe's memory.
Standing Stone - Eton Wick
Eton Wick Road/ Haywards Mead junction
The newest of our memorial collection, located within the landscaped flower bed outside the village hall, one of the 46 memorial trees and a WW1 silhouette soldier currently act as a back drop.
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