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War Memorial Plaque in St Edward's church, Kingstone, Barnsley - Taken by BarnsleyHistorian 24 Oct 2013
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Memorial Tablet,Plaque and Windows - Taken by Peter Davies 23 Nov 2013
Reference WMO/154916
Edit memorial name, location & address- Glass Stained Glass
- Metal Brass
- Stone Stone (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
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This Window & Tablet were erected by Public Subscription In Memory of the Men of this Parish who gave their Lives in The Great War 1914-1918 [then the list of names] The Vicarage was used during the period of war as a convalescent home during which time 562 men received treatment, the whole cost being paid by E.G. Lancaster Esq. Keresforth Hall and Patron of this living.
Charles Coote Allport, Charles Hayes, Alfred Henry Perry,Frank Bailey, Richard Hill, Benjamin Robinson,Walter Henry Barrett, Percy Holmes, Harry Watson Robinson,Tom William Beldan, Edgar Hyde, Fred Rooke,Charles Bennett, Ernest Hyde, Albert Salmon,Charles Ashley Brierley, Ernest Jackson, Louis Sanderson,Herbert Burkinshaw, Edward Jones, Vernon Sanderson,George Chapman, Fred Johnson King, Harold Sawyer,Terence Cottney, James Laycock, Alexander Smithson,Harry Farnsworth, Arthur Moxon, Clifford Spurr,Joseph Fieldhouse, Fred Moxon, George Arthur Thompson,Charles Henry France, William Strode Pankhurst, John Vallance,George Henry Fretwell, Frank Parkin, Daniel Jones Wells,George William Fynn, Harold Parkin, Arthur White,Fred Harrison, John William Pearson, Edmund Wilson,
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