Reference WMO/147800
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- Stone Stone (any)
- Boer War, Second (1899-1902)
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This monument was created by public subscription, in memory of 6119 Pte Joshua C Mellor Vol Co 1st West Ridg Regt died at Bloemfontein June 22nd 1900. 9627 Pte Wm Hey of the 2nd Scots Guards died at Harrismith decr 28th 1900. 3849 Corpl Thos Dearnley of the Liverpool Regt died at Middleburd Jany 3rd 1901. All of Marsden who lost their lives whilst fighting for their country in the South African War.
Pte Joshua C Mellor, Pte Wm Hey, Corpl Thos Dearnley.
Grade II (England)
1390769
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