Lieutenant Maurice Charles Mowbray MC (Battlefield Cross)

  • Lieut. Maurice Charles Mowbray MC inscription - Taken by Mr CE Moreton 08 Aug 2013

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  • Lieut. Maurice Charles Mowbray MC Battlefield cross - Taken by Mr C E Moreton 08 Aug 2013

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  • Lieut. Maurice Charles Mowbray MC - battlefield cross inscription - Taken by Mr C E Moreton 08 Aug 2013

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  • Lieut. Maurice Charles Mowbray MC - Taken by Mr C E Moreton 09 Aug 2013

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  • View of whole memorial - Taken by Simon Andrews 12 Apr 2014

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  • Memorial in relation to Castle - Taken by Simon Andrews 12 Apr 2014

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Reference WMO/148786

Address:

Old Town Cemetery

Mar Place

Stirling

FK8 1EG

Scotland

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Status: On original site
Type: Freestanding
Location: External
Setting: Within a garden/park/churchyard/enclosure/Marketplace
Description: Addition to Gravestone
Materials:
  • Stone Stone (any)
Lettering: Leaded
Conflicts:
  • First World War (1914-1918)
About the memorial: In the annex at the castle end of the cemetery. The tomb is that of his brother, killed in a climbing accident at Glencoe in 1930. On the same memorial is a dedication to Lt Mowbray below his brothers. Resting beside the gravestone is the battlefield cross erected by his fellow officers at The Huts Cemetery in Dickebusch, Ypres in 1917 and later brought to Stirling. The original cross had been removed and replace by a replica - see The Returned website link. The 2014 Condition Update states that the original is now in Holy Trinity Church, see links.
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ON THE GRAVESTONE - And of Maurice Charles Mowbray MC Lieut, Royal Engineers Killed in Action near Ypres 23rd Aug. 1917 aged 21. Beloved sons of Achibald and Margaret Mowbray

Lieut .Maurice Charles Mowbray MC

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