Captain Alexander Bruce Kynoch

Captain Alaxander Bruce Kynoch - Taken by unknown 01 Jan 1917

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Web picture write up by Richard Crockett - Taken by unknown 13 Aug 2012

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photo taken 13 August 2012 - Taken by unknown 13 Aug 2012

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Photo taken 13 August 2012 - Taken by unknown 13 Aug 2012

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Photo taken 13 Aug 2012 - Taken by unknown 13 Aug 2012

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Captain Kynoch's memorial. Look towards the lorry on the carriage way. Below the embackment in the memorial of Captain Stroud. 500mt away. - Taken by none 24 Feb 2014

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Granite stone with inscription - Taken by none 24 Feb 2014

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showing poor fencing not sure if the top of thi memorial has been removed - Taken by none 24 Feb 2014

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showing wording - Taken by none 24 Feb 2014

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wording on stone - Taken by none 24 Feb 2014

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showing poor state of fencing - Taken by none 24 Feb 2014

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General view of memorial area - Taken by unknown 24 Feb 2014

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A better view of the stones inscriptions. - Taken by None requested Copyright Free R. W. Grieve 03 Jun 2015

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The state of the memorial now - Taken by Non Requested. copyright Free. R. W. Grieve 03 Jun 2015

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Memorial to Alexander Bruce Kynoch RFC who died on the 7/8th March 1918 - Taken by Dave H-G 09 Sep 2016

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Memorial to Alexander Bruce Kynoch RFC who died on the 7/8th March 1918 - Taken by Dave H-G 09 Sep 2016

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Memorial to Alexander Bruce Kynoch RFC who died on the 7/8th March 1918 - Taken by Dave H-G 09 Sep 2016

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A new fence has been erected around the memorial. The memorial was Grade II listed in 2018 - Taken by terry joyce 10 Sep 2021

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Memorial side view - Taken by Jon Good 18 Mar 2024

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Memorial front view - Taken by Jon Good 18 Mar 2024

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Wording on memorial - Taken by Jon Good 18 Mar 2024

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Reference WMO/166001

Address:

Dolymans Farm Field

Doublegate Lane

Rawreth

Wickford

SS11 8UD

England

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Status: On original site

Type: Freestanding

Location: External

Setting: Within a garden/park/churchyard/enclosure/Marketplace

Description: Other monolith

Materials:

Stone Granite

Lettering: Leaded

Conflicts:

First World War (1914-1918)

About the memorial: This memorial is in a state of collapse. Doubtful is will last much longer. It is situated just off the public foot path in the farmers field along side the railway line. Permission required to enter the field. It is in danger of being trampled by animals. Looking east from this memorial across the field towards the A130 about 500 metres the memorial to Captain Stroud can just be seen. Note the deterioration from a web photo taken 2 years ago.

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War Memorials Trust is aware of the Poor condition of this war memorial. The charity has provided advice to several individuals and organisations looking to undertake repair and conservation works but at present no action has been taken.  

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Names:

Captain Alexander Bruce Kynoch. see photograph.

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Listing grade:

Grade II (England)

Listing URL:

https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1453844

Unique listing reference number:

1453844

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