Castle Cary Cross

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Reference WMO/166724

Address:

Fore Street

Castle Cary

BA7 7BD

England

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Status: On original site
Type: Freestanding
Location: External
Setting: Within a garden/park/churchyard/enclosure/Marketplace
Description: Wheel cross
Materials:
  • Stone Granite
Lettering: Leaded
Conflicts:
  • First World War (1914-1918)
About the memorial: A fantastic memorial set within a water feature, wonderfully maintained a credit to Castle Cary. Two-stepped square base surmounted by square plinth, tapering plinth and wheel cross. Inscription in black lettering on three sides of the plinth. Whole stands in the middle of the river.
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1914-1919 The Great War; 1939 to 1945

1914 – 1918 John Richards Appleby, Frank Badger, Frank Barber, Wilfred Barber, Robert George Bliss, William Frank Bolson, Harold Quinan Carver, Alfred George Cooper, Alfred Frank Creed, Frederick Davis, Edward Phillips Drewett, Edward John Dunford, Phillip Eaton, Henry John Francis, Robert Gulliford, Stanley Hartnell, Frank Heathman, Arthur Hebditch, Alexander Maurice Hill, David Patterson Hill, George Hill, Phillip Henry Hill, William Hiscocks, Clifford Hugh Hoskins, Frederick Arthur Howe, John Stepimus Hutchings, Harry Clifford Marsh, Donald Ralph Gifford Martin, Robert John McKinnon, Walter Mitchell, Walter Matthias Naish, Howard Edward Parker, Albert Perrott, Albert Victor Phillips, Reginald William Frederick Pitman, Alexander Powell, Frank Sherrell, Archibald George Stockman, William Charles Syms, Tom Thomas, Norman Charles Unwin, Ernest Wade, Alfred White, Cecil Maurice White, Edward Wiles. 1939 -1945 Hugh Brinsley Beer, Salisbury Bertram Close, William Herbert Dycer, Henry George Gulliford, Victor Bertram Marsh, Douglas Phillip Millard Milton, George Ernest Morgan, Merrick Oliver Lenox Naper, Stephen John Parsons, Donald Steevens Pither, John Porter, Donald Henry Powell, Alfred Christopher Price, William Frank Smith Ridout, Philip Milton Brian Stockman, Edward Charles John Tuck.

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