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Plaque - Taken by Mike Brookes 15 Sep 2017
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Thunder box building. - Taken by Mike Brookes 15 Sep 2017
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Living memorial plaque. - Taken by Mike Brookes 15 Sep 2017
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Thunderbox - Taken by Simon Armstrong 03 Jul 2018
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Four Men Lost - Taken by Simon Armstrong 03 Jul 2018
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William Guy - Taken by Simon Armstrong 03 Jul 2018
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The site of the signatures - Taken by Simon Armstrong 03 Jul 2018
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Memorial Plantings - Taken by Simon Armstrong 03 Jul 2018
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Memorial Plantings - Taken by Simon Armstrong 03 Jul 2018
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Memorial Plantings - Taken by Simon Armstrong 03 Jul 2018
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Memorial Plantings - Taken by Simon Armstrong 03 Jul 2018
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Memorial Plantings - Taken by Simon Armstrong 03 Jul 2018
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Memorial Plantings - Taken by Simon Armstrong 03 Jul 2018
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Leonard Warne, Heligan Gardens - Taken by © David Bignall (WMR-76522) 24 Aug 2018
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Leonard Warne, Heligan Gardens - Taken by © David Bignall (WMR-76522) 24 Aug 2018
Reference WMO/186031
Edit memorial name, location & address- Unknown Unknown
- First World War (1914-1918)
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LEONARD/ WARNE / BORN 1890- DIED 1920 / REMEMBERED AT ST EWE / LEOANRD WAS ONE OF NINE CHILDREN, LIVING AT TRELEWACK, A / NEARBY FARM. LEONARD WORKED AT HELIGAN AS A GARDENER, CUTTING / HEDGES AND LAWNS AND LOOKING AFTER THE GLASSHOUSES. / HE EMIGRATED TO CANADA BEFORE THE WAR TO WORK ON A RANCH , BUT / RETURNED TO VOLUNTEER IN JULY 1915 AS A SAPPER IN THE ROYAL / ENGINEERS, 229TH FIELD CO. / HE WAS SEVERELY WOUNDED ON THE WESTERN FRONT AND INVALIDED / HOME TO HOSPITAL IN PLYMOUTH, WHERE HE LATER DIED FROM HIS/ WOUNDS. / HE IS BURIED IN LOSTWITHIEL, HIS PARENTS HAVING MOVED TO THE / NEARBY VILLAGE OF LANLIVERY.
LEONARD/ WARNE
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