Reference WMO/190260
Edit memorial name, location & address- Glass Stained Glass
- Stone Limestone
- Boer War, Second (1899-1902)
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Windows: various biblical quotations with the following at the foot: They put themselves / in jeopardy to the end / they might deliver his / people and give them / a perpetual name. / Tablet: left: THIS WINDOW / WAS PLACED HERE / BY PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION / TO THE GLORY OF GOD / AND IN MEMORY OF THE / SOLDIERS WHO FELL IN THE / SOUTH AFRICAN WAR. / 1899 - 1902. / centre: [names x 8 / regiment / place of death] / right: OF THE FIFTY-ONE MEN / WHO WENT OUT FROM HATFIELD, / THESE EIGHT NEVER RETURNED, / LEAVING MANY TO MOURN / THEIR LOSS AND ADMIRE / THEIR NOBLE CONDUCT.
Thomas Austin, Branton Bamford, Emmanuel Chapman, George Samuel Croucher, Benjamin Goodwin, Matthew Robertson, Herbert Valentine, Herbert Young.
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