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Hazel Grove War Memorial - Taken by David Lally (geograph) licensed for reuse under the Creative Commons License 19 Apr 2011
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Front gates and Memorial view - Taken by SMBC 27 Sep 2017
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Overall view - Taken by Mike Brookes 09 Nov 2017
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Close up of base 1 - Taken by Mike Brookes 09 Nov 2017
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Close up of base 2 - Taken by Mike Brookes 09 Nov 2017
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Close up of base 3 - Taken by Mike Brookes 09 Nov 2017
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Close up of base 4 - Taken by Mike Brookes 09 Nov 2017
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WW2 name plaque - Taken by Mike Brookes 09 Nov 2017
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Memorial Gardens, Hazel Grove, Manchester - view of setting - Taken by Stockport Police Cadets 17 Nov 2020
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Memorial Gardens, Hazel Grove, Manchester - view of monument - Taken by Stockport Police Cadets 17 Nov 2020
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Memorial Gardens, Hazel Grove, Manchester - close up of inscription - Taken by Stockport Police Cadets 17 Nov 2020
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Location view - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 29 May 2023
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The grass cross at the foot of the memorial - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 29 May 2023
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The left hand silent soldier - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 29 May 2023
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The rack for the wreaths - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 29 May 2023
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The right hand silent soldier - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 29 May 2023
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The dedications - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 29 May 2023
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WW1 Face 2 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 29 May 2023
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WW1 face 3 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 29 May 2023
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WW1 face 4 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 29 May 2023
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WW1 face 5 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 29 May 2023
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WW1 face 6 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 29 May 2023
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WW1 face 7 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 29 May 2023
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WW1 face 8 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 29 May 2023
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WW2 overall - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 29 May 2023
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WW2 Column 1 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 29 May 2023
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WW2 Column 2 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 29 May 2023
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WW2 extra name - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 29 May 2023
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Decoration at the top of the cross - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 29 May 2023
Reference WMO/200934
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INSCRIPTION Plinth, north east side (Side 1): ERECTED TO THE / ENDURING MEMORY / OF THE MEN OF / HAZEL GROVE / WHO DIED FOR / THEIR COUNTRY IN / THE GREAT WARS / 1914-1918 / 1939-1945 ; South east (Side 5): AT / THE GOING DOWN / OF THE SUN / AND / IN THE MORNING / WE WILL / REMEMBER THEM The remaining six sides of the plinth are inscribed with 104 names (first and surnames) without mention of rank or military decorations. The names are ordered alphabetically by surname except for the last name on three of the faces. The Second World War memorial slab is headed 1939-1945 and lists 64 names in the same format as the First World War memorial with a 65th name (still in alphabetical order) at the foot of the list inscribed on the kerb stone.
WW1- Side 2- Samuel Adshead/ Walter Adshead/ Cuthbert Ashton/ Edward A Axon/ Geoffrey H Bagshawe/ Fred Bailey/ Roland Bailey/ Henry Bailey/ George Bancroft/ Frederic W Bann/ Joseph Bannister/ William C Bartlett/ Isaac Beeley/ David Bennett/ Fred Bennett/ William H Bowers/ George W Brown/ Joseph Burgess/ Albert Butterworth; Side 3- Frederic C Clarke/ Ernest Clough/ Frank Clough/ Samuel Condliffe/ Arthur Cooper/ Edwin Corbett/ Arthur Daniels/ Frank Daniels/ James Daniels (R.A.S.C.)/ James Daniels (Cann. RT)/ Samuel Daniels/ Ernest Dean/ Ernest H Dominick/ Arthur Eccles/ Robert Fenna/ Isaac Fidler/ William Fidler/ Robert Gee/ Herbert Gleave; Side 4- William Goodwin/ John Grady/ Gerald Griffiths/ Leonard Griffiths/ John Grundey/ Frank Hallam/ Joseph Hallworth (Ches. Bt)/ Joseph Hallworth (S Lcs Batt)/ William Hallworth/ Arthur Henshall/ Harold Henshall/ Allan Holebrook/ Charles Holebrook/ Reginald Holebrook/ Clifford Holt/ Herbert Hooley/ Ernest Howe M.B./ Reginald Hunt/ Frank A Jackson; Side 6- Charles Johnson/ Leonard Johnson/ Arnold Jones/ Louis B Jones/ Daniel Kilday/ Harold P King/ Fred Leah/ Pervy le Vesconte/ John Malpas/ Ernest Marriott/ John W Marsland/ John Martin/ Abraham Mellor/ Frank Middebrook/ Charles Oldham/ Percy Oldham/ John Openshaw/ Edward Painter/ Frank Johnson; Side 7- Harold A Percival/ Harold Phillips/ Henry B Pillatt/ James Pilsbury/ William Porcher/ Stanley Powell/ John W Ridgway/ Walter Ridgway/ George Ridgway/ Walter R Robinson/ Fred Rowbotham/ Harold Skeen/ Walter Smith/ Gilbert W Stanton/ Bertram C Stead/ George Stubbs/ James Swindells/ William Swindells/ James H Hallworth; Side 8- George Tallent/ Winson Tallent/ Edward Taylor/ Frederick Taylor/ Harry Taylor/ John Taylor/ William Tierney/ Arthur Vernon/ Stephen W Vickers/ Harold Walters/ Stanley Warburton/ Joseph Welbourn/ Herbert Williamson/ Norman Wilson/ Harry Wood/ George Wood/ James Worthington/ Edwin Young/ John Henry Clarke; WW2 -Column 1- Edgar Bailey/ Frederick W Bailey/ Joseph Bancroft/ Joseph F Bannister/ Arthur Bennett/ Jack Bennett/ John Blackshaw/ Harry Bostock/ Fred Boulton/ Thomas Bowden/ Bryan Bowker/ Kenneth G Brooks/ William B Bunting/ George B Carter/ Cyril Collinson/ Frank A Danner/ Robert E C Dutton/ Roger Gregory/ Charles Hallworth/ Oliver J Haslop/ George Hatton/ Harold Hiorns/ Lawrence H Holliwell/ John H Ineson/ Walter S Johnson/ Jack G Jones/ Joseph Langston/ James Lees/ Howard J Lodge/ Walter V Ludlam/ Francis L McMahon; WW2 Column 2- George Meadwell/ William R Millington/ Roland Moss/ Jack Nixson/ George K Northwood/ William H Page/ Stanley Phillips/ Frank B Pillatt/ Frank E Ridgway/ Reginald A W Roberts/ Edwin Rowbottom/ Norman Rowbottom/ Thomas Royle/ Paul N Screeton/ Arthur B Shaw/ Tom Shaw/ Basil Shawcross/ Herbert E Sibbitt/ Eric S Siddall/ Gordon J Singleton/ Harold Skeen/ Frank Stennett/ Leslie Swift/ William Swinburne/ Reginald W Thomas/ Jack Thornley/ John S Tomkinson/ Joseph Topp/ James Tudge/ Richard Tudge/ William Walsh; WW2 the extra name-Eric Wright
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