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Calvary Cross for WW1 and 2 - Taken by Ron Cresswell 11 Dec 2015
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Main part of cross base - Taken by Ron Cresswell 11 Dec 2015
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Names - 1 - Taken by Ron Cresswell 11 Dec 2015
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Names 2 - Taken by Ron Cresswell 11 Dec 2015
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WW1 and WW11 War memorial - Taken by Cuckfield Parish Council 11 Mar 2019
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Inscriptions on one side of memorial - Taken by Cuckfield Parish Council 11 Mar 2019
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WW1 WW11 War Memorial, Cuckfield - Taken by Cuckfield Parish Council 12 Apr 2019
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WW1 WW11 War Memorial, Cuckfield - Taken by Cuckfield Parish Council 12 Apr 2019
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WW1 WW11 War Memorial, Cuckfield - Taken by Cuckfield Parish Council 12 Apr 2019
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WW1 WW11 War Memorial, Cuckfield - Taken by Cuckfield Parish Council 12 Apr 2019
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War memorial prior to cleaning - Taken by Cuckfield Parish Council 04 May 2020
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War memorial after cleaning - Taken by Cuckfield Parish Council 04 May 2020
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CPC War Memorial - annual application of Smart Water on 02 12 2020 - Taken by Caroline Hansen 13 Jan 2021
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Holy Trinity War Memorial South Face - Taken by M Anton 15 Jan 2023
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Holy Trinity War Memorial East Face - Taken by M Anton 15 Jan 2023
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Holy Trinity War Memorial Northeast Face - Taken by M Anton 15 Jan 2023
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Holy Trinity War Memorial Norhtwest Face - Taken by M Anton 15 Jan 2023
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Holy Trinity War Memorial South Face - Taken by M Anton 15 Jan 2023
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Holy Trinity War Memorial sword on cross detail - Taken by M Anton 15 Jan 2023
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Holy Trinity War Memorial East Face detail - Taken by M Anton 15 Jan 2023
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Holy Trinity War Memorial North Face detail - Taken by M Anton 15 Jan 2023
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Holy Trinity War Memorial West Face detail - Taken by M Anton 15 Jan 2023
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Holy Trinity War Memorial - Taken by M Anton 15 Jan 2023
Reference WMO/221372
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Let us hold in grateful remembrance those whose names are here recorded who having left their homes at the call of king and country to fight for God and the right gave up their own lives that others might live in freedom.
Frederick C Anscombe,John M Ansell,James Attree,Ernest Attwater,Arthur J Ballard,Frank Bates, Jack Bates,George E Bennett, George E Botting,Thomas C Bourne,Alfred R Burness,Cecil A Bowell,William Bowley, Joseph Card,Hubert Cartner,Frank Chatfield,Albert Chinnery,Albert Croucher,Thomas H Dance,Ellis A Dancy,William H Dancy,Charles F Doick,Harry Etherton,Wilfred F Fisher,George Franks, Leonard Funnell,Jesse Gander, George Gibson,Edward J Hayward,Albert J Henley, Ambrose Henley,Ernest Henley, Frank Henley, Thomas Henley,Arthur Holden,Arnold W Huckett,George Izzard, Albert Keep,Henry T Knapp, Ernest Lander,William R Lelliott, Mark Longhurst,E Whitaker Lowndes,Edward L Lyon,Joseph W Markwick, James Matthews, Hugh G Mertens,Thomas Mitchel, W Holford Mitchell,William W Mitchell,David H C Monro,Percy E Morfee,George H Murrell,Ernest S Pateman,Jesse Pelling,Alfred U Pennnifold,Charles W Randell,Stuart K Reid,William Rhodes,James F Ridley,Arthur Robinson,Frank S Rowland,James Rowland, Sidney Scott,Albert E Selby, Charles Selby,Percy H Selby,William G Selby,Alfred E Smith,Cyril R Smith, Harry Smith,G Eric Stevens,Harcourt C Turner,Horace Upton, Nathan Upton, Lawrence Upton,George W Vickers,Charles H Webber,Edward Williams,A Franklin Young, 1939-1945 G N Bishop, R Buchanan,J Brigden, B A Clack,F H W Hoadley,W Liddle, G G Reeve,R Upton, G H Davis,T J Jeffery HG, L H Pratt, A Beesley,J F V S Saunders,J Gadd.
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