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Cross at Dud Corner Cemetery during trip from Parish - Taken by Joy Wotton 28 May 2014
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"Loos Cross" in St Mary's - Taken by Joy Wotton 31 Jan 2017
Reference WMO/250443
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- First World War (1914-1918)
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GRU Stamps read: Memor[ial] No.3 In Memory Of The N.C.O.s & Men Of The 17TH London Regiment Att’d 22nd London Regiment Killed in Action 27-10-15 At the bottom of the box frame there is a brass plaque which reads: “This cross originally standing over a common grave at Loos was presented by the War Graves Commission to The Old Comrades Association 17th London Regiment (Tower Hamlets Rifles) who have placed it in this church.
ACKLAND, Joseph 1883–26.10.1915 CLARKE, Percy Hubert 1891–28.10.1915 HAMP, George died 29.10.1915 PARKER, Benjamin (corrected from PARMES, B) 1898–27.10.1915 REYNOLDS, William Henry 1886–28.10.1915 ROBINSON, Henry Ernest 1895–28.10.1915 ROWLAND, Arthur James (corrected from REYNOLDS, A) 1886–26.10.1915 SHORT, Albert Frederick 1894–26.10.1915 TURPIN, Victor 12.5.1897–27.10.1915 VOWELL (not Towel), Henry 1897–26.10.1915 WARD, Richard Albert 1894–26.10.1915 WELLS, Albert Edward 1892–26.10.1915 WORMLEIGHTON, Albert William 1894–26.10.1915
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