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Hulse Hall, Breamore - Taken by Steve and Jenny Jarvis 25 Aug 2005
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Hulse Hall tablet - Taken by Steve and Jenny Jarvis 25 Aug 2005
Reference WMO/295071
Edit memorial name, location & address- Brick Brick
- First World War (1914-1918)
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I have built this hall in memory of my son Captain Sir Edward Hamilton Westrow Hulse 7th Baronet of Breamore House 2nd Battn. Scots Guards who was killed at the battle of Neuve Chapelle on March 12th 1915 in his 26th year He gave his life in the attempt to help a wounded friend. He loved his Home and the Village and the People of Breamore and I know that in giving this Hall to the People of this Village they will for all time maintain and use it for the promotion of Health Happiness and Knowledge and will keep in their minds the spirit of self-sacrifice of him in whose memory it is built. Edith M. Hulse. 1921.
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