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- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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This shrine stood in the grounds of this church during the Great War and bears the honoured names of those from this parish and congregation who made the great sacrifice 1914-1918. 1914-1918 For King and Country. Jesu Mercy. (Names) Greater Love hath no Man than this. Killed or died in Action (Names) Killed by Enemy action (Names) 1939-1945
WW1 - COLUMN 1 - Ronald Slater, Percy Smith, Edward J Barnes, Harry Pilwood, George R Newman, Ernest Beaumont, Henry Faxford, George F Ivamy, Wilfred Barnes, John Batho, Patrick Joy, Cyril Austin, Charles Willis, Gordon Dowler, Reginald Dowler, William G Gunning, Lionel Beare, Joe Hunt, Albert Williamson, Albert G Cox, William Musgrave, Richard Gardiner, William Burnett, Geoffrey Turner, William Styles, Oscar D A Peake, Albert Copeland, Horace M Tollemache, Herbert Osborne, Charles Groves, Ronald Wilkins, Percy Galton, J D Baldwin, Ernest V Davidge, Arthur J Carter, John Towns, Henry E Shilcock, Regnald Shilcock, Arthur Brisendon, W Hardy. COLUMN 2 - Sydney J Usher, Herbert W Drew, Frederick Roffey, Herbert Evans, Joseph Thomson, Denton Ray, Charles Anderton, Thomas Watkins, Edward Hamilton, Gordon Edwards, Matthew Cheaves, E M Donovan, Arthur Campen, Albert Monckton, Ronald Budden, Edward King, Ernest Perrett, Bertram Blake, Charles Carter, Mervyn Gorringe, William Warner, Frank Vivian, Percy T Hayward, George Dufall, Hugh Logsdail, Charles Marlow, Tom Rolls, Victor Fry, Harold Chapman, Stanley Thompson, Sydney Law, Frank S Jefferis, Bert Blake, Ernest Hawkes, James Cross, Jack Elliott, Walter Evans, Harry Gardiner, Charles D Stone, William H Hayman. WW2 - Killed or died in action - COLUMN 1 - John F Ashton, John G Beach, John G Blakeman, Frederick T Cross, Aubrey J Cutler, Richard H Wheeler. COLUMN 2 - Gerald Deavin, Arthur Evans, Gordon D Fudge, Arthur E E Hibbin, Reginald A Hanks, Arthur E Jones. COOLUMN 3 - William Leedman, John Parkes, Robert Parr, Walter F Ryde, William Vincent. Killed by enemy action - George Roberts, Grace C Clyne
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