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ASHMORE

Stone cross on plinth in village, inscription on front face of plinth.

For God, King and Country
To the
sacred memory
1914   of the Ashmore men   1918
who gave their lives in
the Great War.

Tpr. Lamcelot L. Martin
      Dorset Yeomanry.   21st Aug: 1915.

Cpl. James A. Rideout
           Dorset Regt.  5th Nov:  1918.

Pte. Henry Bryant
          Dorset Regt.  24th Nov:  1917.

Pte. Herbert Bryant
          Dorset Regt.  22nd Jan:  1918.

Pte. Frank Merrifield
          Dorset Regt.  25th Feb:  1919.

Glazed handwritten scroll on wall in St Nicholas Church.

St. Nicholas Church
Ashmore
Roll of Honour
1914 - 1918


 Percy Adams

 Arthur Ashworth

 Alexander Andrews

+George Asquith

 Chrysoston Bealing

+Henry Bryant

+Herbert Bryant

 Reginald Bryant

 John Burrow

 George Crossman

 Leonard Davidge

 Victor Davidge

+Joseph Dodd

 Albert Farmer

 Charles Farmer

 William Farmer

 Edwin Fry

 Ernest Fry

 William Fry

 Reginald Gifford

 Charles Gray

 Gordon Gray

 William Gray
    

 George Hare

 Reginald Hasluck

 Hugh Lloyd Howard

+Lancelot Martin

+Frank Merrifield

 Reginald Merrifield

 Frank Rabbets       D.C.M.

 Edward Rideout

+James Rideout

 Joseph Rideout

 Harry Rideout

 Herbert Rideout

 Thomas Samways

 Charles Starr

 William Starr

 Albert Taylor

 George Taylor

 Harry Taylor

 Harry Trimbee

 Henry Welstead

 John Welstead

 William Welstead

 Edward White


For King and Country.

Brass plaque on wall in St Nicholas Church.


To the dear memory of
Capt. Charles Reginald Howard,
M.D., O.B.E., R.A.M.C.,
attached King's African Rifles.
Youngest son of Robert Luke Howard,
Killed in action at Anguros,(Mozambique
Territory,)Portuguese E.Africa,Sep.6th 1918.
Twice mentioned in Despatches.

"Until the day break and the shadows
flee away."