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28.12.2015

FONTMELL MAGNA

Stone cross on plinth on road junstion in village.

Front face of plinth.

In proud memory of the men of Fontwell Magna who died for England 1914 - 1919 Their glory shall not be blotted out but their name liveth for evermore This cross was erected by the parishioners

Left side face of plinth.

P.G. Barnes Sergt.
B.J. Bradley
F.G. Frampton
F.G. Haskett
H.C. Haskett
J.R. Hatcher
A. Jenkins Corpl.
W.S. Lawrence
V.G. Merrifield Corpl.
W.H. Mowlem
F. Jesse

Right side face of plinth.

C.J. Reeves Corpl.
F. Rideout
H.M. Roberts
S. Shute Sergt.
H.O.Springfield Lieut.
C.H. Stone
T.J. Stone
W.J. Toomer Corpl.
J. Young

Stone plaque on wall in St Andrew's Church near altar.

In proud memory of the men of Fontwell Magna who died for England 1914-1919

P.G. Barnes. Sergt. B.J. Bradley.
F.G. Frampton. F.G. Haskett.
H.C. Haskett. J.R. Hatcher.
A. Jenkins. Corpl. W.S. Lawrence.
V.G. Merrifield. Corpl. W.H.V. Mowlem.
C.J. Reeves. Corpl. F. Rideout.
H.M. Roberts. S. Shute. Sergt.
C.H. Stone. T.J. Stone.
W.J. Toomer. Corpl. H.O. Springfield. Lieut.
J. Young.

but their name liveth for evermore.
Also of F. Jesse.

Hand written scroll glazed on wall in St Andrew's Church.
(NB - some letters look very similar and there could be errors in the below)

Front face of plinth.

Parish of fontmell Magna. Roll of Honour. European War 1914-191 . Pray for those gone from this + Oh God, guard and bless our sailors Parish in answer to their Country's Call. and soldiers & give us Victory & Peace.

Name.
*F.Andrews
*H.Andrews
*J.Appleyard Lieut.
*P.G. Barnes Sergt.
*B.Bradley
*S.Cannell Corpl.
*B.Chick Corpl.
*F.Coombs
*G.Coombs
*E.Crocker
*H.Denniss Sergt.
S.Denniss L/Corpl.
*E.Drew
*F.Ford
*P.Foyle
*F.Frampton

*P.Garland
*P.Gillett
B.Gladdis Corpl.
*T.Gladdis
*R.F.Glyn Capt.

*J.Goddard
*H.Harding
*F.G.Haskett
*H.Haskett
*J.Hatcher
*P.Hillier
*B.Hiscox
*H.Jeans
*B.Jenkins Corpl.
*F.Jenkins
*G.Jesse Corpl.
*F.Lawerence
*F.Lawerence
*H.Lawerence
*W.Lawerence
G.Langdon
G.Lathey
*J.Lodge
*H.Lock
*E.Lankey
*H.Lankey
F.White
J.Edwards

Regiment.
R.M.L.I. H.M.S.
15th Hussars
R.A.M.C.
Dorsets
Middlesex
Dorset Yeom:
Dorset Yeom:
R.M.L.I.
Devons
M.T.A.S.C.
Camerons
T.R.
A.S.C.
Hampshires
Dorset Yeom:
Wilts

M.T.A.S.C.
Dorset Yeom:
R.F.C.
Dorsets
Personal Staff

Royal Sussex
Dorsets
M.G.S. Dorsets
Dorsets
Dorsets
Dorset Yeom:
R.F.A.
Dorsets
Dorsets
Australians
Dorset Yeom.
Royal Fus
Warwicks
Middlesex
Dorsets
Dorset Yeom
Dorsets
Dorsets
M.T.A.S.C.
Canadians
Royal Fus
Somerset.L.I.


Remark.



died of wounds France
died of wounds, France


wounded, {awarded {D.C.M. {and {F.M.M.





killed in action Persian Gulf




{wounded at front again {awarded D.S.O. and {Legion of Honour.
awarded M.M.

killed in action,France
wounded & missing
killed in action,France

S. at Front again

killed in action,France
Wounded. Discharged

W


died gas poisoning
discharged
discharged
W.

W & discharged


Those marked * are
serving or have served
abroad

Name.
E.Merrifield
*F.Merrifield Corpl.
*R.Merrifield
*V.Merrifield
*A.Miles Saddler
*E.Miles Saddler
*R.E.Miles Sergt.
*S.Mowlem
*W.Mowlem
*C.Reeves
*L.Reeves
*M.Reeves
W.Reeves
*T.Roberts
*H.Shute
*S.Shute Lc.Sergt.
*H.O.Springfield 2nd.Lieut:
*B.Stone Corpl.
*C.Stone
*T.Stone
*A.Still
*E.Still
*R.Still
*S.Still
*F.Tinney
*R.Tinney
*W.Toomer L/Corpl.
E.White
*H.White
*F.Whittle
*M.Winder 2nd.Lieut.
*AYoung
*FJenkins
*G.Andrews
*T.Chick
*B.Frampton
*F.Hillier
H.Hiscox
S.Merrifield
*H.Roberts



those marked W
are wounded.
S. sick.

Regiment.
R.G.A.
Dorsets
Dorsets
Dorsets
R.H.A. S.
R.H. & R.F.A.
M.T.A.S.C.
Dorsets
Oxf.& Bucks.L.I.
A.S.C.
A.S.C.
R.A.M.C.
Roy.Def.Corps.
Dorsets
M.T.A.S.C.
Dorsets
Warwick Yeom:
Dorsets
Somerset L.I.
R.G.A.
Dorset Yeom:
Dorset Yeom:
M.T.A.S.C.
Australians
Dorsets
M.T.A.S.C.
Dorsets
Dorset Yeom:
Dorsets
Dorset Yeom:
R.F.A.
Hants
Dorsets
Dorset Yeom
Canadians
Dorsets
R.F.A.
Remounts
Royal Fus
Royal Fus





Remark.


W at front again
killed in action, Dardanelles
wounded, at front again


Prisoner of war
killed in action
wounded. (since accidentally killed.)

Trench fever, discharged

W. discharged
S.
killed in action, France
killed in action, Egypt. mentioned in despatches

died of wounds, France
killed in action

wounded {at front { again
wounded
killed in action, France

{wounded. Since {died of wounds

awarded D.C.M.
wounded.{at front {again





S







Brass plaque on wall in St Andrew's Church.

In Memory of Humphrey Osborn Springfield. 2nd Lieut Warwickshire Yeomanry killed at Quatia, Egypt, while saving wounded men. August 5th 1916. Aged 29. "He asked life of thee, and thou gavest it him, even length of days for ever and ever." Psalm 21.4.

Commonwealth War Grave in churchyard.

SS/1310 Corporal
C.J. Reeves
Army Service Corps
9th May 1917 Age 28
Father
in Thy gracious keeping
leave we now
our loved one sleeping