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10.8.2008

FRAMPTON

Marble plaque on wall in St Mary's Church.

In grateful remembrance
of the undernamed who gave their lives
in the Great War 1914-1918

A.Barnes

H.Dart

V.E.Deacon

P.R.Gale

R.F.Gifford

E.Hibberd

C.K.Homan

D.A.Homan

E.T.House

P.B.Junor

F.W.Legg

J.J.Legg

V.E.Powell

W.J.Rogers

C.J.Samways

C.L.L.Sanctuary

W.F.T.Sheridan

W.T.Stroud

H.Taylor

W.G.Trim

G.H.Whatmore

"Greater love hath no man than this."

Marble plaque on wall in St Mary's Church.

In loving memory of
"Corporal" Percy Reginald Gale,
"Queen's Own" Dorset Yeomanry,
who was kill in action at Gallipoli
August 22nd 1915,
aged 23 years.

Interred near "Chocolate Hill", Gallipoli.

Marble plaque on wall in St Mary's Church.

In loving memory
of
William Frederick Temple Sheridan
Captain 2nd Battalion, Rifle Brigade,
son of
Algernon Brinsley Sheridan
and
Mary Lothrop Sheridan,
of Frampton Court,
born 5th January 1879,
killed leading his men at the Battle of Loos
25th September 1915.

Faithful unto death

"Battlefields are strange              
in unexpectedness, and histories change
because the proper hour finds the man. 
I cannot see the vastness of the plan  
beyond horizon. But I shall be there  
to do my humble or my splendid share."