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9.10.2017
MARNHULL
Bronze plaque on front of stone memorial in St Gregory's churchyard (Nothing in church).
On fron of first plinth
1914-1918
1939 1945
God make us
worthy
of their sacrifice
Bronze plaque
1939 + 1945
Their name liveth for evermore
In proud and grateful memory of those who lost
their lives on activer sevice or by enemy action
in the world war and whose names are inscribed below
Roll of honour book in St Gregory's church.
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Roll of Honour
Marnhull
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The
book of remembrance
beford God
of these men of
the parish of
Marnhull, Dorset,
who gave thier lives
for their sountry
in the years of war
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1914 - 1918 and 1939 - 1945.
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Their name liveth for evermore.
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1914 to 1918
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(There are now WW1 people until...)
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1939 to 1945.
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Walter George Brown.
Royal Army Ordnance Corps.
Lost at Sea
5th. July, 1941.
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Philip Oliver Brown
Sergeant, 5th. Royal Tank Regiment.
Killed in action, Middle East Desert.
17th June, 1942.
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Henry William Crew
Coldstream Guards
Died in Hospital, Jerusalem.
1st. June, 1942.
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Reginald Jack Drew
Sergeant, 31st Field Regt. Royal Artillery.
Killed in Action, Halfya Pass, Egypt.
28th May, 1941.
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Peter Victor Hayward
Home Guard.
Killed by Enemy Action, London.
14th. January, 1945.
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William John Lloyd
Royal Air Force.
Killed in Action, Battle of Britain.
2nd. Septamber, 1940.
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Ernest George Phelps
Royal Tank Regiment.
Died in Prisoner of War Camp, Breslau,
Germany.
19th. November, 1944.
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Gerald David Sharp
Flight Sergeant, Royal Air Force,
Attached R.C.A.F. Bomber Command.
Killed in action, over Germany.
23rd. June 1943.
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1914 to 1918.
(From now on WW1 names)
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