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5.8.2008

TINCLETON

Stone plaques set into wall on each side of entrance to St John the Evangelist Church.

Left side plaque coming into entrance.

To the Glory of God
and in proud and loving memory
of all
who fell in the Great War of
1914-1918.
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"Greater love hath no man than this;
that a man lay down his life for his friends."

Right side plaque coming into entrance.

Tincleton Roll of Honour,
(now WW1 names)
 

2nd Lieut A.J.B. Van De Weyer
1939        The Rifle Brigade        1945
Calais

Stone plaque on wall on in St John the Evangelist Church.

To the 
honoured memory
of
Adrian Van de Weyer
2nd Lieut. The Rifle Brigade
killed in action in the
defence of Calais
26th May 1940
aged 20 years

Stone tablet on ground (on private grave) in St John the Evangelist Churchyard.

Robert
Erskine
Gordon
Kindersley
Born
3. November 1907
killed in action
Holland
31. May 1945