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BRAMSHAW

St Peter's Church

White marble plaque on wall in church.

To the
Glory of God
and in honoured memory
of the MEN of BRAMSHAW
and other's connected with the parish church
who laid down their lives for their Country
in the GREAT WAR

1914                        1918
George Whitehorn        Pte. Hampshire Regt.


G.H.E. Vidler           Lieut. Wiltshire Regt.


Walter Hatch            Stoker R.N.


Sydney Holgate          Pte. York and Lancaster Regt.


Harry Young             2nd A.M. R.F.C.


Herbert Page            Pte. Hampshire Regt.


Sydney Mussell          Pte. Devonshire Regt.


Charles Gulliver        Gr. R.G.A.


F.H. Giddings           Pte. Devonshire Regt.


Lawson Knowlton         Gr. R.G.A.


Allen Wort              Pte. Wiltshire Regt.


Charles Biddlecombe     Pte. Devonshire Regt.


Charles Fry             Pte. Duke of Cornwall's L.I.


Alan Jones              A.B. R.N.


Charles Dibden          Tr. 7th Dragoon Guards


Charles Andrews         Gr. R.G.A.


Sydney Boyce            Pte. Wiltshire Regt.


Richard Loader          Corpl. Gloster Regt.


Joseph Loader           Pte. Wiltshire Regt.


Frank Judd              Pte. Royal West Kent Regt.

REMEMBER


St Peters church, marble tablet on wall in church.

"As dying
and behold we live -

As having nothing
yet possessing all things."

To the glory of God
and in dear memory of
George Holbrook Eric Vidler
Lieutenant the Wiltshire Regiment
eldest son of George Paxton and Elsie Mary Vidler
of this parish
Killed in action in the battle of the Somme in his twentieth year.
Educated at Fritham House and Oakham Schools he entered Sandhurst
in the second month of the Great War and was gazetted Second Lieutenant
in the Wiltshire Regiment in April 1915, he fell leading his men in
a victorious attack upon the enemy's line on July 9th 1916.

"A brave man and a very fine officer" (His Colonels tribute)

Qui procul hinc
Ante diem periit
Sed miles sed pro Patria.

Commonwealth War Grave in churchyard.

26328 Private
W.G. Henbest
Wiltshire Regiment
21st May 1920

Private War Grave in churchyard.

In loving memory of
Charles George Whitehorn
who died January 31st 1916,
Aged 28 years.

Day by day we all do miss him;
Words would fail our loss to tell;
But we hope in heaven to meet him
evermorer with him to dwell.