Bramshott, Hants

13.8.2012

BRAMSHOTT

Stone cross with hexagonal base and wings on circular base in St Mary the Virgin Church.

Panel 1

In Hoc Signo

To the
Glory of god
and the
honoured memory
of Bramshott Men
who gave their lives
in the Great Wars
1914 - 1919
1939 - 1945

Panel 2

L.J.R.Atterbury
J.Beale
T.L.Bourdillon
J.P.Brown
W.Harwood

Panel 3

C.Budd
G.Budd
Alfred Bullock
Arthur Bullock
G.W.Bullock
H.G.Burrows

Panel 4

B.Cannon
T.Cover
S.R.Crabtree
N.F.Croucher
W.Oliver

Panel 5

F.Dury
H.Elstone
E.S.Evans
E.Furlonger
R.C.Tidball.

Panel 6

C.A.Garrad
A.E.Goodridge
J.W.Heineman
J.Knottley
J.Leggatt

Panel 7

R.Leach
H.E.Matthews
H.Madgwick
J.M.McKenna
J.T.Moss

Panel 8

O.Mowatt
H.Newland
E.G.Phillips
W.O.Powell
G.S.Powell

Panel 9

J. de la C.Renouf
T.Redhouse
H.F.Richardson
A.W.Robertson
W.E.Shipp
W.Stacey
A.Sutton

Panel 10

H.F.Richardson
C.Thayer
A.Tribe
J.Voller
H.Wicker

Hand written scroll in glazed frame on window ledge in St Mary the Virgin Church.

Men of the Parish of
BRAMSHOTT
who gave their lives in the
Great War 1914-1918

L.J.R.Atterbury.
J.Beale.
T.L.Bourdillon.
J.P.Brown.
C.Budd.
G.Budd.
Alfred Bullock.
Arthur Bullock.
G.W.Bullock.
B.Cannon.
T.Cover.
S.R.Crabtree.
N.F.Croucher.
F.Dury.
H.Elstone.
E.S.Evans.
E.Furlonger.
C.A.Garrad.
A.E.Goodridge.
W.Harwood.
J.W.Heineman.
J.Knottley.
J.Leggatt.

R.Leach.
H.E.Matthews.
H.Madgwick.
J.M.McKenna.
J.T.Moss.
O.Mowatt.
H.Newland.
W.Oliver.
E.G.Phillips.
W.O.Powell.
G.S.Powell.
T.Redhouse.
H.F.Richardson.
J. de la C.Renouf.
A.W.Robertson.
W.E.Shipp.
W.Stacey.
A.Sutton.
C.Thayer.
R.C.Tidball.
A.Tribe.
J.Voller.
H.Wicker.
H.G.Burrows.

They loved not their
lives unto death

Marble plaque on wall in St Mary the Virgin Church.

To the dear memory of
Osmond Mowatt.
Lieutenant 10th Royal Hussars
who died at Duisans causality clearing station April 22nd 1917
of wounds recieved in the cavalry charge near Monchy Le
Preux Arras on April 11th buried in Duisans Military Cemetery
he recieved the 1914 star and bar

Born May 24th 1880 he was the younger and surviving child of
James and Fanny Louisa Mowatt of Kingswood Firs
while yet an undergraduate at Gonville and Caius College Cambridge
he volunteered for the South African War and as Lieutenant
Imperial Yeomanry saw much service and was twice wounded.
He recieved the Queen's Medal 3 clasps the King's Medal 2 clasps
and retired with the rank of Hon. Lieutenantin the army etc. etc.
Returning to Cambridge he graduated B.A. with Science Honours 1904 M.A. 1907.
A Joyous Spirit, - Brave, Loyal, True.