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CRAWLEY

Stone cross in garden in centre of village.

In grateful memory of the men of this parish who gave their lives for
their country in the Great War 1914 - 1918.

Their names are inscribed on a tablet in the Parish Church.

For Freedom.        For Righteousness.        For Honour. 

The memorial had a tablet added after the memorial was collected so on 16.2.1997
the inscription was as below:-

In
Grateful memory
of the
men of this parish
who gave their lives
for their country
in the Great War
1914 - 1918
Their names
are inscribed on
the tablet below.

For Freedom.        For Righteousness.        For Honour. 

Pte.    Arthur Bundy
Pte.    Ernest Cox
Pte.    William Cuell
Pte.    Arthur James Elcock
Pte.    William Henry Norris
L/Cpl.  Henry Ernest Piper
Pte.    Herbert Arthur Piper
Rfn.    Arthur Tom Riggs
Pte.    Albert Stevens
Cpl.    Arthur Geo Weatherall
Pte.    Herbert Henry White

Wooden plaque on wall inside St. Mary's Church.

1914     For God.    For King.    For Country.    1918 

Pte.    Arthur Bundy          2nd Hants.Regt.
Pte.    Ernest Cox            1st Wilts. Regt.
Pte.    William Cuell         Devon Regt.
Pte.    Arthur James Elcock   10th Hants. Regt.
Pte.    William Hry Norris    10th Hants. Regt.
L/Cpl.  Hry Ernest Piper      2/4th hants. Regt.
Pte.    Herbert Arthur Piper  21st Lancers.
Rfn.    Arthur Tom Riggs      1/28th London Regt. Late R.F.C.
Pte.    Albert Stevens        10th Hants. Regt.
Cpl.    Arthur Geo Weatherall 2nd Wilts. Regt.
Pte.    Herbert Hry White     1/4th Hants. Regt.

Faithful unto death.