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31.5.2006

EWSHOT

Stone cross in St Mary's Churchyard

Front panel of plinth.

To the Glory of God
and in memory of the
officers N.C.Os. and men
of this parish who laid
down their lives in the
Great War.
1914 - 1918.

Right & left side panels of plinth.

Right                                                    Left

F. Barnes      Stoker R.N.

A. Brown       L/c Dub.Fus.

S. Budd        Signal Bay R.N.

W. Budd        Pte. The Queens

A. Cox         Pte. R.Berks

R. Cranstone   Gunner R.G.A.

A. Creed       Chaplain R.N.

     W. Hambidge  A.I.F.


                             

F. Hoare     2nd Lt. Norfolks

G. Ivil      Rfln. R.B.

G. Johns     P.O.1st Class R.N.

G. Knight    A.B. R.N.

L. Lenny     Lieut. R.I.F.

W. Ruffle    Pte. 1st Hants

H. Williams  Pte. Northants

Back panel of plinth.


               And of

William Loring    Capt. Scottish Horse

Walter Loring     Lt.Col. R.Warwicks

Charles Loring    Maj. 37th Lancers.I.A.

        formerly of this parish

Stone plaque on wall in St Mary's Church.


To the memory of those

who gave their lives

1914 - 1918

Frank Barnes

Alfred Brown

Samuel Budd

William Budd

Godfrey Courage

Albert Cox

Richard Cranstone

Algernon Creed (Priest)

William Hambidge

Frank Hoare

George Ivil

George Johns

George Knight

Harry Lamport

Leonard Lamport

Richard Lamport

Lancelot Lenny

Patrick Logan

William Ruffle

Harry Williams

Their glory shall not

be blotted out

Brass plaque on wall in St Mary's Church.


To the honoured memory of

          Harry Lamport  Hants Regt.

          Leonard Lamport  "The Queens" R.W.S.Rgt.

          Richard Lamport  Worcester Regt.


killed in action in France during the Great War,

1914 - 1918.

The Call        Our Country

The Answer        Our Lives

How Glorious

 

Eerected by their sorrowing Father, Mother, Brother & sister.

Brass tablet on wall in St Mary's Church.

To the Glory of God
in loving memory of
Samuel Budd
Signal Boy. H.M.S. Neptune
died Oct. 17th 1916. Aged 17.

This tablet is placed by his ship-mates.



Window in St Mary's Church flanked by WW1 & WW2 stone plaques, inscription at bottom of window.

To the Glory of God & in memory
of Algernon Henry George Creed
Vicar of Ewshot 1910 to 1917 and
Temporary Chaplain Royal Navy
who died May 21st 1917 Erected by
the parishioners and friends.


Window in St Mary's Church, inscription at bottom of each window.


The Word was made Flesh

 

 

To the Glory of God and in

memry of Major Maurice Lowndes


                  

and Dwelt among us

 

 

Royal Dublin Fusiliers Born Nov.4

1869. Died on March 30 1919. R.I.P.

Commonwealth War Graves in churchyard.

F.V. Barnes
Stoker 1st Cl. R.N. K/5666
H.M.S. "Barham"
21st November 1918 Age 30


Until the day break
and the shadows flee away
rest and peace

15341 Lance Cpl.
A.W. Brown
Royal Dublin Fusiliers
20th September 1915 Age 27

2/1363 Serjeant
W.J. Logan
N.Z. field Artillery
27th October 1918 Age 29

Private War Grave in churchyard.

Here
rests in peace


Algernon Henry George Creed
7 years vicar of Ewshott.
and temporary Chaplain R.N.

who died May 21st 1917.
"Come unto me, all ye that labour and
are heavy laden, and I will give you rest."