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HORDLE

Stone cross on roadside in village.

Inscription at base of cross on each of the facesof hexagonal column.

Aug 4 1914

Nov 11 1918

June 28 1919

They overcame

and they

loved not

their life

unto death




Three slabs jutting out from the memorial with names on each side as below.

Side one & two.


William.Bampton

      France

W.Riley.Bowler

      Salonika

Harold.S.Bran

      Aisne

Ernest.W.Chivers

      Mesopotamia

W.George.Church

      St Quentin


               

Percy.F.Corbin

      Flers

A.Gordon.Cowie

      Sanna Yat

John.Dobson

      Gallipoli

A.E.George.Dobson

      Somme

Thomas.L.Dove

      France

Side three & four.


E.Stephen.Elford

      Dickebusch

Samuel.J.Feltham

      Gourgelette

Alec.W.Feltham

      Paschendaele

Charles.Feltham

      Langemarck

Herbert.Foss

      Ypres


               

Edwin.Holloway

      Salonika

Harry.Hookey

      France

Joseph.H.Jaques

      Loos

Abraham.Lane

      Somme

Walter.L.Mackie

      Somme

Side five & six.


Leonard.M.Matthews

      France

Harry.Pardey

      Somme

John.Pearson

      Abbeville

Johnny.Penfold

      Tidworth

Frederick.Saunders

      France

 

 


               

Mark.R.Singleton

      Ypres

Alfred.J.Skew

      Sanna Yat

George.W.Wearn

      Ypres

J.Rothes.M.Wilkinson

      Mons

A.B.Peter.Woodd

      Thiepval

Frederick.C.Woodford

      Gallipoli

Brass Plaque on wall in All Saints Church.

In loving memory of
three brothers, sons of A.G.D. Logan, late Major General in the Indian Army.
Archibald Eugene Harris, Sergt. Lord Strathcona's Horse.Dec.23.1863-Sep.4.1900.
Hubert Henderson. Capt. 10th Royal West Kent Regt.Oct.6.1872-Sep.15.1916.
Lionel Stewart. Major Supply and Transport Corps, Indian Army.Jan.8.1874-Nov.2.1914.
who gave their lives for their Country in S.Africa 1900 and in France 1914-1916.
"Dulce et decorum est pro Patria mori"