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7.5.2005

KINGSCLERE

Stone cross on churchyard/village green outside St Mary's Church.
(Nothing in St St Mary's Church)

Front panel.

To the Glory of God
and in memory of the brave men of
KINGSCLERE.

"Dear shall their blood be in His sight."

1914                             1918

Side panels.


Right side

Eric Barnes

Ralph G. Barnes

Reginald M. Bennett

Stanley G. Bradley

Albert E. Cooper

Richard A. Dollery

Frederick W. Dunmall

Alfred J. Evans

George W. Hamblin

Alec H. Hopkins

Fred Keep

Ernest Frederick Lambourne

James Marriner


                

Left side

Barry Norris

Thomas S. Pizzey

Albert J. Povey

Charles A. Robinson

Henry J. Smith

Reginald W. Smith

Richard Smith

Edward James Soper

Kenneth J. Strachan  M.M.

G.B. Newport Tinley  C.B.

Alfred J.T. Watts

Leonard V. Witt

Back panel

These at the call of King and Country
left all that was dear to them,
endured hardness, faced danger, and
finally passed out of the sight of men
by the path of duth and selfsacrifice.

Commonwealth War Graves in churchyard.

CH/1853 (S) Private
A.H. Hopkins
Royal Marine Light Infantry
14th January 1919 Age 20

296651 3rd Air Mechanic
R.W.. Smith
Royal Air Force
3rd October 1918 Age 18

M2/079098 Private
F. Keep
Army Service Corps
8th September 1916 Age 31

Peace perfect peace

Private grave with inscriptions to 2 fallen.

In
loving memory
of
2nd Lieutenant
Ralph George Barnes
2/8 Battalion
London Regiment.
Who was killed in action
at Poelcapelle,
Belgium
October 30th 1917.
Aged 32.

To
the dear memory
of
2nd Lieutenant
Eric Barnes
Lincolnshire Regiment.
Who was killed in action
near Wytschaete,
Belgium.
November 1st 1914.
Aged 20.

Inscription on other side to their father.

In
loving remembrance
of
John Barnes.
Whose life was
serenely completed
November 13th 1917.
Aged 65.