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28.6.2005

MILFORD-ON-SEA

Wooden panelling on wall by side of altar in All Saints Church, names in each panel (Moved around by 2021 - see photo).

2005

2021

Inscription above first two panels. (panel 3 WW2)

1914      IN  MEMORY  OF  THOSE  WHO  GAVE THEIR  LIVES  IN  THE  GREAT  WAR      1918

First panel from left to right.

Adrian Andrews

Cecil Abercrombie

Frederick Baker

William Beavis

Herbert W Berry

Henry Chase

Philip Chase

Philip Cox

Herbert Cull

Joseph Davis

Justus George

Walter Goodman

William Green

Frederick Hall

Harry Hayter

Walter Hobby

Frank Holloway

William Hyde

William Ireland

Frank Knight

Hugh Logan

Second panel from left to right.

Lionel Logan

K D(Dick) Lovelace

Charles McCall

Leo Matthews

Charles Nash

Charles E Nash

Cecil Oxford

Charles Reynolds

Albert Rickman

Randolph Shaw

Robert Whatley

Edd Byam White

William Whitlock

Rothes Wilkinson

Harry Wilkinson

Peter Wood

Joseph Wort

Sebright Coffin

Patrick N Kennard

George Bursey

 

Brass plaque on wall in All Saints Church.

In memory of
Randolph Shaw
Major, Royal Field Artillery
who died of wounds received at Flers
14th November 1916 Aged 35 years

Ursula Frances his wife
daughter of Elagar of Milford House
died 3rd March 1958 Aged 74 years

Geoffrey Fenton
Lt.Col. Royal Artillery, killed in action
on 22nd May 1944 Aged 34 years

Arthur Danby
Lt.Col., M.B.E.
The Northampton Regt.
died 20th May 1970 Aged 51

Brass plaque on marble on wall in All Saints Church.

In loving memory of
John Rothes Marlow Wilkinson
B.A. Oxon. Lieutenant 4th Battalion
Middlesex Regiment, eldest son of the late
Rev. H.M. Wilkinson and Mrs. Wilkinson,
Milford-on-Sea, who gave his life for his Country
at Oburg near Mons, August 23rd 1914, aged 26.
Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori.

Brass plaque on marble on wall in All Saints Church.

In loving memory of
Henry Umfreville Wilkinson
B.A. Oxon. Assistant Resident, Civil
Service, youngest son of the late
Rev. H.M. Wilkinson and Mrs. Wilkinson,
Milford-on-Sea, who died at Mlanji,
Nyasaland, on March 17, 1916. Aged 25.
"The Souls of the Righteous are in the Hand of God"

Marble tablet on wall in All Saints Church.

In loving memory of
my only child
Jack
Fraser George Newall
Major
93rd Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders
Died Feb. 22nd 1921.
"Thy will be done."

Commonwealth War Graves in churchyard.

14798 Private H.W. Berry Hampshire Regiment 14th September 1915 Age 34 He laid down his life for others

C.E. Nash Able Seaman. R.N. 167862 H.M.S. "Victory" 29th March 1917

A Sailor of the Great War Royal Navy 31st October 1917 Known unto God