31.5.2007
THORNEY HILL
Stone cross in grounds of All Saints Church. WW1 inscription on the sides of the octagonal base.

Inscription around top of octagonal sides.
Remember the men of Thorney Hill who fell in the Great War 1914 - 1918
Side panels.
Their name |
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E. Lyde |
G. Cooper |
Reclining sculpted figure with a stone blaque behind All Saints Church.e.
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Plaque.
To the beloved memory of a Lieutenant in His Majesty's Grenadier Guards who fell in victorious combat with the Ger- man infantry among the woodlands of Villers Cotterets in the North of France & lies in a grave with an hundred british soldiers his comradeds of a devoted rearguard at peace in the silence of the forest John Manners born Jan,6,1892 - killed in action Sept,1,1914
Flag in glazed wooden case on wall in All Saint's Church, inscription on bottom centre of case.

The Hon. John Neville Manners
6th January 1892 - 1 September 1914
Lieutenant 2nd Battalion Grenadier Guards
Glazed hand written scroll on wall in All Saint's Church..

Men serving in His
Majesty's Forces in the
war from this parish
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* Those already at the front. Written by Belgian wounded soldier Illuminated by Grace Loe Guinness. 1915 ch. Decrop.
Stone plaque on wall in All Saints Church.

On ward We fought for England in the war 1914-1918 and wounded and sick found at Avon Tyrrell healing and a home. this stone is set here in token of our love and gra- titude Four hundred Officers of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force.