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WEST TYTHERLEY

Green marble tablet on wall in St Peter's Church.

To the glory of God and in honoured and loving
memory of those men of this parish
who fell in the Great War 1914 - 1919.

Baugh, John               Mouland, William
Bristow, William          Noyce, George
Chalker, William          Paulett, Samuel
Cleverley, Ernest         Pragnell, Arthur
Cummins, Alfred           Pragnell, Ernest
Dyer, Frederick           Pragnell, Gilbert
Edwards, George           Read, Frederick
Elkins, Walter James      Stone, George
Holman, William           Webb, Lewis
Kendall, Ernest           Whitehorn, Charles
Longsdon, Alfred

"Their name liveth for evermore."

Brass plaque on wall in St Peter's Church.

In ever loving memory of
Sapper William Alfred Bristow, R.E.
who died serving in the Great War
on the 9th Day of September, 1918.
Aged 29 years,
and buried at Baghdad.
A dear son and brother, a choir boy
and confirmed in this church
"Christ is risen."

Stone monument in remembrance garden in village.

The Great War.
1914 - 1919.
Erected by inhabitants of this parish,
in memory of our gallant dead, in honour
of those who served, and in thanksgiving
to Almighty God, who gave us the victory.

Commonwealth War Graves in churchyard.

E. Cleverley Ordinary Seaman, RN. SS/7863 H.M.S. "Redoubtable" 23rd April 1918 Age 19 The Lord giveth the Lord taketh blessed be his name

14541 Private W.C. Mouland Wiltshire Regiment 25th January 1918 Age 22 Rest in peace