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WINCHESTER - ST CROSS CHAPEL

Stone memorial on wall in Chapel.

All these Were Honoured in their Generation and were a Glory in their Days

        G.M. Clark                        W.L. Chatfield

   Major Hampshire Regt.               Corporal Hampshire Regt.




      L.C.B. Russell                      G.W. Freemantle

   Capt. Rifle Brigade               Corporal Hampshire Regiment





       N.E. Gifford                           A. Bates

Capt. Leicestershire Regt.             L.Corporal Hampshire Regt.




       J.P. Causton                         H.W. Maidment

   Capt. Hampshire Regt.               L.Corporal Rifle Brigade




       C.G.E. Clowes                          A. Moore

  Lieut. Kings Royal Rifles                   Rifleman




       E.H.S. Bligh                         A.W. Simmonds

Lieut. Royal Naval Division              Pte. Hampshire Regt.




       G.H. Vacher                            F. Drew

  Lieut. Warwickshire Regt.            Pte. Warwickshire Regt.




       A.H. Newton                         W. Barrington

   Lieut. Middlesex Regt.               Pte. Devonshire Regt.




       C. Jeffrey                           C.G. Broad

    Petty Officer R.N.                 Pte. Warwickshire Regt.




       F.J. Berry                           F.E. Hunt

Sergeant Kings Royal Rifles               Pte. R.M.L.I.

Stone and brass plaque under the war memorial.

To the Glory of God
and in remembrance of those
Parishioners of St Faith who
fell gallantly in defence of
their King and Country in
the Great War of 1914 - 1918
this Chapel was restored for
the purpose of Devine Worship
and was dedicated by the
Lord Bishop of Winchester
on October 14 1918

Stone plaque on wall in chapel.

In loving memory of
Charles George Edric Clowes
Lieutenant Kings Royal Rifles
Born in this parish Feb: 28.1892
and baptised in this Church.
He fell in action near Ypres Feb: 15.1915
& is laid to rest in Bailleul Cemetery.
_______
He died the noblest death a man may die
fighting for God and Right and Liberty
And such a death is immortality.

Brass plaque on upright on back of altar in side chapel.

PUREFOY - MA JOIE

To the glory of
God
and in memory of
Jervoise Purefoy Causton
Captain in the
Hampshire Regiment
son of the Master
of this Hospital.
He was killed in action
at Bethune in France
on April 22.1918.
in his 25th year.

Original wooden grave cross on wall in alcove in chapel.

(Inscription on cross.)

In
memory
of
Capt Russell, L C B
12 Rifle Brigade
Killed
in
action
7-10-16

Original wooden grave cross on back of door in chapel.

(Inscription on metal strips on cross.)

CRU
Lieut E G C Clowes
3rd K R R C
18-2-15

Window above war memorial.

Fortitudo

Lt. Colonel Thomas Herbert Picton Morris. The Rifle Brigade.
Died of wounds recieved in action on the Somme. 18th Sept. 1916.