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31.5.2006

EWSHOT

Stone tablet on wall in St Mary's Church.


To the memory of those
who gave their lives
1939-1945

Victor William Arthur
                Barnes

James Arthur Albert
              Blackman

   William Blackman

Edward Michael Doxford

Dorothy Helen
        Gidley-Kitchin

Dorothy Rosemary
        Gidley-Kitchin

  George Edward Kent

    Thomas Pickett

  James Robert Smith

 Charles Henry Stovold

Harold John Albert
               Stovold


Their name liveth to
all generations

Bronze tablet on wall in St Mary's Church.

To the Glory of
Almighty God
and in ever-proud remembrance
of
Dorothy Helen Gidley-Kitchin
and her daughter
Dorothy Rosemary Marian
2nd Subaltern A.T.S.
who both lived courageously
and together died for us all
and their country
on June 18th (Waterloo Day) 1944
at the Guards Chapel
Wellington Barracks
London

Their ways are ways of pleasantness
and all their paths are peace.


Commonwealth War Grave in churchyard.

538148 Private
J.R. Smith
Army Catering Corps
9th November 1944 Age 46


In proud and loving memory
of my darling husband.
He gave his life
that others might live

Private War Grave in churchyard.(Missing a cross from on top of the plinth)

Erected to the beloved
memory of our friendly Vic
by the officers & men of
the 61st Division R.A.S.C.


A life well lived - A duty well done
L.Cpl. Victor Barnes