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10.4.2007

HAWKLEY

Brass plaque on wall in St Peter & St Paul's Church under Great War Memorial.

And in the World War 1939-45

H.F.T.Davies        T.H.Elliott

G.Stockwell

Stone on wall in St Peter & St Paul's Church in porch.

The bells of this church were re-hung in
1949 and two bells were added in memory of
Harold Francis Theophilus Davies
R.N.V.R. of hawkley Hurst who fell in the
Battle of the Atlantic 9th September 1941.

Treble Gillett & Johnston

Second  .  .   .  .    .

Third  J Warner & Sons

Fourth . .   .  .  .

1949

1949

1900

1867

Fifth Roger Landen  circa

Sixth  . .   .  .   circa

Seventh Brian Eldridge

Tenor J Warner & Sons circa

1450

1450

1624

1867

Commonwealth War Grave in churchyard.

7904334 Trooper H.T.C.F. Elliott 2nd Fife & Forfar Yeomanry Royal Armoured Corps 5th October 1943 Age 33 In treasured memory. He fought two years with 10th Hussars met death by accident

Memorial stone of above's wife placed in front of grave stone. "On angels wings" In loving memory of Hilda Norah Elliott dear wife and mum fell asleep 12th December 1998 aged 89 years

Private shrine to Davies family in churchyard, stone tablet on wall.

"Life is eternal, death is only a horizon and a
horizon is nothing save the limit of our sight."

In loving memory of
Harold Francis Theophilus Davies
Sub Lieut R.N.V.R.
who was killed whilst on active service in
H.M. Corvette Candytuft in the North Atlantic
September 9th 1941 aged 29 years

And there was war in heaven Michael and his angels
fought against the dragon. And they overcame him
by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their
testimony and they loved not their lives unto the
death. Therefore rejoice ye heavens and ye that
dwell in them
Rev XII v 11.12