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24.6.1986

CALBOURNE

Stone cross on village green just outside All Saint's Churchyard, inscriptions on faces of plinth.

Front face of plinth.

To the Glory of God
and
in memory of
Calbourne men who died for their country
in the Great War
1914 - 1918

Back face of plinth.

William Cake, Stoker P.O. R.N.

Albert William Saunders, Cpl. R.G.A.

William Brine, Bdr. R.G.A.

Henry Cooper, Cpl. 221st Coy. R.E.

George Frederick Browne, Pte. (Queens) R.W.Surrey Regt.

Jesse Brine, Pte. Som.L.I.

James Jones, Pte. 2nd Hants. Regt.

Herbert Edwin Whittington, Sgt. I. of W. Rifles

Frank Brett, Rfn. I. of W. Rifles

Albert Edward Downer, Bugler I. of W. Rifles

Oliver Charles Harding, Rfn. I. of W. Rifles

Leonard Edward Punch, Pte. Labour Corps

Added later under the above:

Arthur Whittington, Sgt. R.E. George EdgarWhittington, 2nd Lt. K.R.L.Rgt.

Marble plaque on wall in All Saints Church.

Front face of plinth.

In sacred
and
everloving memory
of
Ronald Mowbray
Private: Machine Gun Corps,
youngest son of
R.B. and A. Harvey
formerly of Newbarn Calbourne
He died of wounds at
Estaire France on June 12th 1917
Aged 22.
"Until the day break
and the shadows
flee away."