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HENTON

Stone obelisk in Christ Church churchyard, inscription on front of plinth.

This stone was erected
by the parishoners in
memory of the Henton men
who gave their lives in
the Great War 1914-1918.



Wm. V. Baker.       Aged 22.

Edward B. Cook.       ,, 36.

John S. Crossman.     ,, 32.

William H. House.     ,, 29.

James T. Stott. (Hurn),, 22.

Arthur York.          ,, 24.


"Their name liveth for evermore."

Window in Christ Church church, inscription at bottom of each pane.

Bottom of left side pane.

This window is dedicated
to the Glory of God
in thanksgiving
for the victory of the
allies in the Great War 1914-1918.
and as a memorial
to the men
from this parish
who helped by
joining the colours

These made the
Great Sacrifice

Wmilliam Victor Baker.
Edward B. Cook.
John Stott Crossman.
William H. House.
James Thomas Stott. (Hurn)
Arthur York.

Bottom of right side pane.

These were Wounded or Disabled.


William Brown.          George Stott. (Ripple)

James Clarke.           Jacob Stott. (Ripple)

Ernest Coleman.         John G Stott. (Rookery)

Stephen Crossman.       John Stott. (Callow)

Arthur J Hayes.         Thos. G Stott. (Rookery)

Edward G Hayes.         Tom Stott. (Yarley)

J Horsington. (Sergt.)  Fredk. H Webb.

Reginald Reynolds.      John Webb.

Reginald Savage         Herbert York.

             Tom York. (Sergt.)

These also served abroad.



    

Sidney Baker. (Yarley).

W J Biss. (Corpl.).

Maurice Barr.

Samuel Barr.

William Coleman.

Arthur Ford.

Edward Hayes.

Frank Hayes.

Ernest Hurd.

Albert Jackson.

Willm. J Loxton.

Robert Mapstone.

Richard Masters.


    

Arthur Pope.

James Pope.

Jas. Shingleton. (Sergt.)

William Shingleton.

Cyril Stott. (Ripple)

William Stott. (Ripple)

Tom Stott. (Ripple)

William Stott. (Yarley)

Tom Stott. (Callow)

George Tibbotts.

Ernest Vincent.

Jacob Vincent.

Percy Weeks.

These served at home.


Sidney Baker. (Bleadney)    Samuel Moss.

Reginald Davis.             Frank Pope.

Archd. G Gibbs.             John Savage.

George Crossman.            George Vincent.

Frank Hurd.                 Tom Weare.

             Charles Wills.

Private Grave stone in Christ Church churchyard.

In
Loving Memory of
Jane,
the beloved wife of
John Hayes,
who died April 9th 1905
aged 35 years.

Also of a beloved son
George William,
who fell in action
in the Jutland Battle
May 31st 1916
aged 16 years

John Hayes
Born 1871 Died 1960
cremated at Canford