RETURN TO PLACE NAME E INDEX

26.10.2011

EAST HORRINGTON

Stone plaque on wall on right side going in lytchgate to new cemetery.






To the Glory of God
and
to the undying memory of
the men of Horrington
who gave their lives
for King and Country
in the Great War 1914-1918



Jas B. Ridewood

Percy J. Gould

Edwd. Baker

Chas Carpenter

Wm.J. Corp

Chr. Denning

Francis J. Padfield

Herbert L. Padfield

Wm. Clarke

Josh.H. Howell

Regd. Ware

Ernest Church

J.G. Carpenter

 


    

H.M.S.Pegasus

E.Surrey Regt.

Somerset Regt.

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H.M.S.Black Prince

Yorks Lt.Infy.

London R.Bdgde.

Devon Regt.

Lancs.Fuslrs.>

E.Surrey Regt.

Devon Regt.

S.Wales Bdrs.

 


    

Killed

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Died of
Cholera


    

Zanzibar

Loos

Ypres

Somme

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Jutland

Somme

Bullecourt

Mesopotamia

Ribecourt

Cambrai

Berry au Bac

India

 


    

1914

1915

1916

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1917

1918

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Private grave with inscription on, in churchyard.

In loving memory
of
Annie Luoisa Wilkins
eldest daughter of
the late William & Louisa Wilkins,
who died April 5th 1909
aged 27 years"Her end was peace."
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Also of
Reginald A.J. Wilkins
who died at sea
August 30th 1917 aged 19 years
after serving
with the Australians in France.
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"He heard the call - he played the game -
and left us but an honoured name."
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