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19.9.2019

EVERLEIGH

Marble plaque on wall in St Peters Chruch.




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  To the Glory of God
  and in grateful memory
  of the following men of
  this parish who died in
  the Great War 1814-1918

Albert Edward Ayres

Arthur James Kent

James Mortimer Strong

William Henry Salisbury

Oliver James Ayres

"Their name liveth for evermore."

Painted wooden plaque on wall in St Peters Church.

Everleigh
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The following men of this Parish
served in THE GREAT WAR 1914-18



F.J.Alexander

  G.Alexander

G.A.Alexander

  M.Alexander

A.J.Ayers

 O.Brooks

 W.Cope

 A.Dobson

C.B.Fay

  F.Fay

  F.Flippence

  W.Flippence

  C.Flippence

  C.Gale

T.M.Gibbs

R.R.Goater

F.H.Guilford

  S.Guilford

               P.R.N.



   G.Haytor

 F.W.Kent

   J.Kimber

 E.J.Kimber

 A.C.Kimber

 A.J.Kimber

 G.F.Lewis

 F.W.Martin

 W.J.Martin

 E.H.Palmer

 H.R.Pape

 F.G.Salisbury

   W.Salisbury

 W.A.Stone

 J.B.Strong

 W.H.Strong

 T.F.Swatton

   J.Tyrrell

Ward

Marble plaque on wall in St Peters Church.

In proud and
affectionate memory of
Major Aston Gifffard
Astley, M.C.
Royal Fusiliers
second son of
Major Spencer Byng Astley
killed in action
at Flers, France
Sotober 1st 1916.
Aged 28 years.
"Dulce et decorum est
pro patria mori."