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9.9.2021

SEEND

Stone cross in Holy Cross Churchyard, inscription on front face of first plinth.

In
memory of the men of this parish
who died in the war of 1914 - 1919.

G.Akerman

A.Armstrong

T.Burbidge

J.C.Bush

R.W.Butler

F.R.Candy

F.J.Cottle

W.J.Cook

R.B.Ellis

T.F.Ferris

J.Gingell

H.Hillier

E.Holden

F.W.Hornblow

W.Mattock

J.May

J.Merchant

D.J.Mitchell

R.Newman

H.Parfitt

A.Phillis

J.Rance

W.Salter

H.W.Wiltshire

"Their name liveth for evermore."
Erected by their fellow parishoners.

Stone plaque on wall above altar in side chapel in Holy Cross Church.

In memory of those who gave their lives
in two World Wars
1914-1918 Geoffrey Akerman + Alan Armstrong + Tom Burbidge

James Cromwell Bush + Reginald Butler + Francis Candy

William Cook + Frederick Cottle + Bertram Ellis

QWilliam Ferris + John Gingell + Henry Hillier

Eenest Holden + Francis Hornblow + William Mattock

James May + John Merchant + David Mitchell

Frederick Moore + Ralph Newman + Herbert Parfitt

Arthur Phillis + James Rance + Walter Salter + Herbert Wiltshire

1939-45   (now WW2 names)                                       

marble plaque on wall in Holy Cross Church.

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In Proud
and Loving Memory of
James Cromwell Bush, M.C.
Captain Wiltshire Reegiment and R.F.C.
eldest son of the Revd. H Cromwell Bush
vicar of this parish
who was in aerial combat killed in France Oct. 7th 1917
aged 26.
and buried at Neuville-en-Ferrain
The eternal God is thy refuge and underneath are the
everlasting arms.
R.I.P.

Metal seat in Holy Cross Churchyard, with small plaque on.

On this 100th anniversary of the cessation of hostilities in the
First World War, we remember with gratitude the 25 men from
the Seend Parish who gave their lives for us.
We will remember them - today and always
11th November 2018