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5.2.2020

WINTERBOURNE EARLS

Stone cross in St Michael & All Angels Churchyard.

Beken C.    Sergt.    Kyte G.       Pte.

Blake C.      Pte.    May C.H.       "

Bright J.      "      Morris W.      "

Browning H.    "      Muspratt R.B.  "

Callaway H.    "      Musselwhite H. Sergt.M.

Elliott G.     "      Borter H.S.   Pte.

Goodfellow H.  "      Robins E.      "

Jacobs J. Sergt.M.    Sawyer G.W.    "

Jacobs F.   Bombr.    Viney V.       "

King C.       Pte.

         Skinner E. 2/Lieut.

         Skyrme R.E.E. 2/Lieut.

        From the 3 Winterbournes

       who died in the Great War

              1914 - 1918

    "Their name liveth for evermore."

Original grave cross on wall in porch of St Michael & All Angels Church, with wooden plaque underneath.

In
memory
of
2nd Lieut R.E.E. Skyrme
1st Wilts Reg
killed in action 6.12.17



This cross
marked the grave
of
2/lt. R.E.E. Skyrme
who was killed in
Ploegsteeert Wood
6.2.17

Brass plaque on wall in of St Michael & All Angels Church.

In loving memory of
Richard Edward Elcho Skyrme
2nd Lieut. Wiltshire Regiment.
killed in action in Ploegsteert Wood.
February 6th 1917. Aged 22 years.
Buried in Rifle House Military Cemetery.
"He shall not see death for ever"

Commonwealth War Grave in St Michaels Churchyard.

164819 Gunner W. Eades Royal Field Artillery 7th May 1920