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CAMROSE WAR MEMORIAL

World War 1 & 2 - Detailed information
Compiled and copyright © Mike Mansfield 2008

The memorial takes the form of two brass plaques, fixed to the interior wall of St Ismael's Church, Camrose, one above the other. There are 10 names for World War 1 and 1 for World War 2.

IN PROUD AND LOVING MEMORY OF
THE MEN FROM THIS PARISH WHO
SACRIFICED THEIR LIVES IN THE
SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY
1914 - 1919

ABSALOM	John [Henry]	Private 29148, 14th Battalion, Welch Regiment. Killed in action 10th July 1916. Born Rudbaxton, enlisted Haverfordwest, resident Causeway, Camrose.
ALLEN	W	Private, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Nock Farm.
DAVIES	Benjamin	Private 203014, 13th Battalion, Welch Regiment. Died of wounds 19th March 1918. Born Nolton, enlisted Haverfordwest, resident Keystone, Camrosem, S.O..
DAVIES	B	Private, Welch Regiment. Resident Long Island.
DAVIES	H	Private, Welch Regiment. Resident Long Island.
DAWKINS	C J R	Lieutenant, Welch Regiment. Resident Red Hill.
EVANS	J D	Private, Royal Naval Division. Resident Lammas Fold.
FINCH	Percy	Lance Corporal 29141, 14th Battalion, Welch Regiment. Killed in action 9th January 1916. Born East Dulwich, enlisted Haverfordwest, resident Camrose.
GEORGE	Hubert [Thomas]	Private 320039, 24th Battalion, Welch Regiment. Resident The Home Farm.
YOUNG	E	Sergeant, Middlesex Regiment. Killed in action 18th Septembewr 1918. Born Camrose, enlisted Haverfordwest, resident The Folly, Camrose. Formerly 319, Pembrokeshire yeomanry.
“THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE”
1939 - 1945
CODD	E W N	Able Seaman, Royal Navy. Resident Bunkers Hill.
Plaque within the church but not on memorial
PENN	Edward Hugh Mowbray	Gunner, Canadian Field Artillery. Died 3rd December 1914. Aged 29. Buried in Bulford Cemetery.

Last updated 29 March, 2008

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