1914-1918
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ADDISON
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L.
J. |
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ADDISON
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P.
F. |
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AUSTEN
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F.
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BAILEY
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C.
P. |
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BALCOMBE
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W.
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BEACH
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A.
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BEACH
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E.
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BEACH
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P.
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BRINGLOE
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E.
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BRINGLOE
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T.
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BRYANT
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C.
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BURDEN
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J.
F. |
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BURDEN
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V.
J. |
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BURGESS
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A.
H. |
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BURGESS
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S.
E. |
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BUSS
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R.
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BUTLER
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A.
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CARR
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T.
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CATT
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A.
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CHAPMAN
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E.
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CHAPMAN
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H.
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CHAPMAN
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J.
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CHAPMAN
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V.
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CHEESMAN
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A.
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CHEESMAN
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P.
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CHENERY
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C.
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CHURCHILL
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H.
C. |
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COLE
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F.
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COLLINS
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C.
H. |
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COLLINS
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W.
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COLLISON
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W.
E. |
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DAY
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E.
J. |
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DROWLEY
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C.
S. |
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EDWARDS
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R.
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ELDRIDGE
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F.
H. |
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ELDRIDGE
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P.
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EVENDEN
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C.
S. |
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EVENDEN
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V.
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FIELD
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E.
J. |
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FOREMAN
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F.
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FOREMAN
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S.
H. |
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FOREMAN
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W.
G. |
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FORWARD
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T.
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FRANKLAND
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W.
J. |
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FRYER
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E.
H. |
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GANDY
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H.
H. |
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GILBERT
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W.
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GOLDSMITH
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E.
T. |
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GOOD
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F.
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GOWER
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W.
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GROOMBRIDGE
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W.
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GURR
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B.
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GURR
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C.
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GURR
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W.
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HATCHER
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C.
W. R. |
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HATCHER
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F.
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HATCHER
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J.
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HATCHER
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T.
H. |
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HILLS
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T.
J. |
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HIXON
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T.
H. |
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HOOKER
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A.
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HOLMANS
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B.
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[Listed
as HOLMAN on memorial] No further information currently |
HONESS
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F.
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JENNER
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G.
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JENNER
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W.
J. T. |
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JENNER
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W.
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JONES
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E.
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JOY
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H.
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KING
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J.
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LING
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P.
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LUCK
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H.
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MANSFIELD
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W.
J. |
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MARTIN
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A.
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MAYNARD
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A.
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MILLING
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R.
A. |
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MOON
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S.
A. |
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MOORE
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A.
V. |
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NEVE
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A.
W. |
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PALMER
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G.
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PARKS
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C.
S. |
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PENFOLD
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C.
W. |
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PENFOLD
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G.
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RANDALL
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E.
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REED
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W.
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SALMON
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C.
H. |
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SANTER
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W.
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SEAMER
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A.
G. |
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SMITH
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L.
J. |
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SMITH
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L.
T. |
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SMITH
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V.
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TAYLOR
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R.
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TOLHURST
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G.
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TOPHAM
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G.
B. |
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TORKINGTON
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C.
C. |
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TORKINGTON
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J.
E. B. |
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TROWELL
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E.
B. |
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UNDERDOWN
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A.
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VOUSDEN
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R.
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WAINWRIGHT
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N.
H. |
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WATTS
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H.
L. |
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WATTS
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R.
K. |
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WELLS
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W.
D. |
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WILLIAMS
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C.
J. |
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WINCH
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W.
H. |
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WINCH
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E.
M. |
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WINSON
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L.
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No
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WRIGHT
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A.
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No
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TO
THE MEMORY OF THOSE MEN OF CRANBROOK
WHO
FELL IN THE GREAT WAR
1914 1918
GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS |
|
TO
THE MEMORY OF THOSE OF
THIS
PARISH WHO FELL IN THE
SECOND WORLD WAR 1939 - 1945 |
BAITUP
|
D.
J. |
No
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BONIFACE
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A.V.
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BURT
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L.
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BUTLER
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C.
J. |
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BUTLER
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G.
K. |
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CAZALET
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V.
A. |
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CHEESEMAN
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E.
V. |
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COSENS
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C.
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CRADDOCK
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W.
J. |
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DITTON
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J.
G. |
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HARROLLD
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J.
C. |
No
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HATCHER
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L.
R. J. |
No
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HEAD
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F.
J. |
No
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HICKMOTT
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E.
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No
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HICKMOTT
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F.
J. |
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JAEGER
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B.
L. |
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LAMBERT
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E.
J. |
No
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OSBORNE
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G.
I. |
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RYAN
|
J.
T. |
No
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SHEARBURN
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D.
R. OR |
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TESTER
|
F.
J. |
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WATERS
|
F.
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No
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WELLS
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P.
E. |
No
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WILSON
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A.
C. |
No
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WILLIS
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Barbara
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No
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GREATER
LOVE THAN NO MAN THAN THIS |
|
OTHER CONFLICTS |
|
FALKLAND
WAR |

IN MEMORY OF
A MUCH LOVED SON AND BROTHER
ANTHONY RICHARD NORMAN
KILLED ON H.M.S. SHEFFIELD
FALKLANDS 4TH MAY 1982
AGED 25 YEARS
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|
EAST
INDIES |
TO
THE MEMORY
OF
THOMAS JOHN
ELDEST SON OF THOMAS ADAMS ESQ.
LATE OF BELGRAVE PLACE, LONDON,
WHO LOST HIS LIFE IN ACTION WITH
THE BURMESE JANUARY 7TH 1826
BEING LIEUTENANT IN THE 3RD OR
PALAMACOTTAH REGT. OF LIGHT INFANTRY
EAST INDIES
AGED 25. |
|
AFRICA
|

LOYAL BRAVE
BOYD ALEXANDER - KILLED AT NYERI - APRIL 2ND 1910 CLAUD
ALEXANDER
SCOTS GUARDS
DIED AT MAIFONI - NOVEMBER 18TH 1904
AFRICA
|
|

TO THE MEMORY OF LIEUTENANT
COLONEL BOYD FRANCIS ALEXANDER,
RIFLE BRIGADE, OF SWIFTS PLACE
CRANBROOK, KENT WHO DIED 19TH AUGUST, 1917
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BOER
WAR |
|

IN MEMORY
OF NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
AND MEN OF THE 2ND
??(1668) WEALD OF KINGS VOLUNTEER BATTN.
EAST KENT REGIMENT THE BUFFS
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR
THEIR COUNTRY IN SOUTH AFRICA
1900 - 1902
|
WIMBLE
|
W
|
[Listed
as Lance Corporal on memorial] Private 7358, 1st Volunteer Company
(A Company), The Buffs (East Kent Regiment). Died of disease at
Bloemfontein. Also listed on Canterbury
Memorial and Staplehurst Memorial.
|
BASS
|
W.
|
[Listed
as BUSS on database - Listed as Private on Memorial] Lance Corporal
7306, 2nd Volunteer Company (B Company), The Buffs (East Kent Regiment).
Died of disease at Winburg. Also listed on Canterbury
Memorial and Staplehurst Memorial.
|
PAYNE
|
John
|
[Listed
as 1st Volunteer Company on database] Private 7348, 2nd Volunteer
Company (B Company), The Buffs (East Kent Regiment). Died of disease
at Cape Town. |
POTTER
|
Frank
|
[Listed
as 2nd Volunteer Company on database] Private 7467, 1st Volunteer
Company (A Company), The Buffs (East Kent Regiment). Died of disease
at Winburg. |
CHANDLER
|
C
|
[Listed
as J CHANTLER on database] Private 7422, 2nd Volunteer Company (B
Company), The Buffs (East Kent Regiment). Accidentally shot by sentry
at Elandshoek Station, Elanshoek 6th February 1902. Also listed
on Canterbury Memorial and Staplehurst
Memorial. |
HICKS
|
H.
|
[Listed
as 1st Volunteer Company on database] Private 7362, 2nd Volunteer
Company (B Company), The Buffs (East Kent Regiment). Died of disease
at Winberg. |
WATSON
|
M.
|
Private,
1st Volunteer Company (A Company), The Buffs 9East Kent Regiment).
Died in South Africa.
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BELL
|
Reginald
William |
Lieutenant,
Royal Engineers, Died 11th February 1900 at De Har, South Africa.
Age 25. Son of Reverend William M.A., vicar of Cranbrook and Honourary
Canon of Canterbury Cathedral.
Bell.-
Lieut. Reginald William Bell, Royal Engineers, died of enteric Feb.
11th, 1900, at De Aar. He was the eldest son of Rev. W. Bell, vicar
of Cranbrook, late Headmaster of Dover College. Lieut. Bell was
born in April, 1874, and educated at Dover College, where he was
captain of the Football XV. At the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich,
he played for the Academy, and also for the R.E. at Chatham. He
was a keen sportsman and a good horseman. He entered the Royal Engineers,
July, 1893, being promoted lieut. 1896. He was stationed at Gibraltar
in 1899, and went from there to South Africa in Nov., and served
in Cape Colony.
Source:
"The Last Post - Roll of Officers who fell in South Africa
1899-1902" by Mildred G Dooner.

IN MEMORY OF REGINALD WILLIAM BELL
LIEUTENANT OF THE ROYAL ENGINEERS
WHO DIED AT DE HAR, SOUTH AFRICA ON
FEBRUARY 11TH 1900, AGED 25 YEARS.
THIS TABLET WAS ERECTED BY HIS FATHER THE
REVD. WILLIAM BELL, M.A. VICAR OF THIS PARISH
AND HON. CANON OF CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL.
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