Gloucestershire | Longborough | War Memorial
| St James, Longborough Ordnance Survey reference: SP 179298 War Memorials |
In the churchyard:
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1730739 GUNNER O. CASTLE ROYAL ARTILLERY 3RD APRIL 1941 AGE 34 OUR THOUGHTS GO BACK TO BYGONE DAYS LIFE MOVES ON BUT MEMORY STAYS |
War Memorial
Ordnance Survey reference: SP 178297
A cross on a stepped base: it was unveiled on 30 April, 1921.
On the various sides are:
left:
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+ Tom Akerman + Fred Akerman + William Arthurs + +John Castle + Fred Castle + George Castle + + Arthur Clarke + Ernest Dicks + |
Front:
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To the Glory of God and in memory of those who gave their lives 1914-1918 + Charles B. Dolphin + Ernest Gillett + Thomas Hamblett + + Wilfred Hamblett + Charles Hudson + Oliver F. Hathaway + +Charles King + Oswald Oliver + John A. Partington + We died that England might live Do thou live that England may not die |
right:
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+ Fred Partington + Algernon P. Pethrick + Harry Rumbold + Henry Rumbold + Alfred Spragg + + William E. Taylor + Sidney Taylor + James Walker + |
Back:
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1939 – 1945 + Oliver Castle + + Thomas W. Catchpole + + Kenneth A Miles + |
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Last modified 3 May 2000