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WHALLEY |
© Susan Eldridge June 2003
Location: On the corner of King Street and Station Road in the centre of Whalley.
OS ref: 103 SD733364
Date: 3rd September 1920, unveiled by Major General H. Shoubridge
The wording reads:
TO THE MEMORY OF THE MEN OF WHALLEY
WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES
FOR KING AND COUNTRY IN THE GREAT WAR
1914 - 1918
The memorial bears the names of 51 men who lost their lives in the First World War, 9 from the Second World War, displayed on an open book in front of the memorial, and 1 killed in Northern Ireland.
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Chris Bailey Allan Edwin Barnes Moses Bartlett P or R Bentham H. Brayshaw Chris Chiney W. Clutton John Craggs Fred Craven Bert Crowther Francis E. Davies R. Dean H. Dennett William H. Doxey J. Eastham William Exton Albert Garratt |
Arthur Green William Green J.H. Greenup William Goodman S. Hindle N. Hopwood John Hoyle Ernest Inge H. Knowles William Knowles R.H. Lambert Alfred Lawrence E.C.Longworth F. Lyne John J. Macklin George Mashiter R. Mercer |
T. Birtwell Morris F.T. Ormerod R.T. Ormerod George Parramore Fred Procter Fred Roose C.W. Rydehead Wilfred Sankey E. B. Sipson T. Smith Herbert T. Sydes W.J.A. Sydes James Walton John E. Walton John A. Webb W.H. Yates |
Richard N. Briggs Frank Cunliffe John L. Gerrard William Hebden Wilfred Merchant Walter F. Mowle Tom Rutter Norman Simpson Hubert S. Stanley
Northern Ireland 1992 Damian John Shackleton
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