"Lest We Forget: The First World War Memorials of Uttlesford District", published by Recorders of Uttlesford History, 2014; ISBN 978-1-873669-14-3, pages 40 and 41 record the existence of this joint WW1/WW2 memorial board within the Church, and give biographical details of the WW1 casualties commemorated on it. Page 41 also mentions that: "Stacked against a wall is another WW1 memorial, presumably the original one. There are also five brass vases in the church, one for each of the five men lost in the Great War". (The WW1 memorial referred to in the book is in fact the bronze plaque that was originally fixed to one face of Little Easton's cenotaph, but which is now in St Mary's Church - see our record 97569. Each of the five brass vases mentioned in the book was engraved with the name of one of the village's WW1 casualties; in July 2021 those inscribed with the names Rupert Charles Grout, Francis Henry Peacock, Arthur Thomas Read and Charles Andrew Scott were present in the Church, but the one inscribed John James Perry could not be located).