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    Memorial

    Stoke-by-Nayland

    Cross

    Source: Copyright Doug Ireland

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    Current Location

    St Mary's Church, School Street, Stoke-by-Nayland, Babergh, Suffolk, CO6 4QY, England

    OS Grid Reference

    TL 98613 36281

    Denomination

    Church of England

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    Type of Memorial
    Cross
    WMR Reference Number
    4487
    Description
    Calvary of stepped-base.
    Inscription
    Block by 6 O'clock: REMEMBER THE MEN OF THIS / PARISH WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES / IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918 / AND IN 1939-1945 / Top step: REQUIESCAT IN PACE
    War
    First World War (1914-1918)
    Number Commemorated
    41
    Died
    41
    War
    Second World War (1939-1945)
    Number Commemorated
    12
    Died
    12
    Maker(s)
    • Messrs Clary & Wright of Ipwich, Builder

    • William Douglas Caroe FSA, Architect

    Sponsor Type
    public

    Ceremonies

    Unveiled

    13th March 1921

    Rear Admiral C. H. Simpson

    Dedicated

    13th March 1921

    Ven G. Hodges Archdeacon of Sudbury

    Components

    Memorial

    Height: 3962.4mm

    Width: 914.4mm


    Made from: Stone


    Condition: Good


    • Carter Postcard Collection
    • Account of unveiling in East Anglian Daily Times: 14 March 1921