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    Memorial

    Wickham Market Parishioners - WW1

    WW1 plaque

    Source: Copyright Doug Ireland

    1/1

    Current Location

    All Saints Church, High Street, Wickham Market, Suffolk Coastal, Suffolk, IP13 0SA, England

    OS Grid Reference

    TM 30230 55806

    Denomination

    Church of England

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    Type of Memorial
    Board / Plaque / Tablet
    WMR Reference Number
    5602
    Description
    Bronze plaque on alabaster.
    Inscription
    TO THE GLORY OF GOD/ AND IN PROUD AND/ GRATEFUL MEMORY OF/ THE MEN OF THIS PARISH/ WHO FEL SERVING THEIR/ KING AND COUNTRY IN THE/ GREAT WAR 1914-1918/ (Names)/ THIS TABLET WAS ERECTED BY PARISHIONERS.
    War
    First World War (1914-1918)
    Number Commemorated
    32
    Died
    32
    Information shown
    Surname
    Maker(s)
    • Jones and Willis Ltd, Mason

    Sponsor Type
    public

    Ceremonies

    Unveiled

    11 Aug 1920

    Captain Kenneth Keer RAMC

    Custodian
    PCC

    Components

    Backboard

    Height: 1230 mm

    Width: 600 mm


    Made from: Alabaster


    Condition: Good


    Plaque

    Made from: Bronze


    Condition: Good


    • East Anglian Daily Times, 12 August 1920