Memorial
Lieutenant Colonel P C Evans-Freke
Lieutenant-Colonel P C Evans-Freke plaque detail
Source: ©2025 Colin Murray
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Current Location
North wall of the Chancel, St Andrews Church, Church Lane, Glaston, Rutland, Leicestershire, LE15 9BN, England
OS Grid Reference
SK 89633 00560
Denomination
Church of England
Names listed on this memorial
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- Type of Memorial
- Board / Plaque / Tablet
- WMR Reference Number
- 67020
- Description
- Wall mounted, portrait orientated, nowy headed plaque with a broad patterned border of clover leaves, and with an English rose in each corner. The nowy head encloses the regimental badge of the Leicestershire Yeomanry, with beneath the dedication. Makers name is beneath the border at bottom right. All detail is incised and picked out in black.
- Inscription
- IN LOVING MEMORY OF/ MY HUSBAND/ LIEUT: COLONEL THE HON./ PERCY CECIL EVANS-FREKE,/ WHO FELL IN ACTION/ ON MAY 13TH, ASCENSION DAY, 1915./ WHILE COMMANDING HIS REGIMENT/ THE LEICESTERSHIRE YEOMANRY/ ( PRINCE ALBERT'S OWN )/ NEAR YPRES,/ WHERE HIS BODY RESTS./ HE SERVED IN/ THE SOUTH AFRICAN CAMPAIGN,/ 1900-1901./ "FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH."/ CULN, GAWTHORPE & SONS LONDON
- War
- First World War (1914-1918)
- Number Commemorated
- 1
- Died
- 1
- Information shown
- Surname, forenames, rank, regiment, titles, place of death, date of death, manner of death, additional
- Additional Information
- Relationship, previous campaign
- Maker(s)
CULN, GAWTHORPE & SONS LONDON, Makers
Components
- Plaque
Height: 750mm
Width: 350mm
Depth: 10mm
Made from: Brass
Condition: Good
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- War Memorials Trust Reference Number
- 294432
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