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    Memorial

    Bockleton and Hampton Charles - WW1, Cross

    Cross

    Source: Copyright Ynyr Owen

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    Current Location

    Bockleton Road, Bockleton, Malvern Hills, Herefordshire, WR15 8PP, England

    OS Grid Reference

    SO 59514 61499

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    Type of Memorial
    Cross
    WMR Reference Number
    88300
    Description
    Stone wheel, Celtic cross set on a square section shaft and on a three step base with a downward facing sword carved into the shaft of the cross. The inscription is on the top two, front faces of the base. The whole is set in a small area, atop a mound and approached by a flight of stone steps, the memorial being surrounded by iron railings
    Inscription
    IN EVER THANKFUL MEMORY/ OF MERCIES VOUCHSAFED BY ALMIGHTY GOD/ WHEREBY OF THE FORTY FOUR MEN/ FROM THE PARISHES OF/ BOCKLETON AND HAMPTON CHARLES/ WHO SERVED IN THE IMPERIAL FORCES IN 1914-1918/ THIRTY NINE REMAINED ALIVE/ THIS CROSS WAS ERECTED BY THE INHABITANTS OF/ THE TWO PARISHES BY WHOM ALSO A TABLET BEARING THE/ NAMES OF THOSE WHO FELL WAS PLACED IN THE CHURCH.
    War
    First World War (1914-1918)

    Components

    Cross

    Made from: Stone


    Condition: Good


    Historic England

    Grade: II

    List Entry: 1448479