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    Memorial

    Redoubt Copse

    Plaque

    Source: Copyright Charles J. Anderson

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    Current Location

    Baysgarth Park, Caistor Road, Barton upon Humber, England

    OS Grid Reference

    TA 03296 21047

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    WMR Reference Number
    88565
    Description
    In 2016 17 oak trees were planted in Baysgarth Park, to commemorate the loss of 17 Barton men on the 13th October 1915, when the charge was made on the Hohenzollen Redoubt, near Loos France Each tree has on its supporting post a small name plate, showing name . rank and number
    Inscription
    . the men commemorated are:- Lance Corporal 3161 William Herbert Barley Private 1514 Henry Burgess Serjeant 1767 Frederick William Clayton Private 2120 Harry Clayton Private 3168 George Clipson Private 1918 Herbert Cook Private 3177 John William Coupland? Private 1920 Fred Curtis Serjeant 1453 Walker Dinsdale Lance Corporal 3190 Albert Franklin Private 3191 Edward Franklin Serjeant 1858 George Gilfoy [Geery? On memorial] Private 3203 Jonathon Thomas Jubb Private 2819 Fred Nicholson Lance Corporal 1724 Harry Seddon Corporal 545 George William Thompson Lance Serjeant 1053 George Tonks
    War
    First World War (1914-1918)
    Number Commemorated
    17
    Died
    17

    Components

    Tree


    Condition: Good