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BURGH
NEXT AYLSHAM
WAR MEMORIAL
World
War 1 - Detailed Information
Compiled and Copyright © Transcribed and researched Steve Smith 2009
On the A140, heading towards Cromer, you will pass Aylsham. At the crossroads
for Burgh Road and The Street turn right onto The Street. The memorial
can be found as you enter Burgh Next Aylsham on the corner of Wood Lane,
which is situated on your left. The memorial takes the form of a Celtic
cross mounted on a plinth which in turn is mounted on a concrete base,
angled to fit snugly into the roadside bank.
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| Photograph
Copyright © Steve Smith 2009 |
To
The Men Of This Parish
Who Fell In The Great War
1914-1918
| POSTLE |
William
Hubert |
Rifleman,
B/200099, 10th Battalion Rifle Brigade who ‘Died of Wounds’ on 12/12/1916
at the age of 20. William was born and enlisted in East Dereham
and resided in Burgh Next Aylsham. He was the son of John and Mary
Ann Postle, of Burgh Next Aylsham. He is now laid to rest in Grave
II. E. 11 in GROVE TOWN CEMETERY, MEAULTE in France. |
| QUADLING |
Robert
Charles |
Private,
34581, 8th Battalion Royal Fusiliers who ‘Died of Wounds’ on 18/04/1917.
Robert was born in Cawston in Norfolk and resided in Gillingham
in Norfolk. He enlisted in Norwich and was the Husband of R. Quadling,
of Lamas, Buxton near Norwich. He is now laid to rest in Grave II.
G. 15 DUISANS BRITISH CEMETERY, ETRUN in France. |
| STACKWOOD |
Robert
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Private,
14784, 9th Battalion Norfolk Regiment who ‘Died’ on 05/05/1916 at
the age of 22. Robert was born in Burgh Next Aylsham and enlisted
in Norwich. He was the son of John and Jane Stackwood, of Burgh
Next Aylsham. He is now laid to rest in Grave 25. 151 in NORWICH
CEMETERY, Norfolk. |
Last updated
27 November, 2016
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