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Stone cross in St Mary & St Melor Churchyard, names on metal plaque on right side of first plinth.

To the Glory of God and
in everlasting memory
of the Amesbury men and
women who gave their
lives in the World War
1939 - 1945.



Petty Officer Walter J. Blake

Sgt. Kenneth Butcher

Sgt. Michael G. Cox

Cpl. Norman J. Case

Tel. Austin Cockle

L.A.C. Keith Cushing

L.A.C. Roy P. Godfray

Pte. Norman Grinter

Pte. Peter Gray

Sgt. H. Peter G. Harbour

 

 


    

Stoker Leslie R.F. Hopgood

Pilot Bridget Hill

W.O. E Charles Jacobs

Sig. Eric J. Jarman

Nursing Sister Ellena Kirby

Tel. Eric Kirby

Sgt. Arthur Lush

Sub.Lt. Robert Langley

Petty Officer Ronald F. Mitchell

Sapper James S. Mugridge

A.B. Victor J. Mugridge


    

Cpl. Allan A.F. Noyce

Pte. Arthur J. Pritchard

A.B. Christopher F. Scott

Pte. Edward G. Truckle

Lt. William J. Underwood

L.A.C. Edward Verney

Sgt. Gerard C. Williams

Pte. Reginald N. Ware

Pte. Kenneth A. Ware

Petty Officer Maurice J.L. Young

Stone plaque on wall in St Mary & St Melor Church.

1939-1945
In abiding memory
of the
glorious and heroic dead
of Amesbury



Walter Blake        Eric Kirby

Kenneth Butcher     Robert Langley

Norman Case         Arthur Lush

Austin Cockle       Ronald Mitchell

Michael Cox         James Mugridge

Keith Cushing       Victor Mugridge

Roy P.Godfray       Allen Noyce

Peter Gray          Arthur Pritchard

Norman Grinter      Christopher Scott

Peter Harbour       Ted Truckle

Bridget Hill        William J.Underwood

Charles Jacobs      Edward Verney

Eric Jarman         Kenneth Ware

Ellena Kirby        Reginald Ware

      Gerard Charles Williams

 

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