The Memorials Church Memorial Parish Memorial Methodist Memorial The Fallen
Old Road / Green Road
Weston
Staffordshire
The memorial commemorates men of the Parish of Weston on Trent who died in the service of their country in both World Wars. It also commemorates men of the parish who served in World War 1. It stands on the edge of the village green, having been moved from its original site on the corner of Stafford Road and Old Road.
There are four panels:
The first panel reads:
This memorial was unveiled on May 24th 1923 by General Sir Walter Congreave V.C. K.C.B. M.V.O. of Chartley Castle
The second panel reads:
In memory of the men from this parish who laid down their lives during the Great War 1914-1918
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R.G.A. |
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N.Staffs. |
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R.B. |
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Welch Regt. |
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K.S.L.I. |
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R.W.Kents. |
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G.Gds. |
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Lincs Regt. |
Also John Huskisson Everett who fell in the World War 1939-1945
The third panel reads:
The following men of this parish served during the war.
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W.H. Allport |
C. W. Davenport |
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E. Beckett |
C.E. Devey |
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E. Booth |
E. Devey |
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A. Bolton |
F.J. Dix |
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T. Brandrick |
W.J. Dix |
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W. Brandrick |
R.F. Edwards |
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F. Bradnock |
S. Elkin |
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W.R. Brown |
H. Elsmore |
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H.E. Brown |
R. Emery |
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R.G. Carr |
W.H. Faulkner |
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H.N. Clarke |
F.J. Faulkner |
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F.C.Clarke |
G. Fisher |
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F. Clarke |
W. Fisher |
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J. Coles |
J.E. Fradley |
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C. Dainty |
W.C. Dainty |
The fourth panel reads:
The following men of this parish served during the war.
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W.C. Fradley |
C. Munn |
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E.G. Godridge |
A. Nixon |
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G.W. Godridge |
E. Nixon |
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W.C. Godridge |
C. Ollivant |
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R.W. Godridge |
T. Peaty |
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F. Godbehere |
T. Snape |
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B. Good |
F.E. Spencer |
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G. Hall |
H. Spencer |
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H. Haycock |
R. Spencer |
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E. Haycock |
E.R. Tildersley |
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W.H. Higginson |
T. Tildersley |
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R. Howlett |
E.W. Walker |
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G. Marks |
J. Warrender |
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W. Middleton |
A. Williams |
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J. Moreton |
J Whitfield |
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