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1. Whicham (St Mary) Parish Church, Cumbria In the churchyard there are eight C.W.G.C. burials: Two from the 1914 - 1918 war (both identified) Six from the 1939 - 1945 war (three identified) |
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2. Headstone of WW1 casualty Pte. H.W. Jackson [Pte. H.W. Jackson, Scots Guards died 17 January 1918] |
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3. Headstones of Sgt. T. Huddleston and Pte. T. Caddy Sgt. Tom Huddleston (left) died on 2 October 1944 Pte. Tom Caddy (right) died on 11 March 1920 [Sgt. Tom Huddleston was the nephew of Pte. Tom Caddy] |
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4. Headstones of two Australian airmen (died 29 April 1941) L.A.C. J.C. Francis (left) and Cpl. C.O.W. Amos (right) (Their bodies were washed ashore on a beach nearby) [The headstone behind is for 2 unidentified M.N. seamen] |
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