At that crisis in the history of the Empire when volunteers were in active service in the South African War.
This village of Eamont Bridge sent four John Hindson, William Todd & Arthur Warwick of the 24th Coy (Westmorland & Cumberland) Imperial Yeomanry & William Hindson of the Volunteer Coy of the Border Regiment of these John Hindon and William Todd were killed in action at Fabers Gut 30th May 1900
This monument was erected by public subscription on this historic site
Dulce e decorum est pro patria mori (What joy for fatherland to die!)
This page is dedicated to the 10 million victims of World War I and 60 million victims of World War II. We should always remember the immense grief and loss each war brought to the world.
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