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This memorial is in the form of a illuminated manuscript that was plainly created with great dedication and which somehow survived the upheaval that arose from the conversion of a redundant railway factory that closed in 1986 into a retail shopping mall. It commemorates the ninety-eight men who worked in "W" Shop of the Great Western Railway factory who fought in the Great War and of whom twelve died. 'W' Shop was close by this memorial and is marked on this 1911 plan as "Fitters, Turners and Machine Men". | ||
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| Pro Patria O Commemorat the memory of the men of W shop who rallied to their Countrys call during the Great War 1914 - 1919 | ||
| J. Ambrose D. G. Andrews L. W. Balch H. J. Baldwin W. A. H. Bizley C. D. J. Bland A. F. Brett F. G. Bull S. E. Burt H. C. Burton R. Chalmers E. C. Chandler A. J. Clack E. J. Cousins A. J. B. Cowley A. Davis R. Drummond A. E. Duck W. H. Ealey W. Edwards C. G. Evans W. T. Ewens A. B. Franklin D. M. Freeth F. Fricker C. E. Froud C. W. Gardiner F. C. Goddard C. Griffin |
F. J. Harrod R. T. Hanks W. F. W. Hinton F. Hiscocks C. G. Holton D. Hoskins C. N. Hughes W. Hunt A. J. Jones R. Keefe E. V. Ps. King F. R. Kirk R. W. S. Kirk H. G. Kirkman M. J. Leighfield A. G. Lewis W. C. Lewis H. S. Lovelock H. A. Macran W. E. Marsh, M. M. G. O. Matthews F. Michelmore T. H. Moore A. J. Nichols J. J. W. Nicholson C. J. Noble S. Nock F. S. Ovens F. V. Page |
B. E. Perry R. H. Pitfield E. Plimley A. E- Porter A. E. Price R. J. Richardson F. Raven C. G. F. Redman C. S. Rich W. T. T. Richens S. G. Saunders, M. M. S. J. Seadding P. S. Scott P. Simons D. J. Sims F. E. Stanley C. R. C. Tucker D. F. Townsend L. A. Wall R. M. Webb C. F. West E. D. Westlake F. Westwood F. C. White H. J. White T, White W. C. Wileock E. E. Wilkes | and returned safely |
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| F. Ball C. E. Chandler W. W. M. Dulin A. B. Grellier |
F. H. Isaacs H. S. Lewis W. E. Painter R. Selwood |
A. Smith J. H. Taylor H. Walker, D. C. M., M. M. C. H. Wiltshire |
| These also answered the call and made the great sacrifice Requiescant in Pace Their spirit lives for ever | ||
 | This page is dedicated to the 10 million victims of World War I and 60 million victims of World War II. | |
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