GENUKI/Devon: Ermington

Ermington Village War Memorial

Transcribed by Sheila Jones

(E-mail: sheila.jones@liverpool.ac.uk)

To our glorious dead who fell in the Great War 1914-1918
God keep their souls in Peace unto a Glorious Resurrection

H.H. BACKHOUSE, M.C., Lt. K.O. Lancaster Regt.
H.C. FOWLER, Lt. Worcester Regt.
R. GRANSMORE Capt., Middlesex Regt.
R.W. RUNDLE Lt., Notts & Derby Regt.
B.C. SPARROW Capt., I.A.
L.G. SPARROW Lt., S.W.B.
A. ANDREWS, Devon Regt.
J.W. EDMUNDS, R.M.L.I.
C. HINGSTON, R.N.
C.C. HOUSE, R.N.
W.C. LUXTON, M.G.C.
S.R. MORTIMORE, R.N.
T. PEARSE, Devon Regt.
A.E. ROGERS, R.N.
P.H.A. ROWSE, R.E.

To our glorious dead who fell in the Second Great War 1939-1945

P.H.J. JACKMAN, R.A.O.C.
W.H. MACKENNY, R.N.
E. NEALE, Hampshire Regt.
J. ORCHARD, R.A.S.C.
E.G. STEER, A.C.C.
W.J. YALLAND A.C.C.

"Make them to be numbered with Thy Saints"

NOTE - These names are also recorded in Ermington Parish Church as a War Memorial
Location - Wooden tablets on left-hand wall

Brian Randell, 29 Aug 2002

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