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Samuel DILLOW

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Samuel Dillow was born in 1815 in Glenfield, Derbyshire. He was the son of William Dillow and Rebecca Moore.  On 2 May 1836 he married Elizabeth Bourne at Bucknall cum Bagnall.  Elizabeth was born in [more] [more]

Wrexham Victoria School WWI Memorial

Wrexham Victoria Council Schools. The above tablet in marble and brass in remembrance to those Old Boys of the above school who fell in the great war. It is a fitting mark to Mr. Chas. [more]

Southsea War Memorial

Southsea War Memorial commemorates those local people who died in World War I. The memorial stands at the front of All Saint’s Parish Church on Smithy Road, Southsea. Those commemorated on Southsea War Memorial: PrivateIsaacHUMPHREYS200247 [more] [more]

Lindisfarne War Memorial

Lindisfarne War Memorial commemorates those former students of the college who died in World War I and World War II. Lindisfarne College was a private boarding school which was founded in 1891 in Westcliff on [more] [more]

Caerwys – St. Michael Church

Photographs supplied by Lee Wetton. Clwyd Monumental Inscriptions. Back to Clwyd Monumental Inscriptions Index Index. There is currently no index available to these images. Cemetery Plan. There is no cemetery plan available at present. Photographs [more]

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