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WINDSOR & MAIDENHEAD - Hurley
The Parish of Hurley includes Knowl Hill
St Mary's Church Hurley (WM5349)(WAM145) (N7930)
SU 826 841
The War Memorial is in the churchyard and records 13 names for WW1 and 3 for WW2
A framed parchment (WM5580) bearing the same names as in the churchyard
Located on High St, Hurley SU 826 841
Set in the outside wall is a memorial (WM6030) (WAM147) (N7921) to Noel Keith died 22/5/1917
There is a second tablet (WM6031) (WAM146) (N7921) to the memory of Justin Morrell KcKenna died 2/10/1917
Hancock Memorial (5678) (WAM148) (N7920)
Located inside the porch of a private cottage in Hurley SU 826 841
31 names from WW1
The War Memorial (WM5271)(WAM160) (N7892)
is a framed parchment with 35 names for WW1 and 6 for WW2
In the churchyard opposite is a Monument (WM5592) (WAM161) (N7891)
inscribed with the names of men who served. There are 15 names for the Navy, 180 for the Army, 9 for the Royal Air Force and 38 names of men who died
Located to the left of the main entrance to Grundons on Star Lane, Knowl Hill SU 821 794
Warner Memorial(WM5679) (WAM162) (N7888)
In memory of 65 men who worked for Warners at this site who served in WW1
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Some men will appear several times either because they appear on two or more memorials, or they have served under two or more numbers or units or because they are recorded under two or more addresses. These categories will multiply up.
Most dates will be written in the international form of YYYYMMDD
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