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War Memorial in Alciston Church, East Sussex

Transcribed from a brass plaque in the church (photograph below).

To the memory of the men of Alciston who died for king and country during the Great War 1914 - 1918
Walter David Foord	Jan 26 1916 aged 27 yrs
James William Hayward	Mar 4 1917 aged 33 yrs
David Frederick Gumbrill	Sep 20 1917 aged 28 yrs
George Mockett	Oct 24 1918 aged 21 yrs
George Fears	Nov 11 1918 aged 24 yrs
Philip George Boys	Dec 8 1918 aged 25 yrs
"They died that we might live."

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Mark Collins.

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