War Memorial - Pentraeth, Anglesey, Wales

The memorial is located near
St Mary's Church.

ER GOGONIANT I DDUW AC ER COF DIDRANC AM	To the glory of God and the undying remembrance of
Lieut. R. J. Roberts, Cheshires, Fferam L/Cpl. J. Williams, 13^th Batt. R. W. F., Glanmorta Pte. Llew Jones, 9^th Batt. R. W. F., Pen y Bont Pte. Thos. Jones, 5^th Batt. S. W. B., Llwyn Ysgaw Pte. John Owen, 16^th Batt. R. W. F., Lôn Wigoedd
RHAI A RODDASANT EU BYWYDAU I LAWR DROS EU BRENHIN A'U GWLAD YN Y RHYFEL MAWR 1914 - 1918 "MUR OEDDYNT HWY I NI NOS A DYDD" 1. Sam, XXV. 16	The ones who laid down their lives for King and Country in the Great War 1914-1918. "A protection they were to us night and day" 1. Sam, XXV. 16

Following names are inscribed on the left and right side of the memorial:

Pte. Fred Jones, 2^nd Batt. S. W. B., Boot
Pte. Thos Jones, 15^th S. Lancs.
Transport Workers, Brynddu

Dvr. Edward Evans, R. F. A., Talgwyn
Pte. D. J. Parry, 6^th Batt. R. W. F., Ty Pen

Thankfully, Pentraeth was spared further losses in WW II.

This page is dedicated to the 10 million victims of World War I and 60 million victims of World War II.
We should always remember the immense grief and loss each war brought to the world.