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| These men gave their lives | |||
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J. Couch, Master, Merc. Mar. W. H. Cox, Pte., 2nd Welch F. W. Cridge, Pte., 24th A. I. F. W. J. Hoye, Pre., 9th Welch |
A. Hunt, Pte., 1st Welch A. W. Savours, Lieut., 6th R. F. E. Tugwell, Bomb., R. F. A. J. T. Wall, Sergt., ??? | ||
| T. H. Williams, Pte., 1st Londons | |||
| Dulce et decoram est pro partia mori. (It is sweet and proper to die for the fatherland.) | |||
| This roll of honour commemorates the gallant response to the call to arms of the men of Porthkerry and Rhoose who joined his Majesty's forces and served in the Great War MCMXIV - V - VI - VII - VIII | |||
| Capt. W. Drew Capt. R. Duncan Capt. D. S. Savours Lieut. H. G. Lewis Lieut. A. Savours 2nd Lieut. D. H. Couch 2nd Lieut. A. Duncan 2nd Lieut. R. Duncan 2nd Lieut. C. P. Lewis 2nd Lieut. H. J. Savours 2nd Lieut. G. Wedgewood 2nd Lieut. E. W. Savours 2nd Lieut. K. Couch Sergt. Maj. G. Duncan Sergt. W. E. Evans Sergt. H. A. Harding Sergt. W. Rees Sergt. H. Stephens Sergt. W. Watkins Cpl. Raymond Cpl. C. Thomas Cpl. J. E. Wall Bomb. I. Annetts |
L/Cpl. G. E.Bolton L/Cpl. I. Cockett Bomb. O. John Bomb. E. Tugwell L/Cpl. W. Savours L/Cpl. P. Annetts L/Cpl. G. Ashton L/Cpl. E. G. Brown L/Cpl. W. Brown L/Cpl. A. Charley L/Cpl. T. G. Charley L/Cpl. J. Charley L/Cpl. W. A. Cox L/Cpl. W. Creed L/Cpl. T. Cridge L/Cpl. R. Daley L/Cpl. G. Dummett L/Cpl. M. R. K. Duncan L/Cpl. F. Fliunt L/Cpl. R. Flint L/Cpl. G. Fowler L/Cpl. T. Griffiths L/Cpl. B. Griffiths |
L/Cpl. G. Hartland L/Cpl. W. Hartland L/Cpl. A. Hartland L/Cpl. J. W. Hatcliffe L/Cpl. C. Howe L/Cpl. E. Hoye L/Cpl. W. Hoiye L/Cpl. A. E. Hunt L/Cpl. D. John L/Cpl. P. John L/Cpl. I. John L/Cpl. H. Jones L/Cpl. J. Kersey L/Cpl. W. H. Ludlow L/Cpl. W. Matthews L/Cpl. E. Merriman L/Cpl. H. L. Milburn L/Cpl. A. L. Mills L/Cpl. A. E. Morby L/Cpl. G. Mucklow L/Cpl. J. Murphy L/Cpl. J. Murray L/Cpl. C. H. Pettifer |
L/Cpl. G. Pettifer L/Cpl. W. Pettifer L/Cpl. J. Powell L/Cpl. C. Power L/Cpl. W. Power L/Cpl. M. Rees L/Cpl. W. Rees L/Cpl. M. Roberts L/Cpl. F. Speed L/Cpl. R. Taylor L/Cpl. G. Thomas L/Cpl. S. Watts L/Cpl. R. Worrall L/Cpl. T. H. Williams L/Cpl. J. W. Maxworthy HMS Capt. CouchCapt. Davey Lieut. V. Harding Lieut. S. Gatt Lieut. W. Alexander Lieut. A. Bowen Lieut. H. Dimond Lieut. P. Coles |
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To the loving and glorious memory of Arthur William Savours Lieut., 6th Battn. Royal Fusiliers youngest son of John Miles Savours of Rhoose born 31st May 1894 severely wounded in the first battle of the Somme 7th October 1916 killed in action at Sailly le Sec 2nd August 1918 buried at Franvillers Cemetery nr. Albert. Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori. | |||
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