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| In grateful memory of the men of Swinton parish who died for their country in the Great War. | |
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Major Walter G. Home, 6th Dragoon Guards Captain George Ainslie, 6th K. O. S. B., M.C. Cpl. William Dodds, 4th K. O. S. B. Cpl. William L. Landels, R. F. A. Cpl. John Wilson, 1st London Scottish L/Cpl. John J. Craig, 4th K. O. S. B. Pte. John Bookless, 9th Scottish Rifles Pte. William Bookless, 1st/4th K. O. S. B. Pte. James Cockburn, 1st K. O. S. B. Pte. Thomas Cockburn, 5th Scottish Rifles Pte. John Gibson, 4th K. O. S. B. Pte. Thomas Graham, 1st Black Watch |
Pte. Robert Halliday, 6th K. O. S. B. Pte. John S. Jamieson, 7th Cameron Hldrs. Pte. Robert Jamieson, 7th A. & S. H. Gnr. Daniel S. McKenzie, R. F. A. Pte. Alexander Paxton, 11th A. & S. H. Pte. Andrew Paxton, 6th K. O. S. B. Gnr. Alexander W. Ross, R. G. A. Pte. Peter Simpson, 13th Royal Scots Pte. William McIntosh Trotter, 1st Canadians Pte. Kenward J. Thyne, 7th Seaforth Hldrs. Pte. Thomas Turnbull, 4th K. O. S. B. Pte. George Watson, 4th K. O. S. B. |
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1939 Their name liveth for evermore 1945 L/Cpl. Henry Graham Dearden, Commandos Sergt. Robert Paterson, R. E. M. E. | |
 | This page is dedicated to the 10 million victims of World War I and 60 million victims of World War II. | |
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