Combined War Memorial, Church Street, Ickleton, Cambridgeshire.
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greysman
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Placed on the village green in Church Street, a granite obelisk carries the names of the fallen of two World Wars.
Waymark Code: WMN21P
Location: Eastern England, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 12/10/2014
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This rough-hewn granite obelisk was erected after the Great War and carries the names of sixteen men who fell in that conflict. The names and dedication are on a smoothed panel on the side which faces the church. The names were then added to after the Second World War with three names. All the fallen have their regiments mentioned. The obelisk is about 2m high and is raised on a two-step square plinth and has been enclosed by a wrought iron railing in a square planted with shrubs.
The dedication and the WWI names read:-
Erected by the people of
Ickleton in memory of the
men who gave their lives
in the Great War
1914 - 1919.
G.Edmund Bance, Essex Regt.
Arthur E.Carder, Cambs.Regt.
Herbert Carder, Cambs.Regt.
Walter B.Carder, Suffolk Regt.
George F.Dean, Beds.Regt.
Peter Flitton, N.Land Fusrs.
Herbert Freeman, Suffolk Regt.
George F.Godfrey, Scots Guards
Leonard W.Griggs, Royal Fusrs.
Alfred Hopwood, Northants.Regt.
Joseph Huntley, Royal Fusrs.
Arthur Page, Cambs.Regt.
Ernest Page, Suffolk Regt.
Alfred J Reynolds, Grenr.Guards
Reuben Turner, Suffolk Regt.
Eustace Webb, Essex Regt.
The three fallen from WWII are placed beneath these and read:- 1939 - 1945
George A.Baynes, Mon.Regt.
George A.Hayes, Suffolk Regt.
Walter Peacock, R.E.M.E.