The memorial was moved from Ipswich Police station (basement) Ipswich Town Hall to Martlesham Police Headquarters Suffolk.
IPSWICH POLICE MEMORIAL UNVEILED
21st October 1921
Suffolk Chronicle & Mercury newspaper.
There was a large gathering of members of the Ipswich Borough Police
Force in the Parade Room at the Police Station at 1:15p.m.
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The alter was donated by the Woods family in memory of their 2 sons, lost during WW1.
Cederic is remembered on a floor tiled step.
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Rowland kept an extensive diary and scrap book of his journey from England to Mesopotamia, sending many letters home which we have included in the timeline. The diary is of his thoughts and feelings of Army life with an insight into life around the world in 1917.
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WW1
To the Glory of God and in deathless memory of those of the parish who died in defence of King and Country in the Great War 1914 -19
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The first eight were actively engaged in definite Christian work in connection with the Church when called to the colours.…
Amoss is not remembered on Christchurch parks memorial.
Born: 1880
Died: 25th November 1916; age 36; On board H.M. Trawler ‘Burnley’ Killed by mine from the German submarine UC-4 (Commander Hans Howaldt) off Orford Ness, Suffolk.
Enlistment Location:
Rank: Trimmer Cook .
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DRAFT
Do you have a family member from this Regiment? we are researching all who served during WW2 in the 67th. We hold a unique collection of photos and personal accounts of men who served during this period. Many were captured in North Africa, Some members are still living and may hold more information.
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DRAFT
*Not on Christchurch Park war memorial
FIRST WORLD WAR HOLY TRINITY
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