Wars Last Goodbyes
Individual Record

St Andrew Churcham

Inscription

In loving memory

Of

John Tucker

Who fell in France, March 21st 1918

Aged 24 years

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Also of Ralph Tucker

Who fell in France, Octr. 14th 1918

Aged 20 years

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Beloved sons of Edwin and Mary Tucker

Of Churcham House

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"There shall be mo more death" Rev. 21 Ch. 4. V. 

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NB. This plaque was moved from Birdwood Methodist Chapel when it closed in 2002

Place of Inscription

St Andrew Churcham

Gloucestershire

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Ralph

Tucker

1898

Meare, Somerset

14th October 1918

Killed in action in the Oppy Sector, near Planques and Flers leading to the Haute-Deule Canal

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Douai British Cemetery, Cuincy, France

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First World War

Private

1st Battalion Worcestershire Regiment

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