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To the glory of God and in honoured
memory of
Nurse Nellie Decima BROWN
of this parish who died July 2nd 1921
after three years of suffering
following four years of active service
in the Great War 1914 - 1918
[The badge at the top of the plaque
relates to
The St John's Ambulance Brigade]
"Nellie died of lung disease while
nursing all through the war and
it was therefore deemed appropriate
to commemorate her as near to the
Angel as possible."
- From the All Saints Emberton Guide
Book
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In loving memory
of
The Rev Frederick Edward Barwick HULTON-SAMS
Lieutenant 6th Batt. Duke of Cornwall's
Light infantry
Eldest son of the Rector of this parish
born November 21st 1881
Educated at Harrow and Trinity College
Cambridge.
Ordained Curate of
St Paul's, Balsall Heath, Birmingham.
He then worked as a Bush Brother in
Queensland for
five and a half years.
On the outbreak of the war with Germany
he joined the army and was killed at
Hooge July 31st 1915
whilst crawling from cover to fetch
water for his wounded men.
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In affectionate remembrance
of
Reginald Courtenay Hulton WOODHOUSE
Born June 30th 1890
An Etonian and B.A Univ: Oxford,
Lieutenant 56th Rifles. F.F. India,
who
was killed in action in Mesopotamia
Jan: 13/14, 1916.
On;y son of the Revd. R.I. and Mrs Woodhouse
of Merstham Rectory, Surrey.
and a grandson of the late Rector of
this parish
The Revd. C.B.A.G. HULTON, M.A.
and first cousin of the late Lieut.
the
Revd. F. Hulton Sams, B.A.
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Emberton War Memorial
in the centre of the Village
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The names of the
casualties on the War Memorial (written
in gold, middle panel)
are identical to the namesinside the
church,
although
A. JOHNSON is displayed in addition
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Photos by Peter Underwood
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