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18-06-2004, 15:10
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Names on Cenotaph in Oak Hill park
Hi, if any of you get the local paper, you will see that a local historian, Mr Bill Turner, has written a book about the 179 men who were killed in World War II and whose names are on the war memorial in Oak Hill Park. Maybe some of these were relatives of yours?
Bill has just had 40 printed, some for families of the men who died and there are a few left which are now at the Tourist Informatio Centre at the Town Hall. I have just been in and managed to get one, they are £10. |
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