File:Duckworth, Moore, Birch.JPG
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English: This window which is in the cloisters of Chester Cathedral, east walk, no.E2, has a dedication to a soldier who fell in the Great War. |
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| Author | Hystfield |
Nicholas and Lucinda Ann DUCKWORTH
Lucinda Anne died 29th October 1888 aged 70
Nicholas died 27th October 1889 both of Elmswood House, Mossley near Stockport, Cheshire Next panel P.H.MOORE, Can Hon. Vicarius De Romley 1867-1914
He was Peter Halhead MOORE, M.A.
Clergyman of Chadwick Parsonage, Romiley, Stockport, Cheshire who died at home on the 4th May 1914 aged 83. he was the husband of Eleanor Next panel Captain, Walter Robert BIRCH, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry killed in action in France 7th October 1916 aged 24. Son of Henry John BIRCH (Solicitor) and Frances Elizabeth of Chester. Mentioned in Despatches Commemorated on the Thiepval memorial, Somme, France
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