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Source=h:/!Genuki/WM2transcriptionsToHtml/input/NRYJackParryPlaquesROH&WMP.txtBaldersby, Memorial Plaque transcription:
The World War I and II Memorial Plaque in St. James's Church, Baldersby.
For
God And Home-Land.
In the beauty | SEE, WHAT GREAT THINGS | Who plucked | ||||
of the lilies | THEY HAVE DONE FOR US. | RAINTON | ||||
Christ was born | Ralph Adamson | these Flowers? | ||||
across the sea, | BALDERSBY | Edwin Ayton | ||||
With a glory in | Mark Meggitt | Walter Busby | ||||
his bosom that | Gordon Richardson | Edward Harrison | The Master. | |||
transfigured | Thomas Rigg | Robert Hood | ||||
you and me. | Richard Thackeray | John Richard Wells | ||||
As He died to | ----------------- | And the | ||||
make us holy, | 1939 - 1945 | |||||
let us die to | ----------------- | James Bowes | Gardener held | |||
make men free. | 1939 - 1945 | Ronald Sidwell | ||||
While God is | John Alfred Hodgson | Robert Sunley | his peace. | |||
marching on. | Donald Leslie Wilson | Robert Francis Dunning |
Who Died For Us That We Might Live.
Data transcribed by
Jack Parry.
from photography by Colin Hinson