Photo: Brian Chandler
The headstone which is partly obscured in the photograph reads:
In loving memory of
Edward
beloved husband of
Margaret . . . . .
died Aug. 16th 1942 . . . . . . . years
Also . . . . . ?(the above Margaret)
died Sep. 14 . . . .
In front of this is a stone flower holder which has the Northumberland Fusiliers badge incised at the top and which reads:
As a token of
respect to
Pte. E. Phillips
from Officers,
N.C.Os and Men
of H. Coy. 6th Batt.
R.N.F. Home Guard.
The name of Ernest Phillips does not appear on a local War Memorial.
