DURHAM General Post Office.
For King and Country.
This Tablet is erected
by the Staff of the Durham Postal Area
to perpetuate the Memory of
their Colleagues who lost their Lives
in the Great War 1914-1919.
Pte. A. Davison, Cameron Hdrs. Durham
Pte. T. Ewbank, D.L.I. Durham
Spr. S. Hardy, R.E. Signals Durham
Gnr. G.W. Harris, R.F.A. Durham
L/Cpl. C.C. Heron, R.E. Signals Durham
Pte. E.W. Keeble, D.L.I. Durham
Spr. T. Telford, R.E. Signals Durham
Pte. F.E. Wills, D.L.I. Durham
Pte. R. Nicholson, D.L.I. Chester-le-Street
Capt. F. Wilson., D.C.M. 17th Lancers FenceHouses
Pte. J.W. Finch, D.L.I. FenceHouses
Sgt. A. Lavender, R.F.A. FenceHouses
Gnr. J.W. Jackson, R.F.A. Hetton-le-Hole
Pte. A.E. Shepherd, West Yorks. Houghton-le-Spring
Pte. S. Duke, Yorkshire Regt. Lanchester
Pte. L. Clark, Coldstream Gds. Willington
At the call of the Country they left all, endured
Hardships, faced Danger and finally passed out of
sight of Men, by the Path of Duty, giving up their Lives
that others might Live in freedom.
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