St John the Evangelist was built in 1844. The
web site of the church is here. I did not have the opportunity to go in. Looks vibrant and airy and the website is up to date!
The Commonwealth Graves commision list three graves on their website. However I just found the two.
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Panoramic view of the church from the bottom of the church grounds. |
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This photo is from the very bottom left of the upper
photo. The 2 gravestones below are positioned in
this area |
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L. SJT. V Crowther
Royal Engineers
13th January 1942 Aged 25
Victor James Crowther
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R/385380
Private H.S.Bateson
Royal Army Service Corps
16th AUGUST 1918 Aged 29
Husband of Mabel Bateson "Sunnymead" New Road side, Rawdon.
Harold S Bateson married Mabel Nicholson in the final quarter of 1913
in the Wharfedale area.
Mabel Nicholson was the daughter of John W. & Hannah Nicholson.
She was born about 1891 |
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Thhis was a lovely blog post
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