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==Setting==
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Mounted inside the entry of the Kelmscott Congregational Church which is located on the corner of Rundle Street and River Road (17 Rundle St) Kelmscott.
  
 
==Description==
 
==Description==
 
A small wooden shield (jarrah) containing the names of 11 men of the local congregation who enlisted for service overseas during World War 1.  Four are annotated as being 'Killed'.  The records of several of the men make no reference to Kelmscott, but may have been residents at a time before their enlistment.
 
A small wooden shield (jarrah) containing the names of 11 men of the local congregation who enlisted for service overseas during World War 1.  Four are annotated as being 'Killed'.  The records of several of the men make no reference to Kelmscott, but may have been residents at a time before their enlistment.
 
==Location==
 
Mounted inside the entry of the Kelmscott Congregational Church which is located on the corner of Rundle Street and River Road (17 Rundle St) Kelmscott.
 
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
 
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==Names entered==
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==Details entered==
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1914  THE GREAT WAR  1919<br />
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      Roll of Honour
 
*(L. Butcher)              [[Lancel Butcher]]
 
*(L. Butcher)              [[Lancel Butcher]]
 
*(Leo. Butcher)            [[Leonard Butcher]]
 
*(Leo. Butcher)            [[Leonard Butcher]]

Revision as of 00:34, 2 November 2017

Kelmscott Congregational Church.jpg
17 Rundle Street, Kelmscott
Kelmscott Congregational Church Honour Shield 1.jpg
Shield Hanging in foyer of church


Setting

Mounted inside the entry of the Kelmscott Congregational Church which is located on the corner of Rundle Street and River Road (17 Rundle St) Kelmscott.

Description

A small wooden shield (jarrah) containing the names of 11 men of the local congregation who enlisted for service overseas during World War 1. Four are annotated as being 'Killed'. The records of several of the men make no reference to Kelmscott, but may have been residents at a time before their enlistment.

History

not known

Details entered

1914 THE GREAT WAR 1919

      Roll of Honour


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