2nd Boer War Remembrance Texts St. Mary Magdalen Churchyard
On several graves, in the Mortlake (St. Mary Magdalen) Roman Catholic Churchyard, are memorial texts for family-members who gave their lives in the South-African War (2nd Boer War):
Lieutenant Francis Owen Lewis, on 24 November 1899
Edmund (Eddie) Bernard John Barnes, op 8 November 1900
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: © David Ayling Dec 2017 (WMR-74894) (1), © David Ayling Dec 2017 (WMR-74892) (2)
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