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ST MARYS CHURCH
UKNIWM Ref: 12879
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Address
| Type: |
BOARD/PLAQUE/TABLET |
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| Other Location Details: |
BELOW THE TOWER |
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| OS Map Ref: |
SP 806 190 |
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Inscription
Physical Description
Wars Commemorated & People Remembered
| War |
ENGLISH CIVIL WAR |
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| Total names on memorial: |
0 |
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| Served & Returned |
0 |
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| Died |
0 |
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| Is this an exact count? |
Not known |
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| How are the names ordered? |
Not known |
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| What information is listed on the memorial? |
None |
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| Is a list of names on the memorial held by the UKNIWM? |
No |
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Maintenance
| Are the letters difficult to read? |
No |
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| Who is responsible for the memorial? |
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| Maintenance History: |
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Ceremonies
Not known
Sponsorship
| Sponsorship Type: |
None |
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| Did this include a trust or scholarship? |
No |
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| Did this include a roll of honour? |
No |
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| Cost of Site: |
Not known |
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| Cost of Memorial: |
Not known |
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| Comments on Costs: |
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Craftsmen
Not known
References
| Co-ordinator's Comments: |
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| Comments: |
REFERENCES: BOOK ON CURIOSITIES IN BUCKINGHAMSHIRE BY JOHN LUCAS P 60
THE SOLDIERS WERE DISCOVERED BURIED IN A FIELD ADJOINING HOLMAN'S BRIDGE IN 1818. IT WAS THE SCENE OF AN ENGAGEMENT IN 1642 BETWEEN CHARLES I'S TROOPS COMMANDED BY PRINCE RUPERT AND THE PARLIAMENTARY TROOPS WHO HELD AYLESBURY. THE TOMB WAS ERECTED BY LORD NUGENT |
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| Photographs: |
None |
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| Other Documents: |
None |
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| Form / Letter: |
O |
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| Negatives: |
No |
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| Drawings / Plans: |
No |
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| Minutes: |
No |
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| Publications: |
1 |
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