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The Great War at Fairlynch. Thursday, 2 June 2016. The headmaster’s son from Newton Poppleford: Sergeant Bernard Verriour, 24 May 1916. Thanks to the late John Hagger of Newton Poppleford, there is a reasonably full account of Bernard Verriour’s part in the Great War, and of his family background. Re to read more. Above: The Arras Memorial, on which Bernard Verriour’s name appears, is in the Faubourg-d'Amiens Cemetery in the western part of the town of Arras, Northern France. Wednesday, 1 June 2016.

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The Great War at Fairlynch. Thursday, 2 June 2016. The headmaster’s son from Newton Poppleford: Sergeant Bernard Verriour, 24 May 1916. Thanks to the late John Hagger of Newton Poppleford, there is a reasonably full account of Bernard Verriour’s part in the Great War, and of his family background. Re to read more. Above: The Arras Memorial, on which Bernard Verriour’s name appears, is in the Faubourg-d'Amiens Cemetery in the western part of the town of Arras, Northern France. Wednesday, 1 June 2016.

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The Great War at Fairlynch : June 2016

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The Great War at Fairlynch. Thursday, 2 June 2016. The headmaster’s son from Newton Poppleford: Sergeant Bernard Verriour, 24 May 1916. Thanks to the late John Hagger of Newton Poppleford, there is a reasonably full account of Bernard Verriour’s part in the Great War, and of his family background. Re to read more. Above: The Arras Memorial, on which Bernard Verriour’s name appears, is in the Faubourg-d'Amiens Cemetery in the western part of the town of Arras, Northern France. Wednesday, 1 June 2016.

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The Great War at Fairlynch : April 2015

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The Great War at Fairlynch. Wednesday, 29 April 2015. Dedicated to his only son: Lieutenant Bernard Montague Basil Bateman MC, 24 July 1915. Trench’s Manoeuvre Orders 1914. Is today a forgotten book. Its instructions on the conduct and organization of a modern army on the eve of the Great War seem antiquated a century after its first publication. But as a training manual for young officers it was much in demand in its time. By 1915 it had gone through 11 editions. 169; Mo Sandford FRPS 2014. The author M...

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The Great War at Fairlynch : A most cheerful company commander: Captain Ernest Cecil Blencowe Blencowe, 16 February 1916

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The Great War at Fairlynch. Thursday, 18 February 2016. A most cheerful company commander: Captain Ernest Cecil Blencowe Blencowe, 16 February 1916. Captain Ernest Cecil Blencowe Blencowe’s name is recorded on both the Budleigh Salterton Roll of Honour in St Peter’s Church and on the town’s War memorial. Born on 10 March 1881 in Derby according to Fairlynch Museum researcher Sheila Jelley, Ernest was the son of. And his wife Sarah Harriet Ellen n. A page from Sherborne School's WW1 Memorial Book. The Reg...

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The Great War at Fairlynch : November 2015

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The Great War at Fairlynch. Friday, 6 November 2015. Behind the name on the Croquet Cup. Sir (Ernest) Leslie Gossage in October 1941. Air Marshal Sir Ernest Leslie Gossage KCB, CVO, DSO, MC, was one of the most highly decorated RAF officers to have fought in the Great War. He was not a Budleigh resident, but his family name is so well known in the town that his wartime service deserves a mention. Ernest Frederick Gossage moved to Budleigh Salterton at some stage, living at a house called Homeland in 1919...

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The Great War at Fairlynch : A tragic accident: Petty Officer Robert George Larcombe, 7 April 1916

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The Great War at Fairlynch. Monday, 28 March 2016. A tragic accident: Petty Officer Robert George Larcombe, 7 April 1916. The disused East Budleigh station as it appears today. Robert Larcombe’s name appears on both Ilfracombe and Otterton’s war memorials. Born in Plymouth on 22 De. Cember 1880, he was one of seven children of John and Mathilda Larcombe who at one stage were living at 97 High Street in Ilfracombe. Pictured above ,. A submarine school in Gosport, Hampshire, before moving to HMS Titania, a...

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The Great War at Fairlynch. Thursday, 2 June 2016. The headmaster’s son from Newton Poppleford: Sergeant Bernard Verriour, 24 May 1916. Thanks to the late John Hagger of Newton Poppleford, there is a reasonably full account of Bernard Verriour’s part in the Great War, and of his family background. Re to read more. Above: The Arras Memorial, on which Bernard Verriour’s name appears, is in the Faubourg-d'Amiens Cemetery in the western part of the town of Arras, Northern France. Wednesday, 1 June 2016.

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