Ashill War Memorial, St. Nicholas Church.
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Ashill War Memorial, St. Nicholas Church.
Image: © William McLaughlin Taken: 28 May 2008
The Ashill village war memorial in St. Nicholas Church includes the names of two brothers from the village, Frederick and Osborne Cater, (wrongly listed as Cator), who were both killed in action on the Western Front in the Great War. Frederick's temporary battlefield cross is attached to the church wall to the right of the war memorial.
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