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Lieutenants W B and Edmund Mortimer
Memorial
Whalton Victory Hall
Memorial
Captain C J H Adamson
Memorial
R E Smith
Memorial
Whalton WW1 Roll of Honour Plaque
Memorial
Whalton and District Book of Remembrance
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Whalton Parish WW1 Screen
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Whalton Parish WW2
