Egerton Memorial (Memorial window is above) Giving thanks to god, let us hold in honour the memory of all who served and died in the War 1914 – 1918. Amongst whom are numbered those whose names are here recorded Philip de Malpass Wayne EGERTON Lt, 19th Royal Hussars (Queen’s Alexandra Own) killed in action Rowland le Belward EGERTON, 2nd Lt Royal Welsh Fusiliers, killed in action James Boswell EGERTON, Major 23rd Indian Cavalry, killed in action Charles Caledon EGERTON, Lt, Duke of Wellington Regiment (West Riding) killed in action Robert EGERTON, Military Cross, Lt The King’s Shropshire Light Infantry killed in action John George EGERTON, Chief Electrician U.S.Navy, died of disease contracted on active service in France Philip Graham EGERTON, Captain The Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) died of wounds Robert Randle EGERTON, Lt, Royal Engineers First Field Squadron, killed in action Brian Raleigh EGERTON, Lt, Royal Engineers 87th Field Company, killed in action Brian EGERTON-WARBURTON, Capt, Scots Guards, died of wounds Wilbraham EGERTON-WARBURTON, Sgt Australian Imperial Force died of wounds Piers EGERTON-WARBURTON, Pte 10th Light Horse, Western Australian Regiment died of wounds

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