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Thomas Walker
09/02/2021
Thomas and Charlotte Walker
Elizabeth Lloyd
09/02/2021
William Lloyd and his wives Elizabeth and Eliza
George Kempson
09/02/2021
George and Margaret Kempson
Richard Adolphus Talboys
09/02/2021
Headstone of Richard Talboys, boatbuilder and waterman and of his wife Sarah
William Dawson Smith
09/02/2021
William and Kate Dawson
Mary and Emma Mobbs
08/02/2021
Mother and daughter remembered
James Walker
08/02/2021
Walker family headstone
Frederick Ernest Bryan
08/02/2021
Frederick Bryan
Maria Lloyd
08/02/2021
Osborne family headstone
George William Kempson
08/02/2021
George W Kempson, son of Charles and Anne
Elizabeth Irwin
08/02/2021
Elizabeth Irwin
William Frederick Griffin
08/02/2021
William Griffin
Brownjohn family
08/02/2021
Brownjohn family headstone
Dorothy Drake
08/02/2021
Siblings Dorothy and Francis Drake
William John Biggs
08/02/2021
William and Louisa Biggs
Mary Anderson and David Melvin
04/02/2021
In loving memory of Mary Anderson and David Melvin.
Michael Stewart looks back
10/12/2020
Michael shares his fond memories and appreciation of the John Wesley Society during the 1990s.
Arthur Cox
03/11/2020
Arthur became an estate woodman and, aged 23, volunteered early in the war. He was in the trenches during the Christmas truce in 1914.
Thomas Veary
02/11/2020
Thomas's police constable father died when he was 4. By 14 he was a general labourer. At 27 he joined the Coldstream Guards and fought extensively at the Somme.
George Cooper
02/11/2020
George was the son of a carrier, and seems to have started work at age 13. He survived many battles but died at 20 in the trenches near Ypres.
Albert Honour
02/11/2020
Born at Fencott, Albert became a farm labourer. He fought at the Somme and saw the first use of tanks.
Arthur Cooper
02/11/2020
Arthur was the son of an agricultural labourer and became a shepherd. He joined the Royal Berkshires and was assigned to a labour battalion.
George Maunder
17/09/2020
The driving spirit behind the completion of Wesley Memorial Church, who sadly died before it was completed.
Kofi Abrefa Busia
10/09/2020
A Ghanaian academic who became Prime Minister, Busia's links with Methodism and Oxford are less well known.

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