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Nine brave men left Turves - one of our smallest communities - for the Great War. None were to return. On Sunday the village paid tribute.
A simple but moving ceremony was held at Turves on Remembrance Sunday to commemorate the fallen from the Fenland village during the Great War. Nine left for the war - none were to return. Picture: TURVES RESIDENT - Credit: Archant
A small Fenland community stood silent on Sunday in memory of those who died in 1914-18 conflict.
The stark message on the memorial lists those nine members of the Turves community who served in the Great War, never to return.
Those taking part in the Remembrance Sunday event were able to take note of the fallen from the village whose names are remembered on the memorial.
Barrett, William
Bowd, Rowland
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Convine, Sidney
Hill, Alfred
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Hill, Arthur
Martin, Edward J
Savage, John Ed
Taylor, Edward
Wootton, Arthur
Their names are also on the war memorial a short distance away at Coates.