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in St John the Baptist Church, Stokesay, Shropshire.

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF LIEUT. ERNEST DAVEY TREDINNICK
WHO SERVED HIS COUNTRY IN SOUTH AFRICA FROM JANUARY
1900 TO JUNE 1ST 1902 FIRST AS A TROOPER IN THE SHROPSHIRE IMP.
YEOMANRY THEN SERGEANT & 1ST ORDERLY TO GENERAL LORD METHUEN
AFTERWARDS WAS GAZETTED LIEUTENANT IN THE 103 IMP. YEOMANRY ALSO IN
THE SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTABULARY. HE DIED THE DAY AFTER PEACE WAS
DECLARED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION AT BUFFLESDOORN
ON MAY 30TH AND WAS BURIED AT POTCHESFROOM

DOLCHET DECORUM EST PRO PATRIA MORI

THE TABLET & WINDOW WERE ERECTED BY HIS MANY FRIENDS

The two ends of the plaque -

Super memorial Berenice, love the little enamelled panels.

I love the arts and crafts enamel plaques.......

Mike

Certainly a different -looking plaque to the usual ones; thanks for the nice comments.

Out of curiosity, I wonder what the cost of a two-light stained glass window and a brass plaque would be nowadays?