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IMPERIAL WAR GRAVES COMMISSION
Sirs, In consideration of a payment at the rate of ten shillings, per annum for each grave or a proportionate payment for any period less than a year the Haynes Church Council offers to maintain the three war graves in St Mary’s Churchyard identified as stated below, clear of all weeds, stones, loose soil and rubbish, to mow the turf from time to time as occasion shall and with at least sufficient frequency to keep the grass short, require and to fill up, level, and re-turf all holes and bare places.
This agreement may be terminated at any time by the Imperial War Graves Commission by one month’s previous notice in writing.
IDENTIFICATION OF GRAVES Reg. Sgt.Maj H.B. Haines died 7.5.28 – Grave 51 Wkr. N. Rault died 9.5.19 – Grave 75
Signed: E C Whitworth |
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Remembered with Honour in Haynes (St. Mary) Churchyard
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In Memory of Regimental Serjeant Major Harry Boyle Haines 63925, 7th Depot Coy. Haynes Park Signal Depot, Royal Engineers who died on 07 May 1916 Age 63 Son of William and Sarah Haines; husband of Elizabeth Jane Haines, of 1, Holland Rd., St. Thomas, Exeter. Born at Swansea. Served in the South African Campaign.
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In Memory of Worker Nellie Florence Ruby Rault 20425, Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps who died on 09 May 1919 Age 19 Daughter of Ann Elizabeth Bewhay (formerly Rault), of Gordon House, St Aubins Rd., Jersey.
Nellie Rault's grave was restored in 2019
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In Memory of Driver Earnest Salter 301800, Haynes Park Signal Depot, Royal Engineers who died on 17 October 1917 |
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In Memory of Private Albert Edward Wilsher 14708937, General Service Corps who died on 16 March 1944 Age 29 Son of Edward and Emmar Wilsher, of Haynes; husband of Elizabeth Mary Wilsher of Haynes. |
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