IN LOVING MEMORY OF
GEORGE BRADDYLL BIGLAND
OF BIGLAND 2nd Lieut 1/4 KINGS OWN ROYAL LANCS REGT
(THE FIFTY FIRST DIVISION)
KILLED IN ACTION JUNE 15 1915
AGED 23 YEARS & 7 MONTHS
LEADING HIS PLATOON IN AN ATTACK
AT FESTUBERT IN FRANCE
WHER HIS BODY NOW RESTS BURIED ON THE BATTLEFIELD
R.I.P
A VERY PERFECT GENTLE KNIGHT
THIS TABLET IS PLACED HERE
BY THE PROUD MOTHER OF HER ONLY SON
St Mark 12.44
Second Lieutenant George Braddyll BIGLAND OF BIGLAND
King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) 1st/4th Bn.
Died 15 Jun 1915 aged 23
Commemorated Le Touret Memorial, France Panel 5
Only child of Editha Blanch Hinde Bigland, of Bigland Brow, Backbarrow, formerly of Bigland Hall, Ulverston, Lancs, and the late Squire George Bigland
Husband of Mrs. Audrey Pain (formerly Bigland), of Bigland Hall, Ulverston.
Known as the Soldier-Squire. Last of his line who for a thousand years served in the Navy or Army.
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GRAY GRAYRIGGE, HIS ONLY SON OF BRAYTON BANK
JP, CAPTAIN 3rd Batt KING’S OWN ROYAL LANCASTER Regt
DIED AT MONTEREY IN CALIFORNIA, 23rd SEPT 1885
AGED 28 YEARS
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AND GRAY GRAYRIGGE, HIS ELDER SON
LIEUT ROYAL CORPS OF SIGNALS, DIED AT PESHAWAR, INDIA
13th OCTOBER 1931 AGED 24 YEARS
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Photographs by Chris Gleave
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