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Memorial Title
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CSM G E Neal
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Locations
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Last known location: Little Longstone Congregational Chapel Graveyard Un-named lane Little Longstone Derbyshire
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Nearest postcode: DE45 1NN
NGR: SK 18756 71627 ±5m
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Location details: Although apparently un-named, the lane between Little Longstone and Monsall Head is sometimes referred to as Butts Road or Main Road. The chapel is on the north side of the lane. The memorial is west of the chapel, towards the rear corner.
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Type
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Overall type: Addition to gravestone.
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Overall condition: Good. The inscription is legible.
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Description:
An oblong grey granite headstone on an oblong base with a flower holder. The headstone has a thin incised gilded cross at the shallow reverse-curved head and an incised gilded inscription in several styles of lettering.
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Components:
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Material |
Height |
Width |
Depth |
Condition |
| Headstone |
Grey granite |
695 |
535 |
75 |
Good |
| Base |
Grey granite, metal |
80 |
610 |
300 |
Good |
| Dimensions in millimetres ±5mm unless stated otherwise.
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Inscription
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In Loving Memory of C.S.M. GEORGE ERNEST NEAL, KILLED IN ACTION AT SINGAPORE 12TH. FEBRUARY 1942, AGED 38 YEARS. ALSO NORA NEAL, WIFE OF THE ABOVE DIED 7TH. DECEMBER 1978, AGED 70 YEARS. "AT REST."
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Conflicts and people commemorated
| Conflict |
Second World War (1939-1945) |
| Number died |
1 |
| Number served and returned |
0 |
| Total names |
1 |
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Administration
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Custodians: Presumed to be the Neal family.
Local Authorities: From WW1: Little Longstone Parish Council; Bakewell Rural District Council; Derbyshire County Council. From 1974: Little Longstone Parish Council; Derbyshire Dales District Council; Derbyshire County Council.
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History
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17th April, 1951: The memorial lies within the Peak District National Park designated on that date.
The memorial may lie within the Little Longstone Conservation Area.
28th April, 2015: The memorial was surveyed by Roy Branson and Alan Willmot. It was in good condition although much of the gilding had worn off.
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References
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Comments
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| Page © Roy Branson
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