Above, photos of the post and sign built by villagers to celebrate the millennium of 2000.

     From Chipping Warden & Edgcote we remember... 

     1914       Pt. H.C. Coy

     1916      Sgt. F.E. Baylis     Sgt. W.H. Eborn      Lt. C.E. Hewison           

     1917      Dr. J.W. Muddiman      LCpl. F.F. Cubbins

     1918      Pte. J.A. Bygrave        Pte. E.G. Richardson

     1919      Pte. W.T. Archer

 1939-1945    Ernest Blakeman  RN       Norman William Fisher  RAF        

Norman Nigel Reynolds  Oxon & Bucks Rgt.

And on a separate plaque placed in Hogg End, Kenneth Farnes RAF. His aircraft clipped the roof of a cottage there and crashed nearby (see newspaper clipping at the bottom of this page).

ALSO, laying in a Registered War Grave in the churchyard, is young Walter Thomas.

"The Steps" in Chippy - i.e. the medieval market stone (once the market cross), which marked the site of a market in times gone by.

Above: church of St.Peter & St. Paul, within which are the dedicated memorials to Chipping Warden's fallen. Also above is a photo of the bus shelter built by local funding as a benefit to the village in the 1950's, and its plaque remembering those who fell in the Second World War. 

                     Below is Edgcote Church & Hall                                                                                        

for exact Village Post location see What3Words ///wriggled.pets.licks

                            for exact Church location see What3Words ///manager.duties.marine

for exact Bus Shelter Memorial location see What3Words ///lines.hopefully.hedgehog