The Names of those men from Hathern, who have fallen carrying out there duty for King, Queen, and Country, in War or Conflict, have been placed upon a proud Memorial Set within a small circular garden of remembrance, in the Village Cemetery.

The Memorial takes the form of a gently tapered, square Grey Granite pillar, with ornate bordering. Toped with a cross, mounted on an ornate square crown support.

All standing proudly on a large square white marble plinth.

The inscriptions are set into three sides of the memorial, cut in sunken Gold lettering. All standing some Eight feet tall. And surrounded by small shrubs, with bench seats nearby were one can sit and ponder.

The inscriptions read: -

(Front face)

1914 - 1918

John. E. Adkin.

Arnold Bramley.

John Brooks.

Ben Bott.

James Bowley.

Lewis. H. Burrowes.

Samuel Caldwell.

Arthur Hart.

Joseph Hart.

John. H. Hart.

Hugh Mills.

Harry Monk.

John Monk.

Frederick Robert Spencer.

Bernard Sutton.

John Thompson.

Herbert Widdowson.

Percy Widdowson.

Samuel Hetterley.

Albert Moody

Also of Everard Warren.

(Left Face)

IN HONOURD MEMORY OF THE MEN OF THIS VILLAGE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE WORLD WAR OF

1939 - 1945

Reginold E H W Bleakman.

Leslie Blyth.

Basil Leslie Duesbury.

James Parker Denike.

Alexander Phillip Price (D.F.M).

Anthony Martin Stanton.

John Alexander Swift. 

Private G W Shefield,

Royal Leicestershire Regiment,

Killed in Cypress,
27-2-1953.

Private R Scatterthwaite,

Royal Artillery,

Killed in Egypt,
24-2-1953