I was driving through the village of Foel, in Powys (Montgomeryshire, pre-1974), Wales, and spotted this marble tablet in the porch of the chapel. I'm guessing that the tablet was brought out and placed in the porch when the Ebenezer Chapel closed its doors, some time after 2010. Does the inscription give his cause of death?
Fusilier John Gwynoro Davies 4th Battalion Royal Welch Fusiliers killed in action 21st September 1944. son of Thomas & Annie Davies of Foel, Montgomeryshire Casualty Details
DAVIES, JOHN GWYNORO Rank: Fusilier Service No: 14651752 Date of Death: 21/09/1944 Age: 22 Regiment/Service: Royal Welch Fusiliers 4th Bn. Grave Reference: I. D. 2. Cemetery: VALKENSWAARD WAR CEMETERY Additional Information: Son of Thomas and Annie Davies, of Foel, Montgomeryshire. Fusilier John Gwynoro Davies ( - 1944) - Find A Grave Photos
The Inscription; "who fell in battle in the Netherlands" "Their deeds will not die" I have lost count how many times I have passed through Foel on journeys to North Wales. Thank you for posting the photographs