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English: Francis Walter Jekyll memorial, part of the Jekyll family memorial in the churchyard at St John the Baptist's church, Busbridge, Surrey, UK. This memorial stone commemorates Francis Walter Jekyll (1882-1965). Memorial designed by Edwin Lutyens (1869-1944). Inscription: FRANCIS WALTER JEKYLL ONLY SON OF HERBERT AND AGNES JEKYLL 20TH NOVEMBER 1882 27TH MARCH 1965
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