Tree

Moses + Shields tree

Inscription

Fortunia Moses and Patrica Shields, sisters from Sierra Leone who made their home in England.
RIP

Site: Sierra Leone trees (2 memorials)

W3, Acton Park

Two trees newly planted to the west of the main path through this park, near the south entrance. We photographed them in 2022 but there are no dates on the plaques.

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This section lists the subjects commemorated on the memorial on this page:
Moses + Shields tree

Subjects commemorated i

Fortunia Moses

Moses and her sister Patrica Shields came from Sierra Leone and made their ho...

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Patrica Shields

Shields and her sister Fortunia Moses came from Sierra Leone and made their h...

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This section lists the other memorials at the same location as the memorial on this page:
Moses + Shields tree

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Weil tree

Weil tree

Patrick and Pauline Weil, husband and wife from Sierra Leone, who made their ...

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