IN MEMORy by Pierre Vandervelden
The visit of Commonwealth graves in Communal Cemeteries & Churchyards in Belgium & France
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YPRES MENIN GATE Memorial (IEPER) (West Vlaanderen Belgium)
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PICTURED TRIBUTES
NAMES STARTING WITH
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
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Lt Hugh Thomas Ackland-Allen 23/10/1914 aged 21 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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8Pte Frederick Edward Alban Checkett 30/10/1914 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Pte Ernest Baguley 1893 - 09/08/1915 His brother Albert is buried at Warlincourt Halte British Cemetery For Bryan Spencer ![]() |
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Pte John Banner 21/10/1914 aged 26 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Pte Alfred Henry Banning 21/10/1914 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Cpt Richard Vincent Barker 31/10/1914 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Pte Harry Barnett 19/10/1914 aged 28 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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L/Cpl Reginald Percy Bartram 04/10/1917 aged 36 | |
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Pte Arnold Roy Bartram 13/05/1917
aged 21 Buried in Grevillers British Cemetery |
Pte Cyril George Bartram Returned to Australia on 27/07/1917 due to illness and lonely survivor of the Bartram Brothers |
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Sgt Raymond Everard Bartram 07/06/1917
aged 23 Far right on this photo and buried in Messines Ridge British Cemetery Left to right: Reginald Percy, Arnold Roy and Raymond Everard |
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for their great niece Christine Matthews
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Sjt George Bilbie 07/06/1917 For Antony Bagshaw (Mansfield Woodhouse UK) ![]() |
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Lt John Greville Hobart Bird 25/10/1914 For Avalon Eastman ![]() Oundle School Roll of Honour |
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Pte William George Blake 30/10/1914 aged 21 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Pte George Arthur Blanch 19/01/1891
- 30/07/1917 The son of James Ridgy Blanch (1868-1958) & Ann Evens (1867-1951), he was born in Salt Ash, New South Wales, Australia. Studio portrait of George in uniform and a fabricated wedding photo based on the same studio portrait. George married Violet Jessie Blanch in 09/1916. Later, Violet (1899 - 1982) married Raymond Wratten (1899-1952). George's twin brother, Pte Peter James Blanch died two weeks before him and is buried in Trois Arbres cemetery (Steenwerck). for their cousin William Good (Violet and Raymond's grandson) ![]() |
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Pte Albert Booth (45357) 31/07/1917 For Antony Bagshaw (Mansfield Woodhouse UK) ![]() |
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Lt Charles Bailey Boucher 02/06/1891
- 09/08/1915 For Avalon Eastman ![]() Oundle School Roll of Honour |
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Cpt John Henry Brennan 19/10/1914 aged
45 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Pte Harry Brookes 31/07/1917 ![]() |
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Pte William Bunce 30/10/1914 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Rfm Frederick William Butcher 12/08/1896
- 09/08/1917 For Avalon Eastman ![]() Oundle School Roll of Honour |
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8Lt Guy Ogden de Peyster Chance 19/10/1914
aged 22 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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L/Sjt Alfred Henry Clarke 30/10/1914 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Pte George Collier 30/10/1914 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Pte Alfred Henry Collins 16/11/1914 for his great great nephew Daniel Marlow and family ![]() |
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Pte Charles Frederick Collins 02/06/1916
aged 19 Charles was Killed in Action near Mount Sorrel ![]() |
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Pte John Codd 07/06/1917 aged 27 for Peter Hoffman and family ![]() |
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L/Cpl Ernest Cook 11/08/1917 aged 25 for Simon Davies and the people of Cleeve Prior (Worcestershire) |
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Several men from Cleeve Prior going
off to enlist in 1914. Ernest is sitting second from left. Near far left Pte George Brookes (12/02/1917) buried in Queens Cemetery (Puisieux). ![]() |
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Pte James Wesley Cook 16/06/1917 His brother Pte Peter Garnett Cook is buried in Strand Cemetery For his cousin, Helen (nee Cook) and Iain Watt ![]() |
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Pte Charles Leonard Cooper 31/10/1914 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Pte Neil McMaster Crawford 26/09/1917
aged 19 Neil was from Roma, Queensland he was KIA at Polygon Wood and buried near Black Watch Corner, but his grave was lost. For Jim Donald (Queensland, Aus.) ![]() |
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Pte john Henry Crompton 04/10/1917
aged 42 John was born at Lowthorpe, Driffield, in the East Riding of Yorkshire. He enlisted from Elimbah, Queensland, 06/12/1915. He was KIA at Alma Farm ![]() |
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Capt Wilfred John Hutton Curwen 09/05/1915
aged 32 for Philip Paine and the members of the Surrey CCC ![]() |
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Lt Maurice O'Connor Cuffey 20/05/1915 ![]() |
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Sjt Frederick John Cuttle 13/05/1915 He enlisted with his younger brother George in Preston 1901/02 (aged about 17). They served together in India before returning to England in 1911. He was stationed in the barracks at Colchester. On 24th August 1914 with his regiment (1st East Lancashire Regiment) he went into the line near to Le Cateau, France, joining the British Expeditionary Force in the Great Retreat from Mons. He was present at the advance to the Marne, the Oise and the Aisne. He was wounded here in October 1914; a bullet wound to the right arm. He was sent to hospital in Dundee to recover then went home to his parents in Bury. Frederick returned to the front on 23 February 1915 and was killed in action on the 13th May 1915, at Shelltrap Farm (also known as Death farm and Mousetrap farm), Ypres, during the Second battle of Ypres. Frederick's brother, George is buried at Monchy British Cemetery. For Lesley & Dave Johnstone. ![]() |
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Pte Robert Victor Davies 31/07/1917 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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2nd/Lt Ivor Theophilus Davies 04/10/1894
- 22/06/1915 For Avalon Eastman ![]() Oundle School Roll of Honour |
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Pte William Dickie 30/10/1917 aged 32 ![]() |
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Pte Cornelius Docherty 27/10/1914 ![]() |
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Pte William Joseph Dolan 30/10/1917 He enlisted 06/06/1916, in the 212th (Winnipeg Americans) Bn, in Winnipeg. William was born in Mara (Uptergrove), son of Patrick Joseph Dolan & Mary Jane Clarke. His parents remained in the Uptergrove area. He had worked for several years for James Mahoney, before he went west to join the Hudson Bay Company, as a clerk. He arrived in England, 25/09/1916, on 21/11, he was transferred to the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry,(Eastern Ontario Regt.). William crossed to France, 23/12/1916, and was posted to the 3rd. Entrenching Bn. on 20/01/1917. He joined PPCLI in the Vimy Ridge Sector, 06/03/1917, and participated in the 1st Battle of Arras (Vimy Ridge) and the 3rd Battle of Ypres (Passchendaele). He was KiA in the Battle of Passchendaele, near the wire of the Meetcheele Ridge Pill Box. His name is listed on the Mara Cenotaph, located in front of the Brechin Legion, 4th Concession, Brechin. He was survived by three brothers, Martin of Winnipeg, Jerry in Chicago, and James of Toronto, who was with the Sportsman Battalion in France for the Ramara Historical Society http://ramarahistoricalsociety.net/ ![]() |
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L/Cpl Victor George Samuel Edmonds 07/06/1917 aged
21 Victor, “D” Company 20th (County of London) Bn (Blackheath and Woolwich), London Regiment. He was the eldest son of Giles and Amy Edmonds of 236 Wellmeadow Road, Catford. He was educated at Torridon Road School and Brownhill Road Central Commercial School. Victor had been on active service in France for 12 months. Following his death his Coy Sergeant-Major paid tribute to him, saying: “He was a splendid lad, thorough in every respect, never failing in any task. His duties with me as company runner were arduous, trying, and risky, and he needed coolness and courage. He filled his post admirably” for Kevin Loughnane (Catford Roll of Honour) |
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Pte David Edwards 30/10/1914 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Pte William Fern 30/10/1914 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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S/Lt Reginald William Fletcher 31/10/1914 aged
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Pte Ernest Frost (6953) 14/11/1914 For Steve Morse (UK) ![]() http://www.ypressalient.co.uk/ |
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Pte Oliver Fyson 23/04/1915 aged 30
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Cpl George frederick George 24/10/1914 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Capt John Donald Glover 1889 - 23/04/1915 Born in Mara, (Gamebridge), in 1889, a son of William Glover & Mary McRae. When the war broke out, John was living in Sudbury, working for the Cochrane Company, he was Captain of the 97th, previously he had been a drill instructor for the 48th Highlanders. He enlisted on 04/08/1914, the very day the war was declared, and was made Adjutant of the 4th(Can. Mounted Rifles, Central Ontario) Bn, part of the first contingent. John was KiA at Langemarck, the 4th Bn attempted to gain control of Mauser Ridge, in the Second Battle of Ypres. A family marker in the Gamebridge Cemetery, honours his sacrifice for Canada. His name is listed on the Mara Cenotaph, located in front of the Brechin Legion, 4th Concession, Brechin. Capt Glover was mentioned in dispatches. for the Ramara Historical Society http://ramarahistoricalsociety.net/ ![]() |
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2nd/Lt Alan Godsal 04/05/1894 - 30/07/1915 For Avalon Eastman ![]() Oundle School Roll of Honour |
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Pte Frank Edward Green 21/10/1914 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Cpt Reuben Henry Gregory MC
09/06/1917 For Steve Morse (UK) ![]() http://www.ypressalient.co.uk/ |
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L/Cpl William H. J. Harding 10/05/1915 aged 20
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Cpt George Harriot 04/10/1917 aged
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Pte Francis Everard Harrison 30/10/1917
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2nd/Lt Morris Hart 06/10/1895 - 04/10/1917 He was born in Brisbane, Queensland. He was killed by a shell burst at Thames Bunker, Zonnebeke. ![]() |
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Rfm Arthur Heesom 25/09/1915 aged 20 ![]() |
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Pte William Hewison 1896 - 08/06/1917 He was born in Frithville, Nr. Boston Lincolnshire, lived in Thorpe St Peter and enlisted in Skegness Linc’s. He landed in the Balkans with the 6th Batt.Linc’s Regt. on the 22/09/1915 before moving to the western front. William was blown up on Hill 60 during the Battle of Messines. |
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Petty Officer Stoker George Hewison
23/03/1917 aged 27 William's brother, George was Kia serving in the Royal Navy on the HMS Laforey and is commemorated on the Chatham Naval Memorial. Photographed here with his brother Percy aged 6. Their other brother, Pte Arthur Hewison (29/11/1915) is commemorated on the Menin Road North cemetery Memorial stone in the Menin Road South cemetery in Ypres. for Brian Baxter ![]() |
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Pte Roland Hill 20/09/1917 aged 22
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Pte Thomas Hill 30/10/1914 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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2nd/Lt Herbert Edward Hobbs 09/11/1894 - 25/05/1915 For Avalon Eastman ![]() Oundle School Roll of Honour |
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Lt Edwin Cecil Leigh Hoskyns 20/10/1914 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Cpl Robert James Hotson 31/07/1915
aged 21 He was killed by a grenade at the German trenches ![]() |
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2nd/Lt John Howell 25/09/1915 aged
20 He was a member of Surrey County Cricket Club in London and is listed on their war memorial. for Philip Paine and the members of the Surrey CCC ![]() |
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Pte George Hutchinson 16/06/1915 aged
19 For Antony Bagshaw (Mansfield Woodhouse UK) ![]() |
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Cpl John Drummond Johnston KIA in Messines 18/07/1917
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L/Cpl William Johnstone 05/04/1915
aged 23 Died of Wounds received on that Day at Dumbarton Lakes, Ypres. His brother , Pte David Johnstone who served in the same regiment, was also wounded by the same shell, he is buried in Boulogne EasternCemetery. for Colin Hamilton ![]() |
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Pte Richard Evan Jones 21/10/1914 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Cpt William Miles Kington 20/10/1914
aged 38 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Cpt Everard Joseph Lamb 01/11/1914 aged 29 ![]() |
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2nd/Lt The Hon. Francis Lambton 31/10/1916 aged
43 for Tony Pringle and the people of Newmarket ![]() |
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Cpt Meyricke Entwisle Lloyd 24/10/1914 aged 34 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Lt Walter Scott Stuart Lyon 08/05/1915 aged 28
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Pte Daniel D. MacDonald 23/09/1892 - 08/10/1915
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2nd/Lt Arthur Bryant Phelps McClenaghan
16/06/1915 Born in Epson on 15/02/1895, he was the son of the Rev. George Richard and Amy Margaret McClenaghan, of Rushmere Vicarage, Ipswich. He was educated at Malborough College, Wiltshire. He obtained a History Scholarship for Clare College, Cambridge, but did not enter on a University career owing to the War. Arthur was for some time an officer in the Officers Training Corps at Malborough, and in 09/1914, was gazetted to the 1st Wiltshire Rgt. Two days before Christmas he left for France. He was shot through the heart whilst leading his men in a charge at Hooge, for though slighly wounded in the head on 09/06/1915 he had remained on duty. His brother Capt George Mayo McClenaghan dead of wounds on 08/11/1918 is buried in Pont sur Sambre Communal Cemetery. for his nephew Mayo Marriott, London ![]() |
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L/Cpl Harry Thomas Frederick Nicholls 08/05/1915
aged 20 for Tony Pringle and the people of Newmarket ![]() |
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Pte Alexander Nicoll 13/05/1915 aged
33 Alexander, son of John Nicoll and Catherine, (nee Mitchell) was born 21/04/1882 Blairgowrie,Perthshire,Scotland, he enlisted 15/09/1914. For the Nicoll family ![]() |
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Pte Joseph Thomas Odam 09/08/1915 aged
18 For Antony Bagshaw (Mansfield Woodhouse UK) ![]() |
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Pte John Owens 13/05/1915 John and Sarah Ann Cain married at St Anthony`s Church on 26/08/1905. They had a son Austin and a daughter Ellen. Three other children where born but sadly died before 1911. John had served in the Army in India. He returned home and found work as Coal Heaver with the Cunard Line. John remained on the army reserve list and was called up during WW1. His regiment was present at the Christmas Truce of 1914. For his great grandson Anthony Hogan (Bernard's son) http://www.freewebs.com/eldonmemww1/ Anthony's second great grandfather, John Hogan is buried in Ferme Olivier Cemetery ![]() |
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Pte John Parry 31/07/1917 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Cpt Colwyn Erasmus Arnold Philipps 13/05/1915 aged
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L/Cpl George Pritchard 30/10/1914 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Capt John Ralf Purvis 25/09/1915 aged 21 ![]() |
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Pte Albert Norman Read 01/08/1917 aged
24 for his great granddaughter Jenette Taylor and family |
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Lt Thomas Buchanan Renwick 29/04/1915
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Cpl Reginald Rowland 26/09/1917 aged
25 Reginald was from Cleveland, Queensland he was KIA at Polygon Wood. For Jim Donald (Queensland, Aus.) ![]() |
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Pte Evan Wilmot Harley Russell 19/07/1892 - 16/06/1915 For Avalon Eastman ![]() Oundle School Roll of Honour |
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Sgt William Russell 25/09/1917 William was wounded at Fromelles but recovered, he was killed at the Battle of Polygoon Wood (3rd Ypres). His brother Pte Arthur Russell was killed during the battle of fromelles and is buried in Fromelles Pheasant Wood military Cemetery. for Cindy Jackson (Rylstone NSW, Australia) and Frank Mahieu |
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Lt Edwin Walter Saunders 16/04/1893
- 05/05/1915 For Avalon Eastman ![]() Oundle School Roll of Honour |
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Pte Walter Scragg 30/10/1914 aged 24 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Sgt Thomas Henry Sears 07/06/1917 aged
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2nd/Lt Reginald Herbert Secretan 22/06/1895
- 31/07/1917 For Avalon Eastman ![]() Oundle School Roll of Honour |
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Pte Thomas Sharples KiA 31/07/1917 aged 22 Thomas was unmarried and prior enlistment was engineer on a coasting vessel. He had been in France since 16/09/1916 ![]() |
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L/Cpl Charles William Shone 07/06/1917
aged 23 Charles was born in Nhill, Victoria, Aus., where he was volunteer member of the Nhill Country Fire Authority. He was KIA during the Third Battle of Ypres. His brother Pte. Richard Clarence Shone was also killed in WW I and is buried at Ramicourt British Cemetery. For The Weaver Family ![]() |
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Pte Horace Richard Simmons 18/10/1917 aged 24 ![]() |
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Pte William John Skeggs 31/07/1917
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2nd/Lt Geoffrey Phillip Joseph Snead-Cox 20/10/1914
aged 19 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Pte Herbert Thomas James Stamp 02/06/1916 for the Ramara Historical Society http://ramarahistoricalsociety.net/ ![]() |
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Pte Samuel Francis Stapleford 07/06/1917
aged 23 Samuel was born to Henry Stapleford & Louisa Jane Stapleford nee Craft, 23 March 1894 in the village of Laguna in the Hunter Valley of New South Wales, Australia. He was the fourth child of nine children born to Henry and Louisa. He was the only member of his family to enlist in WW1. Samuel as an unmarried man enlisted 15 March 1916 at West Maitland, New South Wales and embarked 4 September 1916 aboard the HMAT Port Sydney. He was 5' 9" tall, he had blue eyes and brown hair. Pte Samuel Francis Stapleford, Service Number 1888b, was a member of the 34th Battalion, when he was shot in the head by an enemy sniper 7 June 1917 at Messines, Belgium. Samuel's death was witnessed by Pte R. Edwards of the same battalion. Pte Edwards reported: "We bandaged him up in the trench but he never spoke after being hit. I saw him buried in a shell hole at Messines, but the place was not marked at the time of burial. I knew him very well, he was the only man by that name in the Coy." Uncle Sam's sacrifice and memory is forever in our hearts, his memory has been handed onto his sibling's descendants and continues to be passed on. Lest we Forget. for his great niece Rosenne Spackman and family |
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L/Col Leonard Gordon Stewart 27/07/1917 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Pte George Stokes KIA near Wieltje
23/04/1915 aged 18 ![]() |
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2nd/Lt James Taylor 31/07/1917 aged 27 ![]() |
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Pte Thomas Teare 1883 - 08/11/1914 for Michael Teare Thomas is honoured here. ![]() |
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Rfm Charles G. Thackrah 26/04/1915 ![]() |
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L/Cpl Hilary Thompson 09/08/1917 aged 25 for Tony Pringle and the people of Newmarket ![]() |
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Pte George John Tomlinson 14/11/1914
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Pte Joseph Edward Toms 07/07/1897 -
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Pte Thomas Lawrence (Tom) Tracy KIA
28/10/1917 aged 20 Tom enlisted at Saskatoon in 1915, he had just qualified as a teacher. Here with his two best friends, Pte Richard William Mercer who was twice wounded and injured once, at Passchendaele and in the Somme. And Pte Walter Wylie, also wounded in the Somme, he became a medical doctor. Richard and Walter survived to the War. Left to right: Tom, Richard & Walter. |
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Photos courtesy
of Dwight Mercer, not free of any usage. The webmaster thanks him for his permission to use them. ![]() website: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~brett/cmgc/rwm_letters.html |
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Lt James Booker Brough Warren 04/04/1889
- 28/10/1914 For Avalon Eastman ![]() Oundle School Roll of Honour |
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Sjt William Watt MM
04/07/1917 aged 22 For his great nephew Iain Watt ![]() |
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Pte John Webber 30/10/1914 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Pte Joseph Thomas Westwood 27/10/1914 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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Pte Herbert Wharton 14/02/1916 aged
21 For Antony Bagshaw (Mansfield Woodhouse UK) ![]() |
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L/Cpl Harry Williamson 31/07/1917 for the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen ![]() |
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