BLANE

Malcolm Gilbert Stewart

CARTLAND

Arthur [Edward]

CARTLAND

William [Francis]

CHURCH

Joseph

FAITHFULL

George [Stevens]

FANCOURT

Fred

FERARD

George Dean

HOLLOWAY

Charles

HOLLOWAY

Edward

HOLLOWAY

George [Albert]

KNIGHT

Reginald

LLOYD

Godfrey

LUNN

Frederick [James]

MITCHELL

Charlie [Charley]

OTTAWAY

Alfred [James]

PAYNE

Frank

HAYES-SADLER

[Gerard] Ralph

SIMMONDS

Tom [Alfred]

STREAMER

Charles

THURMER

Edward [Charles]

THURMER

Ernest [Thomas]

THURMER

Fred

TOMLINSON

William

WILLIAMS

Albert John

IN HONOURED MEMORY
OF THE MEN OF THIS PARISH
WHO FELL IN THE WAR
1939 AD 1945

LEST WE FORGET
IN PROUD MEMORY OF THOSE
WHO FELL IN THE WORLD WAR
1939 – 1945
FOR THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM

BLAIR

Walter McLellan

BUCHANAN

Alan Dixon

Gunner 1071726, 191 Field Regiment, Royal Artillery. Died 12th April 1944. Aged 31. Son of Capt. A. Buchanan and Amy Buchanan; nephew of Ruth Pike, of Isleworth, Middlesex. Creamted on commemorated at MORTLAKE CREMATORIUM, Surrey. Panel 2.

BUCHANAN

Henry Sidney

Captain 276993, 1 Forward Observation Unit, Royal Artillery. Died 19th September 1944. Aged 30. Son of Capt. A. Buchanan and Mrs. Buchanan; husband of Emily Buchanan, of Macclesfield, Cheshire. No known grave. Commemorated on GROESBEEK MEMORIAL, Gelderland, Netherlands. Panel 1.

CHURCH

George Leslie

Stoker 1st Class P/SKX 1101, H.M.S. Capel, Royal Navy.Died 26 December 1944. Aged 27. Son of Wilfred and Annie Church, of Winkfield Row, Berkshire. No known grave. Commemorated on PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire. Panel 85, Column 3.

CLIFFORD

Ralph Colin

Sergeant (Air Gunner) 1851281, 166 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died 16th December 1943. Aged 19. Son of William Henry and Kate Clifford, of Bracknell, Berkshire. Buried in HANOVER WAR CEMETERY, Hannover, Niedersachsen, Germany. Plot 8. Row H. Collective grave 10-16.

DEAN, MM

Alfred Charles

JOHNSON

William [Will] Henry

Private 5350870, 5th Battalion, Royal Berkshire Regiment. Died 14th October 1942. Aged 19. Son of Charles V. Johnson and Elizabeth Jane Johnson, of Winkfield. Buried in ST MARY CHURCHYARD, WINKFIELD, Berkshire. Plot E. Grave 96.

IN LOVING MEMORY OF
OUR DEAR SON AND BROTHER
WILLIAM HENRY JOHNSON (WILL)
WHO DIED OCT. 14^TH 1942 AGED 19 YEARS
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY
ALSO
CHARLES VARY JOHNSON (FATHER)
DIED APRIL 20^TH 1943 AGED 67 YEARS
ELIZABETH JANE JOHNSON (MOTHER)
DIED AUGUST 9^TH 1962 AGED 82 YEARS
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
GEORGE JOHNSON
BORN OCT 28^TH 1910
DIED NOV 1^ST 1970
AND HIS DEVOTED WIFE
FLORENCE NELLIE JOHNSON
BORN JULY 19^TH 1906
DIED SEPT 19^TH 1986

KING

Percy Ernest Thomas

LLOYD

William Thomas

Driver T/146377, 128 Field Ambulance, Royal Army Service Corps. Died 1st August 1944. Aged 28. Son of Thomas Henry and Alice Lloyd; husband of Ethel Mary Lloyd, of Sittingbourne, Kent. Buried in BAYEUX WAR CEMETERY, Calvados, France. Plot XV. Row L. Grave 5.

LOMAX

Peter [Francis Napier]

Pilot Officer (Pilot) 41853, 229 Squadron, Royal Air Force. Died 24th February 1940. Son of Major-General Cyril Ernest Napier Lomax, C.B., C.B.E., D.S.O. and Bar, M.C., and Rene Lomax; grandson of Lady Towle, of Winkfield, Berkshire. Buried in ST. JOHN ADDITIONAL BURIAL GROUND, HAMPSTEAD, London. Row A. Grave 74/75.

MATTHEWS

Cyril Percy

Sergeant 1385943, 97 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died 4th December 1943. Aged 20. Son of Harold and Lilian Annie Matthews, of Ascot, Berkshire. No known grave. Commemorated on RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL, Surrey. Panel 158.

MOORE

William Joseph

Private 5348334, 10th Battalion, Royal Berkshire Regiment. Died 24th February 1944. Aged 23. Son of Peter and Elizabeth Moore, of Bracknell, Berkshire. No known grave. Commemorated on CASSINO MEMORIAL, Italy. Panel 9.

SPARKES

John Charles

Gunner 851848, 8 Coast Regiment, Royal Artillery. Died as a direct result of the Lisbon Maru being sunk between 1st and 2nd October 1942. Aged 25 Son of Charles Percy and Lucy Sparkes, of Ascot, Berkshire, England. No known grave. Commemorated on SAI WAN MEMORIAL, Hong Kong. Column 6.

WARWICK

Kenneth Edgar

BLANE, CMG

Charles Forbes

Brigadier General, Royal Horse Artillery.

IN MEMORY OF
BRIGADIER GENERAL
CHARLES FORBES BLANE. C.M.G., R.H.A.,
THE THIRD SON OF
GILBERT JAMES BLANE.
OF FOLIEJON PARK, IN THIS PARISH.
BORN 28TH SEPTEMBER, 1859
DIED 20TH OCTOBER, 1930

BLANE

Gilbert Gordon
and
Malcolm Gilbert Stewart

IN MEMORY OF
GILBERT GORDON BLANE
OF FOLIEJON PARK AND ALLTAN DONN NAIRN
SECOND SON OF
GILBERT JAMES BLANE.
BORN 28 OCT, 1851 DIED 24 NOV, 1928
AND OF MABEL AUGUSTA HIS WIFE
DAUGHTER OF
ADMIRAL THE HON: KEITH STEWART
BORN 14 OCT, 1862 DIED 1 JUNE 1945
AND OF
MALCOLM GILBERT STEWART BLANE
ONLY SON OF THE ABOVE
BORN 7 DEC 1892 KILLED IN ACTION 25 SEPT 1915

BLANE

Gilbert James

IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM GEORGE BLANE
THE ELDEST SON OF
GILBERT JAMES BLANE
OF THIS PARISH
WHO WHILE TRAVELLING IN AMERICA DIED
AT SAN FRANCISCO IN THE 28TH YEAR OF HIS AGE.
HE LIES BURIED IN THE CEMETERY OF OAKLAND
IN THE VICINITY OF THAT CITY
BORN 9TH JUNE 1848 DIED 12TH JULY 1876

BLANE, CB

Robert Blane
and
George Blane

IN THE FOLIEJON PARK VAULT
IN THIS CHURCHYARD REST THE REMAINS OF
COLONEL ROBERT BLANE, C.B.
FOURTH SON OF WILLIAM BLANE, OF THIS PARISH
BORN FEB 9 1809 DIED MAY 30 1871

CAPTAIN GEORGE BLANE, R.N.
SEVENTH SON OF THE ABOVE WILLIAM BLANE
BORN NOV 7 1813 DIED MAY 1 1879

DAVID ANDERSON BLANE,
SECOND SON OF WILLIAM BLANE
BORN MARCH 29 1801 DIED JUNE 18 1879

GILBERT JAMES BLANE
FIFTH SON OF WILLIAM BLANE
BORN JAN 15 1810 DIED FEB 7 1861

THOMAS LAW BLANE
THIRD SON OF WILLIAM BLANE
BORN NOV 6 1806 DIED MARCH 26 1885

HARRIETT ANN STEWART BLANE
WIFE OF GILBERT JAMES BLANE
BORN SEPT 28 1826 DIED MAY 12 1909

HARRIETT BLANE
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF GILBERT JAMES BLANE
BORN JUNE 15 1849 DIED OCT 19 1911

BLUNDELL

Richard B H
and
Henry Leigh B H
and
Dermot Howard B H

Major General. Colonel, 3rd King's Own Hussars. Died 2nd May 1912. Born 4th November 1835.
Lieutenant, Rifle Brigade. Died 2nd February 1896. Born 13th January 1871.
Captain, King's Royal Rifle Corps. Died 26 October 1910. Born 27th February 1874.

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
IN MEMORY OF MAJOR GENERAL RICHARD B. H. BLUNDELL,
COLONEL 3RD KINGS OWN HUSSARS BORN 4TH OF NOV 1835
DIED MAY 2ND 1912. ALSO OF HIS TWO SONS HENRY
LEIGH B. H. BLUNDELL, LIEUTENANT RIFLE BRIGADE
BORN JAN 13 1871 DIED FEB 2 1896 AND DERMOT
HOWARD B. H. BLUNDELL, CAPTAIN KINGS ROYAL RIFLES BORN
FEB 27 1874 DIED OCT 26 1910

London Gazette 6 January 1880 - "3rd Hussars, Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Richard Blundell - Hollinshead-Blundell, having completed five years' service as a Regimental Lieutenant-Colonel, is placed on half-pay. Dated 4th November, 1879."

London Gazette 19 March 1880 - "Staff", Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Richard Blundell-Hollinshead-Blundell, from half-pay, late 3rd Hussars, to be an Inspecting Officer of Auxiliary Cavalry in Great Britain, vice Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Henry Clement Wilkinson, placed on half-pay, for service on the Staff in India. Dated 20th March, 1880."

KEPPEL

Henry (Sir)

Admiral of the Fleet, Royal Navy. Died 17th January 1904. Born 14th June 1809. Son of the 4th Earl of Albemarle and of his wife Elizabeth, daughter of Lord de Clifford.

He entered the navy from the old naval academy of Portsmouth in 1822. He became lieutenant in 1829 and commander in 1833. His first command was largely passed on the coast of Spain, which was then in the midst of the convulsions of the Carlist War. Captain Keppel had already made himself known as a good seaman. He was engaged with the squadron stationed on the west coast of Africa to suppress the slave trade.

In 1837 he was promoted post captain, and appointed in 1841 to the service in China and against the Malay pirates, a service which he repeated in 1847, when in command of HMS Maeander.

In May 1853 he was appointed to the command of the new steam line-of-battle ship HMS St Jean d'Acre. When the Crimean War broke out on 1854, the St Jean d'Acre formed part of the Baltic Fleet. Keppel witnessed the fall of Bomarsund. In 1855, St Jean d'Acre was sent to the Black Sea. On 21 July 1855, Keppel swapped commands with the captain of the sailing line-of-battle ship Rodney, whose crew was all ashore. Keppel served as commander of the Naval Brigade which was besieging Sebastopol.

After the Crimean War he was again sent out to China, this time in command of the Raleigh, as commodore to serve under Sir M. Seymour. The Raleigh was lost on an uncharted rock near Hong Kong, but three small vessels were named to act as her tenders, and Commodore Keppel commanded in them, and with the crew of the Raleigh, in the action with Chinese pirates at the Battle of Fatshan Creek (June 1, 1857). He was honourably acquitted for the loss of the Raleigh, and was given command of HMS Alligator, which be held until his promotion to rear-admiral. For his share in the action at the Battle of Fatshan Creek he was made KCB.

The prevalence of peace gave Sir Henry Keppel no further chance of active service, but he became Commander-in-Chief, Cape of Good Hope and West Coast of Africa Station in 1860, Commander-in-Chief, China Station in 1867 and Commander-in-Chief, Plymouth in 1872.

He retired from the active list in 1879, two years after he attained the rank of admiral of the fleet.

Keppel married twice: firstly Katherine Louisa Crosbie, daughter of General Sir John Crosbie on 25 February 1839 and secondly Jane Elizabeth West, daughter of Martin John West on 31 October 1861. By his second wife, he had one son, Colin Richard Keppel, and one daughter, Maria Walpole Keppel, who married Admiral Sir Frederick Tower Hamilton. Keppel Harbour in Singapore is named after him. He lived at Grove Lodge at Winkfield Row in Berkshire and is buried in the parish church at Winkfield.

Keppel's relationship with Lady Eliza Lucy Grey was discovered by her husband Sir George Grey in 1860, and this, together with accusations of infidelity against Sir George Grey, led to the breakdown of their marriage.

[Source: Wikipedia – Henry Keppel]

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ADMIRAL OF THE FLEET
THE HON
SIR HENRY KEPPEL
G.C.B., R.N., D.C.L.
SEVENTH SON OF
WILLIAM CHARLES FOURTH
EARL OF ALBEMARLE
BORN JUNE 14TH 1809 DIED JAN 17TH 1904
AND OF JANE ELIZABETH HIS WIFE
DAUGHTER OF MARTIN J. WEST ESQ.
BORN MAY 25TH 1820 DIED APRIL 21ST 1895

THIS BRASS WAS PLACED HERE BY THEIR SON

KING, KCB

Henry (Sir)

Lieutenant Colonel, Colonel, 1st Battalion, West Indian Regiment also Colonel, 5th Battalion of Infantry in the Peninsula.

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
LIEUTENANT GENERAL THE HONOURABLE SIR HENRY KING K.C.B.
COLONEL OF THE FIRST WEST INDIAN REGIMENT AND DIED
COLONEL OF THE BATTALION 5TH INFANTRY IN THE PENINSULA.
HE DIED AT GROVE LODGE OF THIS PARISH 25TH NOVEMBER 1839, AGED 63 YEARS AND WAS INTERRED IN A VAULT IN THE CHURCHYARD.
ALSO THE HONOURABLE MARY FRIDESWIDE WIFE OF THE ABOVE
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE HON. AND VERY REVEREND DEAN HEWITT
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE 26TH MAY 1821 AGED 41 YEARS.
HER REMAINS WERE REMOVED FROM LONDON AND DEPOSITED IN THE SAME VAULT 23RD FEBRUARY 1841.
HENRY ROBERT KING
ELDEST SON OF SIR HENRY
DIED 16TH AUGUST 1842 AGED 56 YEARS.

SCOTT

Edmund Cadell

Ensign, 28th Battalion, Bengal Native Infantry. Killed in action circa 9th June 1857 at Mahomedee Oude in the Indian Mutiny. Born 11th April 1839. Son of George Dennistoun Scott, Esq., of Lovehill, Winkfield. Brother of James below.

IN MEMORY OF
EDMUND CADELL SCOTT
ENSIGN 28TH BENGAL NATIVE INFANTRY
THE BELOVED SON OF
GEORGE DENNISTOUN SCOTT, ESQUIRE
OF LOVELHILL IN THIS PARISH.
HE WAS BORN ON THE 11TH APRIL 1839
HE FELL ON OR ABOUT 9TH JUNE 1857
AT MAHOMEDEE IN OUDE
ONE OF THE EARLIEST VICTIMS
TO THE CRUEL TREACHERY
OF THE INDIAN MUTINEERS.

SCOTT

James George

Major, 4th Battalion, East Surrey Regimrnt. Died 8th Novembr 1903. Served with the 17th Lancers during the Indian Mutiny. Son of George Dennistoun Scott, brother of Edmund (Above).

IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JAMES GEORGE SCOTT
SON OF GEORGE DENNISTOUN SCOTT
MAJOR IN THE 4TH BATT. EAST SURREY REGIMENT
(SERVED DURING THE INDIAN MUTINY IN THE 17TH LANCERS)
WHO PASSED AWAY 8TH NOV 1903. R.I.P.

THIS BRASS IS DEDICATED BY HIS WIDOW

SCOTT

James George

Major, Madras Artillery. Died 1st January 1833. Aged 67.

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES GEORGE SCOTT
MAJOR GENERAL IN THE
MADRAS ARTILLERY
WHO DIED THE 1ST JANUARY 1833
AGED 67

WISE

Thomas

NERE THIS PLACE LYETH INTERRED
THE BODY OF THOMAS WISE ESQ.,
MASTER MASON OF ENGLAND TO
KING CHARLES THE SECOND AND KING
JAMES THE SECOND WHO DEPARTED
THIS LIFE THE 21ST DECEMBER
ANNO DM 1685 AND IN THE 68TH
YEARE OF HIS AGE LEAVEING ISSUE
BEHINDE HIM THREE SONNS
THOMAS, WILLIAM AND JOHN

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