Ministry of Defence
Lest We Forget
The Royal British Legion
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Lest We Forget |
The Royal British Legion |
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| 1914 | IN
GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THE MEN OF THSI PARISH WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES DURING THE GREAT WAR |
1919 |
| ALDEN |
Albert |
Private,
2871, Army Cyclist Corps. Killed in action 30th December 1915. Formerly
9094, Suffolk Regiment. Born Norwich, enlisted Cambridge. Buried
in Guards Cemetery, Windy Corner, Cuinchy, Grave III.H.07. |
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| ALGER |
R
J |
No
further information currently available |
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| ANDERSON, MC |
Martin
Alan |
 Major,
211, Field Company, Royal Engineers. Born 10th November 1887. Died
of wounds received in action at Duisans near Arras Wednesday 9th
May 1917. Aged 29. Awarded the Military Cross (M.C.). Son of James
Drummond Anderson and Frances Louisa Anderson, of Greycotes, Cavendish
Avenue, Cambridge. Buried in DUISANS BRITISH CEMETERY, ETRUN, Pas
de Calais, France. Plot III. Row M. Grave 15. See also Cambridge
St Benets and Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| ASTON |
Walter
Douglas |
Captain,
1/1st Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Died of wounds 2nd November
1917. Aged 35. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Aston, Riversdale, Shelley
Road, Worthing; husband of Mrs. Carrie Oline Aston (nee Anderson),
(B.A. (1905) Kansas University), 12, Lyndewood Road, Cambridge,
later of Kansas, USA. Married at Morganville, Kansas, in 1911. Entered
Downing College as minor scholar in 1901. Placed in First Class
of Law Tripos Parts 1 & 2 in 1904 respectively, Senior Jurist in
1905, gained the Whelwell Scholarship for International Law in 1906.
Colours for rugby, rowing and lawn tennis. Elected Fellow of Downing
College in 1907 and later appointed steward, librarian and lecturer
in law. Called to the Bar in 1910, he attained success as a law
lecturer at Cambridge. Joined Cambridge University OTC in 1914,
commissioned 17th A[ril 1915, 2/1st Bn. Cambridgeshire Regiment.
To 3/1st Bn. on 20th June 1917. Despite short-sightedness, he was
qualified as a first-class shot and was battalion musketry instructor.
Joined 1/1st Battalion on 24th September 1917. Six weeks with battalion
when he was wounded in the neck 2nd NOvember 1917, and died same
day. Commanding officer wrote: “…a keen and hardworking brother
officer; a serious loss, as he was doing valuable work for us.”
Another officer wrote: “…one whose example of living was that of
a Christian gentleman.” Buried in Lijssenthoek British Military
Cemetery, Poperinghe, Plot XXI. Row FF. Grave 13. See also Cambridge
Guildhall and Cambridge
Our Lady Catholic |
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| AVES |
Richard
|
 Private
TF203346, 1st Battalion, Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment).
Killed in action 17th April 1918. Born West Row, Suffolk, enlisted
Bury St Edmund's, resident Cambridge. No known grave. Commemorated
on TYNE COT MEMORIAL, Zonnebeke, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel
113 to 115. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| AYLETT |
Arthur
H |
Sergeant
6766, 2nd Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Died of wounds 10th June
1916. Aged 32. Born and enlisted Cambridge. Husband of Maud Hardy
(formerly Aylett), of 29, Shelley Row, St. Peter's St., Cambridge.
Buried in HISTON ROAD CEMETERY, CAMBRIDGE, Cambridgeshire. PLot
17. Row B. Grave 32. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| BANYARD |
James
Hirst |
 Lieutenant,
3rd Battalion, attached 1st Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment. Killed
in action ay Falfemont Farm 3rd September 1916. Educated at Perse
School and Christs College; articled as a solicitor to Messrs. Whitehead
and Todd; later he practised at Birmingham and Leyburn. Commemorated
on Thiepval Memorial, Somme, Panel 2C. See also Cambridge
Guildhall and Cambridge St
Pauls
Extract from The Times (London, England), Wednesday, Sep 27, 1916; pg. 10; Issue 41283: LIEUTENANT JAMES HIRST BANYARD, Bedfordshire Regiment, killed in action on September 3, aged 29, was the second son of the late Mr. Francis Banyard. He was educated at the Perse School, and entered Christ College, Cambridge, taking his degree in the Law Special in 1908. He passed his final solicitor's examination in 1911, and leaving Cambridge the following year, began practice at Birmingham and Leyburn. In May, 1915, he was given a commission in the Bedfordshire Regiment through the O.T.C., of which he was a member, and after training at Pembroke College and Landguard, he went to the front on August 8 this year. His commanding officer wrote:—" Lieutenant Banyard's death occurred while taking part in the finest attack I have ever' witnessed. The attack was resumed next day and led to far-reaching results . . . . He had not been long with us, but he was very popular with us all, and did his work well." |
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| BARBER |
Leonard
Horace |
 Private
7005, 1/7th Battalion (Territorial), Northumberland Fusiliers. Died
fo wounds 19th November 1916. Aged 24. Born and enlisted Cambridge.
Son of William James and Susan Anderson Barber, of 3, Bentinck St.,
Cambridge; husband of Winifred Maud Barber, of 34, Broad St., Cambridge.
Buried in FLESQUIERES HILL BRITISH CEMETERY, Nord, France. Plot
IV. Row C. Grave 8. See also Cambridge
Guildhall and Cambridge St
Matthew's |
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| BARRATT |
Thomas
Henry |
 [Spelt
BARRETT on SDGW] Private G/646, 6th Battalion, Queen's Own (Royal
West Kent Regiment). Killed in action 14th October 1915. Aged 21.
Born Cambridge, enlisted Tonbridge, Kent. Son of James and Mary
Jane Barratt, of 134, Hills Rd., Cambridge. Formerly employed as
a messenger boy at the Post Office. No known grave. Commemorated
on LOOS MEMORIAL, Pas de Calais, France. Panel 95 to 97. See also
Cambridge Guildhall |
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| BEAUMONT |
Ernest
Alfred |
Private,
8710, 2nd Battalion, Leicestershire Regiment. Executed (shot at
dawn) 24th June 1915. Aged 27. Son of James William Beaumont and
Annie Beaumont, 35, Russell Street, Hills Road, Cambridge. Buried
in ST. VAAST POST MILITARY CEMETERY, RICHEBOURG-L'AVOUE, Pas de
Calais, France. Plot I. Row G. Grave 1. See also Cambridge
Guildhall
Note: The book ‘Shot at Dawn’ gives details of his desertion from a reinforcement draft in Le Havre on 14th March 1915 and his subsequent capture in Rouen on 4th May. The book describes him as a Cambridge man. |
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| BEAUMONT |
William
[James] |
Private,
4340, 1/1st Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Wounded at Schwaben
redoubt 14th October 1916; died of wounds 15th october 1916. Aged
26. Enlisted Cambridge. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Beaumont, Cambridge.
Buried in Contay British Cemetery, Contay. Plot III. Row C. Grave
20. See also Cambridge Guildhall |
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| BLATCH |
William
John |
Private
3013, 1st/1st Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Killed in action
13th November 1916. Born and enlisted Cambridge. Buried in CONNAUGHT
CEMETERY, THIEPVAL, Somme, France. Plot X. Row F. Grave 4. See also
Cambridge Guildhall |
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| BLOY |
Albert
Edward |
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| BOWD |
George
|
Private
G/50019, 13th Battalion, Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment).
Killed in action 31st May 1918. Born and resident Cambridge, enlisted
Bury St Edmund's. Buried in BULLY-GRENAY COMMUNAL CEMETERY, BRITISH
EXTENSION, Pas de Calais, France. Plot V. Row C. Grave 11. See also
Cambridge Guildhall
and also Cambridge St Barnabas |
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| BRADFORD |
Alfred
Royal |
Lieutenant,
1/1st Cambridgeshire Regiment. Killed in action when shell hit Battalion
H.Q. on 14th October 1916. Aged 22. Educated at Hunstanton Prep
School and Bedford Grammar School, joined the school O.T.C. Commissioned
12th May 1915 into 2/1st Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Transferred
to ‘B’ Company, 1/1st Battalion on 22nd July 1915. At the time of
death he was battalion intelligence officer. Son of Mr. and Mrs.
M. P. Bradford, Brooklands House, Brooklands Road, Cambridge and
University Arms. Buried in Lonsdale Cemetery, Authuille, Plot IX.
Row A. Grave 5. Perse School,
Cambridge Guildhall
and Cambridge St Andrew the Great |
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| BRIGNELL |
Charles
[William] |
Private
35677, "B" Company, 1st Battalion, Essex Regiment. Killed
in action 20th November 1917. Aged 25. Born, resident and enlisted
Cambridge. Son of Mrs. Sarah Woollard, of 73, Cambridge Place, Cambridge.
No known grave. Commemorated on CAMBRAI MEMORIAL, LOUVERVAL, Nord,
France. Panel 7 and 8. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| BYNGE |
Arthur
Leslie |
Rifleman
R/35247, 2nd Battalion, King's Royal Rifle Corps. Killed in action
16th April 1918. Aged 20. Born St Paul's, Cambridge, enlisted Cambridge.
Son of Mr. W. and Mrs. L. Bynge, of I, Coronation Place, St. Eliguis
St., Cambridge. Buried in CAMBRIN MILITARY CEMETERY, Pas de Calais,
France. Section N. Grave 43. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| CHAPMAN |
A
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No
further information currently available |
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| CLARK |
Edward
Joseph |
Private
16172, 2nd Battalion, Essex Regiment. Killed in action 13th May
1915. Born, enlisted and resident Cambridge. Commemorated on YPRES
(MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL, Ypres, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panels 39.
See also Cambridge Guildhall
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| CLARK |
Walter
James |
[Listed
as W J CLARKE on CWGC] Private 21444, "W" Company, 2nd
Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Died of wounds 16th November 1916.
Aged 18. Enlisted Cambridge. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarke, Pampisford.
Buried in BERTRANCOURT MILITARY CEMETERY, Somme, France. Plot I.
Row K. Grave 72. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| COCKERTON |
Hugh
Aubrey |
 Private
2991, 1/1st Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Died of wounds 2nd
October 1916. Aged 17. Enlisted Cambridge. Son of the late John
and Florence Holly Cockerton. Buried in Doullens Communal Cemetery
Extension No.1, Plot IV. Row F. Grave 15. See also Cambridge
Guildhall and Cambridge
St Mary the Less |
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| COCKERTON |
John
Richard William |
Private
3/6628, 1st Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment. Killed in action 9th
November 1914. Born upper Norwood, Surrey, enlisted and resident
Cambridge. No known grave. Commemorated on LE TOURET MEMORIAL, Pas
de Calais, France. Panel 10 and 11. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| COLLINS |
William
Thomas |
Rifleman
A/200567, 12th Battalion, King's Royal Rifle Corps. Killed in action
16th August 1917. Aged 37. Born Old Chesterton, enlisted Cambridge.
Son of Mr. James Collins; husband of Mabel Collins, 34, Union Road,
Cambridge. Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial, Zonnebeke, Belgium.
Panels 115/119 and 162A/163A. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| COWLING |
Cyril
Frank |
 Private
4110, 15th (County of London) Battalion (Prince of Wales' Own Civil
Service Rifles) [CWGC] states 1st Battalion], London Regiment. Killed
in action 15 September 1916. Aged 24. Enlisted London, resident
Cambridge. Son of John Cowling, of 66, Panton St., Cambridge, and
the late Agnes Mary Cowling. His birth was registered in the April
to June Quarter 1892 in the Linton Registration District. In the
1901 census he was the son of John an Agnes Mary Cowling, aged 9,
born Sawston, resident High Street, Sawston. In the 1911 census
he is a boarder, aged 19, unmarried, working at a Postal Enginerrig
Branch, born Sawston, resident 51 Willows Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham.
No known grave. Commemorated on THIEPVAL MEMORIAL, Somme, France.
Pier and Face 13 C.
See also Cambridge
County High School, Cambridge
Guildhall, Cambridge
Emmanuel United Reformed Church and Sawston
Extract from Cambridge Independent Press - Friday 1 December 1916, page 4 [Note some names may be incorrectly transcribed due to print quality]: CAMBS. ROLL OF HONOUR. A POST OFFICE CASUALTY. Mr and Mrs. Cowling, of 68, Panton-street, Cambridge, have received official information that their son, Signalling-Instructor Cyril Frank Cowling, Civil Service Rifles (London Regt.) was killed in action on September 15th The first intimation was received from three of his friends of the same section, one of them, Rifleman Cyril Barsham, being with him when he died. They were in a newly-captured German trench, and were sending messages to the rear, when Instructor Cowling was hit by shrapnel in the neck, which severed the artery and caused his death. Instructor C. F. Cowling, before joining up, was on the staff of the P.O. Engineering Office, Hills-road. He was a fine young man, with a promising career before him, and, as evidenced by the many letters of sympathy that have been received by his parents from all parts, was loved and respected by all who knew him. At the outbreak of the war he asked to be released from his duties in order to join the Army, but that being already a Civil Servant, it was not until June, 1915, that permission was given. He and others of his colleagues then enlisted straight away. They had been preparing themselves to serve as signallers, and composed themselves a Signalling Section of Cambridge men in the London Rifles. It was while at Chelsea Barracks in special training that Rifleman Cowling qualified as a signalling-instructor. His regiment was stationed at Winchester, and on his return he discovered his friends had been drafted out in France and he at once asked that his name might be added to the next draft to be sent out, sacrificing his position as lance-corporal and other provisions in order to be with his friends. They soon met again, and he became instructor as before. lnstructor Cowling was a native of Sawston, and was educated first at the Council school, afterwards at the County School, Cambridge. He prepared for the Civil Service, and in due time entered it, serving respectively London, Birmingham and Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs. Cowling have received many letters from the deceased’s friend, expressing their sympathy and paying high tributes to his good qualities. Rifleman Barsham wrote: “I have lost in Cyril the best pal a fellow could have, and miss him more than I should like to say. He was a splendid fellow, and the most popular in the Section. All the fellows wish me to tell you so. He died a hero’s death, also a Christian.” Rifleman Rayner, who has since died of wounds wrote: "He was like a brother to me, as you know, and if it is God’s will that I should some day go as well, I pray that it may be as bravely and calmly as your dear son." Rifleman H. Rice (once seriously wounded) said in a letter: “We with whom he had been associated so long greatly feel the loss, and on behalf of his many friends I extend to you both our very deep sympathy." Sapper R. P. Patterson says I can truly say that Cyril was the best pal that I have ever had, or ever hope to have.” Chaplain J. F. Alfred Baker states; "His chums speak most highly and affectionately of his straight, manly, and lovable disposition." |
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| CRACKNELL |
Eric
James |
 Private
20140, 9th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 21 September
1917. Aged 22. Born 27 September 1895 in Chesterton, Cambs, enlisted
Cambridge Son of Mrs. Elizabeth C. Cracknell, of 6, Dorie St., Cambridge.
In the 1901 census he was aged 5, born Cambridgeshire, resident
with his mother, Elizabeth, at 37, Newnham, Cambridge. In the 1911
census he was aged 15, born Cambridge, a College Servant, a baorder
at 3 Church Rate Walk Newnham Cambridge. Buried in ST. PATRICK'S
CEMETERY, LOOS, Pas de Calais, France. Plot II. Row D. Grave 2.
See
also Cambridge Guildhall
and Cambridge University
Press & College Servants |
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| CUNNINGHAM |
James
Michael |
Captain,
7th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 28th March 1918.
Aged 39. Son of William Cunningham, D.D., and Adele Rebecca Cunningham;
husband of Bertha M. Cunningham, 2, St. Paul’s Road, Cambridge.
Buried in Gezaincourt Communal Cemetery Extension, Somme, Plot II.
Row G. Grave 16. See also Perse
School, Cambridge Guildhall
and Cambridge St Mary the
Great |
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| DEIGHTON, MC & Chevalier of the Legion of Honour |
Gerald
William |
Extract from England & Wales Government Probate Death Index 1919: DEIGHTON Gerald William of St. Bernard's Hills-road Cambridge captain 7th Suffolk regiment died 3 July 1916 in France or Belgium Administration (with Will) Peterborough 13 September to Frederick Deighton lieutenant-colonel R.A.M.C. Effects £346 3s. 6d. Extract from Register of Admissions to King's College Cambridge, 1929: Deighton,
Gerald William : son of Frederick Deighton, M.A., M.B.,
of |
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| DEIGHTON |
John |
Captain,
Royal Army Medical Corps attached 1/5th King's Own, Royal Lancaster
Regiment. Died of wounds 19th September 1916. Aged 29. Baptised
13 August 1887 in Cambridge, St Paul, son of Louisa Ellen and Frederick
Deighton, residents of St Bernard's, Cambridge. Son of Louisa Ellen
Deighton, "Little St. Bernard's", Cambridge Road, Great Shelford,
Cambridge, and the late Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Deighton (R.A.M.C.)
Surgeon, Cambridge; brother of Gerald William Deighton (above).
Also resident at 47, Hills Road, Cambridge. In the 1901 census he
was aged 13, born Cambridgeshire, son of Frederick and Louisa E
Deighton, resident 47, Hills Road, Cambridge. In the 1911 census
he was aged 23, born Cambridge, a Medical Student, son of Frederick
and Louisa Ellen Deighton, resident 47 Hills Road Cambridge. Buried
in Heilly Station Cemetery, Mericourt-L’Abbe, Plot IV. Row F. Grave
19. See also Cambridge Guildhall
and also Cambridge, St Faith's
School |
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| DIXON |
Francis
Henry |
 Private
36553, 6th Battalion, Princess Charlotte of Wales's (Royal Berkshire
Regiment). Died of wounds 3rd August 1917. Aged 20. Born and enlisted
Cambridge. Son of Henry and Mary Jane Dixon, of Cambridge. Formerly
3145, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Buried in BRANDHOEK NEW MILITARY
CEMETERY, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Plot II. Row G. Grave
14. See also Cambridge Guildhall
and Cambridge Hills
Road Wesleyan Methodist |
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| DIXON |
Stanley
Ivett |
Corporal
41416, 2/6th Battalion, Prince of Wales's (North Staffordshire Regiment).
Died 6th June 1918. Aged 20. Born and enlisted Cambridge. Son of
Henry and Mary J. Dixon, of 29, Clarendon St., Cambridge. Formerly
20939, Suffolk Regiment. Buried in BERLIN SOUTH-WESTERN CEMETERY,
Berlin, Brandenburg, Germany. Plot III. Row C. Grave 2. See also
Cambridge Guildhall
and Cambridge Hills
Road Wesleyan Methodist |
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| DRIVER |
Alfred
|
 Private
16587, 11th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 11th June
1917. Born and enlisted Cambridge. No known grave. Commemorated
on ARRAS MEMORIAL, Pas de Calais, France. Bay 4. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| DRIVER, MC |
Harry
Farrant |
Lieutenant,
1st/1st Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Killed in action when
shell hit Bn. HQ at the Briqueterie, near Bernafay Wood, 28th August
1918, aged 32. Secretary of Cherryhinton Conservative Club. Articled
to Baily, Grundy and Barrett Ltd. Commissioned 2nd January 1916,
transferred to 1/1st Bn. 23rd December 1917. Awarded Military Cross
for action in March 1918. M.C. Citation (LG 16th September 1918):
“During a night attack, when the enemy worked round a flank, threatening
to get behind the line, this officer, throwing back the flank of
his platoon, led a counter attack and drove the enemy back in confusion.
On another occasion he assisted in leading a counter attack with
great dash, capturing 12 prisoners and a machine gun.” Son of John
and Elizabeth Farrant Driver, "Astwood, 82, Hills Road, Cambridge.
Buried in Meaulte Military Cemetery, Grave G.23. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| ELGAR |
Reginald
Jack |
 Private
G/17368, 16th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment. Killed in action
25th September 1918. Aged 20. Born Cambridge, enlisted Bury St Edmund's.
Son of Mrs. L. H. Elgar, of 19, Doric St., Cambridge. Buried in
TEMPLEUX-LE-GUERARD BRITISH CEMETERY, Somme, France. Plot II. Row
B. Grave 21. See also Cambridge
St Mary the Less and Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| EMMERSON |
Claude
Victor |
Private
40674, 10th Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers. Killed in action 16th
October 1917. Aged 30. Born Cambridge, enlisted East Ham, Essex,
resident Hunstanton, Norfolk. Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Emmerson,
of 42, Panton St., Cambridge; husband of Agnes Emmerson, of 2, Charlbury
Terrace, Hunstanton. Buried in CEMENT HOUSE CEMETERY, Langemark-Poelkapelle,
West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. PLot I. Row K. Grave 3. See also Liverpool
Street Station, London |
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| FABEN |
Dennis
|
 [Listed
as FABE, D on CWGC] Private 8740, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment.
Died of wounds 23rd May 1915. Aged 22. Born and enlisted Cambridge.
Buried in ST. SEVER CEMETERY, ROUEN, Seine-Maritime, France. Plot
A. Row 10. Grave 11. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| FARROW |
Charles
William |
Private
9142, "Z" Company, 2nd Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed
in action 10th July 1916. Aged 20. Born Cambridge, enlisted Bury
St Edmund's. Son of William Fredrick and Laura Amelia Farrow, of
48, Coronation St., Cambridge. Buied in CARNOY MILITARY CEMETERY,
Somme, France. Section F. Grave 38. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| FIELDING |
Nelson
William |
Bombardier,
56825, “V” Battery, Royal Horse Artillery. Died of wounds 02-03-15.
Aged 19 . Born Norwich, enlisted London. Son of Percival and Margaret
Fielding, Norwich. Buried in Aire Communal Cemetery, Plot IV. Row
E. Grave 24. Also listed on Meldreth Memorial
and Cambridge Guildhall
Extract from Cambridge Independent Press - Friday 19 March 1915:
KILLED
IN ACTION. SUFFOLKS’
LOSSES. Corpl. P. Fielding, Cambridge. Mr. P. Fielding, Lensfield-road, has been officially informed that his son, Nelson Willie Fielding, of the Roval Horse Artillery, was killed in action on March 2nd. He had lately been transferred from “J” Battery ” V ” Battery, attached to the Indian Expeditionary Force, and promoted from Bombardier to Corporal. His twin brother, Percy, is still in “ J “ Battery. Both boys joined the R.H.A. from the Duke of York’s School at 14 years of age, and not yet 20. They went out to France with the original Expeditionary Force, and had been through every engagement since the commencement of the war. Nelson had never once been off duty. He was a fine specimen of manhood, standing over 6ft. in height, and was well known in Cambridge. Mr. Fielding, the bereaved father, himself an old soldier, with 29 years’ service to his credit. He left the Army Squadron-Sergt.- Major the King’s Dragoon Guards in 1897. He joined the Loyal Suffolk Hussars coming to Cambridge, and held the position of Regimental Quartermaster-Sergt. at the time of his retirement. |
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| FLANDERS |
B
F |
Believed
to be: Private, 1977, Bernard Frank Flanders, 1/20th
Battalion London Regiment. Killed in action near Loos 20th October
1915. Aged 23. Son of Mrs. Emma Flanders, 5, Oakfield Place, St.
Paul's Road, Clifton, Bristol, and the late George Charles Flanders
(A.M.I., R.F.C.). Only man of this name killed/died in the war.
Commemorated on Loos Memorial, Panels 130/135. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| FOULGER |
Harry
|
Rifleman
53855, 6th (City of London Rifles), London Regiment affiliated to
King's Royal Rifle Corps. Killed in action 14th October 1918. Born
and enlisted Cambridge. Formerly TR/13/61001, 53rd (YS) Battalion,
King's Royal Rifle Corps. Buried in LIEVIN COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION,
Pas de Calais, France. Plot IV. Row B. Grave 15. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| FOULGER |
Walter
|
Aircraftman
2nd Class 139931, No.2 Cadet Wing, Royal Air Force. Died 29th January
1919. Aged 34. Born Cambridge. Husband of Lily West (formerly Foulger),
2, Hall Field Terrace, Stuntney, Cambs. Buried in Cambridge (Mill
Road) Cemetery, Plot/Row/Section I. Grave 13. See also Cambridge
Guildhall and
also Cambridge St Philips |
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| FREESTONE |
Henry
|
Lance
Corporal 8824, 8th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action
31st July 1917. Aged 22. Born and enlisted Cambridge. Son of William
and Lucy Freestone, of 1, St. Paul's Walk, Hills Rd., Cambridge.
No known grave. Commemorated on YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL, Ieper,
West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 21. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| FROST |
Cecil
John |
Private
285149, 1st/6th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regiment. Killed in action
Tuesday, 9th October 1917 at Passchendale Ridge. Aged 30. Born 3rd
July 1887 Church Street Chesterton, father Alfred Frost, mother
Caroline (nee Wayman). Husband of Florence Elizabeth (nee Peters),
married at St. Pauls Church on 29th January 1916. Father of Ronald
John Frost. No known grave. Commemorated on TYNE COT MEMORIAL, Zonnebeke,
West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 72 to 75. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| GEORGE |
Ernest
|
Private
241167, 1st/5th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Died of wounds in Egypt
10th April 1917. Borna nd enlisted Cambridge. Formerly 3649, Suffolk
Regiment. Buried in CAIRO WAR MEMORIAL CEMETERY, Airo, Egypt. Section
F. Grave 211. |
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| GOODMAN |
A
J |
No
further information currently available (his brother is believed
listed below). See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| GOODMAN |
William
Marshall |
 Private
17418, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 25th May
1915. Aged 18. Born and enlisted Cambridge. Son of Mr. and Mrs.
Percy William Goodman, of 34, Norwich St., Cambridge. No known grave.
Commemorated on YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen,
Belgium. Panel 21. See also Cambridge
Guildhall and Cambridge St Andrew
the Great |
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| GOOSE |
Percy
[Alfred] |
Lance
Corporal 24219, 11th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action
28 April 1917. Born Cambridge, enlisted Willingham. In the 1901
census he is aged 6, son of John G and Susan G Goose, born Cambridge,
resident 14 Cardine Place, Cambridge. In the 1911 census he is aged
16, the son of John and Susan Gray Goose, a school boy, born Cambridge,
resident 22 Paradise Street, cambridge. No known grave. Commemorated
on ARRAS MEMORIAL, Pas de Calais, France. Bay 4. See also Cambridge
County High School and Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| HALL |
Frederick
R |
Lance
Corporal A/200578, 12th Battalion, King’s Royal Rifle Corps. Killed
in action 6th August 1918. Aged 22. Son of Robert and Ellen Hall,
81, King Street, Cambridge; husband of Louise Hall, Willingham.
Cambridge (Holy Trinity) and (St. Paul’s) Memorials. Buried in
Ligny-St. Flochel British Cemetery, Averdoingt, Plot II. Row A.
Grave 22. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
||
| HAYNES |
William
|
Private
G/14965, 12th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment. Killed in action
Tuesday, 25th September 1917 in France & Flanders. Aged 21.
Born St. Ives, Hunts, enlisted Cambridge. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J
Haynes. In the 1911 census he is the son of James and Elizabeth
Haynes, aged 15, an Errand Boy, born St Ives, Hunts, resident 5
Drivers Court, Coronation Street, Cambridge. Buried in HOOGE CRATER
CEMETERY, IEPER, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Plot XIII. Row C. Grave
6. See also Cambridge St John's
and Cambridge Guildhall |
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| HEARN |
A
H |
Believed
to be: Second Lieutenant, Albert Henry Hearn, 1/2nd
Battalion, attached 8th Battalion, Leicestershire Regiment. Killed
in action 1st October 1917. Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial, Zonnebeke,
Panels 50/51. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| HEARN |
Stanley
John |
Private,
326543, 1/1st Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Died of wounds
23rd September 1917. Aged 23. Brother of Percy Frederick Hearn,
52, Panton Street, Cambridge. Buried in Godewaersvelde British Cemetery,
Plot I. Row G. Grave 23. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
||
| HINES |
William
Henry |
 [Listed
as Henry William on SDGW & CWGC & in local paper] Private
16338, 11th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 12th October
1916. Born and enlisted Cambridge. Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hines,
37, Cambridge-place. Buried in RATION FARM MILITARY CEMETERY, LA
CHAPELLE-D'ARMENTIERES, Nord, France. Plot II. Row B. Grave 5.
See also Cambridge Guildhall |
||
| HOLMES |
Albert
Frederick |
Corporal,
8971, 7th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 21st March
1916. Aged 19. Born Earith, Cambs, enlisted Bury St. Edmunds. Son
of John and Elizabeth Holmes, 22, George IV Street, New Town, Cambridge.
Buried in Vermelles British Cemetery, Plot II. Row L. Grave 13.
See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
||
| HOWSON |
M
R |
Believed
to be: Private, 2865, Mark Robert Howson, 1st Battalion,
The Queen's, Royal West Surrey Regiment. Killed in action 24-08-16,
aged 19. Born Battersea, enlisted Ponder’s End, Essex. Son of Herbert
and Elizabeth Howson, 83, Bertram Road, Enfield, Middlesex. Only
man of this named killed in war. Connection with Cambridge unclear.
Buried in Delville Wood Cemetery, Longueval, Plot XXIX. Row A. Grave
7. |
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| HUGHES |
Thomas
McKenney |
[Listed
as HUGHES, Thomas McKenny on CWGC] Lieutenant, 53 Squadron, Royal
Flying Corps and King's Royal Rifle Corps. Died 6th February 1918.
Aged 34. Son of Professor T. McKenny Hughes and Mary Caroline Hughes,
of Cambridge. Buried in LIJSSENTHOEK MILITARY CEMETERY, Poperinge,
West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Section XXVII. Plot F. Row F. Grave 9.
See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| INGLE |
Roland
George |
 Second
Lieutenant, 10th (Grimsby Chums) Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment.
Killed in action Lochnagar Crater, Somme, 1st July 1916. Aged 30.
Son of Robert and Harriet Alice Ingle, 92, Hills Road, Cambridge.
Buried in Becourt Military Cemetery, Becordel-Becourt, Plot I. Row
R. Grave 26.
See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
||
| INNES |
Donald
MacLeod |
Second
Lieutenant, 14th Battalion, Royal Highlanders (Black Watch). Died
of wounds 6 October 1918. Aged 19. Born at Cambridge. Birth registered
in the July to September Quarter 1899 in Cambridge. Baptised 11
July 1899 in Cambridge, St Paul, son of Margaret and Hugh Mcleod
Innes, of St Eligius Street, Cambridge. Son of Hugh McLeod Innes
and Margaret Innes, of 6, St. Elgins
(sic
- s/b Eligius)
St., Cambridge; grandson of Lt. Gen. James John McLeod Innes, V.C.,
Royal Engineers; brother of Patrick McLeod Innes (below). Scholar
of Repton School; Exhibitioner of Trinity College, Cambridge. In
the 1901 census he was aged 1, born Cambridgeshire, son of Hugh
Mcleod and Margaret Innes, resident 6, St Eligins Street, Cambridge.
Buried in ABBEVILLE COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION, Somme, France.
Plot IV. Row G. Grave 16.
See also Cambridge Guildhall
and Cambridge
University Trinity College WW1 memorial and also Cambridge,
St Faiths School
Extract from England & Wales Government Probate Death Index 1919: INNES Donald McLeod of 6 St. Eligius-street Cambridge second-lieutenant 3rd Royal Highlanders died 6 October 1918 in France Administration Peterborough 18 June to Hugh McLeod Innes fellow and senior bursar of Trinity College. Effects £147 15s. 9d. |
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| INNES |
Patrick
MacLeod |
Second
Lieutenant, 111th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Killed
in action 30 April 1917. Aged 19. Birth registered in the July to
September Quarter 1897 in Cambridge. Baptised 13 October 1897 in
Cambridge, St Paul, son of Margaret and Hugh Mcleod Innes, of St
Eligius Street, Cambridge. Son of Hugh McLeod Innes and Margaret
Innes, of 6, St. Eligius St., Cambridge; brother of Donald McLeod
Innes (above). Educated at Haileybury College, 1911-1916. Head of
School, elected to a History Scholarship at Trinity College, Cambridge,
1915. Buried in LA TARGETTE BRITISH CEMETERY, NEUVILLE-ST. VAAST,
Pas de Calais, France. Plot I. Row A. Grave 3.
See also Cambridge
Guildhall and Cambridge
University Trinity College WW1 memorial
and also Cambridge, St Faiths
School
Extract from England & Wales Government Probate Death Index 1917: INNES
Patrick McLeod of 6 St. Elgin's-street Cambridge
second-lieutenant Royal Garrison Artillery died 3o April
17 Administration Peterborough 5 October to Hugh
cLeod Innes fellow and bursar Trinity College. |
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| JECKELL |
Robert
Josiah |
 Private,
3012, 1st/1st Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Killed in action
Schwaben Redoubt 14th October 1916. Enlisted and resident Cambridge.
Buried in Mill Road Cemetery, Thiepval, Plot XVII. Row F. Grave
3.
See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
||
| JONES |
William
Edwards |
Trooper
1401, Essex Yeomanry. Killed in action 14th May 1915. Age 19. Enlisted
Colchester, resident Watford. Son of Ernest Edwards Jones and Clara
Jones, of Western Moor, Neath, Glamorgan. Commemorated on YPRES
(MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 5.
See also Cambridge Guildhall,
Cambridge County
High School and Perse School |
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| LANHAM |
Harry
|
Leading
Seaman 180373, HMS Vanguard, Royal Navy. Lost when the dreadnought
blew up at anchor in Scapa Flow 9th July 1917. No known grave. Commemorated
on Chatham Naval Memorial, Kent, Panel 21. Also listed on Milton
Memorial and Cambridge
Guildhall and also Cambridge
St Philips |
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| LAURENCE |
Dudley
Sydney |
Second
Lieutenant, 6th Battalion, attached 1st Battalion, Rifle Brigade.
Killed in action 23rd October 1916. Aged 19. Son of Reverend Fred
Laurence and Frances Alice Laurence. Buried in Caterpillar Valley
Cemetery, Longueval, PLot XX. Row K. Grave 1. Also listed on Cambridge
Guildhall. |
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| LUCAS |
Bert
|
 [Listed
as Pert LUCAS on SDGW] Private 67765, Royal Fusiliers (City of London
Regiment) posted to 2/4th Battalion, London Regiment. Killed in
action 20th September 1917. Born, resident and enlisted Cambridge.
Son of William Lucas and the late Mary Lucas. No known grave. Commemorated
on TYNE COT MEMORIAL, Zonnebeke, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel
28 to 30 and 162 to 162A and 163A. Also listed on Cambridge
Guildhall and also Liverpool
Street Station, London. |
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| MARSHALL |
Thomas
Charles |
 Private
326081, 1st Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Died of wounds 7th
March 1918. Aged 20. Born and enlisted Cambridge. Formerly 3024,
Cambridgeshire Regiment. Son of Thomas James and Harriet Marshall,
15, Dorie St., Cambridge. Buried in FINS NEW BRITISH CEMETERY, SOREL-LE-GRAND,
Somme, France. Plot IV. Row C. Grave 21. Also listed on Cambridge
Guildhall. |
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| MARTIN |
Dick |
Private
326063, 4th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 6th October
1917. Formerly 2998, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Enlisted Cambridge.
Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial, Zonnebeke, Panels 40/41 and 162/162A.
Also listed on Cambridge Guildhall. |
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| MINTER |
Henry
Harry |
[Spelt
MINTOR on memorial] Private, 325449, 1st/1st Battalion, Cambridgeshire
Regiment. Killed in action 31st March 1918. Aged 21. Formerly 1971,
Cambridgeshire Regiment. Born New Cross, Kent, enlisted Cambridge.
Employed as a warehouseman by the Cambridge University Press. Son
of Mr. H. and Mrs. A. Minter. Commemorated on Pozieres Memorial,
Panels 84/85. See also Cambridge
University Press and Cambridge Guildhall. |
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| MOLT |
Charles
Maltby |
Private,
26663, 14th Battalion, Canadian Infantry (CEF). Killed in action
10th March 1915. Aged 27. Born Cambridge, England, 15th January
1887, enlisted Canada 21st September 1914, resident 156, Mansfield
Street, Montreal. Son of Walter Weston Molt and Zilpha Molt, Cambridge,
England; husband of Millicent Molt, 49, Ordnance Road, Enfield Wash,
Middlesex, England. Buried in Sailly-sur-la-Lys Canadian Cemetery,
Plot II. Row A. Grave 13. Also listed on Cambridge
Guildhall. |
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| MORGAN |
Frederick
|
 Private
7352, 2nd Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 20th April
1915. Born Cambridge, enlisted Ely. Buried in SUFFOLK CEMETERY,
Heuvelland, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Section A. Grave 3. Also listed
on Cambridge Guildhall. |
||
| MORGAN |
John
[William] |
Private
201431, 4th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Died of wounds 23rd April
1917. Aged 34. Born Cambridge, enlisted Bury St Edmund's. Formerly
4267, Suffolk Regiment. Son of Edward and Hannah Morgan, of 33,
Cambridge Place, Hills Rd., Cambridge. No known grave. Commemorated
on ARRAS MEMORIAL, Pas de Calais, France. Bay 4. Also listed on
Cambridge Guildhall. |
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| NAYLOR |
Leslie
John |
 Private
3032, 1st/1st Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Killed in action
7th May 1915. Aged 19. Born and enlisted Cambridge. Brother of Mr.
G. W. Naylor, of 102, Russell St., Cambridge. No known grave. Commemorated
on YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium.
Panel 50 and 52. Also listed on Cambridge
Guildhall. |
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| NOBLE |
Samuel
Albert Brooks |
[Samuel
Arthur on 1911 census] Private G/22187, 7th Battalion, Queen's (Royal
West Surrey Regiment). Killed in action 28th September 1916. Aged
25. Born, resident and enlisted Cambridge. Son of Mrs. E. A. Noble;
husband of Hilda Emily Noble, of 22, Marshall Rd., Cambridge. Formerly
26932, Middlesex Regiment. In the 1911 census he is the son of Samuel
and Elizabeth Ann Noble, aged 19, a Horius Porter, born St Andrew
the less, resident Babraham Dairy, Hills Road, Cambridge. He was
baptised Samuel Albert Brookson 18 October 1891 at Cambridge, St
Andrew the Less, son of Samuel (a adiaryman) and Elizabeth Ann Noble,
of 50 Broad Street, born 20 September 1891. No known grave. Commemorated
on THIEPVAL MEMORIAL, Somme, France. Pier and Face 5 D and 6 D.
See also Cambridge St John's,
Cambridge Guildhall
and Cambridge St Mary the
Less and also
Cambridge, Christ Church
|
||
| NORDEN |
Charles
John |
Private
3097, 1st Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Died of wounds 23rd
September 1916. Enlisted Cambridge. Buried in DOULLENS COMMUNAL
CEMETERY EXTENSION No. 1, Somme, France. Plot IV. Row F. Grave 12.
See also Cambridge Guildhall. |
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| PAMMENTER |
Arthur
|
 Private
23511, 11th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Died of wounds 17th January
1918. Born and enlisted Cambridge. Son of C. W. and Harriet Pammenter,
of 3, Princes St., Cambridge. Laste of 56, Coronation Street, Cambridge.
Brother of Charles (below). Buried in BUCQUOY ROAD CEMETERY, FICHEUX,
Pas de Calais, France. Plot II. Row D. Grave 18. |
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| PAMMENTER |
Charles
E |
 Able
Seaman R/6349, Hawke Battalion, Roya Naval Division, Royal Naval
Volunteer Reserve. Died 1st August 1918. Prisoner of War. Resident
3, Princes's Street, Cambridge. Brother of Arthur (above). Buried
in TINCOURT NEW BRITISH CEMETERY, Somme, France. Plot IX. Row E.
Grave 9. See also Cambridge
Guildhall. |
||
| PAPWORTH, MM |
William
Henry |
Private
29725, 4th Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment. Killed in action 27th
September 1918. Aged 31. Born, resident and enlisted Cambridge.
Husband of Mrs. E. M. Papworth, of 159, Ross St., Romsey Town, Cambridge.
Awarded the Military Medal (M.M.). Buried in MOEUVRES COMMUNAL CEMETERY
EXTENSION, Nord, France. Plot I. Row B. Grave 36. See also Perse
School and Cambridge
Guildhall. |
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| PATTEN |
Charles
Edwin |
Private
16814, 11th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 20 September
1916. Aged 31. Born Cherry Hinton, enlisted Cambridge. Husband of
E. M. Patten, of 3, Gothie St., Brookside, Cambridge. In the 1911
census he was aged 26, the husband of Emily, father of two daughters
and twin sons, a Bricklayer, born Cherry Hinton, resident Laundry
Cottages, Cherry Hinton. Buried in RATION FARM MILITARY CEMETERY,
LA CHAPELLE-D'ARMENTIERES, Nord, France. Plot II. Row B. Grave 17.
See also Cambridge Guildhall
and Cherry Hinton |
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| PERRIN |
Obadiah |
[Listed
as PERRM on SDGW] Private 36607, 6th Battalion, Priness Charlotte
of Wales's (Royal Berkshire Regiment). Killed in action 29th September
1916. Aged 26. Enlisted Cambridge. Son of Mrs. C. Perrin, of Cambridge.
Formerly 4384, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Buried in MILL ROAD CEMETERY,
THIEPVAL, Somme, France. Plot VIII. Row A. Grave 6. |
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| PETERS |
Arthur
Allan |
Believed
to be: Arthur Allen, Stoker 1st Class, HMS Arethusa.
Died 11 February 1916. Aged 26. Son of Annette Peters, of 32, Covent
Garden, Cambridge. No known grave. Commemorated on CHATHAM NAVAL
MEMORIAL, Kent. See also Cambridge
Guildhall and Cambridge St
Barnabas |
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| PULL |
Herbert
W [J] |
Company
Sergeant Major 325916, 1st Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Killed
in action 31st July 1917. Born Cambridge, enlisted Pakenham, Suffolk.
Formerly 2748, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Commemorated on YPRES (MENIN
GATE) MEMORIAL, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 50 and 52.
See also Cambridge Guildhall
and Cambridge All Saints |
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| RAMPLING |
Horace
Johnston |
Sapper,
208318, Inland Water Transport, Royal Engineers. Died 17th July
1917. Born Bishop Stortford, enlisted Holborn, London. Husband of
Gertrude Tatlow (formerly Rampling), 33, Hillcroft Crescent, Ealing,
London. Connection with Cambridge unclear. Only man of this name
killed in the war. Buried in Basra War Cemetery, Iraq, Plot IV.
Row D. Grave 3. See also Cambridge Guildhall |
||
| REYNOLDS |
Walter
William Thomas |
Private
96246, 3rd Battalion, Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment).
Died of wounds 5th November 1918. Aged 29. Born and enlisted Cambridge.
Son of Mrs. Martha Reynolds, of 87, Russell St., Cambridge. Formerly
17537, Suffolk Regiment. Buried in PREMONT BRITISH CEMETERY, Aisne,
France. Plot III. Row A. Grave 10. See also Cambridge
Guildhall and Cambridge St
Matthew's |
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| RIPLEY |
William
Edward |
Private
3279, 3rd (City of London) Battalion (Royal Fusiliers), London Regiment.
Killed in action 27th June 1916. Enlisted Edward Street, resident
Cambridge. Buried in HEBUTERNE MILITARY CEMETERY, Pas de Calais,
France. Plot II. Row Q. Grave 4. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| RYDER |
Frederick
Ralph |
Lance
Corporal 2074, 1st Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Killed in
action 4 June 1915. Born Cambridge, enlisted Cambridge. Birth registered
in the April to June Quarter 1896 in Cambridge Registration District.
Baptised 2 August 1896 at Cambridge All Saints, son of Bertha Elizbaeth
and Zenas (a tailor) Ryder, if Malcolm Street, Cambridge. In the
1911 census he was the son of Bertha Ryder, aged 14, at school,
born Cambridge, resident 9 Tenison Avenue, Cambridge. Enetered France
14 February 1915. Buried in HOUPLINES COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION,
Nord, France. Plot III. Row A. Grave 19.
See also Cambridge All Saints,
Cambridge Guildhall and Cambridge
County High School |
||
| SEXTON |
Frederick
W |
No
further information currently available. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
||
| SIMPSON |
H
|
No
further information currently available |
||
| SMITH |
Dudley
James |
Private
29152, 1/6th Battalion (Territorial), Royal Warwickshire Regiment.
Killed in action 18th August 1917. Aged 33. Born Bristol, enlisted
Cambridge. Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, of 2, Claremont,
Cambridge; husband of Gertrude A. Smith, of 174, Chesterton Rd.,
Cambridge. Formerly 39980, Northamptonshire Regiment. No known grave.
Commemorated on TYNE COT MEMORIAL, Zonnebeke, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium.
Panel 23 to 28 and 163A.
See also Chesterton and Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| STEVENS |
Sidney
Robert |
Private
33408, 9th Battalion, Alexandra, Princess of Wales's Own (Yorkshire
Regiment). Killed in action 5th October 1918. Aged 29. Born and
enlisted Cambridge. Husband of Mrs. L. R. Frost (formerly Stevens),
of 37, Coronation St., Hills Rd. Cambridge. Formerly 4532, Suffolk
Regiment. Buried in BEAUREVOIR COMMUNAL CEMETERY BRITISH EXTENSION,
Aisne, France. Section C. Grave 6. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
||
| STEVENSON |
Arthur
|
 Private
G/25861, 1st Battalion, Queen's OWn (Royal West Kent Regiment).
Killed in action 27th September 1918. Aged 19. Born and enlisted
Cambridge. Son of Arthur Stevenson, of 1, Millingan's Buildings,
Victoria Rd., Cambridge. Formerly 45465, Suffolk Regiment. Buried
in GOUZEAUCOURT NEW BRITISH CEMETERY, Nord, France. Plot V. Row
C. Grave 11. See also Cambridge
Guildhall
and also Cambridge,
Christ Church |
||
| STOKES |
Louis
Mander |
Second
Lieutenant, 2nd Royal Marine Battalion, Royal Marine Division, Royal
Marine Light Infantry. Died 13th November 1916. Aged 19. Son of
the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Stokes, of Little Wilbraham Rectory, Cambridge.
{His father was actually Canon Stokes who was Vicar at St Paul's
when his son was killed but moved on to be Vicar of Wilbraham on
his retirement from ST Paul's]. Buried in MAILLY WOOD CEMETERY,
MAILLY-MAILLET, Somme, France. Plot I. Row D. Grave 32. See also
Cambridge Guildhall
and also Cambridge,
St Faith's School
|
||
| TAYLOR |
Henry
Haylock |
Private
9585, 9th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment transferred to Sergeant 543109,
Labour Corps. Died 17th January 1919. Aged 47. Son of William Taylor,
of Cambridge; husband of Susan Nichols (formerly Taylor), of Ivy
House, 26, Russell St., Cambridge. His only son Harry William Taylor
also died and is listed below. Buried in MILL ROAD CEMETERY, CAMBRIDGE,
Cambridgeshire. Section XIII. Grave 40. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| TAYLOR, MM |
Harry
William |
 Sergeant
8741, 2nd Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Died of wounds 14th June
1917. Aged 22. Born and enlisted Cambridge. Son of the late Lce.
Cpl. Henry Haylock Taylor (Suffolk Regt.), of Cambridge (see above);
husband of Frances K. M. Taylor, of 24, St. John's Rd., Ely, Cambs.
Awarded the Military Medal (M.M.). Buried in DUISANS BRITISH CEMETERY,
ETRUN, Pas de Calais, France. Plot IV. Row J. Grave 40. See also
Cambridge Guildhall
He was on the front line from 15 August 1914. In 1911 he was a Butchers’ Errand Boy, aged 15, born Cambridge, living with his family at 2 Russell Cotts Street, St Andrew the Less, Cambridge. His father, Henry Haylock, was aged 39, a Carman, and his mother was a Laundress, aged 41; they had been married 19 years. His siblings were Gladys Minnie, aged 17, a Domestic Servant, Ada Victoria, aged 13, Harriett Elizabeth, aged 10 and Dorothy Ethel, aged 7, all at school. All family members were born In Cambridge. |
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| TEBBUTT |
Oswald
Neville |
Captain,
1st/1st Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Killed in action at
St. Eloi (wounded in leg, then shot in the head) 15th March 1915.
Aged 25. Born Cambridge. Commissioned into 1st Cambridgeshire Regiment
12th September 1912. In 1915 he was 2/IC ‘B’ Company. Eldest son
of Lieutenant Colonel Louis Tebbutt and Edith Neville Goodman Tebbutt,
4, Salisbury Villas, Station Road, Cambridge; brother of Roger (below).
Graduate of McGill University, Montreal. Buried in DICKEBUSCH NEW
MILITARY CEMETERY, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Section B. Grave
40. See also Cambridge Guildhall
and Cambridge, St
Faith's School
|
||
| TEBBUTT |
Roger
Joseph |
Captain,
1st/1st Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Killed in action 24th
AUgust 1918. Aged 24. Born Cambridge 1894. Educated Marlborough
and King’s College (1912), Cambridge. Cadet, Marlborough 1911-1913.
B.A. Cambridge University. Commissioned 30th September 1912. Wounded
twice with Cambridgeshire Regiment. Later attached to Essex Regiment
a few days before attack of 23rd August 1918. Wounded in hand, but
carried on, then hit by shell and killed. Second son of Lieutenant
Colonel Louis Tebbutt and Edith Neville Goodman Tebbutt, 4, Salisbury
Villas, Station Road, Cambridge; brother of Oswald (above). Buried
in ALBERT COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION, Somme, France. Plot I. Row
S. Grave 7. See also Cambridge
Guildhall
and Cambridge, St Faith's
School |
||
| TOKLEY |
Alfred
Charles |
Gunner
93328, 283rd Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Died of wounds
26th July 1917. Born Cressing, Essex, enlisted Cambridge. Buried
in HAZEBROUCK COMMUNAL CEMETERY, Nord, France. Plot III. Row F.
Grave 2. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
||
| TOOMBES |
Christopher
|
[Spelt
TOOMBS on SDGW and CWGC] Private 8482, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment.
Killed in action 15th February 1915. Born and enlisted Cambridge.
No known grave. Commemorated on YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL, Ieper,
West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 21. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
||
| TOWNSEND |
Gilbert
|
Lance
Corporal 768, 5th (City of London) Battalion (London Rifle Brigade).
Killed in action 12th May 1915. Aged 25. Enlisted London, resident
Cambridge. Son of William Henry and Emily Townsend, of 134, Tenison
Rd., Cambridge. A clerk in Barclay's Bank. Commemorated on YPRES
(MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 52
and 54. See also Perse School,
Cambridge Emmanuel
United Reformed Church and Cambridge
Guildhall |
||
| TROTMAN |
Sydney
|
Private
3155, 2/3rd (City of London) Battalion (Royal Fusiliers). Died 3rd
une 1915. Enlisted Harrow Road, resident Cambridge. Buried in KHARTOUM
WAR CEMETERY, Sudan. Plot 1. Row B. Grave 8. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
||
| UTTERIDGE |
Joseph
|
 Private
24789, 11th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 8th August
1918. Born and enlisted Cambridge. No known grave. Commemorated
on PLOEGSTEERT MEMORIAL, Comines-Warneton, Hainaut, Belgium. Panel
3. See also Cambridge Guildhall
|
||
| WALLACE |
John
|
Acting
Sergeant 6318, 2nd Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action
4th March 1915. Born Wood Ditton, enlisted Bury St Edmund's. No
known grave. Commemorated on YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL, Ieper,
West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 21. See also Cambridge
Guildhall
Extract from Cambridge Independent Press - Friday 19 March 1915:
KILLED
IN ACTION. SUFFOLKS’
LOSSES. Sergt. John Wallage [sic], Cambridge. We regret to announce the death of Sergt. John Wallage [sic], of the 1st Suffolks, which occurred in the trenches on March 5th. Sergt. Wallage [sic] was well known in Cambridge, for before he rejoined the colours on August 4th he had served for four years in the Cambridge Borough Police Force, and was looked on as a man of great promise. He was born in 1886 at Woodditton, near Newmarket, where his parents still reside, and before joining the force in Cambridge in 1911 he served his time in the 1st Suffolk Regiment. On being recalled to the colours he was promoted to the rank sergeant, and has been at the since the outbreak of the war. The Chief Constable, Mr. Charles E. Holland, has received the following letter from the late sergeant’s father, Mr. Thomas Wallage [sic], under date March 11th, 1915: Dear Sir, I much regret to inform you of the death of my dear son, which occurred last Friday. He was shot through the head while in the trenches, and his death was immediate. We had letter from his officer saying it was only too true that he died fighting for his country.” P.C. Wallage [sic], besides being one of the most promising men in the force, was also the best runner, and one the best rifle shots in the Borough Police Miniature Rifle Club. He early established a reputation as an athlete at the Borough Police Sports, and also figured in several other sports meetings, winning numerous prizes. It remembered once how his turn speed proved of considerable value while on duty, when he gave chase to and caught some runaway thieves in the Madingley-road. He was a man of genial good nature, very much attached to his work, and respected throughout the force, and in a wide circle of friends outside for his many sterling qualities. His death will be deeply regretted, though his friends can take some consideration from the fact that he died as he would like to have died, doing his duty. |
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| WATSON, MM |
Robert
Henry |
Private
475351, 88th Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps. Killed in
action 2nd October 1918. Aged 33. Born Cambridge St Mary the Less,
enlisted Norwich, Norfolk, resident Newnham Croft, Cambridge. Son
of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Watson, of Cambridge; husband of Rose Watson,
of 2, West View, Newnham Croft, Cambridge. Awarded the Military
Medal (M.M.).
In the 1911 census he was single, son of Robert Henry and Emma Watson.
aged 26, an Elementary teacher, born Cambridge, resident 2 West
View, Newnham Croft Cambridge (his father had been married for only
5 years so Emma is probably his step-mother). Buried in BRANDHOEK
NEW MILITARY CEMETERY No. 3 Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Plot
III. Row F. Grave 4. See also Cambridge
St Marks and Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| WILLARD |
Jesse
|
Private
G/58, 3/4th Battalion, Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment). Killed
in action 17th September 1917. Aged 24. Born East Sutton, Maidstone,
Kent, enlisted Maidstone, resident Cambridge. Husband of Catherine
Ann Willard, of 56, Norwich St., Cambridge. Buried in SUNKEN ROAD
CEMETERY, FAMPOUX, Pas de Calais, France. PLot I. Row A. Grave 31.
See also Cambridge Guildhall
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| WILSON |
Reuben |
No
further information currently available. See also Cambridge
Guildhall |
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| WONFOR |
Cecil
Stanley |
 Private
19224, 1st Battalion, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry. Killed
in action 4 October 1917. Aged 26. Born Longstanton, enlisted Cambridge.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Wonfor, of 12, Gothic St., Cambridge. In
the 1901 census he was aged 10, born Longstanton, Cambridgeshire,
son of William and Mary A Wonfor, resident 19, Moreton Road, West
Ham, London & Essex. In the 1911 census he was aged 20, born
Longstanton, Cambridgeshire, a Draoers Assistant, son of William
and Mary Ann Wonfor, resident 12, Gothic Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire.
No known grave. Commemorated on TYNE COT MEMORIAL, Zonnebeke, West-Vlaanderen,
Belgium. Panel 80 to 82 and 163A. See also Cambridge
Guildhall and Church
of Our Lady and The English Martyrs |
“IN
GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THOSE WHO DIED ON
ACTIVE SERVICE AND IN CIVIL DEFENCE 1939 – 1945
B.T.ASHMAN + S.BRANS + S.H.BRITTAIN + E.J.BRUNNING
A.CLARK + P.CLARK + W.J.COOPER + J.H.CORLESS
H.R.CULPIN + L.C.W.DAISLEY + A.C.DAY + J.F.DAY
L.M.FRANKLAND + LUCY S.GENT + F.GIGNEY + L.JOHNSON
M.H.G.LAMBERT + A.LUCAS + C.F.MARSH + L.R.MARSH
G.S.MILLIGAN + H.L.MILLIGAN + F.NEGUS + C.PEARL
M.B.PERKINS + S.E.R.PILSWORTH + S.RICKSON
PETICA C.ROBERTSON + W.L.TADGELL + KATHLEEN THAXTER
R.F.VICARY + IVY WOODCOCK
| ASHMAN |
Bertie
Thomas |
Civilian.
Died 24th February 1941. Aged 42. St. John's Ambulance Brigade;
of 48 Hills Road. Son of J. L. and M. Ashman, of 46 Sedgwick Street;
husband of Rene Ashman. Died at 48 Hills Road. Buried in CAMBRIDGE,
MUNICIPAL BOROUGH CEMETERY, Cambridge. |
| BRANS |
Sidney
|
Sergeant
(Navigator/Bomber) 656327, 97 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer
Reserve. Died 15th October 1942 (flying Lancasters). Aged 30. Son
of Reginald Phillip Brans and of Sarah Brans (nee Varlow), of Cambridge.
Buried in RHEINBERG WAR CEMETERY, Kamp Lintfort, Nordrhein-Westfal,
Germany. Joint grave. Plot 1. Row H. Graves 5-6.
Note: 97 Squadron - October 1942 - took part in No. 5 Group's famous dusk attack on Schneider locomotive and armament works at Le Creusot and the Group's (and Bomber Command's) first daylight attack on Italy (Milan) |
| BRITTAIN |
Sidney
Harold |
Civilian,
Died 25th February 1941. Aged 50. Husband of Phyllis Edith Kate
Brittain, of 80 Castle Street. Injured 24 February 1941, at Hills
Road; died at Addenbrookes Hospital. Buried in CAMBRIDGE, MUNICIPAL
BOROUGH CEMETERY, Cambridge. |
| BRUNNING |
Eric
John |
Private
5837559, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Died 13th August 1944.
Aged 19. Son of John and Louisa Brunning, of Cambridge; husband
of Hazel Brunning, of Cambridge. Buried in ST. CHARLES DE PERCY
WAR CEMETERY, Calvados, France. Plot VIII. Row A. Grave 6. |
| CLARK |
A
|
No
further information currently available |
| CLARK |
P
|
probably
Peter CLARK, Trooper 14689838, Staffordshire Yeomanry, Royal Armoured
Corps. Died 24th March 1945. Aged 19. Son of Denys and Evelyn Mary
Clark, of Cambridge. No known grave. Commemorated on GROESBEEK MEMORIAL,
Gelderland, Netherlands. Panel 1. |
| COOPER |
Walter
James |
Lance
Corporal 11264608, 6th Battalion, Royal Welch Fusiliers. Died 4th
April 1945. Aged 22. Son of James and Florence Cooper, of Cambridge;
husband of Margaret Cooper. Buried in RHEINBERG WAR CEMETERY, Kamp
Lintfort, Nordrhein-Westfal, Germany. Plot 13. Row D. Grave 7. |
| CORLESS |
J
H |
probably
Joseph Horrace (sic), Flying Officer 51332, 547 Squadron , Royal
Air Force. Died 26th April 1944 (flying Liberators on anti-submarine
duties). Aged 24. Son of Thomas Joseph and Anne Elizabeth Corless;
husband of Williamina Agnes Corless, of Gauldswell, Perthshire.
No known grave. Commemorated on RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL, Surrey. Panel
205. |
| CULPIN |
Henry
Richard |
Sergeant
(Pilot U/T) 741747, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died 8th
March 1940. Aged 26. Son of James and Alice Culpin, of Cambridge;
husband of Florence Ethel Culpin, of Cambridge. Buried in CAMBRIDGE
CITY CEMETERY, Cambridge. Grave 7181. |
| DAISLEY |
Lionel
Charles William |
Sergeant
741278, 264 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died 28th
May 1940 flying Defiant two-seater fighters during the German invasion
of the Low Countries. Son of Lionel James Edward and Jane Daisley,
of Cambridge. Buried in WISSANT COMMUNAL CEMETERY, Pas de Calais,
France. Private Memorial. Grave 1. |
| DAY |
Alfred
Charles |
Corporal
901837, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died 9th May 1945. Aged
27. Son of Charles William and Ada Sarah Day, of Cambridge. Buried
in CORIANO RIDGE WAR CEMETERY, Italy. Plot III. Row B. Grave 7. |
| DAY |
[William]
John Frederick |
Sapper
1927204, 150 Railway Construction Company, Royal Engineers. Died
24th febraury 1941. Aged 29. Son of William and Mabel Day, of Cambridge;
husband of Doris May Day, of Marylebone, London. Buried in CAMBRIDGE
CITY CEMETERY, Cambridge. Grave 6042. |
| FRANKLAND |
Leonard
Musgrave |
Sub-Lieutenant
(E), H.M.S. Manchester, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. Died 13th
August 1942. Son of Cecil Musgrave Frankland and Minnie Frankland,
of Cambridge. B.Eng., Hons. (Liverpool). No known grave. Commemorated
on PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire. Panel 62, Column 1.Note:
HMS Manchester was torpedoed by an Italian E-boat whilst escorting
the Pedestal Convoy off the coast of Tunisia on 13 August 1942 and
was later scuttled by her crew. |
| GENT |
Lucy
Sybil |
Civilian.
Died 24th February 1941. Aged 60. Air Raid Warden W.V.S.; of 76
Hills Road. Died at Hills Road. Buried in CAMBRIDGE, MUNICIPAL BOROUGH
CEMETERY, Cambridge. |
| GIGNEY |
[Horace]
Francis [Henry] |
Sergeant
(Pilot) 742723, 25 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve.
Died 14th June 1941. Aged 22. Son of Horace Francis and Mabel Emily
Gigney, of Cambridge. Buried in CAMBRIDGE (MILL ROAD) CEMETERY,
Cambridge. St. Paul's Section. Row 7. Grave 82.  Photograph
Courtesy & Copyright © Simon Brook 2009 |
| JOHNSON |
L
|
No
further information currently available |
| LAMBERT |
Maurice
Herbert George |
Civilian.
Died 2nd March 1941. Aged 34. of 25 Hills Road. Son of A. G. and
C. E. Lambert, of 68 Hills Road; husband of Ivy Lambert. Injured
24 February 1941, at Hills Road; died at Addenbrookes Hospital.
Buried in CAMBRIDGE, MUNICIPAL BOROUGH CEMETERY, Cambridge. |
| LUCAS |
A
|
Private
5775926, 2nd Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment. Died 3rd July 1946.
Aged 29. Husband of Iris E. Lucas, of Cambridge. Buried in CAMBRIDGE
CITY CEMETERY, Cambridge. Grave 7581. |
| MARSH |
Charles
Frederick |
Private
5831018, 2nd Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Died at Tamarkan,
Thailand of malaria 9th January 1945 while a prisoner of war. Aged
28. Buried in KANCHANABURI WAR CEMETERY, Thailand. Plot 2. Row K.
Grave 18. |
| MARSH |
Leslie
Renford |
Lance
Corporal 5834397, 2nd Battalion, The London Irish Rifles, Royal
Ulster Rifles. Died 21st June 1944. Aged 33. Son of Renford John
and Rhoda Marsh, of Cherry Hinton, Cambridge; husband of Beatrice
Amy Marsh, of Cambridge. Buried in ORVIETO WAR CEMETERY, Italy.
Plot I. Row E. Grave 18. |
| MILLIGAN |
George
Stanley |
Pilot
Officer (Piot) 87030, 263 Squadron, Royal Air Force volunteer Reserve.
Died 30th April 1941. Aged 22. Son of Hugh and Clara Florence Milligan,
of Cambridge. Commemorated in CAMBRIDGE
CREMATORIUM, Cambridge. Colmn 2. |
| MILLIGAN |
Hugh
Linsey |
Petty
Officer Stoker P/KX 83221, H.M.S. Stag, Royal Navy. Died 29th July
1941. Son of Hugh and Clara Florence Milligan, of Cambridge. No
known grave. Commemorated on PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire.
Panel 54, Column 1. |
| NEGUS |
Frederick
[Dennis Charles] |
Civilian.
Died 25th February 1941. Aged 19. Home Guard; of 87 Russell Street.
Son of Frederick John and Ellen Elizabeth Negus, of London. Injured
24 February 1941, at Hills Road; died at Addenbrookes Hospital.
Buried in CAMBRIDGE, MUNICIPAL BOROUGH CEMETERY, Cambridge. |
| PEARL |
Charles
|
Gunner
1749473, 308 Battery, 2 H.A.A. Regiment, Royal Artillery. Died 23rd
July 1942. Aged 34. Son of David and Lucy Pearl; husband of Dorothy
Edith Pearl, of Cambridge. Buried in FREETOWN (KING TOM) CEMETERY,
Sierra Leone. Plot &. Row G. Grave 2. |
| PERKINS |
Michael
Bernard |
Lieutenant
140667, 4th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Died 13th February 1942
in the Battle for Singapore. Commemorated on Special Memorial 21.
E. 8. in KRANJI WAR CEMETERY, Singapore.
Note: Special memorials exist to three casualties known to have been buried in civil cemeteries in Saigon and Singapore, but whose graves could not be located. |
| PILSWORTH |
Sidney
Ernest Reginald |
Private
5830109, 2nd Battalion, Green Howards (Yorkshire Regiment). Died
5th November 1944. Aged 26. Son of Sidney Thomas Pilsworth and Harriet
Pilsworth, of Romsey Town, Cambridge. No known grave. Commemorated
on RANGOON MEMORIAL, Myanmar (Burma). Face 8. |
| RICKSON |
Stanley
|
Driver
2074019, 615 Field Squadron, Royal Engineers. Died 26th Aprilk 1945.
Aged 23. Buried in BECKLINGEN WAR CEMETERY, Soltau, Niedersachsen,
Germany. Plot 8. Row A. Grave 7. |
| ROBERTSON |
Petica
Coursolles |
Civilian.
Died 24th February 1941. Aged 57. Air Raid Warden; W.V.S. Daughter
of the late Major and Mrs. Charles Jones; wife of Professor D. S.
Robertson, of 56 Bateman Street. Died at Russell Street. Buried
in CAMBRIDGE, MUNICIPAL BOROUGH CEMETERY, Cambridge. |
| TADGELL |
William
Lawrence |
Able
Seaman C/JX 151449, H.M.S. Imogen, Royal Navy. Died 25th November
1939. Aged 19. Son of William Christopher and Dorothy Maud Tadgell.
No known grave. Commemorated on CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL, Kent. Memorial
Ref: 33,2. |
| THAXTER |
Kathleen
[Ada Irene] |
Civilian.
Died 24th February 1941. Aged 24. Fire Watcher; of 147 Sturton Street.
Daughter of Charles Thaxter, of 17 Merton Street, Newnham. Died
at Hills Road. Buried in CAMBRIDGE, MUNICIPAL BOROUGH CEMETERY,
Cambridge. |
| VICARY |
Ronald
Frederick |
Sergeant
(Air Bomber) 1582199, 40 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve.
Died 22nd August 1944. Buried in BUDAPEST WAR CEMETERY, Hungary.
Collective grave Plot II. Row B. Graves 8-10.
Note: 40 Squadron up to March 1945 were flying Blenheims and Wellingtons from bases in England it bombed targets in France, the Low Countries and Germany; flying Wellingtons from bases in the Middle East it bombed targets in North Africa, Sicily, Sardinia, Rhodes, Crete, Greece, Pantellaria, Lampedusa and Italy; and flying Wellingtons and Liberators from a base in Italy (Foggia Main) it bombed targets in Italy and the Balkans.. |
| WOODCOCK |
Ivy
[Florence] |
Civilian.
Died 24th February 1941. Aged 29. of Hills Road. Daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Jessup, of 47 Argyle Street; wife of Percy Cyril
Woodcock. Died at Hills Road. Buried in CAMBRIDGE, MUNICIPAL BOROUGH
CEMETERY, Cambridge. |
SOUTH
AFRICAN (BOER) WAR 1899-1902 |
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| BULMAN | William
Edward |
Sergeant
6726, 43rd Company, 12th (Suffolk), Imperial Yeomanry. Died 12 March
1901 of disease in South Africa. Aged 29. Awarded the Queen's South
Africa Medal. Lieutenant in the Cambridge Fire Brigade.
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Private,
35565, 1st/4th Battalion, The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment.
Killed in action 9th April 1918. Aged 24. Formerly 30747, Suffolk
Regiment. Born and enlisted Cambridge. Son of Frederick Bloy;
husband of Mrs. D. E. Wright (formerly Bloy), 19, Gothic Street,
Brookside, Cambridge. Buried in Vielle-Chapelle New Military Cemetery,
Lacouture, Plot III. Row F. Grave 18. See also 
