Charles Malcolm

81080 Pte, 1/7th Durham Light Infantry. Killed in action 27-5-1918. Formerly 84295 Royal Engineers. Lived Tithe Farm. Soissons Memorial, Aisne, France.

Herbert

43837 Pte, 11th (Cambs) Suffolk Regiment. Died home 23-5-19, age 37. Husband of A Rickwood (formerly Allen), 33 Huntingdon Road. Died at Colchester. Enlisted 21-3-16. Served in France 7-9-16 to 10-10-18. To England with pleurisy 26-10-18. Chatteris Parochial (New Road) Cemetery.

Percy Jonah

57793 Pte, 16th (2nd Birkenhead) Cheshire Regiment. Killed in action 22-10-17, age 24. Formerly 1546 Royal Engineers. Son of Jonah & Sarah Jane Ambrose, 3 Ambrose's Yard, Bridge Street. Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium.

Herbert Leonard

267628 Pte, 1st Hertfordshire Regiment. Died home (fever, Cambridge) 29-5-17. Formerly 25988 Middlesex Regiment. Lived West Park Street. Cambridge City Cemetery, Cambs.

Montague A

48181 Pte, 12th (Bermondsey) Btn East Surrey Regiment. Dow 26-10-18. Lived Byal Farm. Vichte Military Cemetery, Anzegem, Belgium.

Percival George

2nd Lt, Royal Flying Corps. Killed (flying accident, England) 11-9-17, age 23. Only son of George & Mary Ann Angood, 48 New Rd; husband of Grace Annetta Angood (nee Buck), married July 1917. Formerly Honourable Artillery Company. Chatteris General (Meaks) Cemetery. At the time of his death he was serving as a pilot with No. 7 Aircraft Acceptance Park, Kenley, Surrey, a unit which flight-tested new aircraft from local manufacturers. Killed flying a RE.8. Had previously served with 2nd Battalion, HAC.

John

9092 Pte, 1st Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 24-4-15, age 23. Youngest son of Frederick J Arnold, 5 East Park Street, and the late Elizabeth Ann Arnold. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Belgium.

Arthur

16294 Pte, 11th (Cambs) Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 1-7-16, age 29. Son of Mr & Mrs Austin, Benson's Farm. Ovillers Military Cemetery, France. Brother of below.

George

9953 Pte, 1st Northumberland Fusiliers. Dow 2-11-14, age 29. Reservist. Son of Arthur & Sarah Austin, of Benson's Farm, Horseway. Husband of Lizzie Austin, Mill Green, Warboys. South African veteran. Reservist. Bailleul Communal Cemetery, Nord, France. Elder brother of above. Also listed on the Warboys, Hunts memorial.

Henry Kenyon

T/Lt, 197 HT Coy, Royal Army Service Corps, att 1/7th West Riding Regiment. Killed in action 13-4-18, age 26. Only son of the Rev Henry Fosbery Bagshaw & Margaret Bagshaw, The Vicarage. Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium. Educated Oundle School. Enlisted in Public School Corps and commissioned in Army Service Corps in January 1915. To France September 1915. Invalided with typhoid in August 1916, spent four months sick then returned to front, being attached to West Riding Regiment.

Charles Henry

203196 Pte, 2/5th Notts & Derby Regiment. Killed in action 4-4-17, age 19, at Le Verguier. Second son of Charles H Barber, 16 Southampton Place. Formerly 30678 Bedfordshire Regiment. Vadencourt British Cemetery, Moissemy, Aisne, France. Brother of below.

Ernest

G/14400 Pte, 7th Btn The Buffs (East Kent Rgt). Killed in action 18-9-18, age 18. Son of Charles H Barber, 16 Southampton Place. Unicorn Cemetery, Aisne, France. Brother of above.

Ernest

Reginald James

Citation - Lt (A/Capt) Reginald James Barrett: "For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He led a counter attack with great dash and determination and drove out the enemy from a post they had taken. He did fine service."

James Arthur

26578 Pte, 14th (1st Portsmouth) Hampshire Regiment. Killed in action 18-10-16. Husband of Mrs Barrs, West Park Street. Formerly 17260 Suffolk Regiment. Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France.

Charles

12484 Pte, 2nd Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 2-3-16, age 19. Son of Charles Bays, Bridge Street. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Ieper, Belgium.

Harry

3/6753 Pte, 1st Bedfordshire Regiment. Killed in action 27-7-16, age 22. Second son of William & Sarah Bays, Doddington Road; husband of Kitty Bays. Earlier wounded in 1914. Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France.

George William

47870 Pte, 19th (3rd City of Liverpool) Lancashire Fusiliers. Died (PoW Tournai) 2-10-18. Lived London Road. Tournai Communal Cemetery Extension, Tournai, Belgium.

Arthur Albert

17674 L/Cpl, 6th Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 27-3-18, age 25. Son of Alfred & Mary Ann Beeby, 9 Wenny Road. Pozieres Memorial, Somme, France.

John William

209008 Dvr, C Battery, 78th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. Killed in action 28-9-18, age 20. Son of Mrs M Seekings, Block Fen Drove. Formerly 16553 Royal Army Veterinary Corps. Fins New British Cemetery, Sorel-le-Grand, France.

Harry Walter

533358 Pte (machine gnr), 1/15th London Rgt (Civil Service Rifles). Died of wounds 27-7-17, age 39. Awarded Military Medal at Messines, June 1917. Youngest son of George & Sarah Jane Breckon, 4 High Street. Godewaesvelde British Cemetery, Nord, France.

Charles

S/15335 Pte, 7th Cameron Highlanders. Dow 6-5-16, age 23. Son of William & Susie Brewer, 6 East Park Street. He had been working in Glasgow for a year when enlisted. St Sever Cemetery, Rouen, Seine-Maritime, France.

Robert

20258 Pte, 2nd Suffolk Regiment. 30-3-16. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Ieper, Belgium.

Charles Albert

G/42186 L/Cpl, 11th Middlesex Regiment. Killed in action 9-4-17, age 22. Son of Charles & Caroline Bull, 14 Wenny Road. Faubourg D'Amiens Cemetery, Arras, Pas de Calais, France.

Stanley V T

3/9328 L/Cpl, 7th Suffolk Regiment. Missing, Killed in action 3-7-16, age 28. Fifth son of Mrs James Bush, Huntingdon Road. National Reservist (ex Cambs Militia), who re-enlisted. Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France.

George

T/200815 Pte, 3/4th Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment. Died of wounds 30-12-17, age 20. Younger son of Mr & Mrs Chapman, St Martin's Road. Formerly 26942 Middlesex Regiment. Epehy Wood Farm Cemetery, Somme, France.

Robert E

Lt, 7th Royal Berkshire Regiment. Died of wounds 26-9-1918 (wounded 25-9-1918 Salonika). Formerly Spr, Royal Engineers. Lived Grove House. Karasouli Military Cemetery, Greece.

George William Burdett

Jesse

3/9648 Sgt, 8th Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 28-9-16, age 27. Son of Frederick Clarke, Wenny Farm. Served two years in Dragoon Guards, registered for National Reserve, re-enlisted at outbreak of war. Mill Road Cemetery, Somme, France.

John William

S/11798 Pte, 1st Gordon Highlanders. Killed in action 18-7-16, age 20. Eldest son of Mr William Clarke, Anchor Street. Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France.

Joseph William

[Also listed as CLARK] 41231 Pte, 2nd Essex Regiment. Killed in action 22nd December 1916, age 32. Enlisted and resident Chatteris. Son of Mrs R Clark(e). Husband of Mrs Lily Clark(e), Wenny Road. Formerly 35133 Suffolk Regiment. Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France. Also listed on Witcham memorial.

Josiah

85979 Pte, 87th Coy Machine Gun Corps. Killed in action 16-8-17, age 23. Third son of Mr & Mrs Thomas Clifton, 15 Wenny Road. He lived in Margate. Formerly DM2/163369 RASC. Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium.

Edmond

Pte, 11th (Cambs) Suffolk Regiment. Died of wounds 21-5-20 (from wounds received 1-7-16, spent four days in shell hole), age 27. Son of George Thomas Cooper, 19 West Street. Brother of below.

George

40279 Pte, 2nd Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action 15-8-17, age 27. Son of George Thomas Cooper, 19 West Street. Husband of Bertha Cooper. Formerly 4754 Cambridgeshire Regiment. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Belgium. Brother of above.

Frank

12595 Pte, 1st Suffolk Regiment. Died 1-9-18 (Salonika), age 23. Salonika (Lembet Road) Military Cemetery, Greece.

Frank

34581 Pte, 1/5th Suffolk Regiment. Drowned at sea 30-12-17 (transport ship torpedoed on way to Egypt), aged 27. Wife lived Anchor Street. Alexandria (Hadra) War Memorial Cemetery, Egypt.

John

102198 Gnr, 223rd Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Killed in action 20-7-17, aged 36. Reservist. Son of John & Martha Deighton; husband of Ada Maria Deighton, 2 Chapel Lane. Father of seven children. Vlamertinghe New Military Cemetery, Belgium.

Gadsby

18636 Pte, 11th (Cambs) Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 21-6-16. Lived West Street. Becourt Military Cemetery, Somme, France.

John

[Also listed as EDGELEY] 40129 Pte, 9th Norfolk Regiment. Died of wounds 20-11-17, age 33. Eldest son of John Edg(e)ley, Pound Road. Formerly Cambs Regiment. Rocquigny-Equancourt Road British Cemetery, Manancourt, Somme, France.

Alfred James

88892 Pte, 22nd Coy Machine Gun Corps. Killed 26-10-17, age 20. Formerly 27397 Norfolk Regiment. Third son of Alfred Cook Elsden & Eliza Elsden, 20 Market Hill. Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium. Brother of below.

Percy George

90024 Gnr, Royal Field Artillery. Killed in action 7-7-18, age 25. Second son of Alfred Cook Elsden & Eliza Elsden, 20 Market Hill. Husband of Maria Elsden, 136 High St. Lapugnoy Military Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France. Brother of above.

Sir George Herbert DSO, Bart

Colonel, Assistant Quarter Master General to Centre Division of Union of South Africa Forces. Active Citizen Force. Died of wounds 18-5-15, age 56, motor trolley collided with a train at Knibis, near Gibeon, German South West Africa, on 17-5-15. Third son (born 17-6-1859 at Chatteris) of the late Charles Farrar MD, of Chatteris, and Mrs Helen Farrar, of Bedford. An engineer, he went to South Africa in 1879 and lived in the Transvaal. Founder and chairman of East Rand Proprietary Mines Ltd. Took part in Jameson Raid of 1895 and sentenced to death for treason by the Afrikaners, but remitted on payment of £25,000 fine. Awarded DSO (London Gazette 19-4-01) for services during Boer War. Knighted in 1902. MP for Georgetown in the first parliament of Union of South Africa in 1910-11. Created Baronet on 2-2-11. Married Ella Mabel Waylen on 3-6-1893, had six daughters. Bedford Farm Cemetery, Gauteng, South Africa.

From Andy Pay's research into the Marquis de Ruvigny' s Roll of Honour the following:

Volume 1, Part 1, Page 129, FARRAR, Sir George Herbert 1st Bart D.S.O. Colonel and assistant Q.M General - Central Force, Union Defence Forces, late Hon. Col South African Light Horse.

Son of the late Charles Farrar, of Chatteris, co Cambridge, M.D. , by his wife Helen, ( The Crescent Lodge , Bedford ) , sister of Sir Frederick Howard and dau of John Howard. Born Chatteris 17-6-1859, educated Bedford Modern School and on leaving there entered the engineering business of his Uncle Sir Frederick Howard going in 1879 to South Africa to the Port Elizabeth and East London branches. Eight years later he and his brothers established themsleves at Johannesburg, where in a few years he became one of the leading men in the mining industry of the Witwatersrand. His cheif enterprise was the formation of the East Rand Proprietary Mines, of which he was chairman from its inception to the day of his death. He was for some time a member of the Legislative assembly of the Transvaal and Leadre of the opposition. For his share in the Jameson raid he was tried for treason and sentenced to death, but the sentence was remitted on payment of a fine of £25000.

When the South African war broke out he raised two regiments of South African Horse, and was appointed Major , Kaffrarian Rifles, 1-12-1900 and served in this campaign as major on the staff of the Colonial Division 1899-1900. He took part in the operations in the Orange Free State, including the defence of Wepener, operations in the Transvaal, west of Pretoria, aug to sep 1900, operations in the Orange River Colony 1900 including actions at Wittebergen 1-29 July) and in Cape Colony, south of the Orange River. His services were mentioned in despatches ( London Gazette 16th April 1901 ) and he was awarded the Queens medal with 4 clasps and the D.S.O (1900).

After the conclusion of peace in 1902 he took an active part in the work of re-organisation, and when responsible government was granted to the Transvaal , he was unanimously elected leader of the progressive party in the house of assembly, in opposition to the inistry of General Botha. In 1903 he was elected president of the Witwatersrand Chamber of mines , and took a leading part in the negotiations which led up to formation of The Union of South Africa.

He had been knighted in 1902 and on 2-2-1911 was created a Baronet for his services on this occasion.He was M.P. for Georgetown in the first parliament of the Union of South Africa 1910-11 but in dec 1911 business demands in connection with the east rand co compelled him to retire from political work in order to devote his whole energies to the re-organisation of that enterprise.

When the European war broke out he was in England on a visit and was about to join General Sir Hubert Hamiltons staff with the army in Belgium , but the day before he was to have left he was ordered by the authorities to South Africa. On arrival he was appointed to General McKenzies Force with the rank of Colonel and was despatched to German South West Africa as Assistant Q.M-General.

Proceeding to Luderitz Bay in advance of the main force he was engaged in the organisation of the base camp , and subsequently had charge of the restoration of the railway and of providing the water supply to the force, an operation of primary importance in that country.

On 19th May 1915, he was returning from a tour of inspection when the motor trolley in which he was travelling collided with a construction train at Kuibis , near Gidson, German South West Africa, and Sir George succumbed to his injuries early next morning.

Sir George Farrar was one of the best known men in South Africa to whose advancement he had, by legislative work, by attention to mining process, and to practical sympathy with agricultural, powerfully contributed.

He married at Johannesburg 2-6-1893 , Ella Mabel ( Chicheley Hall, Newport Pagnell,Bucks & Bedford Farm , near Johannesburg , Transvaal), dau of the late Charles William Waylen, I.M.S. and had six daus , Helen Mabel b 2-10-1894, Muriel Frances b 6-4-1896, Gwendeline b 14-7-1897, Georgina Marjorie b 17-8-1901, Kathleen Elizabeth b 9-5-1907 and Ella Marguerite b 28-4-1911.

William Alfred

17058 Pte, 1st Northumberland Fusiliers. Killed in action 16-6-15. Lived Burnsfield Street. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Ieper, Belgium.

Harold Clarke

1442 Tpr, 2/1st Bedfordshire Imperial Yeomanry. Died 28-7-15 (Turvey, Bedford), age 27. Son of Daniel & Lydia Fletcher, 4 Church Lane. Chatteris Parochial (New Road) Cemetery.

Hugh

200728 L/Cpl, 1/5th Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action 10-3-18, age 26. Seventh son of Alexander & M E Francis, 18 High St. Husband of Edith Francis, Swindeshead, Lincs. Buried in Cambrin Military Cemetery, Pas de Calais. Brother of below.

Vere

2nd Lt/Temp Capt, 3rd btn attached 2nd Suffolk Regiment. Dow 20-4-17, age 31. Commissioned from West Kent Yeomanry, having served in Gallipoli. Fifth son of Alexander (deceased) & M E Francis, 18 High St. Etaples Military Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France. Brother of above.

Albert

G/14947 Pte, 12th (2nd South Downs) Royal Sussex Regiment. Killied in action 31-7-1917. Enlisted Doddington. Son of Mrs Susannah Canham, High Street, Doddington. Lived with grandmother in Crane's Yard, Chatteris. Formerly 4210 3/1st Cambridgeshire Regiment. New Irish Farm Cemetery, Belgium

Frederick William

5896 Rfn, 9th London Rgt (Queen Victoria's Rifles). Killed in action 25-9-16. Son of Mr & Mrs A Freeman, Ivydene. Combles Communal Cemetery Extension, Somme, France.

Alfred

40555 Pte, 12th Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 25-3-18. Lived West Street. Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France.

Arthur Thomas

245582 Gnr, B Battery, 3rd Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. Killed in action 22-3-18, age 25. Son of Emma Gowler, 24 Anchor Street. Grevillers British Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France.

James B

G/30571 Pte, 1st Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment. Killed in action 7-11-18, age 20. Only in France five weeks. Son of Arthur & Minnie Gowler, 17 Station Rd. Father Arthur died of influenza on same day. Cross Roads Cemetery, Nord, France.

Arthur Edward

A/200577 Rifleman, 18th (Arts & Crafts) King's Royal Rifle Corps. Died of wounds 28-3-18. Lived Horsemoor Drove. Formerly 6211 Cambridgeshire Regiment. Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France.

Herbert William

12600 Pte, 1st Suffolk Regiment. Died of wounds 25-11-15 (wounded at Loos, died at Saffron Walden), age 19. Son of Tom & Ida Grainger, 93 Huntingdon Rd. Chatteris General (Meaks) Cemetery.

Arthur

20116 Pte, 11th (Cambs) Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 1-7-16, age 19. Son of Henry & Esther Graves, of 10 West Street. Gordon Dump Cemetery, Somme, France.

George William

16381 L/Cpl, 11th (Cambs) Suffolk Regiment. Died of wounds 7-7-16, age 20. Son of Henry & Mary Ann Graves, Huntingdon Road. Le Treport Military Cemetery, Seine-Maritime, France.

William

G/63273 Pte, 19th (2nd Public Works Pioneers) Btn, Middlesex Regiment. Killed in action 1-9-18, age 33. Formerly 15535 Suffolk Regiment. Husband of Esther Graves, 50 Huntingdon Rd. Vis-en-Artois Memorial, Pas de Calais, France.

Christopher

5881 Pte, 2nd Suffolk Regiment. Died of wounds 19-6-15, age 35. Lived Farmer's Boy, New Road. Bedford House Cemetery, Zillebeke, Belgium.

Robert

12739 L/Cpl, 7th Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 3-7-16, aged 24. Third son of Robert & Elizabeth Green, New Road. Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France.

Thomas

H/10895 Cpl, 15th (The King's) Hussars. Died 14-12-18, age 23. Son of Mrs Harriet Green, 41 High St. Mons (Bergen) Communal Cemetery, Belgium. Brother of below.

William

1034 Pte, 1st Lancashire Fusiliers. Killed in action 30-5-15 (Gallipoli). Son of Mrs Harriet Green, 41 High St. Twelve Tree Copse Cemetery, Turkey. Brother of above.

Arthur

68320 Gnr/Siglr, 162nd Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Died pneumonia 29-10-18, age 27. Lived 43 West Street. Douai British Cemetery, Cuinchy, Nord, France.

Matthew

201695 Pte, 4th Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 27-9-17. Tyne Cot Memorial, Zonnebeke, Belgium.

Robert

18637 Pte, 11th (Cambs) Suffolk Regiment. Died of wounds 1-6-16, age 20. Son of Pte Herbert Hall & Mrs Hall, West Street. Heilly Station Cemetery, Mericourt L'Abbe.

Henry (Harry)

235145 Pte, 8th Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action 4-10-17, aged 34. Husband of Ada Harlow, 23A London Road. Formerly 7926 Cambridgeshire Regiment. Hooge Crater Cemetery, Belgium.

William Henry

Chaplain 4th Class (Captain), Army Chaplains Dept. Died 21-11-18 at Tidworth Barracks, age 29. Lived West View. Formerly pastor of Leckhampton Baptist Church, Cheltenham. Chatteris General (Meaks) Cemetery, Cambs.

Charles

17052 L/Cpl, 11th (Cambs) Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 1-7-16, age 23. Son of Mrs Naomi Harding (formerly Hills), Delve House, New Rd, & late George Hills. Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France. Brother of George and Horace, below.

George

8937 Pte, 2nd Bedfordshire Regiment. Died of wounds 12-11-17, age 31. Son of Mrs L Harding (formerly Hills), Delve House, New Rd, & late George Hills. Reservist. Won Military Medal. Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension, Nord, France. Brother of Charles, above, and Horace, below.

Horace

5502, L/Cpl, 7th Suffolk Regiment. , wounded and PoW c July/Aug 1916. Repatriated, member of Discharged Soldiers & Sailors Federation. Attending Outpatients, 1st Eastern General Hospital, Cambridge. Died 9-11-18, age 20, at Chatteris. Son of Mrs Naomi Harding (formerly Hills), Delve House, New Rd & late George Hills. Chatteris Parochial Cemetery. Brother of Charles & George, above.

Wilfred Edgar

15758 Cpl (sanitary cpl), D company, 11th (Cambs) Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 1-7-16, age 21. Third son of Golden & Emma Jane Hipwell, 19 New Road. Jeweller's assistant in Cambridge. Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France.

Arthur

42130 Pte, 28th Coy, Machine Gun Corps. Killed in action 18-10-16. Youngest son of Mr & Mrs William Hopkins, 68 Bridge Street. Formerly 2521 Cambridgeshire Regiment. Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France. Brother of John.

Henry

17046 Pte, E company, 11th (Cambs) Suffolk Regiment. Died home 12-2-15, age 36 or 40. Lived West Street. Cambridge City Cemetery, Cambs.

John

326961 Pte, 1/1st Cambridgeshire Rgt, att 177th Coy, Royal Engineers. Killed in action 12-6-17, age 22. Fourth son of Mr & Mrs W Hopkins, 68 Bridge Street. Vlamertinghe Military Cemetery, Belgium. Brother of Arthur.

George William

19737 Pte, 10th Hampshire Regiment. Killed in action 7-12-15, Balkans, age 39. Son of Mr & Mrs J Kightly, March. Husband of the late Charlotte Kightly. Formerly 18427 Bedfordshire. Doiran Memorial, Greece.

William B

3/7191 Pte, 2nd Bedfordshire Regiment. Died of wounds 25-1-15 (wounded 16-1-15), age 19. Reservist. Second son of William & Jane Kirby, 16 Chapel Lane. Merville Communal Cemetery, Nord, France.

William Jubilee

G/13488 Pte, 6th Royal West Kent Regiment. Killed in action 27-8-18, age 32. Lived Huntingdon Road. Peronne Road Cemetery, Maricourt, Somme, France.

John Norman

43369 Pte, 7th Bedfordshire Regiment. Killed in action 27-9-16. Formerly 17333 Northamptonshire Regiment. Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France.

Charles

326280 Pte, 1/1st Cambridgeshire Regiment. Killed in action 14-10-16, age 29. Youngest son of Frederick & Elizabeth Lambe, 91 New Rd. Connaught Cemetery, Somme, France. Brother of Joseph, below.

Joseph

3/9709 Cpl, 2nd Suffolk Regiment. Died of wounds 17-8-16, age 32. Eldest son of Frederick & Elizabeth Lambe, 91 New Rd. National Reservist, re-enlisted at outbreak ofwar. Corbie Communal Cemetery Extension, Somme, France. Brother of Charles, above.

Albert Gazeley

17904 Pte, 9th East Surrey Regiment. K 1-1-17, age 28. Son of James & Rebecca Larkinson, 14 South Park Street. Philosophe British Cemetery, Mazingarbe, Pas de Calais, France.

Henry (Harry) Foster

27151 Pte, ACompany, 1st King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment. Killed in action 23-10-16, age 29. Eldest son of Mrs Priscilla F Lavender, 2 St Martin's Rd. Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France.

George

51712 Dvr, 153rd Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Died pneumonia 10-10-18, age 26. Taranto Town Cemetery Extension, Italy. Brother of William, below.

William Coldham

63303 Gnr, 14th Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Died of wounds 16-7-16, age 28. Son of Mr & Mrs Lawrence, New Road. Etaples Military Cemetery, France. Brother of George, above.

Cyril Thomas

2nd Lt/Temp Lt, 9th Btn Machine Gun Corps & Royal Flying Corps. Killed in action 14-6-18, age 22. Only son of Samuel Marchant Lovell JP, & Elizabeth Emily Lovell, High Street. Caestre Military Cemetery, Nord, France. Killed in flying accident 15/6/1918, aged 22, while serving on Western Front..

Roger C

Lt, Royal Field Artillery. Died pleurisy & pneumonia 7-1-18, Chatteris. Only son of the late Rev F C Marshall, rector of Doddington. Doddington (St Mary) Churchyard, Cambs.

F Harry

17663 Pte, 11th (Cambs) Suffolk Regiment. Died of wounds 2-5-18 (44th CCS, France), age 27. Husband of E Martin, 31 Anchor Street. Arneke British Cemetery, Nord, France.  

George

M/11123/Ch, Engine Room Artificer, 4th Class, Royal Navy, HMS General Cranford (Lord Clive class Monitor). Accidentally drowned 24-8-17, age 26. Son of John & Julia McGill, 93 New Road. Due on leave to be married on 16-9-17. Chatteris Parochial (New Road) Cemetery. Brother of James, below.

James

2488 Sgt, D Bty, 79th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. Died of wounds 3-8-16, age 38. Married living in Leeds. Second son of John & Julia McGill, 93 New Road. Awarded Distinguished Conduct Medal (London Gazette 22-9-16). Warloy-Baillon Communal Cemetery Extension, Somme, France. Brother of George, above.

Ernest Robert

3/8176 L/Cpl, 2nd Suffolk Rgt (bomb company). Died of wounds 2-8-16 (wounded 20-7-16, Trones Wood), age 23. Eldest son of Mr Joseph Miller, Pound Road. St Sever Cemetery, Rouen, Seine-Maritime, France.

John (Jack)

203572 Pte, 9th Royal Warwickshire Regiment. Died malaria 4-10-18, Mesopotamia, age 32. Son of Joseph & Sarah Miller, 46 Bridge Street. Teheran War Cemetery, Iran. Brother of below.

William

242514 Pte, 2/6th Royal Warwickshire Regiment. Died of wounds 25-8-17, age 38. Eldest son of Joseph & Sarah Miller, Bridge Street. Husband of Nellie Miller, later of 11 Long St, Dordon, Warks. Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, Belgium. Brother of above.

Thomas

16920 Pte, 8th Suffolk Regiment. Died 25-12-16. Abbeville Communal Cemetery Extension, Somme, France.

Frederick Jubilee

Former Pte, Suffolk Rgt, wounded c August 1916 (Cambs Times 8-9-16), discharged. Son of Mrs Miller, East Park Street. Died 9-11-18, age 31, in Chatteris.

Herbert William

3/8604 Pte, 1st Bedfordshire Regiment. Killed in action 4-9-16, age 32. Third son of Mr & Mrs Robert Mould, Red Lion Inn. Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France.

Herbert S

3/8202 Pte, 2nd Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 15-7-15. Lived Moxon's Passage. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Ieper, Belgium.

Herbert David

G3/17263 Pte, 8th East Surrey Regiment. Dow 6-8-16 (wounded 1-7-16), age 29. Son of Shem Moxon, High Street. Chatteris Parochial (New Road) Cemetery, Chatteris.

George

16342 Pte, 1st Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 24-4-15, age 30. Eldest son of William & Eliza Munns, 3 Bridge Street. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Belgium. Brother of below.

William

G/14981 Pte, 7th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment. Died of wounds 27-9-1918, age 24. Born Chatteris, enlisted March. Son of William & Eliza Munns, 3 Bridge Street. Buried in Peronne Communal Cemetery Extension, Ste Radegonde, Somme, France. Brother of above.

Ernest Albert

G/21058 Pte, 8th Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment. Killed in action 21-3-18, age 25. Eldest son of William Negus, 7 Black Horse Lane. Husband of Mrs Negus, Southampton Row. Formerly 27875 Suffolk Regiment. Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium. Brother of Percy, below.

John

900 Pte, 22nd (Kensington) Btn Royal Fusiliers. Died of wounds 25-7-16, age 23. Lived Southampton Row. Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France.

Percy Archibald

30269 Pte, 14th (1st Birmingham Pals) Royal Warwickshire Regiment. Killed in action 26-10-17, age 22. Second son of William Negus, 7 Black Horse Lane. Formerly 961 Huntingdonshire Cyclists. Tyne Cot Memorial, Zonnebeke, Belgium. Brother of Ernest, above.

Percival Kent

Fleet Surgeon, HMS Bulwark, Royal Navy. Killed in action 26-11-14 (HMS Bulwark explosion in Sheerness harbour), age 45. MB, BA. Younger son of the late John Nix JP, & Mrs Caroline Nix, The Limes. Lived Weymouth. Promoted Fleet Surgeon, Nov 1912. Ashes interred Somersham (St John the Baptist) Churchyard.

James

Sgt. Died 4-11-18, age 37. Had served eight years in Northants Rgt, then registered for National Reserve. Re-enlisted at outbreak of war, Suffolk Regiment. Chatteris Parochial (New Road) Cemetery.

George

15505 Pte, 1st Grenadier Guards. Killed in action 26-10-14, age 19. Son of Walter & Hannah Palmer, Doddington Rd. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Belgium. Brother of below.

Thomas

201443 Pte, 11th (Cambs) Suffolk Regiment. Died of wounds 3-9-17, age 19. Second son of Walter & Hannah Palmer, Doddington Rd. Husband of Mrs Palmer, Peck's Yard. Tincourt New British Cemetery. Brother of above.

George

97456 Pte, 35th Btn Machine Gun Corps. Died 9-6-18 (PoW), age 22. Formerly 8453 Norfolk Regiment. Son of Mr & Mrs George Pamby, 6 Lyons Yard, West Park St. Conde-Sur-L'Escaut Communal Cemetery, Nord, France. Prisoner of war 30-11-17 at Cambrai.

Arthur

Reservist, Suffolk Rgt, re-enlisted September 1914. Invalided home July 1916, discharged from army as medically unfit. Died after long illness, 26-3-17, age 42. Married, lived West Street. Chatteris General Cemetery. Brother of below.

Fred

18737 Pte, 1st Suffolk Rgt (D company). Killed in action 27-3-15. Husband of H Papworth, Moxon's Lane. Lindenhoek Chalet Military Cemetery, Belgium. Brother of above.

Fred

9123 Pte, 1st Bedfordshire Regiment. Died influenza 5-1-19 (aboard HM Hospital Ship Formosa, at Copenhagen, had been PoW for four years). Son of Joseph & Elizabeth Papworth, Honey Hill, Chatteris. Copenhagen Western Cemetery, Denmark.

Leonard

G/14994 Pte, 7th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment. Killed in action 3-7-1918. Formerly 12th battalion and 2766 Cambridgeshire Regiment. Born St. Peter's, Cambridge, enlisted Whittlesea. Pozieres Memorial, Somme, France.

John Smith

40161 Pte, 8th Bedfordshire Regiment. Died of wounds 28-12-16, age 29. Husband of Ada Parish, 131 High Street. Second son of Mr Alfred Parish, Chapel Lane. Salvation Army bandmaster. Formerly 28273 Essex Regiment. Longuenesse (St Omer) Souvenir Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France.

Arthur Henry

41508 Pte, 1st Norfolk Regiment. Killed in action 21-8-18, age 18. Son of Harry Joseph Parkinson & Maria Parkinson, 20 York Road. Adanac Military Cemetery, Somme, France.

Arthur T

326906 L/Cpl, 1/1st Cambridgeshire Regiment. Killed in action 8-8-18. Lived South Park Street. Beacon Cemetery, Sailly Laurette, France. Only son of Mr & Mrs A Peacock, of 10 South Park Street.

William E

G/50925 L/Cpl, 23rd (2nd Football) Middlesex Regiment. Killed in action 9-5-18, age 21. Eldest son of William Edward Peaks & Sarah Ann Peaks, 105 New Road. Formerly G/13201 Royal West Kent Regiment. Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium.

Edward John

245814 Pte, 1/2nd (City of London) Btn London Rgt (Royal Fusiliers). Killed in action 13-10-18. In France two weeks. Son of Thomas & Kate Maria Poole, 34 Wellington Rd, Stoke Newington Rd, London, formerly Chatteris. Naves Communal Cemetery Extension, Nord, France. Brother of Thomas, below.

Thomas Charlie

97712 Spr, 123rd Field Coy, Royal Engineers. Killed in action 31-7-17, age 23. Eldest son of Thomas & Kate Maria Poole, 34 Wellington Road, Stoke Newington Rd, London, formerly Chatteris. Artillery Wood Cemetery, Boezinge, Belgium. Brother of Edward, above.

Edwin

3140 Pte, Training Depot, Canadian Army Service Corps. 8-4-16, age 41. Son of Joseph & Elizabeth Powell. Chatteris Parochial (New Road) Cemetery.

Sidney

49215 Sgt, 80th Coy Machine Gun Corps. Killed in action 22-8-18 (Salonika), age 30. Son of John & Amelia Ransom, 28 Bridge Street. Formerly 1431 Rifle Brigade. Karasouli Military Cemetery, Greece. An old soldier serving in Army when war declared.

George

22800 Pte 7th Northamptonshire Regiment. Killed in action 17-6-17. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Ieper, Belgium.

Walter Charles

50743 Cpl, 16th Lancashire Fusiliers (2nd Salford Pals). Died of wounds 28-5-18, age 22. Youngest son of John & Jane Revell, 58 Huntingdon Road. Formerly 51403 Suffolk Regiment. Doullens Communal Cemetery Extension No 2, Somme, France.

Oakey

65755 Pte, 1/5th Northumberland Fusiliers. Killed in action 10-4-18. Ploegsteert Memorial, Belgium.

John W

57511 Pte, 11th Royal Fusiliers. Killed in action 22-3-18. Lived Blunts Farm. Son of John & Mary Richardson, Oxlode, Pymoor, Cambs. Formerly 21222 East Kent Regiment. Pozieres Memorial, Somme, France. Also listed on the Warboys, Hunts memorial.

Thomas William

242491 Pte, 1/5th Yorkshire Regiment. Killed in action 1-11-17, age 21. Second son of Matthew & Annie Elizabeth Richardson, 4 Burnsfield Street. Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium.

Frederick

12676 Pte, 9th Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 26-4-17. Lived Chapel Lane. Won Military Medal, stretcher bearer. St Patrick's Cemetery, Loos, Pas de Calais, France.

Frederick Arthur

44244 Cpl, 2nd Worcestershire Regiment. Killed in action 29-9-18, age 22. Lived West Street. Won Military Medal on June 19/20th 1918. Pigeon Ravine Cemetery, Epehy, Somme, France. Son of Mr & Mrs Edward Rowe, 24 West Street, Chatteris. Enlisted 21-2-16 in Suffolk Regiment. Went to France August 1916, slightly wounded. Transferred to Hampshire Rgt then to Worcestershire Regiment. Awarded MM for action on 19/20 June 1918.

Cecil Harold Sowerby

2nd Lt, 4th East Kent Rgt, attached 7th Btn. Killed in action 4-4-18, age 31. Solicitor. Elder son of Alfred Harold Sowerby Ruston, Aylesbury House. Mentioned in Despatches. Pozieres Memorial, Somme, France. In partnership with father as a solicitor. Husband of Winifred Grace Ruston, daughter of the late Rev F C Marshall, former rector of Doddington.

John ('Jack')

2851 L/Cpl, 1/1st Cambridgeshire Regiment. Died nephritis 22-11-15, Rouen, age 26. Husband of Eliza Salisbury. Lived Chapel Lane. St Sever Cemetery, Rouen, France.

Arthur John

8792 Cpl, 2nd Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 26-4-17, age 23. Son of Charles & Selina Savage, 30 Bridge Street. Previously wounded in 9/14. Commemorated on his mother's grave "Arthur John Savage 1st Suffolk Regiment killed in action in France April 24th 1917 age 23 years". Faubourg D'Amiens Cemetery, Arras, Pas de Calais, France. Brother of Edward and William, below.

Edward

26350 Pte, 9th Norfolk Regiment. Killed in action 1-5-17, age 24. Second son of Charles & Selina Savage, 30 Bridge Street. Loos Memorial, Pas de Calais, France. Brother of William, below and Arthur, above).

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