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Lest We Forget |
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| Photograph Copyright © Ann Thompson 2000 |
ORWELL
ROLL OF HONOUR AND SERVICE
IN THE GREAT WAR
1914 - 1918
IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO DIED FOR OUR COUNTRY
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Hubert DASH |
[Spelt Herbert on CWGC] Able Seaman J/6403 H.M.S. "Black Prince.", Royal Navy who died on Wednesday, 31st May 1916. Age 24. Son of Walter and Elizabeth Dash, of Malton Cottages, Meldreth. Commemorated on PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire. Panel 12. HMS "Black Prince" was sunk under fire from several German battleships at the Battle of Jutland. None of the 790 crew survived. |
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Edward GILL |
possibly born Orwell 1885/6, last residence found was in the 1891 census at 14 High Street, Orwell, son of Daniel (or David) SMITH and Mary Ann (nee COLLIS) GILL. |
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Henry SMITH |
[Listed as Harry Smith] Private 26703 14th Battalion, The Hampshire Regiment. 39th Division. Killed in action near Ypres 26th September 1917. Born in Orwell and enlisted in Cambridge. Next of kin, Orwell. |
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Harry John SCOTT |
Private PW/501 18th Battalion, Middlesex Regiment killed in action on Sunday, 29th October 1916. Age 41. Born and resident Orwell, enlisted Swansea, Glamorgan. Born 1876 in Orwell, at 62 Malton Road (1891 census), son of Joseph Bond and Decima (nee PEARCES) SCOTT of Orwell. Commeorated on THIEPVAL MEMORIAL, Somme, France. Pier and Face 12 D and 13 B. |
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Frank PARCELL |
Rifleman 532874 15th Battalion, London Regt (Prince of Wales' Own Civil Service Rifles) who died on Tuesday, 24th July 1917. Age 23. Enlisted Wood Green. Brother of Herbert Parcell, of 21, West Beech Rd., Noel Park, Wood Green, London. Buried in LIJSSENTHOEK MILITARY CEMETERY, Poperinge, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Grave XVI. C. 17. There was a Frank PARCELL born circa August 1890 in Orwell, son of George and Sarah (nee SIMSON) PARCELL but he would have been 24 at the outbreak of War. |
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George [Thomas] SPACKSMAN [MM] |
Corporal 96062, 222nd Field Company, Royal Engineers who died on Saturday, 27th April 1918, aged 32. Additional Information: Husband of Susan Spacksman, of 35, Napier Road, Philip Lane, South Tottenham, London. The Military Medal (MM) was awarded for individual or associated acts of bravery. |
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William Arthur SPACKSMAN |
Private 18127, 7th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 3rd July 1916 in France & Flanders. Born Clapham, Surrey, enlisted Melbourn. Son of Mrs. M. A. Chapman, of Field Barn, Orwell, Royston, Herts. Commemorated on the THIEPVAL MEMORIAL, Somme, France. Pier and Face 1 C and 2 A |
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Richard THOMPSON |
Private 2992 "A" Coy. 1st Battalion, Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regt.) killed in action on Monday, 25th March 1918. Age 29. Born Boxowrth, enlisted Cambridge, resident Royston. Son of Richard Thompson, of High St., Orwell. Commeorated on POZIERES MEMORIAL, Somme, France. Panel 52 to 54 |
NAMES
OF THOSE WHO SERVED
(Shown in six columns)
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Horace BAGSTAFF |
No further information currently available |
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Sidney BREAD |
There was a Sidney Herbert BREED born Orwell 1868, son of David and Emily (or Amelia) (nee GILL) BREED. This may be the man but he would have been 56 at the outbreak of War. |
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Archibald BAILEY |
No further information currently available |
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John DASH |
No further information currently available |
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Walter DASH |
No further information currently available |
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Cornelius DASH |
No further information currently available |
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Percy Wilfred DASH |
No further information currently available |
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George FLACK |
No further information currently available |
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Harry FREESTONE |
No further information currently available |
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Ernest FULLER |
No further information currently available |
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Albert GILL |
Born 1873/4 in Orwell son of Daniel and Caroline (nee WILLMOT(T)) GILL, brother to Frank below. |
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Frank GILL |
Born Sep 1880 in Orwell son of Daniel and Caroline (nee WILLMOT(T)) GILL, brother to Albert above. |
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William GIDDINGS |
Born 1877, died 1945, lived throughout in Orwell son of Ebenezer and Emma (nee DELLER) GIDDINGS. Brother of Frederick below. |
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Frederick GIDDINGS |
Born 1886 in Orwell, son of Ebenezer and Emma (nee DELLER) GIDDINGS. Brother to William above. |
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John COATES |
No further information currently available |
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Alfred HAYES |
possibly: Born 1886, Orwell, son of Robert and Gertrude Isabel (nee GILL) HAYES. last known entry 1891 census residing at 50 High St, Orwell. |
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Clement HUDDLESTONE |
No further information currently available |
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Charles HAINES |
No further information currently available |
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Ernest HAINES |
No further information currently available |
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Edward HAINES |
No further information currently available |
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Ellis INGREY |
No further information currently available |
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Herbert JUDE |
No further information currently available |
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Chandler MERRY |
No further information currently available |
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Fritz MERRY |
No further information currently available |
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Norrison MARR |
No further information currently available |
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Charles MARR |
No further information currently available |
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Duncan MARR |
No further information currently available |
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Ernest MILLER |
No further information currently available |
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William MILLER |
No further information currently available |
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Percy MILLER |
No further information currently available |
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Stanley MILLER |
No further information currently available |
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Henry MUNNS |
No further information currently available |
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Leslie NEAVES |
No further information currently available |
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Sidney NEAVES |
No further information currently available |
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Wilfred PEARCE Snr. |
No further information currently available |
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Wilfred PEARCE Jnr. |
possibly Wilfred Ernest PEARCE. Born Orwell 1887, son of Charles and Elizabeth PEARCE. (This may be the entry for 'Snr.'). |
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Charles PEARCE |
There was a Charles PEARCE, born Orwell 1868, son of Charles and Elizabeth PEARCE, who was living at 2 Town Green Road recorded in the 1881 census but this would make his age 56 at the start of the War. He was the brother of Wilfred (Jnr.) above. |
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Alfred PEARCE |
No further information currently available |
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Leonard PEARCE |
No further information currently available |
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James PRIME |
No further information currently available |
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Joseph PRIME |
No further information currently available |
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David REED |
possibly Born Orwell 1879, son of Arthur and Isabel Catherine (nee WILMOT(T)). Last known residence in Orwell is in the 1891 census at 41 High Street. Borther of Alfred below. |
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Alfred REED |
possibly Born Orwell 1883, son of Arthur and Isabel Catherine (nee WILMOT(T)). Last known residence in Orwell is in the 1891 census at 41 High Street. Borther of David above. |
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Frank W. SCOTT |
No further information currently available |
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George F. SCOTT |
No further information currently available |
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William J. SCOTT |
No further information currently available |
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Arthur SCOTT |
No further information currently available |
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Charles SMITH |
No further information currently available |
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Thomas WILMOTT |
possibly Baptised Orwell 1887, son of William and Eliza (nee SOUTH) WILMOTT. |
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Henry WILKINS |
No further information currently available |
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Stanley WILKINS |
No further information currently available |
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Frederick WILKINS |
No further information currently available |
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Frederick WELSH |
possibly Frederick WELCH born Orwell 1880, son of Samuel and Sarah (nee BREED (BREETE)) WELCH. |
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Alfred WATTS |
probably Alfred Bertram WATTS, born Orwell 1878, son of Alexander and Elizabeth WATTS. Brother of David below. |
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David WATTS |
probably David John WATTS, born Orwell 1877, son of Alexander and Elizabeth WATTS. Brother of Alfred above. |
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Herbert WILSHER |
No further information currently available |
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Ernest WILSHER |
No further information currently available |
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Walter WEATHERLY |
No further information currently available |
The
names of those men from the Village who served in the World War II are
recorded separately,
although they form part of the same Roll of Honour
1939
- 1945
NAMES OF THOSE WHO SERVED
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Robert BREED |
No further information currently available |
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Joseph BROWN |
No further information currently available |
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Dennis BURLING |
No further information currently available |
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Albert COULSON |
No further information currently available |
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Reginald DASH |
No further information currently available |
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Felix FREESTONE |
No further information currently available |
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Bernard FREESTONE |
No further information currently available |
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Edward HALL |
No further information currently available |
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Arthur INGREY |
No further information currently available |
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Edward INGREY |
No further information currently available |
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William JACOBS |
No further information currently available |
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Charles JUDE |
No further information currently available |
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Albert JUDE |
No further information currently available |
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Edward KING |
No further information currently available |
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Wilfred KNIGHT |
No further information currently available |
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Albert MATTHEWS |
No further information currently available |
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Bruce MILLER |
No further information currently available |
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Leonard MILLER |
No further information currently available |
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Norman MILLER |
No further information currently available |
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Alan MILLER |
No further information currently available |
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Arthur NEAVES |
No further information currently available |
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Frank NEAVES |
No further information currently available |
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Eric NEAVES |
No further information currently available |
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Albert PAGRAM |
No further information currently available |
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Leonard PIGG |
No further information currently available |
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Matthew PRATER |
No further information currently available |
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Russell POULSON |
No further information currently available |
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Charles PRIME |
No further information currently available |
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Ansell SEARLE |
No further information currently available |
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Henry THOMPSON |
No further information currently available |
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Frederick WILKINS |
No further information currently available |
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Ronald WILKINS |
No further information currently available |
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Margaret BREAD |
No further information currently available |
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Hilda FLACK |
No further information currently available |
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Ruth SUTTON |
No further information currently available |
THIS
ROLL OF HONOUR, RENEWED AND
REWRITTEN, WAS PRESENTED BY THE
ORWELL BRANCH OF THE BRITISH LEGION
RE-DEDICATED ON SUNDAY 8TH JANUARY 1956
(Signed) EVETTE SUMMERS
27 December 2001
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