Frederick William Leopold DANBY	Pte. G/36848, 11th Bt. Royal Sussex Reg., died 23/10/1918, age 23, Born Bottisham, Cambs, enlisted Biggleswade, Beds. Son of Mrs. Martha Danby, of 18, Beach Rd., Clacton-on-Sea.  Roll of Honour in church gives Regiment as East Surrey Reg., but also states that he died on this date in Russia both the CWGC and SDGW state Royal Sussex. Buried: MURMANSK NEW BRITISH CEMETERY, Russian Federation.
Ernest William LYON	Pte. 326794, 1st Bt. Cambridgeshire Reg., died of wounds 26/8/1918, age 24. Enlisted Cambridge. Son of Margaret J. Crowley (formerly Lyon), of 59, Oswald St., Liverpool, and the late James Lyon. Formerly 4527, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Buried: DAOURS COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION, Somme, France.
George MEAD	Pte. 60172, 32nd Bt. Royal Fusiliers, killed in action 3/8/1917, age 29. Resident Royston, enlisted Bedford. Son of James and Susan Mead, of 66, Tadlow, Royston, Herts. Formerly 5523, Bedfordshire Regiment. Commemorated: YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium.
John Richard Franklin GUBBIN	2nd Lt., 47th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps, died of wounds 20/11/1917. Roll of Honour in Church states that he died of wounds received at Salonica whilst a PoW in Bulgaria, verified by the SDGW. Son of the late Dr. Brendan Gubbin, of Bristol. Emigrated to Rhodesia at age 17, where he bought a farm. Returned to UK, with his wife and young son, and was commissioned in RFC. Severely wounded and taken POW 29/10/1917, flying Armstrong-Whitworth FK.8, with observer 1 A/M T.H.Bury (POW), during bombing raid by 5 aircraft of 47 Sqn. to Cestevo ammunition dump. The formation was attacked by 8 enemy fighters and lost 2 aircraft. Gubbin was wounded in the left arm, back and leg (which was later amputated). Before he died, he was able to write a letter (forwarded by the Red Cross at Geneva) to his wife, giving details of his capture. (See "Over the Balkans and South Russia 1917-1919" by H.A. Jones MC pub.1923) Buried: SKOPJE BRITISH CEMETERY, Macedonia, The former Yugoslav Rep. of.

20 August 2001