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ALBASTON WAR MEMORIAL

World War 1 & 2 & Korea - detailed information
Compiled and copyright © Paula & Dave Kennington 2005

The memorial is located in the grounds of Albaston cemetery near Calstock. Please note: The order on the memorial is different to here; the names have been sorted into alphabetical order for ease of searching.

Photograph Copyright © Paula & Dave Kennington 2004
1914-1918
ALFORD E N
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AYRES J A
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BENALLACK N J
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BENTON W M
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BOLT F
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BOND G
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BOOLDS F
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BOWHAY E G
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BOWHAY W J B
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BRAILEY P
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BRETCHLEY F F
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BURNMAN A F
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CLATWORTHY F J C
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COCKS C H
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COLE C H
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CONIUM C
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CROSSMAN S J
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DAVIES C
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DAWE C
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FLANGHAM T W
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FLOYD C H
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FRANCIS J
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HARRIS E S J
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HELE W L
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HONEY J
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HOOPER G F
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HUNN N
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JOB C N
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KENNACOTT C A
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KITT E A
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KNIGHT F C
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KNIGHT J
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LANE E
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LANG J P
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LANGSFORD T
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LAWRENCE C
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LAWREY W A
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LEAKEY H N
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LUSCOMBE W F
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MARKS F
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MARTIN A
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MARTIN E O
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MAUNDER J R
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MERCER T
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MORGAN P D
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MOSES J B
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MURTON W
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PEARCE A
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PEARCE J
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PENGELLY A G
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PIPER W J
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PIPER W T
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PRIDHAM W J
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RAPSON W M
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REDDCLIFFE F
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RICE Alfred
Sick Berth Steward 350534, H.M.S. Monmouth, Royal Navy. Lost with his ship at the Battle of Coronel 1st November 1914. Aged 39. Son of John Rice, of Gunnislake; husband of Bessie Rice, of 6, Sims Terrace, Gunnislake, Tavistock. Commemorated on PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Devon. Panel 4.
RICHARDS G J D
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RIDHOLLS A G
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ROOKE P
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ROSEKILLY N
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SANDERS F
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SANDERS G
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SARGENT W E
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SIMMONS V
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SIMS J H
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SLEEP R
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SLY G
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SLY P
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SOUTHCOTT P
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SQUANCE E
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STACEY S
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SWEET S
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SYMONS C S
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TOMS E
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TREBILCOCK J H
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TRETHEWEY A
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TRUDGEON E
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TURNER J H
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VANSTONE A E L
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VANSTONE H
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VIVYAN J T
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VOYZEY T H
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WADGE A
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WAKEHAM H
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WAKEM H
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WALLIS A
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WARNE H J
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WARNE P E
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WASLEY T M
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WATKINS E
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WATKINS W
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WEBBER W
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WHITE A
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WILLIAMS C
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In Memoriam
1939-1945
BEER A
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BICKLE D
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CHILDS C
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COGAN C J
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COLLINGS S
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CONGDON F R
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DEWDNEY B V
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EDWARDS W
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FINNAMORE W C
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GRIGG J W
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HIGMAN C F
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HOLMAN L
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HONEY D E
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JENKYN B A
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JONES F J
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LOWTHER J
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LUCAS T H
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MAUNDER L K
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MOORE D
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MUTTON W H
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NEWLAND L
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PARNWELL T
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PENNEY R H
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PENNEY R M
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PHILLIPS V G
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PRESCOTT W
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PRIDHAM E
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PYLE W
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RADFORD W S
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SANDERCOCK B
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STACEY M
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WESTLAKE W
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WHITE J
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WILLIAMS A
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WITHEYMAN G
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In Memoriam
Korea 1950-1953
PENROSE M C W J
Private 14459082, The Gloucestershire Regiment. Captured in in the Battle of Imjin 22-25 April 1951, died as a prisoner of war of the Koreans 1 June 1951. No known grave. Reported as missing in The Times Newspaper 4 May 1951.

Last updated 2 September, 2006

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