BARNES

J

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CHENHALLS

J

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CORDON

JM

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DAVEY

JE

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DAVEY

S

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EADIE

J

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EDDY

H

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FRIGGENS

F

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HARVEY

WJ

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HARVEY

WS

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HOCKING

J

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HOCKING

R

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JELBERT

S

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LEGGO

J

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LITTLEJOHN

JH

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MADDERN

HC

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MITCHELL

J

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MURLEY

T

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NICHOLLS

R

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OATES

J

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OATES

JN

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OLDS

C

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OSBORNE

G

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PROWSE

W

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RESIEGH

G

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ROBERTS

FT

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ROBINSON

CD

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ROWE

HW

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ROWE

J

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ROWE

WA

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ROWE

WP

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SEMMENS

PJ

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TH

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W

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STEVENS

WP

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STONE

W

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THOMAS

Frank Hender

Lieutenant, 175th Company, Royal Engineers. Killed in action 1 October 1915 in Belgium. Aged 31. Resident St Just. Son of Richard and Wilmot Thomas, of St. Just, Cornwall. In the 1891 census he was aged 6, born Cornwall, a scholar, resident with his parents, Richard and Wilmot Thomas, in Market Place, St Just, Penzance, Cornwall. In the 1901 census he was aged 16, born St. Just, Cornwall, a Tin & Copper Miner, resident with his parents, Richard and Wilmot Thomas, at 18, Market Place, St Just, St Just in Penwith, Penzance, Cornwall. Attended Camborne School of Mines 1903-1905. Buried in LARCH WOOD (RAILWAY CUTTING) CEMETERY, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Plot I. Ro F. Grave 8. See also Camborne School of Mines

THOMAS

J

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THOMAS

WO

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TREMBATH

J

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TREWERN

R

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TREWERN

WC

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WALLIS

J

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WATTS

T

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WILLIAMS

W J

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1939-1945

ANGWIN

A

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BENNETT

P

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CHINNER

Edward

Private 5445297, 4th Battalion, Duke of Corwall's Light Infantry. Died Sunday 20th December 1942 when apparently blown up with 2 or 3 others by an exploding shell during exercises in the Pymouth area. Aged 22. Son of Samuel James & Florence Chinner of St. Just, Cornwall, one of tewlve children, brother of Richrad (below). His father Sam had been in the Royal Navy in World War 1. Buried at Plymouth (Efford) Cemetery Devon Section. C. Consecrated Grave 10388.

Edward left a widow, Iris, at Efford, Plymouth, Devon.

CHINNER

Richard

Marine PLY/X3617, HMS Galatea, Royal Marines. Died 15th December 1941 having been in the Marines for only 6 weeks.. Aged 18. Son of Samuel James & Florence Chinner of St. Just, Cornwall, one of twelve children, brother of Edward (above). His father Sam had been in the Royal Navy in World War 1. Commemorated on Plymouth Naval Memorial, Devon. Panel 59 Column 2

HMS Galatea (15th Cruiser Squadron:Force B) was returning to Alexandria in the Mediterranean when she was sunk by U557 with 2 torpedoes - sank in 3 minutes - apparently witnessed by Richard's brother, John, who was in the Royal Navy. 22 officers and 447 ratings killed - 100 survivors.

ELLIS

A

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EVANS

C

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FARLEY

C

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FRY

A

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GEORGE

S

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HOLMAN

WFM

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LASHBROOK

P

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LAWRY

W

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MADDERN

T

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MCINTYRE

CC

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NICHOLAS

J

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NICHOLLS

J

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NICHOLLS

R

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OATES

N

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OATS

VR

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OLDS

H

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RICHARDS

T

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ROGERS

E

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ROWE

R

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SMITH

E

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TONKIN

H

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TREVORROW

M

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TREVORROW

WT

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TREZISE

E

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VEAL

S

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WARREN

C

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WATTERS

C

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WILLIAMS

WJ

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