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Lest We Forget
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THIS
CROSS
IS ERECTED
IN MEMORY OF
THE MEN OF THIS PARISH
WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN
THE GREAT WAR 1914-1919
| BARKER | Benjamin |
Suffolk
Regt. See also Roll of Honour (below) |
| BARRELL | Charles |
1st,
Grenadier Guards. See also Roll of Honour (below) |
| CHINNERY | [Charles]
Arthur |
Private
225478, 1st (City of London) Battalion (Royal Fusiliers), London
Regiment. Killed in action 9 August 1918. Born Bulmer, Essex, enlisted
Sudbury. Formerly 28382, Suffolk Regiment posted 2/4th Battalion,
London Regiment. |
| CLARY | Ernest
[Albert] |
Private
25348, 12th Battalion, East Surrey Regiment. Killed in action 7
June 1917. Born Bulmer, enlisted Bury St Edmunds, resident Gt Wardingfield.
Formerly 72654, Middlesex Regiment. |
| DEAL | [George]
Bertie |
Private
260095, 1/6th Battalion (Territorial), Royal Warwickshire Regiment.
Killed in action 27 August 1917. Born Bulmer, enlisted Holloway,
resident Upper Holloway. Formerly 400267, Essex Regiment. |
| HARBORD,
MC |
[Philip]
Anthony [Assheton] |
[Second Lieutenant on ROH] Lieutenant, 2nd Battalion, Grenadier Guards. Died of wounds 1st December 1917, received in Gauche Wood. Aged 20. Born 1st August 1897. Brother of Captain John Harbord. M.C. Son of Philip and Elinor Julia Harbord, of Northwold Lodge, Brandon, Norfolk; nephew of Lionel Anthony Harbord, brother of John Harboard (see below). Awarded the Military cross (M.C.). In the 1901 census he was aged 3, born Norfolk, resident with his parents, Philip and Elinor (sic) Harbord, at The Hall, Lammas with Little Hautbois, Aylsham, Norfolk. Buried at FINS NEW BRITISH CEMETERY, SOREL-LE-GRAND, Somme, France. Plot II. Row D. Grave 2. See also Roll of Honour (below). See also Cromer War Memorial and Northwold War memorial |
| HARBORD, MC | John |
[Lieutenant on ROH] Captain. Norfolk Yeomanry. Died on 10th July 1918 of wounds received near Nieppe Forest on 6th July. Aged 24. Native of Norfolk. Born 12 August 1893, baptised 16 October 1893 in Southrepps, son of Philip and Eleanor Julia Hardbord. Son of Philip and Elinor Julia Harbord, of Northwold Lodge, Brandon, Norfolk; nephew of Lionel Anthony Harbord, brother of Philip Anthony Harboard (see above). Awarded the Military cross (M.C.). In the 1901 census he was aged 7, born Mayfair, London, son of Philip and Elinor (sic) Harbord, resident The Hall, Lammas with Little Hautbois, Aylsham, Norfolk. In the 1911 census he was aged 17, born St Georges, Hanover Square, London, a University Student, son of Philip and Elinor S9ic) Harbord, resident Bulmer House, Bulmer, Essex. Buried in Les Baraques Military Cemetery, Sangatte, Pas de Calais, France. Plot IV. Row C. Grave 7. See also Roll of Honour (below). See also Cromer War Memorial and Northwold War memorial Extract from Essex Newsman 27 July 1918, page 2: ESSEX ROLL OF HONOUR Capt. John Harbord, M.C., son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Harbord, of Bulmer House, has died of wounds. He was educated at Cromer, Cordwallis, Haileybury, and Clare College, Cambridge. He had served on various fonts, and received his decoration for great gallantry while in command of his battalion in the East. |
| JACKSON | Robert |
Shoeing
Smith 1438, 16th Lancers (The Queen's). Died of wounds 12 April
1917. Born and resident Bulmer, enlisted Colchester. See also Roll
of Honour (below) |
| MARTEN | James |
Irish
Rifles. See also Roll of Honour (below) |
| RAYMOND | Frederick |
Middlesex
Regt. See also Roll of Honour (below) |
| RAYMOND | Harold |
8th
Suffolks. See also Roll of Honour (below) |
| RAYMOND | John |
No
further information currently available |
| SARGENT | Harold |
Private
13984, 8th Suffolk, Regiment. Killed in action 16 October 1916.
Born Bulmer, enlisted Bury St Edmunds. See also Roll
of Honour (below) |
| SARGENT | Harry |
[Listed
as Royal Engineers on Roll of Honour]. Lance Corproal 3/10017, 11th
Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 22 March 1918. Born
Bulmer, enlisted Sudbury. See also Roll of Honour
(below) |
| WEAVERS | Ernest
[Charles] |
Private
90976, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). Died of wounds 27 September
1918. Born Bulmer, enlisted Newbury. Formerly 7645, The Sherwood
Foresters (Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire Regiment). |
| WEAVERS | William
[James] |
Private
10225, 1st BattalIon, Essex Regiment. Died 12 March 1917. Born and
resident Bulmer, enlisted Colchester. See also Roll
of Honour (below) |
| WILLIS | Albert |
York
& Lancaster. Died from wounds june 27, 1915. See also Roll
of Honour (below) |
| WILLIS | Alfred |
6th
Northampton Regt. See also Roll of Honour (below)
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1939-1945 |
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| BURKE | Harry
St. G |
No
further information currently available |
| PARKER | Anthony
Hyde |
No
further information currently available |
| HAWKSLEY | Geoofrey
B |
No
further information currently available |
| RAYMOND | Herbert |
No
further information currently available |
THERE
IS A VICTORY IN DYING |
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| BLYE | Harold |
4th Middlesex |
| BOYNES | Harry | H.M.S. "Wahine" |
| BARRELL | Charles |  1st,
Grenadier Guards |
| BARRELL | John | Suffolk |
| BARRELL | Archibald | Brigade M.G.C. |
| BUNN | John | 2nd Suffolk |
| BURKE | Hubert | Major Royal Garrison Artillery |
| BURKE | Dominick | Commander Princess Royal R.N. |
| BURKE | French | 2nd Lieutenant, A.D.C. Royal Field Artillery |
| BURKE | Michael | 2nd Lieutenant, King Edward's Horse |
| CHRISTMAS | Thomas | H.M.S. St George |
| CORDER | Rayner | 3rd Suffolk |
| COE | Charles | Army Service Corps |
| DOWNS | Arthur | Royal Horse Artillery |
| FOSTER | George R | Serjeant Major, Army Service Corps |
| FELTON | Frederick | 9th Suffolk |
| FELTON | Arthur | 1st Suffolk |
| GARDENER | James | Army Service Corps |
| HARBORD | John | Lieutenant,
Norfolk Yeomanry |
| HARBORD | Anthony | 2nd
Lieutenant, Norfolk Yeomanry |
| HAYES | Herbert | Trooper, London Yeomanry |
| JEFFRIES | Frederick | 5th Dragoon Guards |
| JEFFRIES | Alex | 2nd Suffolk |
| JEFFERIES | Arthur | Army Service Corps |
| JACKSON | Robert | 16th
Lancers |
| MESSENT | Frank | 95th Company, Royal Enginners |
| MESSENT | Harold | 8th Suffolks |
| MESSENT | William | Royal Field Artillery |
| RAYMOND | Frank | Army Service Corps |
| RAYMOND | Harold | 8th
Suffolks |
| RAYMOND | Charles | 7th Suffolk |
| RAYMOND | Harry | Bugler, Royal Engineers |
| ROWE | Sidney | Army Service Corps. Driver T3/030437, 203rd, 2nd Company, Royal Army Service Corps. Born Suffolk, resident Halstead, Essex. Married Annie Eliza Turp at Bulmer 25 April 1906, two daughters. Attested 17 November 1914 at Sudbury, aged 30 years 1 month, born Wickham Green, Wickham St. Paul's, near Halstead, Essex, a Farm Labourer & Engine Driver, married, height 5 feet 8¼ inches, weight 154 lbs, chest 35 inches. Served in Reserve 17 November 1914 to 17 September 1915, transferred to 2 Company, 26 Division Train in France from 18 September 1915 to 30 September 1918, furlo'd 1 October to 15 October 1918, in reserve 16 October 1918 to 3 June 1919. From 1 June 1919 2 Company, 32nd Division Train for X Corps Concentration Camp for Demobilization at Cologne. In United Kingdom 4 June 1919 to 1 July 1919. Transferred to Class Z Amry Reserve on Demobilization 2 July 1919, home address given as Bulmer Tye, near Sudbury, Suffolk, aged 34 years. In the 1891 census he was aged 6, born Bulmer, Essex, a scholar, resident with his parents David and Eliza Rowe, and his brother George Rowe, in Hedingham Road, Bulmer, Sudbury, Essex. In the 1901 census he was aged 16, born Bulmer, Essex, an Agriculutural Labourer, resident with his parents David and Eliza Rowe, and his brother George Rowe, at Upper Houses, Bulmer, Sudbury, Essex. In the 1911 census he was aged 26, born Bulmer, Essex, a Farm Labourer, married to Aniie Eliza Rowe with two daughters, resident Plough Green, Bulmer, Essex. Died 5 March 1978, resident Brickwall Farm Cottages, The Street, Bulmer, Essex. Extract from England & Wales Government Probate Death Index 1978: ROWE, Sidney of Brickwall Farm Cottages The Street Bulmer Essex died 5 March 1978 Probate Ipswich 6 April £1317 781003339W. |
| ROWE | James | Army Service Corps |
| ROWE | George | Royal
Marines. Private RME/6380/S, Royal Marine Engineers. Baptised 18
March 1888 in Bulmer, son of David and Eliza Rowe. In the 1891 census
he was aged 3, born Bulmer, Essex, a scholar, resident with his
parents David and Eliza Rowe, and his brother Sidney Rowe, in Hedingham
Road, Bulmer, Sudbury, Essex. In the 1901 census he was aged 13,
born Bulmer, Essex, an Agriculutural Labourer, resident with his
parents David and Eliza Rowe, and his brother George Rowe, at Upper
Houses, Bulmer, Sudbury, Essex. In the 1911 census he was aged 22,
born Bulmer, Essex, a Blacksmith on farm, son od Daid and Eliza
Rowe, resident Upper Houses, Bulmer, Sudbury, Essex. Death registered
in the April to June Quarter 1965 in Halstead Registration District.
Buried at Bulmer, Essex 16 June 1965, aged 77. |
| ROSE | Percy | 2nd Essex |
| RASH | Albert | 9th Field Company, Royal Engineers |
| RASH | Arthur | 9th Field Company, Royal Engineers |
| RASH | Mark | Royal Field Artillery |
| RASH | Percy | 8th Suffolk |
| RASH | Myra | Army Service Corps |
| SMITH | Fred | Serjeant MAjor, 5th Royal Irish Lancers |
| SARGENT | Harry | Royal
Engineers |
| SARGENT | Harold | 8th
Suffolks |
| TURP | William | Army Service Corps |
| THEOBALD | Frederick | Royal Engineers |
| WINCH | Harry | Army Service Corps |
| WEAVERS | Walter | Royal Field Artillery |
| WEAVERS | William | 1st
Essex |
| WILLIS | Albert | York
& Lancaster. Died from wounds june 27, 1915. |
| Supplimentary List. 1918. | ||
| BARKER | Benjamin | Suffolk
Regt |
| BUGG | William | A.V.C. |
| BUNN | Frederick | R.A.F. |
| CHINNERY | Hazell | Essex Regt |
| CLOVER | Sidney | Labour Corps |
| DOWNS | Charles | R.H.T.F. |
| FELTON | John | East Kents |
| FELTON | Alfred | R.G.A. |
| FELTON | Fred | Suffolk Regt. |
| FELTON | Arthur | Suffolk Regt. |
| GIBBONS | Alfred | A.S.C. |
| GARDENER | Edward | R.G.A. |
| GARDENER | William | 1st Garrison Batt. |
| HAYES | Frank | R.A.F. |
| JOSLIN | Frederick | Border Regt. |
| JOSLIN | William | M.T. Dep' |
| MILLER | Gordon | Capt. H.A.C. |
| MARTEN | James | Irish
Rifles |
| PILGRIM | James | Suffolk Regt. |
| RAYMOND | Frederick | Middlesex
Regt |
| RAYMOND | Frank O. | M.T.A.S.C. |
| RAYMOND | Morris | Essex Regt |
| RAYMOND | Victor | Bugler, R.E. |
| ROWE | Francis | Rifle Brigade |
| RADLEY | Claude | 7th Reserve Middsx Regt |
| SEARLES | Samuel | West yorks Regt |
| SARGENT | Bertram | Tank Corps |
| SMITH | Albert | Northampton Regt |
| SHORTEN | William | Labour Corps |
| STENNET | James | 3rd Norfolk Regt |
| TUFFIN | Arthur | Labour Corps |
| WRIGHT | Walter | R.F.A. |
| WRIGHT | John | Manchester Regt |
| WRIGHT | Ernest | R.A.M.C. |
| WILLIS | Alfred | 6th
Northampton Regt. |
GIRT
ABOUT WITH TRUTH OF FEET SHOD
WITH THE PREPARATION OF THE GOSPEL OF PEACE
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