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THE
MEN WHOM THIS MONUMENT COMMEMORATES WERE NUMBERED AMONG THOSE WHO AT THE
CALL OF KING AND COUNTRY LEFT ALL THAT WAS DEAR TO THEM, ENDURED HARDSHIP
AND FACED DANGER, FINALLY PASSING FROM THE SIGHT OF MEN BY THE PATH OF
DUTY
AND SELF SACRIFICE GIVING THEIR OWN LIVES THAT OTHERS MIGHT LIVE IN FREEDOM
LET THOSE WHO COME AFTER SEE TO IT THAT THEIR NAMES BE NOT FORGOTTEN
ERECTED BY THE INHABITANTS OF THE FAREHAM URBAN DISTRICT
ALSO IN MEMORY OF THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF THE 26TH, 35TH AND 108TH HEAVY
BATTERIES OF THE ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY
1914-1918
| ALDERSLADE |
H A |
Driver 630, 12th (Wessex) Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Killed in action 9 November 1916. Buried in Grove Town Cemetery Meaulte. 11-H-40 |
| ALEXANDER |
Thomas Nichols |
Private 8334, 2nd Battalion, Hampshire Regiment. Killed in action at gallipoli 9 May 1915. Aged 24. Born Fareham, enlisted WInchester. Son of the late Joseph Nichols Alexander and Edna Alexander of 31 Portland Street, Fareham, Hants. Commemorated on Helles Memorial Panel 125-134 or 223-229 and 328 |
| ARNOLD |
Alban Charles Philias |
Second Lieutenant, 11th and 8th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers. Killed in action 7 July 1916. Aged 23. Son of Rev. Charles L and Mrs Mary D Arnold, Holy Trinity Vicarage, Fareham, Hants. Commemorated On Thiepval Memorial 8C-9A-16A |
| ARNOLD |
Edward Gladwin |
Lieutenant, 232nd Army Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. Son of The Rev. Charles Lowther and Mrs Mary Arnold 20 Wimborne Road, Bournemouth. Died 21 March 1918. Aged 26. Commemorated on Pozieres Memorial Panel 7-10 |
| ASLETT, DSM |
E C |
Able Seaman 236458, Naval Siege Guns (France) Royal Navy. Killed in action 27 August 1916. Buried in Adinkerke Churchyard Extension, De Panne, Belgium. 1718 |
| AITCHESON, DSO |
Charles Ernest |
Lieutenant Colonel, King's Shropshire Light Infantry. Son of Mary Aitcheson, Elm House, Catisfield, and The Late Lieutenant Col. C. H. Aitcheson R. A. Killed in action 24 August 1917. Aged 42. Buried in Menin Road South Military Cemetery. 1-C-36 |
| ATTWELL |
G A |
Bombardier 9440, 31st Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Killed in action 7 August 1916. Buried in Dantzig Alley British Cemetery, Mametz. 11-O-4 |
| AUSTIN |
Edwin |
Private 27951, 1st Battalion, Grenadier Guards. Husband of Ellen Austin, 129, West Street, Fareham. Killed in action October 1917. Aged 31. Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial Panel 9 |
| BANNELL |
Charles Albert |
Sergeant 3350, "C" Company, 4th Battalion, Rifle Brigade. Killed in action 15 March 1915. Aged 23. Son of Charles A and Ada G Bannell, 18 Paxton Road Fareham. Commemorated on Menin Gate Memorial Panel 46-48 AND 50 |
| BANNISTER |
William George |
Lieutenant, 405th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Killed in action 28 March 1918. Aged 32. Son of Mr and Mrs F. J. Bannister 5 Hartlands Road and Husband of Nellie. M. Bannister 2 Grayshott Road, Southsea. Buried in Faubourg D'amiens Cemetery, Arras V1-F-2 |
| BARBER |
A G |
No further information currently |
| BARNES |
A E |
Lance Corporal Hampshire Regiment, 14th Battalion (15202). Died 23 July 1916. Buried in St Vaast Post Military Cemetery. 111-E-13 |
| BARNES |
J H |
Air Mechanic 2nd Class Royal Air Force, 39th Wing. (56209). Husband of Clara Barnes, 12 Holly Grove, Fontley, Fareham. Died of wounds 22 October 1918. Aged 40. Buried in Fareham Cemetery A. 1721 |
| BARK |
Arthur Ernest |
Sergeant 12094, 26th Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Killed in action 2 November 1914. Commemorated on Menin Gate Memorial. Panel 9 |
| BARTLETT |
William James |
ERA 4th Class, Royal Navy, H.M.S. "Black Prince" (M/2617). Son of Walter James Bartlett, Maylings Brickyard, Fareham. Went down with his ship at the Battle of Jutland. "Black Prince" was crippled early on by German gunfire and the Captain ordered home, however, he fought on, but was later hit and sunk. Died 31 May 1916. Aged 20. Commemorated on Portsmouth Naval Memorial 15. H.M.S. "Black Prince" Armoured Cruiser |
| BATCHELOR |
Frank |
Gunner 170365, 193rd Siege, Battery Royal Garrison Artillery. Son of William and Jane Batchelor, husband of Winifred Batchelor 9 Rockstone Place Southampton. Died 23 January 1919. Aged 33. Buried in Auberchicourt British Cemetery. 1-Aa-8 |
| BATES |
Walter |
Lance Corporal G/4809, 13th Battalion, Middlesex Regiment. Son of Mr and Mrs Walter Barnes 9 Herbert Road Lower Edmonton London. Died 4 March 1916. Aged 21. Commemorated on Menin Gate Memorial. Panel 49-51 |
| BEACH |
F W |
No further information currently |
| BEAL |
Frederick William |
Private 250954, 1st/3rd Battalion, Royal Fusiliers, London Regiment. Killed in action 11 September 1916. Buried in Serre Road Cemetery No 2 XV1-F-4 |
| BEDFORD |
Herbert |
Gunner RMA/8559, H.M.S. "Hogue", Royal Marine Artillery. Husband of Florence M. Bedford, 5 Norman Terrace, Fontley, Fareham. Died when the ship was sunk by Torpedo 22 September 1914. Aged 34. Commemorated on PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL. Panel 5. H.M.S. "Hogue" - Cressy Class Cruiser |
| BEDFORD |
Herbert Stephen Frank Mafeking |
Private 2nd Class 199716, 14th Aeroplane Park, Royal Air Force. Son of Henry and Charlotte Bedford, 3 West End Cottages Fareham. Died 23 July 1918. Aged 18. Buried in Fareham Cemetery |
| BENNETT |
C A |
No further information currently |
| BIGGS |
W H |
Private 5784, 1st Battalion, Hampshire Regiment. Killed in action 4 January 1915. Buried in Lancashire Cottage Cemetery 11-C-6 |
| BLACKMAN |
Richard |
Private 10318, 2nd Battalion, The King's (Liverpool Regiment). Died 3 October 1918. Commemorated on Karachi 1914-1918 War Memorial |
| BLANCHARD |
Frank |
Colour Sergeant PO/6754, Portsmouth Battalion, R. N. Division, Royal Marine Light Infantry, Died 6 May 1915. Commemorated on Helles Memorial. Panel 2-7 |
| BOWDEN |
Charles William |
Private 31877, 1st Battalion, Devonshire Regiment. Son of William F and Ada M Bowden, 9 Holly Grove, Kiln Road, Fareham. Killed in action 30 August 1918. Aged 19. Commemorated on Vis-En-Artois Memorial. Panel 4 |
| BRACE |
William John |
Lance/Cpl Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers 2nd Battalion, (10299). Son of Mr and Mrs G Brace 3 Riverdale Cottages Fareham. Killed in action 26 August 1914. Commemorated on La Ferte-Sous-Jouarre Memorial |
| BRINE |
Walter |
Petty Officer 2nd Class Royal Navy (179974). H.M.S. "Invincible". Son of Henry and Hannah Brine, Husband of Isabella. At the Battle of Jutland, "Invincible" blew up and sank with the loss of 1026 crew. Lost at sea, 31 May 1916. Aged 38. Commemorated on Portsmouth Naval Memorial. Panel 11. H. M. S "Invincible" 24 gun turbine Battle Cruiser. Fought in the Battle of the Falkland Islands when Invincible and H.M.S. "Inflexible" destroyed Admiral Spee's Cruiser Squadron, including Scharnhorst and Gneisenau |
| BROADRIB |
Frederick |
Corporal 23102, 108th Heave Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Son of Frederick and Elizabeth Broadrib, Woolwich, London, Husband of Edith Broadrib 18 Scholar's Road Balham London. Died 27 September 1914. Aged 28. Buried in Buzancy Military Cemetery. 111-B-10 |
| BROOKS |
Sidney G |
Private Royal Warwikshire Regiment, Second 6th Battalion, (241935). Died 3 April 1918. Commemorated on Pozieres Memorial. Panel 18-19 |
| BROOKS |
William H |
Gunner 166038, 121st Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Son of Mrs E Young, 5 Holly Grove, Fontley Fareham. Died of wounds 20 November 1918. Aged 22. Buried in Terlincthun British Cemetery, Wimille. X1-C-23 |
| BROWN |
E W |
Corporal 32340, 108th Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Husband of M A Brown 23 South Wallington Fareham. Killed in action 5 February 1916. Buried in Railway Chateau Cemetery. A-1 |
| BROWN |
James |
Driver 221, 28th Division Ammunition Column, Royal Garrison Artillery, and Royal Field Artillery. Son of James and The Late Sarah Brown, 11 North Road, Fareham. Died 11 October 1916. Aged 21. Buried in Lahana Military Cemetery. 1-C-14 |
| BROWN |
P F |
No further information currently |
| BULL |
Frederick James |
Private G/34140, 1st/6th Battalion, East Surrey Regiment. Son of James and Charlotte Bull 7 East Street Fareham Husband of Nellie Agnes Bull of 5 Deanery Place, Godalming. (Buried in Agra Cantonment Cemetery). Died 31 October 1918. Commemorated on Madras 1914-1918 War Memorial, Chennai Face 15 |
| BULL |
Percival Henry |
Air Mechanic 2nd Class 147458, 9th Squadron, Royal Air Force. Brother of Above. Husband of Evelyn Bull, 4 New Road, Fareham. Died of wounds 30 November 1918. Aged 30. Buried in Mont Huon Military Cemetery, Le Treport X-C-12A |
| BUTTON |
A |
No further information currently |
| CASE |
Geoffrey |
Lieutenant, 2nd Battalion, South Lancashire Regiment. Youngest Son of The Late Mr and Mrs George Henry Case of 76, Southampton Road, Fareham. Killed in action 22 March 1918. Aged 33. Commemorated on Pozieres Memorial. Panel 48-49 |
| CHAMBERLAIN |
E |
No further information currently |
| CHILDS |
Andrew Arthur |
Donkeyman, S. S. "Orange Prince" (Newcastle), Mercantile Marine. Son of Harriet Childs 4 High Street Southwick Fareham. Died 15 November 1915. Aged 31. Commemorated on Tower Hill Memorial |
| CHURCHER |
E T |
Private 291196, 9th Battalion, Devonshire Regiment. Son of George and Ellen Churcher, 5 South Wallington, Fareham. Killed in action 26 October 1917. Aged 32. Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial. Panel 38-40 |
| CHURCHUS |
Herbert |
Private Suffolk Regiment, 11th Battalion, (290140). Son of Frances M Churchus, 52 Southend Cottages, Wallington, Fareham. Died of wounds 13 October 1917. Aged 29. Buried in Mont Huon Military Cemetery, Le Treport. V-B-11A |
| CLACK |
R S |
Private 39076, 2nd Battalion, Royal Berkshire Regiment. Son of Mrs L. A. Power (Formerly Clack) of 18 Quay Street, Fareham and Mr G. A. Power (Stepfather). Killed in action 14 October 1918. Aged 19. Buried in Douai British Cemetery, Cuincy. E-36 |
| CLARK |
Arthur Charles |
Lance Corporal 22086, 5th Battalion, Dorsetshire Regiment. Died 26 September 1916. Commemorated on Thiepval Memorial 7B |
| CLARK |
Fred |
Leading Seaman Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Stonecrop" (231471). Son of George Thomas and Jane Clark of Fareham. 18 September 1917. Aged 29. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 24 |
| CLARK |
G |
Airman 1st Class, Royal Air Force. No Further Information |
| CLARK |
Harry |
Sergeant 27173, 17th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Son of Julia Frances Clarke 12 Holly Grove Fontley and The Late. Charles Clark. 4 October 1916. Aged 27. Martinsart British Cemetery 1-A-23 |
| CLARK |
Henry James |
Private 6206, 2nd/6th Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment. Son of Mr and Mrs Clark 14 Trinity Gardens Fareham Husband of Edith. Jane Boulton Formerly Clark 15 Cranbourne Gardens, Golder's Green, London. 19 July 1916. Aged 28. Loos Memorial Panel 22-25 |
| CLARK |
H R |
Private SD/5441, 14th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment. Died of Wounds 10 April 1916. Fareham Cemetery A 700 |
| CLEMENT |
George |
Ship's Chief Cook 343217, H.M.S. "Princess Royal", Royal Navy. Aged 32. Son of George E and Elizabeth Clement, 2 Trinity Gardens Fareham. Died 15 February 1917. Special Memorial Fareham Cemetery. H.M.S. "Princess Royal" Battle Cruiser. Took Part in The Battles of The Heligoland Bight, Battle of Dogger Bank and Battle of Jutland. |
| COBB |
C |
Private, Manchester Regiment 19th Battalion, (29981). Son of Mark and Kate Cobb, Yew Tree Cottage, Fareham Park. Killed in action 5 January 1918. Aged 24. Hooge Crater Cemetery. Xv1-J-8 |
| COBB |
Ernest |
Private, The King's (Liverpool) Regiment 1st Battalion, (10279). Son of Mark and Kate Cobb, Yew Tree Cottage, Fareham Park. Killed in action 24 October 1914. Aged 24. Menin Gate Memorial Panel 4-6 |
| COKER |
Alfred |
Private Hampshire Regiment. 1st Battalion, (22859). 29 August 1918. Vis-En-Artois Memorial Panel 6 |
| COKER |
Frank |
Able Seaman Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Bayano". (Rfr/Po/B/1974) (209153). 11 March 1915. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 7 |
| COLE |
R N |
No Further Information Currently |
| COLBORNE |
Edward Charles |
Corporal, Hampshire Regiment 14th Battalion, (15110). Son of F. J and L. K. Colborne 63 North Wallington, Fareham. Killed in action 4. 10. 1916. Aged 25. Doullens Communal Cemetery Extension. No 1 1v-F-17. |
| COLLINS |
Reuben Samuel |
Sergeant Royal Engineers. 61st Field Company, (40999). Husband of E. F. Collins Whiteparish, Salisbury. 6 December 1915. Aged 33. Whiteparish (All Saints) Churchyard. East of Church |
| COLQUHOUN |
Robert Crossthwaite |
Major Royal Marine Light Infantry. H.M.S. "Invincible". Son of The Rev Robert Colcqhoun (Indian Chaplain) and Henrietta. Frances Crosthwaite His Wife, Husband of Robina Frances Colquhoun 4 The. Fosseway, Clifton, Bristol. 31 May 1916. Aged 43. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 21 |
| CONLAN |
Arthur Underhill |
2nd Lieutenant London Regiment. (London Irish Rifles). 18th Battalion. 22 May 1916. Arras Memorial Bay 10 |
| COOK |
George Charles |
Private Royal Marine Light Infantry. H.M.S. "Cormorant" (Po/14442). 17 September 1918. Gibralta (North Front) Cemetery C4021 |
| CORPES |
Ernest Edward |
Petty Officer Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Princess Irene". (228816). Husband of Edith Ester Corpes 8 Trinity Gardens Fareham. 27 May 1915. Aged 29. Portsmouth Naval Memorial. "Princess Irene" Was Converted From A Luxurious Liner To A Minelayer. Based At Sheerness, Kent, She Was in The River Medway On 27th May 1915 When. She Blew Up As A Result of A Catastrophic Explosion. There Was Only One. Survivor, Out of A Full Complement of 225, 3 of Whom Were Ashore At The. Time. Mines Were Being Primed On Deck. Also On Board Were 80 Petty Officers. From Chatham and 76 Sheerness Dockyard Workers. |
| COUSENS |
George Edward |
2nd Lieutenant Middlesex Regiment. 1st-8th Battalion. 24 August 1918. Bucquoy Road Cemetery, Ficheux. V1-E-13 |
| COUSENS |
William Thomas |
Private East Surrey Regiment. 8th Battalion, (8055). 1 July 1916. Thiepval Memorial 6b-6c |
| COWLEY |
William John |
Stoker 1st Class Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Greenwich" (Po/306409). 20 July 1916. Lyness Royal Naval Cemetery B97 |
| COX |
Bert |
Gunner Royal Garrison Artillery. 72nd Heavy Battery (52123). 12 July 1916. Basra Memorial Panel 4 and 61 |
| CROSS |
Joseph Henry |
Sergeant Royal Engineers "O" Special Company. (112231). Son of Jospeh and Henrietta Cross 48 Deanes Park Road, Fareham. Died 25 October 1918. Aged 28. Etaples Military Cemetery Lxv1-L-23 |
| CURTIS |
Leonard |
Stoker 1st Class Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Queen Mary" (K/17132). Son of Louise Curtis 14 South Wallington Fareham. 31 May 1916. Aged 21. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 17 |
| DANIELS |
Edward |
Private, Royal Marine Light Infantry (Po/14431). H.M.S. "Hampshire". Son of Mr J. F. Daniels of 111 Gordon Road, Fareham. 5 June 1916. Aged 30. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 22. At 4. 40 Pm On The 5th June 1916 Hampshire Left Scapa Flow in Stormy. Weather and A Force 9 Gale. She Struggled To Make Headway, and Was Only A. Couple of Miles Off Shore When She Hit A Mine. At 7. 40. Pm. She Went Down, Bows First. The Official Death Toll Is 643 Officers and Men, Many of Whom. Are Buried in A Communal Grave At Lyness. The Casualty List Included Lord Kitchener, and Seven of His Staff, Who. Were Passengers On Board. |
| DANIELS |
Ernest Percy |
Private, Royal Marine Light Infantry (Po/14410). H.M.S. "Invincible" ( See Walter Brine). Killed in action 31 May 1916. Aged 22. Son of Mr. J. F Daniels, Brother of Above. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 22 |
| DARBY |
C |
Gunner Royal Garrison Artillery. 26th Heavy Battery (38891). 31 October 1914. Menin Gate Memorial Panel 9 |
| DAVIS |
Albert Edward |
Bombadier Canadian Field Artillery 1st Brigade (40791). 21 August 1917. Aged 21. Son of Arthur. E and Annie. M. Davis, 54 Colenso Road, Fareham. Etaples Military Cemetery Xx11-Q-16 |
| DAY |
Ernest William George |
Private Royal Marine Light Infantry (Po/6628). (Rmr/B/853) H.M.S. Viknor. Son of Frank and Caroline Day, Husband of Maud Mary Day 2 Oak Cottages. Fontley. 13 January 1915. Aged 40. Viknor Sank Off Tory Island (N. Ireland) After Hitting A German Mine In. Heavy Seas. Under The Command of E. O. Ballantyne, It Sank With All Hands, 22. Officers and 273 Ratings. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 9 |
| DICKER |
F |
Private East Surrey Regiment. 2nd Battalion, (23137). 30 January 1919. Haidar Pasha Cemetery. 1-E-9 |
| DODDS |
Vincent |
Stoker 1st Class Royal Navy (K/4611). H.M.S. Hogue. 22 September 1914. Aged 25. Son of Vincent and Amy Dodds, 12 South Wallington, Fareham. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 4 |
| DOE |
Frederick |
Stoker 1st Class Royal Navy (K/15739). H. M. Submarine "E36". Son of Mr and Mrs C. G. Doe 2 Bath Lane Cottages Fareham. 19 January 1917. Aged 22. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 26. Note: Submarine E36 was launched 16th September 1916 and was lost on. 17th January 1917 Lost in North Sea possibly after collision with H.M.S. E43, E36 and E43 left Harwich at 730 on 19th January 1917 for two patrol areas. Off Terschelling, a strong north easterly was blowing. At 1126 just before they left the coast, E43 signalled to E36 to proceed independently. At 1330. E36 was on the port beam but was out of sight by 1500. The sea was running fairly high and at 1850 E43, having lost her bridge screen, eased to 5 knots and turned 16 points to fit a new one. This delay must have enabled E36 to overtake her, for at 1950 off the Haaks Lv, E43 had just altered course to true north when she suddenly sighted a submarine 3 points on the port bow, apparently steering east and only 50 yards off. The helm was put hard to starboard and engines full astern but E43 struck E36, aft from the stern, rode right over her and saw her vanish on the starboard quarter in the darkness. E43 went astern but nothing could be seen in the darkness and heavy sea. nothing more was heard of E36 |
| DRAPER |
John William |
Private 12th (Prince of Wales's Royal) Lancers (9963). Killed in action 1 April 1918. Aged 36. Son of James and Agnes Draper, 43 Gosport Road Fareham. (Served in The South African Campaign). Poziers Memorial, Panel 4 |
| DUNKINSON |
Ernest Christopher |
Lance Corporal Royal Marine Light Infantry (Po/12424). (R. F. R. B 1101) H. Q. Portsmouth. 28 October 1918. Aged 33. Son of Ernest and Alice Dunkinson of Fontley, Husband of Annie. Dunkinson, Fernleigh, Longford Road, Bognor Regis. Highgate Cemetery, Fireman's Corner. |
| EDNEY |
Edward Arthur |
Rifleman King's Royal Rifle Corps 1st Battalion, (11503). Son of George Edney of 57 Paxton Road Fareham. 10 March 1915. Aged 20. Le Touret Memorial Panel 32-33 |
| EDNEY |
G G |
Lance Corporal Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment) (102760). Son of Mark and Sarah Edney Knowle Farm Fareham. 10 July 1918. Esquelbecq Military Cemetery 111-C-21 |
| EDNEY |
N H |
Private Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. 2nd Battalion, (41459). 21 March 1918. Pozieres Memorial Panel 38-40 |
| EGGLESTON |
Frank William |
[Known as EGGLESTON although family name is EGGLESTONE] Private King's Shropshire Light Infantry 1st/4th Battalion, (29243). Born, 24th May 1886, and resident Fareham, enlisted Gosport. Killed in action 3 November 1918. Vin-En-Artios Memorial Panel 8. Enlisted into the Hampshire Regiment (18947) and was sent to fight with the King's Shropshire Light Infantry after reccuperating at the No. 3 rest camp after being injured in action near Valenciennes. |
| ELLIS |
Frederick George |
Lance Sergeant 6th Australian Light Horse (508). (Australian). Son of George and Sarah Ellis, Summerleigh, Fareham. 12 July 1915. Aged 25. Shell Green Cemetery 1-C-25 |
| EVERETT |
Alfred Frank |
Lieutenant Australian Infantry A. I. F. 25th Battalion. (Australian). Son of Frank and Jane Everett, 97 Gordon Road Fareham. 19 February 1917. Aged 39. Wandsworth (Earlsfield) Cemetery Australian 5 |
| FLEET |
John Henry |
Lance Corporal Hampshire Regiment (15104) 14th Battalion. Son of John and Mary Anne Fleet Titchfield Husband of Alice Beatrice. Fleet Titchfield. 28 October 1916. Aged 36. Wimereux Communal Cemetery 1-R-20a |
| FLEET |
Sidney Charles |
Private Hampshire Regiment (9598) 1st Battalion. 23 October 1916. Thiepval Memorial 7c-7b |
| FOSTER |
Ernie Eric |
Sergeant Hampshire Regiment. 15th Battalion, (26924). Son of Mrs Mary Anne Foster 18 Aylesbury Road Copnor Portsmouth. 7 June 1917. Aged 22. Menin Gate Memorial Panel 35 |
| FOX |
C L |
Lieut/Commander Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Mary Rose". Son of Henry Charles and Mary Anna Fox of Plymouth Husband of Eve Fox. 65 Redcliffe Gardens South Kensington London. 17 October 1917. Aged 33. Chatham Naval Memorial 20 |
| FRANKLIN |
S J |
No Further Information Currently |
| FREEMAN |
William Charles |
Private Royal Marine Light Infantry (Po/16779). H.M.S. "Hampshire". 5 June 1916. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 22 |
| FREEMAN |
L |
No Further Information Currently |
| FROST |
G W |
Private Hampshire Regiment Labour Corps (4686). Husbank of Rosa Coker (Formerly Frost) 39 North Road Fareham. 8 February 1918. Aged 37. Fareham Cemetery A. 1658 |
| GARDENER |
John Charles |
Private Hampshire Regiment Second 4th Battalion, (35355). Son of Charlotte Gardener 2 Green Hill Cottages Wallington Fareham. 29 August 1918. Aged 28. Vaulx Hill Cemetery 1-F-9 |
| GOLDIE |
Amyas Leigh |
Lieutenant Gloucester Regiment. 11th Battalion attached 4th Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment. 6 August 1915. Aged 36. Son of Col Mark Henry George Goldie and Amy Isabel Goldie of 45. Clarance Parade Southsea. Helles Memorial Panel 101-104 |
| GOLDIE |
M L |
Major Rha "V" Battery Dso Mvo. 5 March 1915. Aged 39. Son of Mark Henry George and Amy Isabel Goldie, Brother of Above. Aire Communal Cemetery 1-H-2 |
| GRANT |
W C |
No Further Information Currently |
| GRICE |
George |
Private Leicestershire Regiment. 1st Battalion, (12921). 22 March 1918. Arras Memorial Bay 5 |
| GRIGG |
Alfred George |
Lance Corporal Canadian Infantry 60th Battalion, (139091). Son of Mr and Mrs Grigg of Fareham Husband of Adelaide Grigg 502. Runnymede Road Toronto Canada. 11 October 1916. Aged 37. Contay British Cemetery Contay 1v-B-13 |
| GUNNING |
John Walter |
Lieutenant Wiltshire Regiment 1st Battalion. Son of Walter and Lottie Gunning Fairview Portchester Road Fareham. 24 March 1918. Aged 20. Arras Memorial Bay 7 |
| HARRIS |
Frank |
Lance Corporal Hampshire Regiment. 14th Battalion, (15123). 3 September 1916. Thiepval Memorial. 7c-7b |
| HARRIS |
Herbert Charles |
Sergeant Royal Garrison Artillery 65th Siege Battery (23954). Husband of A Harris, 13 Trinity Street Fareham. 15 September 1918. Aged 27. Mont Huon Military Cemetery, Le Treport. V11-G-1a |
| HARVEY |
Kenneth Watson |
Lieutenant Royal Field Artillery 19th H. H. C. Only Son of Mrs Harvey and The Late T. H. Harvey Blackbrook Grove. Fareham. 27 September 1915. Aged 24. Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery 1-A-22 |
| HATCH |
Jesse |
Lieutenant Royal Garrison Artillery 95th Siege Battery MC, DCM, MM. Son of Harry Hatch and Husband of Ethel Mary Hatch 50 Deanes Park Road. Fareham. 23 October 1918. Aged 25. St Aubert British Cemetery V-E-8 |
| HATCH |
John Stephen |
Sergeant Hampshire Regiment. 14th Battalion, (14398). 3. 09. 1916. Thiepval Memorial 7c-7b |
| HATCH |
Philip Arthur |
No Further Information Currently |
| HAWKINS |
Bertram Frank |
Private Devonshire Regiment 2nd Batallion (52298). Son of John Sadler Hawkins and Selina of 29 Mill Road Fareham. 27 May 1918. Aged 19. Sissonne British Cemetery H-5 |
| HAWKINS |
J |
No Further Information Currently |
| HAWKINS |
J A |
No Further Information Currently |
| HAWKINS |
Sidney Victor |
Private Hampshire Regiment 2nd Battalion, (7423). Son of James and Hannah Hawkins of Fareham. 9 August 1918. Aged 28. Bedford House Cemetery. Enclosure No 2 1v. C. 10 |
| HAWKINS |
V |
No Further Information Currently |
| HAYES |
Charles William |
Sergeant Hampshire Regiment 1st Battalion, (8128). Son of John and Maria Hayes 5 Russell's Place Trinity Street Fareham. 3 December 1914. Aged 24. Lancashire Cottage Cemetery 1-C-6 |
| HAYWARD |
George |
Stoker 1st Class Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Victory" (310544). Son of Henry John and Suzannah Hayward of Brickfield Cottages Peel. Common Fareham. 2 November 1918. Aged 31. Haslar Royal Naval Cemetery. E-36-18 |
| HAYWARD |
W |
Private Hampshire Regiment. "D" Company, 14th Battalion, (15018). Son of Henry John and Susannah Hayward Whych Lane Fareham (Brother Of. Above). 23 July 1916. Aged 32. St. Vaast Post Military Cemetery. 111-F-13 |
| HEATH |
William Charles |
Private Hampshire Regiment 2nd Battalion, (9557) Mm. Son of Mr and Mrs E. E. Heath 1 Western Lane West Street Fareham. 17 October 1916. Aged 22. Thiepval Memorial 7c-7b |
| HEDGES |
J H |
Sergrant Royal Garrison Artillery. 137th Siege Battery (61558). 20 October 1917. Voormezeele Enclosures 1 and 2. 1-L-23 |
| HEIFNAN |
A |
Able Seaman Royal Navy. (R. F. R. Po/B/5590) S. S. "Gemma" (210817). Son of Robert and Elizabeth Heifnan Husband of Alice Heifnan 5. Portland Street Fareham. 20 October 1917. Aged 34. Fareham Cemetery A 1636 |
| HILL |
Ernest |
Private 5th Dragoon Guards. (Pricess Charlotte of Wales) (683). Brother of Mrs Tull 28 Portland Street Fareham. 31 October 1914. Aged 27. Menin Gate Memorial Panel 5 |
| HILL |
William |
Private Royal Sussex Regiment. 13th Battalion, (G/15923). 21 April 1918. Tyne Cot Memorial 86-88 |
| HILL |
Frederick Daniel |
Armament Staff Sergeant. Royal Army Ordnance Corps. Royal Garrison Artillery. 5th Company, attached 118th Battery (277). Youngest Son of J. J and E. Hill of Dover, Husband of Ethel Hill, 19. Buckland Avenur Dover. 5 September 1915. Aged 35. St. Scheul French National Cemetery, Amiens 18 |
| HOPKINS |
A C |
Private London Regiment. 23rd Battalion, (4828). Son of Mr A Hopkins. 16 September 1916 Caterpillar Valley Cemetery. Longueval. Xv111-F-3 |
| HOUSE |
Francis Thomas |
Sergeant Scots Guards 2nd Battalion, (8857). Son of Mary Jane Bray (Formerly House) of Croft Cottage Church Path. Fareham and of The Late Thomas House. 25 September 1916. Aged 22. Thiepval Memorial 7d |
| HUMBY |
J |
Private Hampshire Regiment 1st Battalion, (7117). Son of Mrs M Humby 17 Clark's Yard Quay Street Fareham. 19 December 1914. Lancashire Cottage Cemetery 1-C-8 |
| HUTCHINS |
Henry |
Private Essex Regiment 17th Battalion, (37754). Husband of E. D. M. Curtis (Formerly Hutchins) 22 South Wallington. Fareham. Served in The South African War. 23 July 1918. Aged 48. Fareham Cemetery A1701 |
| HYNES |
Ernest Stanley Patrick |
Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 25th Squadron. (Secondary Regt. The Buffs East Kent Regiment). Son of Harry and Edith Hynes. 10 November 1916. Aged 18. Lapugnoy Military Cemetery 11-F-1 |
| JEFFERY |
A |
Private Army Service Corps 717th M. T. Company, Attached 1x Corps Heavy. Artillery (M334627). Son of Mr W. C. Jeffery 14 New Road Fareham. 16 September 1918. Heath Cemetery, Harbonnieres 1x-C-4 |
| JACKSON |
A |
Sergeant Hampshire Regiment. 2nd Battalion, (6801). 27 July 1915. Helles Memorial 125-134 Or 223-226 228-229&328 |
| JONES |
E E C |
Sapper Royal Engineers 506th Field Company, (518726). Son of Edwin Watts Jones and Elizabeth Emma Jones of Hoe Ford Post. Office Fareham. 25 September 1918. Aged 23. Kirechkoi-Hortakoi Military Cemetery - Greece 103 |
| JUDD |
Ernest Charles |
Private Australian Infantry A. I. F. 37th Battalion, (918). (Australian). Son of Charles and Lillian Mary Judd 2 Hoe Ford Fareham. Between 7 June 1917 and 9 June 1917 Age 24. Menin Gate Memorial Ypres Panel 7-17-23-25-27-29-31 |
| KEMP |
George |
Warrant Officer Class 11(B. S. M.) Royal Garrison Artillery 99th Siege. Battery (14719). Husband of Sophia D Kemp Clifton House Gosport Road Fareham. 28 June 1918. Aged 41. Aire Communal Cemetery 111-E-21 |
| KINCH |
G W |
Lance Corporal Royal Sussex Regiment. 2nd Battalion, (L/6376). 1 January 1915. Le Touret Memorial Panel 20-21 |
| KINCH |
Victor James |
Rifleman Hampshire Regiment 1st/8th Battalion, (330971). Son of William and Kate Kinch 119 Gordon Road Fareham. 19 April 1917. Aged 28. Gaza War Cemetery XX1-D-13 |
| KINGSWELL |
L |
Acting Bombadier Royal Garrison Artillery. 1st (Wessex) Heavy Battery (315377). 19 June 1917. Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery. X1V-E-8 |
| KNIGHT |
A |
Officer's Cook 3rd Class Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Defence" (358883). 31 May 1916. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 21 |
| KNIGHT |
A H |
No Further Information Currently |
| LAMB |
D |
Gunner Royal Garrison Artillery Lahore Division Ammunition Column (18487). Husband of A.A. Lamb 65 High Street Fareham. 23 August 1918. Aged 33. Fareham Cemetery A1707 |
| LAMPARD |
Albert Edward |
Leading Seaman H.M.S. "Hampshire". Royal Navy (229487). Husband of Ellen Lampard 43 Trinity Street Fareham. 5 June 1916. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 12 |
| LAMPORT |
John Fred |
Canadian Infantry (British Columbia Regiment) 29th Battalion, (430709). Son of Mr and Mrs J. F. Lamport 11 Portland Street Fareham and Husband of Mary Margaret Lamport 3024 Jutland Road Victoria British Columbia. 21 August 1917. Aged 23. Vimy Memorial |
| LAWRENCE |
F |
Private Grenadier Guards. 4th Battalion, (26008). 1 December 1917. Gouzeaucourt New British Cemetery. 1x-B-1 |
| LAWRENCE |
P |
Private Hampshire Regiment. 14th Battalion, (25036). 26 September 1917. Tyne Cot Memorial Panel 88-90-162 |
| LEACH |
F |
Private Hampshire Regiment. 1st Battalion, (7078). 26 August 1914. Porte-De-Paris Cemetery, Cambrai. 11-A-32 |
| LESTER |
John |
Petty Officer Stoker Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Good Hope" (283924). Son of Eli and Sarah Lester Bisderne Cluse Burley Ringwood and Husband. Os Ruth Lester 32 South Wallington Fareham. 1 November 1914. Aged 38. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 3. From Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. H.M.S. Good Hope Was A 14,100-Ton Drake-Class Armoured Cruiser of The. Royal Navy; She Was Originally Planned To Be Named Africa, But Was Renamed. Before She Was Launched. Laid Down On 11th September 1899 and Launched On 21. February 1901, With Her Heaviest Gun Being of 9. 2 Inch Calibre, She Became. The Flagship of The 1st Cruiser Squadron, Atlantic Fleet, in 1906, and In. 1908 Became The Flagship of The 2nd Cruiser Squadron. She Went Into The Reserve Fleet in 1913, But On The Outbreak of The. First World War She Joined The 6th Cruiser Squadron, Becoming The Flagship of Admiral Sir Christopher Cradock. She Was Sunk With The Loss of Her Entire. Complement of 900 Hands in The Battle of Coronel, On 1 November 1914, Off. The Chilean Coast. |
| LEWIS |
James Herbert Barfield |
Able Seaman Royal Navy H.M.S. "Invincible". (J/8168). Brother of Mrs M. G. Skinner 41 Hartlands Road Fareham. 31 May 1916. Aged 21. Portsmouth Naval Memorial |
| LINTON |
J T |
No Further Information Currently |
| LOADER |
Walter |
Sergeant Royal Garrison Artillery 17th Siege Battery (20640). Husband of Kate Eliza Loader 9 Park Cottages Kiln Road Fareham. 4 October 1918. Aged 34. Doingst Communal Cemetery Extension 111-B-17 |
| LOVELL |
John William |
Private Royal Berkshire Regiment 5th Battalion, (23667). Son of Ellen Lovell Barnfield Cottage Park Lane Fareham and The Late. J. W. Lovell. 9 August 1916. Aged 25. Thiepval Memorial 11d |
| LOVELL |
J W |
No Further Information Currently |
| MARTIN |
Rowland Hill |
Brevet Colonel Norfolk Regiment. 1st Garrison Battalion. CB. CMG. CIE. J. P. Son of Col. A. P. Martin and Mrs Martin of Fareham. Husband Of. Emily Martin. Served With The Bechuanaland Expedition of 1884-8. Mentioned In. Despatches Whilst Serving in The South African War. 31 January 1919. Kirkee 1914-1918 Memorial |
| MASON |
J A |
No Further Information Currently |
| MASON |
Tom Morrant |
Corporal Royal Garrison Artilleery. 86th Heavy Battery (16572). Son of Marion Mason 17 Mayhall Road Copnor Portsmouth and The Late. Thomas Mason. 31 December 1916. Aged 30. Bahgdad (North Gate) War Cemetery. Nisibin Memorial 241 |
| MATHEWS |
A V |
No Further Information Currently |
| MATHEWS |
William James |
Driver Royal Army Service Corps. Royal Field Artillery. Attd. 150th Army Brigade (T3/023211. Son of Richard and Emily Matthews 2 Paxton Road Fareham Husband Of. Edith Mary Matthews 75 Pearscroft Road Fulham London. 2 November 1918. Highland Cemetery, Le Cateau. 111-G-19 |
| MATTHEWS |
Alfred |
Corporal Australian Engineers. 4th Field Company. (Australian) (4127). Son of James and Laura Matthews 49 Gosport Road Fareham. 20 June 1917. Aged 28. Cite Bonjean Military Cemetery Armentieres. V11-B-21 |
| MATON |
E G |
Private Hampshire Regiment. 15th Battalion, (20729). 12 June 1917. Aged 33. St Sever Cemetery Extension Rouen. P-1-F-8a |
| MERRITT |
William |
Private 9296, 1st Battalion Hampshire Regiment. 31 October 1914. Ploegsteert Memorial Panel 6 |
| MINORS |
William H |
Petty Officer Stoker, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Nubian" (284675). 27 October 1916. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 16 |
| MILLARD |
Harold Austin |
Corporal Royal Engineers. 186th Special Company, (113252). Son of Lewis Austin Millard and Eliza Millard 42 Howard Road. Southampton - of Fareham. 13 October 1915. Aged 19. Cambrin Churchyard Extension B-15 |
| MITCHELL |
Godfrey |
Sergeant Royal Marine Light Infantry. H.M.S. "Paxton" (Po/14477). Son of The Late William and Charlotte Mitchell. 20 May 1917. Aged 27. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 27 |
| MORGAN |
F |
No Further Information Currently |
| MORGAN |
H |
No Further Information Currently |
| MOORE |
Frederick George |
Gunner Royal Field Artillery. "D"Battery 63rd Brigade (58176). Son of George and Eliza Moore 4 Bath Road Cottages Fareham. 3 May 1917. Aged 22. Bunyans Cemetery, Tilloy-Les-Mofflaines. B-10 |
| MORRIS |
A E |
Bombadier Royal Garrison Artillery. 26th Heavy Battery (19849). 24 April 1917. Achiet-Le-Grand Communal Cemetery Extension. 11-M-17 |
| MORRISS |
Frederick Charles |
Able Seaman Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Victory I" (J/31524). Son of William Phillimore and Emma Elizabeth Morriss. 7 November 1917. Aged 20. Haslar Royal Naval Cemetery E-37-7 |
| MORTAR |
J H |
No Further Information Currently |
| MOSS |
Leonard Spencer |
Bombadier Royal Field Artillery. "D" Battery 62nd Brigade (87261). Son of Frank and Mary Moss of Fareham Hunband of Gertrude Ellen Moss. 27 Southampton Road Fareham. 11 March 1918. Aged 28. Merville Communal Cemetery Extension. 1. C. 22 |
| MOSS |
Percy William |
2nd Lieutenant Machine Gun Corps 59th Battalion. (Brother of Above). Son of Frank and Mary Moss 25 Southampton Road Fareham. 22 August 1918. Aged 36. Cabaret Rouge British Cemetery, Souchez. V111-N-19 |
| NAPIER |
Henry Lenox |
Major Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment) 11th Battalion. 17 November 1915. Hollybrook Memorial, Southampton |
| NEW |
J |
No Further Information Currently |
| NEWLYN |
Frederick |
Private Hampshire Regiment 14th Battalion, (15137). Husband of Mary Annie Newlyn 17 New Road Fareham. 3 September 1916. Aged 32. Thiepval Memorial 7c-7b |
| NEWLAND |
William Robert |
Private Hampshire Regiment 14th Battalion, (18113). Son of James William and Caroline Mary Newland 13 Old Turnpike. Fareham. 26 September 1917. Aged 32. Tyne Cot Memorial Panel 88-90 and 162 |
| NEWMAN |
Sidney George |
Master At Arms Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Changunola" (350066). 8 September 1916. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 21 |
| NORSTER |
J |
Private Royal Berkshire Regiment 5th Battalion, (35874). Son of Robert and Matilda Norster Husband Os Alice Norster 4 North. Road Fareham. 13 September 1917. Aged 38. Monchy British Cemetery, Monchy-Le-Preux 1-L-26 |
| NORTON |
Richard Conyers |
Lieutenant Royal Horse Artillery "E" Battery. Son of Edith Sarah Norton Uplands Fareham and the late Edward Norton. J. P. 23 March 1918. Aged 20. Bouchoir New British Cemetery. 1v-D-82 |
| NUGENT |
Mark Lavallin O'Reilly |
Assistant Paymaster Royal Naval Reserve. H.M.S. "Hampshire". 5 June 1916. Portsmouth Naval Memorial |
| O'BRIEN |
Daniel Patrick |
Gunner Royal Field Artillery. 63rd Battery. Son of The Late John and Mary O'Brien of Portsmouth. 28 October 1916. Aged 20. Basra Memorial Panel 3 and 60 |
| O'BRIEN |
Francis |
Sapper Royal Engineers. 4th Signal Company, (34041). Son of The Late F and Mary O'Brien of Portsmouth - Brother of Above. 27 December 1915. Aged 25. Forceville Communal Cemetery and Extension. 1-C-5 |
| O'RORKE |
Bernard |
Stoker 1st Class Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Conquest" (292020). Husband of Blanche O'Rourke 16 Tangier Road Copnor Portsmouth. 28 March 1916. Aged 40. Clacton Cemetery C 251 |
| OSGOOD |
A |
Bombadier Royal Field Artillery. "B" Battery 66th Brigade (11479). Son of Frank and Elizabeth Osgood. 18 Hambrook Raod Gosport Born At Fareham. 2 December 1917. Aged 30. Baghdad (North Gate) War Cemetery. X11-G-14 |
| OSWALD |
George |
Stoker 1st Class Royal Navy (307066). H.M.S. "Tartar". 17 June 1917. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 26 |
| OTTLEY |
Glendower George |
Major Royal Fusiliers East Surrey Regiment attached 9th Battalion. Son of Richard and Fanny Ottley Husband of Florence Ottley Clanconnel, Catisfield, Fareham. Served in The Tirah Campaign On The Punjab Frontier 1897-8 and in The. South African War. 3 September 1916. Thiepval Memorial 8c-9a-16a |
| PAICE |
H |
Corporal 5th Dragoon Guards. (Princess Charlotte of Wales's) (5475). 31 October 1914. Menin Gate Memorial Panel 5 |
| PEATE |
Andrew |
Warrant Officer Class 11(B. S. M.) Royal Garrison Artillery 6th Siege. Battery (18941). Son of Janet Garrett (Formerly Peate) and The Late Samual Peate, Husband of The Late Edith Peate (Formerly Matthews) of Fareham. 4 September 1915. Aged 36. Ypres Reservoir Cemetery 1v-E-15 |
| PECKHAM |
S E |
Private The Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment "D" Company, 16th Battalion. (C/40475). Son of Edmund and Eliza Peckham. 47 Westfield Road Eastney Portsmouth. 23 August 1917. Aged 19. Fareham Cemetery A. 1625 |
| PENNY |
W F |
Private Hampshire Regiment. 14th Battalion. 1-10-17. Westoutre British Cemetery A. 10 |
| PESTELL |
E |
No Further Information Currently |
| PESTELL |
Henry |
Driver Royal Garison Artillery. 1st /1st Wessex Battery (315206). 26 March 1918. Arras Memorial Bay 1 |
| PHELPS |
Duncan |
2nd Lieutenant Royal Sussex Regiment. Attd Hampshire Regiment. 29 September 1918. Tyne Cot Memorial 86-88 |
| PIKE |
George Guy |
Private Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 11th Company, Hampshire Regiment (17997). Mm. Son of Kate Pike of Fareham and The Late James Pike Dcm. 9 April 1917. Arras Memorial Bay 10 |
| PIKE |
H |
Rifleman Rifle Brigade. 4th Battalion, (596). 1 March 1915. Menin Gate Memorial 46-48 and 50 |
| PINK |
Henry J G |
Lance Corporal Royal Irish Regiment 2nd Battalion, (8380). Son of Hanry J and Sarah J Pink. 73 North Wallington Fareham. 5 July 1916. Aged 26. Thiepval Memorial 3a |
| PINK |
W F G |
Private Royal Army Service Corps. 1st Troops M. T. Company, (M2/077000). Son of George Pink of Curdridge Botley and Husband of Emily S Pink 25. Jersey Road Buckland Portsmouth. 2. 04. 1919. Aged 32. Lille Southern Cemetery 11-B-8 |
| PIPE |
George H |
Sergeant Rifle Brigade 12th Battalion. 25-09-15. Ploegsteert Memorial Panel 10 |
| PINCHARD |
F L |
Able Seaman Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Seymour" J/28947(Po). Foster Son of Mrs Annie Donnelly of Glenwood Fontley Fareham. 8 November 1918. Aged 20. Fareham Cemetery A 1734 |
| PLUMMER |
W H |
Private Royal Sussex Regiment. 13th Battalion, (G/16061). Son of Eliza Goldsmith (Formerly Plummer) 2 Dolphin Terrace, Kinston-By-Sea Brighton, Sussex and The Late Henry Plummer. 27 September 1917. Aged 20. Tyne Cot Memorial 86-88 |
| PRICE |
Frank John |
Private Border Regiment 7th (West and Cumb Yeomanry) Battalion, (39433). Son of The Late John and Mary Price Fairthorne Cottages Fareham. 4 November 1918. Aged 27. Englefontaine British Cemetery |
| QUARRY |
St JOHN SHANDON |
Major Royal Berkshire Rgeiment 3rd Battalion. Commanding 1st Battalion. Son of Col. John Quarry (Royal Berkshire Regiment) and Isa Florence. Quarry (Nee Simmonds) Husband of Violet Myers (Formerly Quarry) On. Woodmancote Manor, Cirencester, Glos. Native of Redlands Fareham. Wounded At. Ypres 1914 and Also Served in Italy. 14 April 1918. Aged 30. Merville Communal Cemetery Extension. 111. D. 29 |
| RAMSAY |
John Richard |
Major Royal Field Artillery 106th Howitzer Battery. Son of Florence Mary Ramsay of Cams Hall Fareham and The Late Captain. John Ramsey (Retired Royal Engineers). 6 January 1917. Aged 32. Amara War Cemetery X-E-3 |
| RAMSAY |
N |
Lieutenant 4th Dragoon Guards (Royal Irish) Royal Field Artillery. Son of Mrs Florence Mary Ramsay Cams Hall Fareham Brother of Above. 13 November 1914. Aged 34. Dranouter Churchyard 111-D-2 |
| RANDELL |
Frederick |
Boatman. H. M. Coastguard. 301408. Naval General Service Medal (Persian Gulf). Son of Mr and Mrs Randell 13 Clarence Place Gosport Husband of Eliza. Jane Randell 8 Clark's Buildings, Quay Street Fareham. 16. 12. 1914. Aged 30. Whitby Cemetery Blue 6917 |
| READ |
W |
Private The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Second 4th Battalion, 931124. Son Mr and Mrs J. E. Read 2 Kilmn Cottage West Street Fareham. 28 September 1918. Aged 22. Anneux British Cemetery. 1-C-4 |
| REYNOLDS |
John William |
Gunner Royal Garrison Artillery 116th Heavy Battery (48102). Son of Samuel and Emily Reynolds South Wraxall Wilts Husband of Iris. Stella Reynolds 31 Gordon Road Fareham. 8 November 1918. Aged 24. St. Marie Cemetery, Le Harvre Div. 62. 11-Q-1 |
| ROACH |
F W |
Private Worcestershire Regiment 14th Battalion. 28-08-18. Abbeville Communal Cemetery Extension. 1v-D-13 |
| ROBERTS |
Charles Willis |
2nd Lieutanant Devonshire Regiment 1st Battalion. Son of William Thomas and Jessie Grace Roberts of Plymouth Husband Of. Agnes Grace Berry (Formerly Roberts) of Ashton, 10 Deanes Park Road Fareham. Regiment. Had been pulled out of The Somme to Italy, where they were building a bridge over the river. Every day an Austrian plane flew over to check progress. On the 28th December 1917 the pilot threw out a hand grenade. It killed Charles Roberts and his friend 2nd Lieutenant A. W. Hill. They were both buried with full Military Honours, the coffins carried by 8 Officers of the Battalion, 2 from each Company, the Firing Party formed by men of both men's Platoons. The funeral was attended by Lieutenant Colonel Rupert. H. Anderson Morshead, 1st Devons (himself later killed, and buried at Salcombe Regis Churchyard, Devon, and names on the Soissons Memorial). 28 December 1917. Padua Main Cemetery A. 5 |
| ROBINSON |
C H |
Lance Corporal Lincolnshire Regiment. 8th Battalion, (41716). Husband of Elsie Lillian Robinson. Beeston Cottage Lindon Road, Hook, Basingstoke. 8 October 1918. Aged 31. Naves Communal Cemetery. 111-C-4 |
| RUSSELL |
Charles Herbert |
Lance Corporal Machine Gun Corps 55th Battalion, (62797). Son of W and L Russell 14 North Wallington Fareham and Husband of Mrs. H East (Formerly Russell) East Street Titchfield Fareham. 11 April 1918. Aged 27. Loos Memorial Panel 136 |
| RUSSELL |
John Thomas |
Private Royal Sussex Regiment. 1st/5th Battalion. 16-08-16. Thiepval Memorial 7c |
| RUSSELL |
William J |
Private Hampshire Regiment. 14th Battalion, (15155). Husband of Kathleen Stone (Formerly Russell) 77 Gordon Road Fareham. 3 September 1916. Aged 28. Ancre British Cemetery Beaumont-Hamel. 111-B-10 |
| SALISBURY |
J |
Petty Officer Royal Navy. H.M. Submarine "E4" (201219). 15 August 1916. Shotley (St Mary) Churchyard. Submarine Enclosure |
| SCIVIER |
W |
No Further Information Currently |
| SCRIVENS |
H E |
Gunner Royal Field Artillery. (68338). 1 October 1918. Kirkee 1914-1918 Memorial Face 2 |
| SEARLE |
Harry Edward |
Lance Corporal Hampshire Regiment. 1st Battalion, (9594). 1 July 1916. Thiepval Memorial 7c-7b |
| SHARP |
A |
Leading Seaman Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Excellent" (20305(Po)). (Shore Training Establshment). 25 December 1916. Fareham Cemetery A1569 |
| SHEPPARD |
Frederick Wesley |
Lance Corporal Rifle Brigade 3rd Battalion, (4868). Son of John and Charlotte Sheppard of Wickham Hants. 5 April 1916. Aged 21. Berks Cemetery Extension 11-D-43 |
| SHEPPARD |
Francis Ernest |
Driver Royal Horse Artillery. "R" Battery (49588). Son of Louisa Anne Sheppard 2 Devons Road Bow London and The Late. Edward Sheppard. 25 November 1915. Greenwich Cemetery. Screen Wall 3 "C". A. 65 |
| SHEPPARD |
J H |
No Further Information Currently |
| SHIELDS |
Herbert |
Staff Sergeant (Farrier). Royal Field Artillery. 114th Battery. attached. 26th Heavy Battery (15815). Son of Thomas and Sarah Shields of Lincoln. 22 December 1914. Aged 30. Boulogne Eastern Cemetery. 111-B-70 |
| SHORT |
Albert |
Driver Royal Engineers (Aldershot). (136818). Son of Emily Short 17 South Wallington, Fareham. 26 February 1916. Fareham Cemetery A 1508 |
| SICELY |
W E |
No Further Information Currently |
| SICELY |
W |
Lance Corporal Rifle Brigade. 2nd Battalion, (1582). 18 March 1916. Rue-Du-Bois Military Cemetery Fleurbaix. 1-C-20 |
| SILVESTER |
W G |
Private Hampshire Regiment 15th Battalion, (17421). Son of Albert Silvester 3 Portland Street Fareham and The Late Ellen. Silvester. 15 September 1916. Aged 22. Bulls Road Cemetery, Flers 11-H-6 |
| SIMMONDS |
Guy Le Burn |
Private Australian Infantry A.I.F. (Australian) 56th Battalion, (2042). Son of Ida Holliday (Formerly Simmonds) Windmill House, Peel Common, Fareham and The Late Harry Simmonds. 15 May 1917. Aged 20. Villers-Bretonneux Memorial |
| SMITH |
C H |
Private Dortsetshire Regiment. 1st Battalion, (22320). 7 February 1917. Varennes Military Cemetery. 1-H-49 |
| SMITH |
J T |
Private 16th (The Queen's) Lancers (3749). 30 May 1915. Hazebrouck Communal Cemetery. 11-A-19 |
| SPEDDING |
Frederick |
Cook's Mate 2nd Class Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Hampshire" (M/13608). Son of Mrs L Everett 85 Gordon Road Fareham. 5 June 1916. Aged 19. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 21 |
| SPEDDING |
W |
Officer's Steward 2nd Class Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Partridge" (L/4357). Destroyer, Sunk By Gunfire From Four German Destroyers in Convoy Off. The Norwegian Coast. Son of Mrs L Everett 85 Gordon Road Fareham. Brother of The Above. 12 December 1917. Aged 22. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 26 |
| STACEY |
Edward |
Private Wiltshire Regiment 2nd Battalion, (19836). Son of Edward and Elizabeth Stacey. 11 South Wallington Fareham. 6 November 1916. Aged 40. Fareham Cemetery A1552 |
| STANLEY |
W G |
Gunner Royal Garrison Artillery 115th Heavy Battery (36723). Son of The Late John and Amelia Stanley. 12 July 1916. Aged 22. Fareham Cemetery A1532 |
| STARES |
Thomas Henry |
Petty Officer Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Queen Mary". Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Served in The South African War. Husband of Agnes Taylor (Formerly Stares) 51 Landport Street, Portsmouth. 31. 05. 1916. Aged 34. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 12. Queen Mary. Queen Mary Was Sunk By Heavy Shells From Seydlitz and Derfflinger. Penetrating A Forward Magazine of The 1275 Crew, Only 9 Survived, 7 Being. Picked Up By British Ships, The Other 2 By Germans. Battle of Jutland |
| STEELE |
D'Arcy Walter Stewart |
Second Lieutenant Dorsetshire Regiment 3rd Battalion. Son of Walter Matthew and Aline Stewart Steele, Vicar's Hill, Fareham. 1 October 1916. Aged 21. Thiepval Memorial 7b |
| STEVENS |
P |
Private Army Service Corps 62nd Field Bakery (Ss/1519). Son of Thomas and Sara Stevens, 91 Trinity Street Fareham. 13 February 1916. Ste. Marie Cemetery, Le Harvre Div. 19-R-1 |
| STOCKWELL |
Henry |
Gunner Royal Field Artillery 41st Battery (10497). Son of Lidia Savage 37 North Wallington, Fareham. 7 April 1916. Aged 18. Dickebusch New Military Cemetery I-29 |
| STONE |
George Edwin |
Cook's Mate Royal Navy H.M.S. "Ariel" (M/4686). Husband of M. M. Stone, 61 Gosport Road, Fareham. 2 August 1918. Aged 29. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 30 |
| STONEAGE |
Richard |
Able Seaman Royal Navy H.M.S. "Queen Mary" (230472). Son of Anne Stoneage 49 Gordon Road Fareham. 31 May 1916. Aged 27. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 13 |
| STRUGNELL |
Charles |
Sapper Royal Engineers. 54th Div. Signal Company, (368379). Husband of S. B. Strugnell 38 Oving Road Chichester. 22 August 1919. Aged 32. Alexandria (Hadra) War Memorial Cemetery G. 6 |
| SWATTON |
A W |
Sergeant Royal Engineers. 1sr/7th (Hamts) Field Company, (187). 2 October 1916. Struma Military Cemetery. 11-G-14 |
| SWEET |
E R C |
Gunner. Royal Garrison Artillery 122nd Siege Battery (117045). 13 February 1919. Portsdown (Cristchurch) Military Cemetery C. 28a |
| TALMASH |
W D |
No Further Information Currently |
| TATE |
T |
Private Hampshire Regiment. 1st Battalion, (8141). 13 May 1915. Menin Gate Memorial Panel 35 |
| TAYLOR |
N A |
No Further Information Currently |
| TEE |
William |
Pricate Royal Fusiliers "B" Company. 10th Battalion, (42778). Hsband of Ellen Tee 35 Southampton Road Fareham. 9 April 1917. Aged 41. Arras Memorial Bay 3 |
| THOMPSON |
Richard Andrew |
Private Royal Marine Light Infantry (Po/14661). 5. 06. 1916. Lyness Royal Naval Cemetery F. 38 |
| TOWNSEND |
Richard Herbert Denny |
Commander Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Invincible". Mentioned in Despatches (Falkland Islands Action). Son of Dr. R. H. Townsend M. B and Mrs Townsend of Queenstown Husband of Phyllis M. G. Townsend of "Fairhaven" Batheaston, Bath. 31. 05/1916. Aged 37. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 10 |
| VENNER |
G E |
Major, Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment) 1st and 3rd. Battalion. 8 July 1916. Dantzig Alley British Cemetery, Mametz. 11-M-3 |
| WALKER |
Thomas Francis Ayre |
Rifleman King's Royal Rifle Corps 1st Battalion, (4230). Son of Mr and Mrs J. Walker 212 Victoria Street. Grimsby Husband Of. Emily Louisa Walker 31 Light Street Fareham. 30 October 1914. Aged 33. Menin Gate Memorial Ypres Panel 51-53 |
| WARNER |
Leonard Arthur |
Private Hampshire Regiment 10th Battalion. Son of Mark and Emma Warner 27 Paxton Road Fareham. 1 September 1918. Aged 21. Karasouli Military Cemetery C. 653 |
| WATKINS |
Charles Thomas |
Private Hampshire Regiment 1st Battalion, (15535). Husband of Mrs A. I. Brant (Formerly Watkins) 13 Trinity Gardens. Fareham. 30. 05. 1918. Aged 31. Mont-Bernanchon British Cemetery, Gonnehem 1-G-2 |
| WELLS |
George |
Company, Sergeant Major. Hampshire Regiment 14th Battalion, (5980). Son of George and Eliza Wells, St Mary Bourne, Husband of Ada Mary. Wells, 3 The Elms, Deanes Park Road, Fareham. 9 June 1917. Aged 35. Vlamertinghe Military Cemetery. V1-N-18 |
| WEST |
L W (Or S W) |
Bombadier Royal Field Artillery. 63rd Battery (22381). 2 April 1917. Baghdad (North Gate) War Cemetery. Angora Memorial 176 |
| WILLCOX |
A |
Lance Corporal Dorsetshire Regiment. 2nd Battalion, (79531). 20 April 1916. Kut War Cemetery D-10 |
| WILLCOX |
George |
Leading Stoker Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Invincible" (308932). Son of The Late William Wilcox of Fareham Husband of Florence Nellie. Small (Formerly Wilcox) 5 Prospect Place, Trinity Street Fareham. Aged 28. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 17 |
| WILKINS |
C F |
No Further Information Currently |
| WINSOR |
Robert George |
Private Dorsetshire Regiment. 1st Battalion, (5880). 22 October 1914. Le Touret Memorial Panel 22-23 |
| WHEELER |
J H |
Able Seaman Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. Anson Battalion, R. N. Division. (R/5608). Husband of Mary Wheeler 89 Gordon Road Fareham. 25 May 1918. Aged 31. Knightsbridge Cemetery, Mesnil-Martinsart F-70 |
| WHITE |
Edward |
Gunner 22532, 5th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. Killed in action 22nd March 1918. Born Fareham, enlisted Gosport. No known grave. Commemorated on Pozieres Memorial, Somme, France. Panel 7 to 10. |
| WHITTAKER |
Arthur Charles |
Private Hampshire Regiment. 11th Battalion, (33461). Son of Kate Whittaker, Southampton Hill, Titchfield and The Late. Carnarvon Whittaker. 22 March 1918. Aged 19. Pozieres Memorial Panel 48 |
| WHITTAKER |
C L |
No Further Information Currently |
| WINGATE |
G (W G Correctly) |
Private Hampshire Regiment. 1st Battalion, (25426). Son of William George and Mary Ann Wingate of Catisfield Fareham. Husband Os Laura Bertha Ralph (Formerly Wingate) The Cottage, Merrow Grange, Guildford. 1 March 1917. St Sever Cemetery Extension, Rouen. O-V1-A-3 |
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| JACOBS |
Alexander |
Private 2524, 1st/4th (Territorial) Battalion, Hampshire Regiment. Died in Mesopotamia 15th June 1916. Aged 33. Born Fareham, enlisted Portsmouth, resident Dorchester. Son of John Lavender Jacobs, of Fareham, Hants. Buried in BAGHDAD (NORTH GATE) WAR CEMETERY, Iraq. Plot XIV. Row E. Grave 10. |
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IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES |
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| ABRAMS |
Thomas Edwin |
Captain Royal Artillery. 9 Coast Regiment (164292). 22 June 1943. Kanchanaburi War Cemetery. 6-A-1 |
| ADAMS |
H J |
Guardsman, Grenadier Guards - No Further Information Currently |
| ADAMS |
Percy Albert |
Gunner Royal Artillery. 95 Battery 49 Lieutenant A.A. Regiment. (1736093). Son of James and Annie Adams Husband of V. N. K. Adams of Fareham. 23 November 1942. Aged 34. Singapore Memorial Column 11 |
| ADMANS |
Harold George |
Lieutenant Colonel. Pioneer Corps Royal Warwickshire Regiment (9307). Son of Stephen and Frances Mary Admans of Herne Hill Husband Of. Winifred Archie Admans of Herne Hill. 24 November 1946. Aged 52. Fareham Cemetery. A-B-13 Grave 4223 |
| ALEXANDER |
Norman Bert Jones |
Corporal Royal Air Force. 30 Squadron (529742). Son of Bert and Ive Alexander Brockhurst, Hants. 31 May 1941. Aged 23. Alamein Memorial Column 244 |
| ALLEN |
Charles James |
Gunner Royal Artillery. 145 Lieutenant A.A. Regiment (11430097). Son of Ernest James and Emma Allen of Fareham 10 January 1945. Aged 54. Fareham Cemetery A-B-Grave 4015 |
| ATKINS |
H D |
Royal Navy. No Further Information Currently |
| BAKER |
R |
Private, West Kent Regiment. No Further Information Currently |
| BARBER |
John Arthur Hector Mcdonald |
Petty Officer Stoker Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Kimberley" (Destroyer). (P/K 59982). Husband Os Kathleen Mcg Barber of Fareham. 16 February 1940. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 41-2 |
| BARBER |
Michael Timothy |
Flight Lieutenant Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve (145078). Son of Gerald and Dorothy Barber of Manchester. 22 October 1946. Aged 23. Runnymede Memorial Panel 285 |
| BARFOOT |
William Edward |
Private Hampshire Regiment. 1/4th Battalion, (5512082). Son of George. E and Eva Barfoot, Wallington, Fareham. 15 September 1943. Aged 19. Salerno War Cemetery 11-E-41 |
| BARLOW |
Albert John |
Sergeant Royal Northumberland Fusiliers and No. 6 Commando(4275682). Husband of Irene. E. Barlow of Gosport Hants. 22 November 1942. Aged 37. Bone War Cemetery, Annaba. 111-A-11 |
| BATES |
Douglas James |
Petty Officer Supply Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Algerine" (P/Mx 67566). Son of William and Leonora Hanna Bates Husband of Thelma Marion Bates of Edinburgh. 15 November 1942. Aged 25. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 69/3 |
| BAXTER |
Claude |
Leading Stoker Royal Navy. H.M. Submarine "Triumph" (P/K 58839). Husband of Emily Maude Baxter of Fareham. 20 January 1942. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 67/3 |
| BLUNDEN |
Arthur Edward |
Marine - Royal Marines. R. M. Group M. N. B. D. O (Ex/5155). Son of Arthur Hanry and Myra Jane Blunden of Fontley, Fareham. 1 June 1941. Aged 23. Plymouth Naval Memorial Panel 59-2 |
| BONE |
Charles Edward |
Private Royal Sussex Regiment. 5th Cinque Ports Battalion, (5505235). Son of Mr and Mrs William Bone, Husband of Vera Bone Corsby, Scunthorpe Lincs. 27 October 1942. Aged 27. El Alamein War Cemetery. Xv111-B-18 |
| BONE |
Edward Charles |
Gunner Royal Artillery. 275 Battery 69 Anti Tank Regiment. (1452883). Son of Edward and Julia Rose Bone of Fareham. 13 March 1945. Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery. 11-E-21 |
| BONE |
William Henry |
Craftsman Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (7644677). Son of Mr and Mes William Bone of Fareham and Husband of Edith May. Bone of Fareham. 26 May 1943. Aged 32. Singapore Memorial Column 110 |
| BOWERS |
Leo Stuart |
Ordinary Seaman Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Hood" (P/JX 157338). Son of William Richard and Ivy Bowers of Knowle, Fareham. 24 May 1941. Aged 18. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 50 |
| BRADLEY |
J |
Private, Royal Tanks. No Further Information Currently |
| BRIDGES |
Peter |
Leading Air Fitter Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Glorious" (FAA/Fx. 76078). Son of Robert and Bessie Maud Bridges. 8 June 1940. Aged 21. Lee-On-Solent Memorial Bay 1 Panel 4 |
| BULMAN |
Kenneth Frank |
Petty Officer Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Hood" (P/J 103720). Son of John and Henrietta Bulman Husband of Mary C Bulman of Fareham. 24 May 1941. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 46 Column 1 |
| BURRIDGE |
Herbert Frederick |
Lieutenant Quatermaster. Royal Army Service Corps (230945). Son of Herbert Frederick and Tryphena Martha Burridge Husband Of. Elizabeth Burridge of Hill Park, Fareham. 15 July 1944. Aged 52. Fareham Cemetery A-3250 |
| BURROUGHS |
Francis Augustine |
Flight Sergeant Pilot. Royal Air Force (534866). Son of Francis Reginald and Annie Burroughs Husband of Vera Dorothy. Burroughs of Fareham. 1 May 1944. Aged 28. Fareham Cemetery A-3954 |
| BURT |
Ernest Henry Ash |
Leading Signalman Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Royal Oak" (P/JX 126157). 14 October 1939. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 34 Column 3 |
| CHALONER |
Thomas |
Stoker 1st Class Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Formidable" (P/K 23739). Son of Alfred and Alice Chaloner Husband of Doris Wyatt Chaloner Of. Afreham. 26 May 1941. Aged 50. Portsmouth Naval Memorial. Panel 54 Column 3 |
| CHAPPELL |
Robert Edwin |
Able Seaman Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Hood". Son of Arthur and Florence Chappell Husband of Frances May Chappell. 24 May 1941. Aged 38. Portsmouth Naval Memorial. Panel 47. Column 2 |
| CLARK |
Ross Lewis |
Sergeant Air Gunner. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. 166 Squadron (1603824). Son of George Herbert and Florence Annie Clark of Fareham. 28 April 1944. Aged 21. Vevey (St Martin's) Cemetery. Grave 116 |
| CLARKE |
Henry Edward |
Petty Officer Steward Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Acasta" (P/L 13712). 9 June 1940. Aged 35. Husband of Nellie Louisa Clarke of Fareham. Sunk With H.M.S. "Ardent" in action Against Scharnhorts and Gneisenau. Acasta Torpedoed Scharnhorst Before She Sank. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 43/2 |
| CLARKE |
James W |
Warrant Officer Class 11 (R.Q.M.S.) Royal Artillery (1062789). 10 June 1947. Aged 39. Son of James and Elizabeth Clarke, Husband of Winifrid Marjorie Clarke of Fareham. Fareham Cemetery A-B14-4290 |
| CLARKE |
Ronald Wilfrid |
Corporal Royal Engineers. 38 Field Company. (1869507). 1 August 1943. Aged 31. Son of Annie Clarke and Stepson of George Downs, Husband of Doris. Gladys Helen Clarke of Lake, Sandown, I. O. W. Catania War Cemetery, Sicily. 1v-J-40 |
| COGGER |
Thomas Edward |
Marine, Royal Marines. H.M.S. "Hood" (Po/21115). 24 May 1941. Aged 39. Son of William Anthony and Eliza Maud Cogger Husband of Kathleen. Gogger of Fareham. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 88/3 |
| COLEMAN |
W |
Private Hampshire Regiment, No Further Information |
| COLLINS |
Ernest |
Chief Stoker, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Roule" (P/K 4372). 12 September 1947. Aged 56. Husband of Alice Collins of Fareham. Fareham Cemetery. A-4308 |
| COLWELL |
Reginald Frank |
Stoker Petty Officer Mechanic. Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Victory". 4 December 1947. Aged 38. (P/Kx 79903). Southampton Crematorium |
| COOK |
Henry Douglas |
Commissioned Gunner (T). Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Belmont" (Destroyer). 31 January 1942. Aged 37. Son of Ernest George and Lizzie Cook of Fontley, Fareham. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 62/1 |
| COOK |
Ronald George |
Ordinary Seaman Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Victory" (P/Ssx 33657). Son of Ernest George and Lizzie Cook of Fontley Fareham. Brother of Above. 6 October 1940. Aged 18. Fareham Cemetery A-A-3496 |
| COOMBES |
Arthur Edwin Dennis |
Signalman, Royal Corps of Signals. (1428627). 6/7/12-1942. Aged 22. Son of Ernest Michael and Amy Coombes of Fareham. Brookwood Memorial Panel 8/1 |
| COPPINGER |
Brendan |
Commander, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Cochrane". Son of Inspector General R. Coppinger R. N and Matilda Coppinger, Husband of Dorothy Mary Coppinger of Shere, Surrey. Also Served in The. 1914-1918 War. 14 December 1940. Aged 54. Dunfermline (Douglas Bank) Cemetery. A/235 |
| COX |
William Jack |
Stoker 1st Class Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Argus" (P/Kx 78712) (Aircraft Carrier). Son of Wiliam Henry and Charlotte Harriet Cox Husband of Kathleen. Olive Cox of Fareham. 22-01-40. Portsmouth Naval Memorial. Panel 42/1 |
| CROFTS |
Edward Arthur |
Engine Room Artificer 4th Class. Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Royal Oak" (P/Mx 49178). Son of Robert and Elizabeth Crofts, Husband of Betty Crofts of Fareham. 14 October 1939. Aged 23. Portsmouth Naval Memorial. Panel 34/3 |
| CROFTS |
Frederick Charles |
Gunner Royal Artillery. 69 Anti-Tank Regiment (1475189). Son of Robert John and Elizabeth Sarah Crofts of Fareham Husband Of. Rosetta Elizabeth Crofts of Fareham. Brother of Above. 6 March 1943. Aged 38. Fareham Cemetery A-3822 |
| CROUCH |
Cecil Henry |
Petty Officer Regulating Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Hood" (P/M 40093). Son of William James and Daisy Ellen Crouch, Husband of Eva May Crouch of Fareham. 24 May 1941. Aged 32. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 58/1 |
| CURTIS |
Bennett |
Petty Officer, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "St Vincent". (P/229222). Husband of Ethel Curtis of South Wallington Fareham. 13 March 1945. Aged 59. Fareham Cemetery A-4049 |
| CURTIS |
Oliver |
Aircraftsman 1st Class Royal Air Force (Auxilliary Air Force) (863404). Husband of Lillian Margerate Curtis of Fareham. 19 October 1942. Aged 52. Fareham Cemetery A-3373 |
| DOWDING |
Bruce |
Corporal Royal Corps of Signals. 56th Infantry Brigade Signals. (2320321). Son of Bertram and Catherine Dowding of Wickham Hants. 13 June 1944. Aged 29. Bayeux War Cemetery X1v-K-8 |
| DRYDEN |
James Edward |
Petty Officer Airman. Royal Navy (Faa/Fx. 76550). H.M.S. "Victorious". 23 February 1942. Aged 31. Lee-On-Solent Memorial Bay 3 Panel 2. H.M.S. "Victorious" With "Indomitable" and "Eagle". (Photo Fleet Air Aim Archive) |
| DUNFORD |
Stanley George |
Private. Hampshire Regiment 70th Battalion. (5511879). 14 August 1942. Fareham Cemetery. A.A. 3748 |
| DUTTON |
Stanley |
Marine. Royal Marines. H.M.S. "Penelope". (Po/X 628). Son of William George and Emma Elizabeth Dutton Husband of Phyllis Ada. Dutton West End, Fareham. 18 February 1944. Aged 36. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 87 Column 3. Sunk 18 February 1944 by a torpedo from U410 While returning to Naples from The Anzio Beachhead. 415 crew members were lost |
| DYKES |
Oswald George |
Cooper 1st Class. Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Victory" P/346359. Son of George and Emma Dykes, Husband of Rosina Mabel Olive Dykes Of. Fareham. Also Served in The 1914-1918 War. 20 January 1941. Aged 52. Fareham Cemetery A 3543 |
| EDMONDS |
Ernest Roy |
Chief Engine Room Artificer Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Hollyhock" (P/Mx 59965). Son of Charles and Emma Edmonds, Husband of Polly Maddox Edmonds Of. Fareham. 9 April 1942. Aged 42. Portsmouth Naval Memorial. Panel 67/1 |
| EVANS |
Moses William |
Warrant Mechanician Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Neptune". Son of Moses William and Mary Anne Evans, Husband of Lillian Violet. Evans of Fareham. 19 December 1941. Aged 38. Plymouth Naval Memorial Panel 45/1 |
| FAIRHURST |
William Athelstone |
Warrant Officer Royal Air Force (237847). Son of John Wright and Lucy Beatrice Fairhurst Husband of Mary. Fairhurst of Fareham. 19 December 1942. Aged 53. Fareham Cemetery A-A-3899 |
| FERRIGAN |
Joseph Henry |
Bombadier, Royal Artillery. 60 Field Regiment (805616). Son of Charles George and Florence Maude Ferrigan of West End, Fareham. 22 November 1941. Aged 26. Knightsbridge War Cemetery Acroma. 10-E-1 |
| FLEMING |
Ronald Arthur |
Sergeant (Air Bomber). Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. 51 Aquadron (1335053). 25 July 1943. Aabenraa Cemetery (Denmark). Allied Military Plot Row 3-14 |
| FLEMONS |
Eric Lionel |
Sergeant (Pilot). Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. (1337002). Son of Sidney and Kathleen Nellie Flemons of Fareham. 27 January 1944. Aged 20. Fareham Cemetery A-A-3913 |
| FLOOD |
William Henry |
Leading Aircraftsman. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. (1268926). Son of John Rawle and Emily Lillian Flood Husband of Elsie Maud Flood of Fareham. 8 January 1943. Aged 30. Fareham Cemetery A-A-3799 |
| FRY |
Reginald George |
Lance Corporal Hampshire Regiment. 5th Battalion, (5512782). Son of Cecil and Annie Fry of Fareham. 9 March 1944. Aged 20. Minturno War Cemetery 11-B-7 |
| GALLIERS |
Thomas Walton |
Sergeant Royal Artillery. (778175). Son of Thomas and Margaret Galliers Husband of Phyllis Mary Galliers of Fareham. 7 October 1940. Aged 32. Fareham Cemetery A-3499 |
| GARDNER |
Arthur Frederick |
Flight Sergeant (Pilot). Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. 524 Squadron (1318412). Son of Frederick and Edith Gardner Husband of Sheila Agnes Gardner Of. Fareham. 8 June 1944. Aged 25. Salisbury (Devizes Road) Cemetery. Section 6- 311 |
| GAREY |
Bernard Albert Douglas |
Gunner Royal Artillery. 4 Medium Regiment (1062914). Son of William and Kate Garey Husband of Dorothy Margaret Garey Of. Fareham. 8 April 1943. Aged 32. Oued Zarga War Cemetery (Tunisia)1-K-13 |
| GOODMAN |
Thomas William |
Leading Airman Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Kestrel" (55124). Son of Archibald James and Beatrice Nellie Goodman Husband of Hilda. Rose Goodman of Fareham. 12 May 1941. Aged 32. Haslar Royal Naval Cemetery E-59-11 |
| GREENE |
E C |
R.Q.M.S R.A.F. No Further Information |
| GRIGG |
Harold Ernest Francis |
Sergeant Royal Air Force (Auxiliary Air Force) (863337). 3 December 1944. Fareham Cemetery C-C-195 |
| HACKER |
William Frank |
Musician. Royal Marine Band. H.M.S. "Gloucester". (Rmb/X 831). Son of John Frederick and Mildred Helena Hacker of Fareham. 22 May 1941. Aged 19. Portsmouth Naval Memorial. Panel 59/3 |
| HARBOUR |
William |
Sergeant Air Gunner. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. 12 Squadron (1607419). Son of Leonard and Nora May Harbour of Fareham. 23 April 1944. Aged 19. Schoonselhof Cemetery 1va-D-46 |
| HARWOOD |
George William |
Warrant Officer. Royal Air Force (590475). Son of George William and Emma Frances Harwood of Fareham. 26 June 1944. Aged 30. Madras War Cemetery, Chennai 9-F-3 |
| HASTE |
Albert Victor |
Bombadier Royal Artillery. 97 (The Kent Yeomanry) Field Regiment (1504974). Son of Frederick Charles and Isabella Helen Haste Husband of Ethel. Rhoda Haste of Fareham. 23 December 1943. Aged 25. Sangro River War Cemetery X1v-A-17 |
| HAWKER |
Ronald George |
Leading Seaman Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Airedale" (P/JX 1480503). Son of George and Florence A. H. Hawker of Fareham. 15 June 1942. Aged 21. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 62/3 |
| HEATH |
John George |
Chief Petty Officer Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Lanka" (P. J 42047). Son of Joseph and Florence Heath Husband of Lillian Florence Heath Of. Fareham. 23 June 1942. Aged 42. Kirkee War Cemetery 7-F-2 |
| HULBERT |
Nelson Victor |
Lance Corporal Hampshire Regiment. 2/4th Battalion, (5512266). Son of Mr and Mrs Charles Frederick Hulbert of Fontley. 22 April 1943. Aged 29. Medjez-El-Bab War Cemetery 8-A-15 |
| HUNT |
Henry Charles |
Second Lieutenant Royal Armoured Corps. Staffordshire Yeomanry. Royal Tank Regiment R. A. C. (190460). Son of Lewis Walter and Eva Frances Hunt of Fareham. 16 July 1942. Aged 30. El Alamein War Cemetery Xxv11-B-17 |
| ISAAC |
William |
Private Ox and Bucks Light Infantry. 7th Battalion, (969285). Son of William and Ada Emily Isaac Husband of Marjorie Ellen Isaac Of. Stourmouth Kent. 20 September 1944. Aged 27. Coriano Ridge War Cemetery Xv111-B-6 |
| JONES |
Frank Stanley |
Flight Sergeant (W. Op/Air Gunner). Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. 514 Squadron (1334090). Son of George Percy and Bessie Mabel Jones of Fareham. 29 July 1944. Aged 22. Neufchateau Communal Cemetery, Vosges. Grave 2 |
| JONES |
Peter Derek Victor |
Lieutenant Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Dolphin". Son of Edward Victor and Agnes Jones Husband of Doris Caroline Jones of Fareham. 28 July 1945. Aged 24. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 88/3 |
| KELLY |
Harold |
Chief Stoker Royal Navy Dsm. H.M.S. "Penelope" (P/K 62319). Son of James and Elizabeth Kelley Husband of Louisa Kelly of West End, Fareham. 18 February 1944. Aged 42. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 85/1 |
| LAKE |
Eric Stewart |
Engine Room Artificer Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Elfin" (P/Mx 56778). Son of Joseph Christopher Carty Lake and Stepson of Mrs R Lake Of. Fareham. 14 March 1942. Aged 25. Fareham Cemetery A-3710 |
| LEBURY |
Ernest Frank |
Petty Officer Stoker Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Quorn" (P/Kx 77429). Son of Sarah Jane Ledbury Husband of Winifred Alice Ledbury of Fareham. 3 August 1944. Aged 35. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 85/2 |
| LEECH |
James John |
Petty Officer Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Barham" (P/J 105014). Son of Charles and Hetty Leech Husband of May Victoria Leech Of. Fareham. 25 November 1941. Aged 35. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 46/2 |
| L'ENFANT |
Bertram Harold |
Leading Stoker Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Hood" (P/K65505). 24 May 1941. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 54/2 |
| LEWIS |
Raymond York |
Private The Queen's Royal Regiment (West Surrey). 2/6th Battalion, (14648130). Son of William Thomas and Annie Margaret Lewis of Fareham. 26 February 1944. Aged 22. Beach Head War Cemetery, Anzio Xx1-C-1 |
| LIGHT |
Frederick Wilfred |
Marine Royal Marines. H.M.L.C.G. (L) 15. (PO/X 110831). Son of Sidney Charles and Evelyn Mary Light of Fareham. 25 April 1943. Aged 18. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 79/3 |
| LOVEDAY |
William |
Private Hampshire Regiment. 1/4th Battalion, (5495334). Son of Mr Amd Mrs William Loveday of Fareham. 15 September 1943. Aged 31. Cassino Memorial Panel 7 |
| LOWEY |
Harold |
Commissioned Gunner Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Dunedin". 24 November 1941. Aged 44. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 45/3 |
| LUCAS |
Albert William |
Private Hampshire Regiment. 7th Battalion, (5506329). Son of Mr and Mrs J Lucas of Fareham. 10 July 1944. Aged 30. Bayeux Memorial Panel 15/2 |
| McDONALD |
Hugh Phimster |
Leading Telegraphist Royal Navy. Dutch Submarine 13. (P/JX 134213). Son of John William and Maggie McDonald of Fareham Husband of Winifrid. Dorothy McDonald. 21 June 1940. Aged 26. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 40/3 |
| MAINWARING |
Vincent Frederick William |
Lieutenant Royal Artillery. (105810). Son of Mr and Mrs Piet Mainwaring Husband of Doris Mainwaring Of. Fareham. 9 December 1939. Aged 39. Fareham Cemetery A-A-3395 |
| MANSBRIDGE |
Donald William |
Squadron Leader (Pilot) Afc. Royal Air Force. 635 Squadron (45151). Son of William and Alice Mansbridge Husband of Letitia Joyce. Mansbridge of Fareham. 20 January 1944. Aged 30. Heverlee War Cemetery Coll. Grave 2-G. 1-7 |
| MANSFIELD |
George Edward |
Stoker First Class Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Stanley" (P/K 57852). Son of William Thomas and Sarah Mansfield Husband of Elizabeth. Mansfield of Fareham. 19 December 1941. Aged 40. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 55/2 |
| MARCHANT |
Leonard |
Able Seaman Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Barham" (P/J108491). 25 November 1941. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 48/3 |
| MASON |
Albert Henry |
Gunner Royal Artillery. 26 Searchlight Regiment (1718550). Son of Albert Edward and Rosina Annie Mason Husband of Marjorie. Gertrude Mason of Dennistoun Glasgow. 23 June 1944. Aged 37. Fareham Cemetery A-A-3972 |
| MAY |
Ian Mark Herbert |
Trooper Reconnaissance Corps R. A. C. 46th Regiment (14528926). 27 January 1944. Caserta War Cemetery. V11-A-15 |
| MERRITT |
Leslie George |
Sergeant Royal Artillery. 205 Battery, 570 Coast Regiment (639417). Son of Thomas and Maria Louise Merritt Husband of Beatrice May Merritt of Fareham. 12 February 1946. Fareham Cemetery A-4144 |
| MILLAR |
James Gourley |
Stoker 1sr Class Royal Navy. (P/K 66338). Son of Henry and Jane Millar Husband of Kathleen Sarah Millar Of. Fareham. 8 November 1945. Fareham Cemetery A-4118 |
| MILLENER |
Robert Savitiri |
Petty Officer Royal Navy H.M.S. "Quorn" (P/JX. 142252 Son of George Henry and Emma Millener Husband of Gladys Rose Millener of Fareham. 3 August 1944. Aged 26 Portsmouth Naval Memorial. 81,2 |
| MULLINS |
Norman Edward |
Sergeant Air Gunner. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. 51 Squadron (1601793). Son of George and Charlotte Ann Mullins of Fareham. 25 May 1944. Aged 21. Jonkerbos War Cemetery. 8-G-8 |
| MUSTON |
Harold |
Rifleman Royal Ulster Rifles. 1st Airborne Battalion, (14688128). Son of Joseph and Gertrude Muston of Fareham. 24 March 1945. Aged 19. Reichwald Forest War Cemetery. 40-C-1 |
| PAGE |
Harold William Charles |
Leading Stoker Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Dunedin" (P/K 67289). Son of Jack and Charoltte Elizabeth Page Husband of Ada Celiia Gladys. Page of Fareham. 24 November 1941. Aged 34. Portsmouth Naval Memorial. Panel 54 Column 2 |
| PEACHEY |
Frederick William |
Private Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry. 2nd Battalion, (5433973). Son of Arthur and Isabell Peachey of Wallington Fareham. 7 June 1944. Caserta War Cemetery. 11-A-15 |
| PEARCE |
Bernard Philip |
Private Royal Army Service Corps. (S/5259442). Son of Henry F and Emmeline L Pearce of Fareham. 7 August 1943. Aged 35. Chungkai War Cemetery 9-J-10 |
| PIERSON |
Horace Norton |
Warrant Officer 1st Class (B. S. M.). Royal Artillery (795584). Son of Frank Norton Pierson and Norah Beatrice Pierson of Fareham. Husband of Rita Mary Pierson of Fareham. 15 November 1945. Fareham Cemetery. A-B-4121 |
| PLEDGE |
Ernest Edward |
Private General Service Corps. (14621663). Son of Henry and Elizabeth Pledge Husband of Edna Phyllis Pledge Of. Fareham. 2 July 1943. Aged 38. Fareham Cemetery A-A-3858 |
| POLKINGHORNE |
Walter Edward |
Gunner Royal Horse Artillery. 1 Regiment (893651). Son of Edward Vernon and Rosa Emma Polkinghorne of Fareham. 4 June 1941. Aged 19. Tobruk War Cemetery. 5-M-7 |
| PREECE |
John Claude |
Private Green Howards (Yorkshire Regiment). 2nd Battalion, (14225348). 16 February 1945. Aged 21. Taukkyan War Cemetery. 10-B-9 |
| PREECE |
Sydney William Ernest |
Private Hampshire Regiment. 2nd Battalion, (5505857). Son of William Ernest and Ada Selina Preece of Fareham. Between 2 and 3 December 1942. Aged 28. Medjez-El-Bab Memorial Face 23 |
| RAGGETT |
Archibald Fred |
Chief Stoker Royal Navy. H.M. Submarine "Tarpon". P/K57325. Husband of Ivy Raggett of Fareham. 22 April 1940. Aged 36. Portsmouth Naval Memorial 41/2. (Probably Sunk By German Minesweeper "M-6" On 14-04-40 |
| RICE |
Albert Edward |
Corporal Hampshire Regiment. 2nd Battalion, (5494607). Son of John Francis and Kate Lily Rice of Fareham Husband of Dorothy. Rose Rice. 28 September 1946. Aged 35. Fareham Cemetery A-B-4204 |
| RILEY |
Arthus Hanson |
Leading Seaman Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Daring" (P/JX 153281). Son of Fred and Estella Riley Husband of Lilian Grace Elsie Riley Of. Fareham. 18 February 1940. Aged 28. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 38/1 |
| ROBINSON |
Bernard Walter Patrick |
Sergeant Royal Marines. H.M.S. "Penelope". Son of Walter and Lilian Robinson Husband of Lily May Robinson Of. Fareham. 18 February 1944. Aged 32. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 87/2 |
| SARGENT |
Samuel Horatio |
Leading Seaman Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Laforey" (P/JX 153784). Son of Henry and Violet. E. Sargent of Fareham. 30 March 1944. Aged 22. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 81/3 |
| SCOTT |
Thomas Norman |
Chief Petty Officer Royal Navy. H.M. Submarine "Orpheus" P/J 84952. Husband of Rhoda Victoria Scott of Fareham. 29 June 1940. Aged 34. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 37/2 |
| SHEPPERD |
John Thomas |
Leading Steward Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Exmouth" (P/L 12573). Son of James and Susan Amelia Shepperd Husband of Marjorie Alice. Shepperd of Fareham. 21 January 1940. Aged 36. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 43/2 |
| SHUTE |
Robert James |
Petty Officer Cook Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Galatea" (P/Lx 22026). Son of William and Rosina Shute Husband of Gladys Maud Shute Of. Fareham. 15 December 1941. Aged 45. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 57/3 |
| SIMPSON |
Edward George |
Guardsman Coldstream Guards. 1st Battalion, (2665067). 9 August 1944. Aged 27. St. Charles De Percy War Cemetery. 111-F-15 |
| SMALL |
William |
Chief Petty Officer Cook Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Royal Oak" (P/M38157). Son of George William and Alice Small Husband of Ivy Elizabeth Lena. Small of Fareham. 14 October 1939. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 35/3 |
| SMITH |
Reginald Cyril |
Flight Sergeant Royal Air Force. 143 Squadron (565965). Son of Richmond George and Florence Annie Smith of Fareham. 19 July 1941. Aged 25. Runnymede Memorial Panel 37 |
| SMITH |
Percival Fred |
Blacksmith 1st Class Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Manchester" (P/MX58845). Son of Fred and Elizabeth Smith Husband of Minnie Lois Smith. 23 July 1941. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 56/3 |
| SPACKMAN |
Percy Walter John |
Trooper Royal Armoured Corps. 7th Queen's Own Hussars (319994). Son of Walter Scott and Lilian Alice Spackman of Fareham. 7 June 1941. Aged 24. Alexandria (Chatby) Military and War Memorial Cemetery. P-175 |
| SPANNER |
John Woodman |
Able Seaman Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Faulknor" (P/JX129498). Son of John Woodman and Olive May Spanner Husband of Gladys Rose Spanner of Fareham. 28 November 1939. Aged 29. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 33/3 |
| SPEARS |
Edmund Robson |
Corporal Durham Light Infantry. 8th Battalion, (6103344). 15 October 1944. Jonkerbos War Cemetery. 5-G-7 |
| SPENCE |
William George |
Leading Signalman Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Royal Oak" (P/JX 130049). Son of Isiah and Alice Spence Husband of Marjorie Evelyn Spence Of. Warsash Hants. 14 October 1939. Aged 28. Portsmouth Naval Memorial. Panel 34/3 |
| STONE |
Charles Edward |
Captain Royal Artillery. 53 (The Worcestershire Yeomanry) Airlanding Lieutenant Regiment (137894). Son of Engineercaptain Charles Edward Stone R. N and Charlotte Stone of Bambridge Co. Down Northern Ireland. 30 June 1944. Aged 24. Ranville War Cemetery. 111a-E-9 |
| TEE |
Charles Edward |
Able Seaman Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Fiji" (P/JX 148228). Son of Arthur Frederick and Florence Grace Tee of Fareham. 23 May 1941. Aged 20. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 49/3 |
| TENNANT |
Gerald George |
Sergeant Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. 42 Squadron (918986). Son of Harold and Minnie Evelyn Tennant Husband of Blanche Tennant Of. Lincoln. 30 September 1942. Runnymede Memorial Panel 95 |
| THOMAS |
Lewis James |
Warrant Officer 11 Class (R.Q.M.S.). Royal Corps of Signals. "N" Corps Signals (2316489). Son of Hubert Jones Thomas and Kathleen Josephine Thomas Husband Of. Kathleen Antonia Thomas of Cobh, Co. Cork, Irish Republic. 12 January 1944. Aged 33. Chungkai War Cemetery 3-F-15 |
| THOMAS |
Ronald Hawkesbury |
Major Royal Engineers. 62 Chemical Warfare Company, (46171) Mc. Son of Howard Arthur and Harriet Thomas. 29 May 1940. Aged 54. Dunkirk Town Cemetery. Plot 1 Row 1 Joint Grave 53 |
| TULL |
Ronald Alfred Edward |
Private Royal Norfolk Regiment. 1st Battalion, (14601169). Son of Albert Edward and Lilian Mary Tull Husband of Lena Ruby. Henrietta Tull of Fareham. 15 October 1944. Aged 31. Overloon War Cemetery. 111-B-7 |
| TYRRELL |
John William |
Air Artificer 4th Class. Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Daedalus" (Fx 77457). Son of Decimus and Katherine Tyrrell Husband of Daphne Tyrrell Of. Fareham. 18 January 1943. Aged 20. Fareham Cemetery A-A-3804 |
| WALKER |
Albert Clifford |
Petty Officer Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Hood" (P/J 107461). Son of Joseph and Emily Walker Husband of Kathleen May Walker Of. Fareham. 24 May 1941. Aged 32. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel 46/2 |
| WATERMAN |
Frederick Thomas |
Warrant Officer Royal Air Force. 901 Balloon (355294). Son of Thomas Christopher and Louisa Waterman Husband of Marguerite. Annie Waterman of Fareham. 25 June 1944. Aged 40. Fareham Cemetery A-3973 |
| WEBSTER |
Maurice Ernest |
Private Royal Sussex Regiment. 1st Battalion, (5501258). Son of Ernest and Lucy Webster of Fareham. 25 February 1944. Aged 25. Cassino War Cemetery V11-E-2 |
| WEEKS |
William James |
Petty Officer Stoker Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Westminster" (P/K59217). Husband of Elizabeth Weeks of Fareham. 14 February 1942. Aged 39. Haslar Royal Naval Cemetery. E-60-9 |
| WHITEFIELD |
Cyril Leslie |
Private Hampshire Regiment. 2/4th Battalion, (5513160). Son of Frank Edwin and Ethel Emily Whitefield of Fareham. 15 September 1944. Aged 22. Coriano Ridge War Cemetery. Xx-L-4 |
| WOODEN |
Ronald William |
Sub-Lieutenant Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. H.M. Trawler "Kurd". Son of Charles Edwin and Jesse Wooden (Nee Triggs) Husband of Gladys Clarissa Wooden of Fareham. 10 July 1945. Aged 31. Lowestoft Naval Memorial Panel 16/2 |
| WOODFORD |
Dennis Charles |
Private Seaforth Highlanders. 2nd Battalion, (14435887). Son of William and Lily Violet Woodford of Fareham. 13 June 1944. Aged 19. Hermanville War Cemetery. 1-L-13 |
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| BLAKE |
N G E |
No Further Information Currently |
| GOUGH |
Frank |
10 May 1941. Fire Guard of 108 Ebury Street Husband of A Gough. Died At. 92 Ebury Street. Aged 64. Westminster City |
| HALL |
Robert |
24 July 1940. Fireman Motorcycle Messanger A. F. S. Husband of A Hall, 9 Fir Road Fareham Injured 21 July 1940 At. Portsmouth, Died At Royal Portsmouth Hospital. Aged 34. Portsmouth County Borough |
| MILLER |
Ellen |
28 August 1940. Aged 62 of 221 Lake Road Portsmouth, Died At Oak Cottage. Fareham Urban District |
| MILLER |
Ellen (Nellie) |
28 August 1940. Aged 62 of Oak Cottage, Died At Oak Cottage. Wife of James Miller. Fareham Urban District |
| SHARPE |
J W |
No Further Information Currently |
| THORNE |
Charlotte |
28 August 1940. Aged 66 of 221 Lake Road Portsmouth. Wife of W. A. Thorne, Died At Hill Road. Fareham Urban District |
| WITHAM |
W G |
No Further Information Currently |
| YOUNG |
G J |
No Further Information Currently |
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