| CENTRAL
WARD |
| ABRAHAM |
Wm |
Private
William Abraham Service Number: 228547, London Regiment “1st (City
of London) Battalion (Royal Fusiliers). First enlisted with Royal
Kent Regt in Hendon and then posted to 18th Royal Fusiliers. Died
of wounds on 3rd August 1917 age 35. Beloved son of Mr A and Mrs
E. Abraham of St. Pancras. Husband of Rose Maud Abraham, Kentish
Town. Buried in Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension (Nord) |
| ADAM |
Jas
H |
No
further information currently |
| ALLEN |
Geo
J |
Ordinary
Seaman George James Allen Service Number: SS/7771, Served with Royal
Navy on board HMS Strongbow. He passed away on 17th October 1917
age 18. Commemorated on the Chatham Naval Memorial. Beloved son
of George Herbert and Millicent Isabella Allen, of 62 Victoria Road,
Hendon |
| ALFORD |
Edwd
N |
Captain
Edward Nicholas Alford, Bedfordshire 2nd Garrison. He died on 11th
January 1919. Commemorated on Delhi Memorial (India Gate). Buried
in Karachi Cemetery, India. |
| AMEY,
MM |
Hy
J |
Private
Henry James Amey Service Number: 532034, 15th Bn of London Regiment
Prince of Wales Civil Service Rifles. Died of wounds on 5th April
1918 age 31. Beloved son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Amey, of Bourenmouth.
Husband of Helen Mary Amey of 3 New Brent St. Hendon. Awarded the
Military Medal (MM). He is buried in St. Sever Cemetery Extension,
Rouen. |
| ANDREWS |
Jas
J |
Petty
Officer 2nd Class James Josiah Andrews Service Number: 162842, Royal
Navy HMS Aboukir. He passed away on 22nd September 1914 aged 38.
Commemorated on Chatham Naval Memorial. Beloved son of James Josiah
and Martha Anna Andrews, of Somerset; Husband of Annie Laura Andrews
of 8 New Brent St. Hendon |
| ARDELY |
Chas
H |
No
further information currently |
| BAILEY |
Arthur
M |
Second
Lieutenant Arthur Macdougal Bailey. Served with Essex Regiment 7th
Battalion attached to the 9th Battalion. He died on 22nd August
1918 aged 21. Beloved son of Arthur Rushby Bailey, M A and Catherin
Coats Bailey of Holmbury Station Road Hendon. Buried in Meaulte
Military Cemetery. |
| BAILEY |
Wm |
No
further information currently |
| BAKER |
Leonard
F |
Air
Mechanic 2nd Class Leonard Friend Baker Service Number 224753. Royal
Air Force. Passed away on 3rd June 1918 aged 23. Beloved Son of
Mrs Lily Gertrude Baker of 150A Brent St. Hendon. Commemorated on
a Memorial in Hendon (St. Mary) Churchyard. Born in Willesden |
| BALDWIN |
Robt
L |
Private
Robert Lanceley Baldwin Service number: L/15805, served with the
Middlesex Regiment. Died on 14th May 1920 aged 21. Born in Ireland
to James and Margaret Baldwin of 22 Alexandra Road Hendon. Buried
in Hendon Cemetery and Crematorium. |
| BALDWIN |
Thos
F |
No
further information currently |
| BARKER |
C
|
Captain
Clarence Barker, Served with 126th Baluchistan Infantry he was attached
to the 53rd Sikhs (Frontier Force). He died on 22nd February 1917
aged 22. Commemorated on the Basra Memorial. |
| BARON |
Thos
G |
Private
Thomas George Baron Service Number: G/33079, Served with the 4th
Middlesex Regiment, He enlisted at Mill Hill and was Killed in action
on 10th April 1917. Commemorated on the Arras Memorial. |
| BARTLETT |
Thos
J |
Corporal
Thomas John Bartlett Service Number: 391124, served with the 2nd/9th
London Regiment (Queen Victoria’s Rifles). He enlisted in London
and was Killed in action on 26th September 1917. Commemorated on
the Tyne Cot Memorial. |
| BARTLETT |
Hy
A |
Rifleman
Henry Alfred Bartlett Service Number: 13262, served with the 3rd
Rifle Brigade. He enlisted in London and was Killed in action on
18th August 1916 aged 19. Beloved son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Bartlett
4 Fuller Street, Hendon. He is buried in A.I.F. Burial Ground, Flers |
| BARTLETT |
J
|
No
further information currently |
| BATES |
Wm
V |
No
further information currently |
| BEARBLOCK |
Chas
J |
Lieutenant
Charles Bearblock, served with 9th Essex Regiment. Passed away on
20th October 1915 aged 22. Beloved son of Engineer Capt. C.W.J Bearblock
CB RN (retired) and Mrs AR Bearblock of Owley Cottage South Brent
Devon. He is buried in Vermelles British Cemetery |
| BEARE |
Chas
C |
Lance
Corporal Charles Cecil Beare, Service Number: 2819. 9th County of
London Queen Victoria’s Rifles. Killed in action on 25th April 1915,
age 26. Beloved son of Charles Edward and Annie Clara Beare of Osborne
Road, Brighton. He was Master of Hyde Council School, Hendon. Commemorated
on Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial |
| BEDFORD |
Cecil
T |
Rifleman
Cecil Thomas Bedford. Service Number 471406, served with 12th Rangers.
He enlisted in London and was Killed in action 1st July 1916. Beloved
son of Mr and Mrs F. Bedford, 16 Brent Street, Hendon. He is buried
in Gommecourt British Cemetery No.2, Hebuterne |
| BEEL |
A |
Gunner
Archie (Archibald James) Beel Service Number 38564, “D” Bty. 83rdBn
of Royal Horse Artillery and Royal Field Artillery. Died on 16th
September 1915 age 24. Beloved son of Frederick and Christina Bell
of 64 Curzon Street, Mayfair London. Archie was born in Farm Royal
Bucks. Buried in Citadel New Military Cemetery, Fricourt. |
| BEVIR |
Raymond |
Second
Lieutenant Raymond Bevir. 10th Bn of Royal Fusiliers. Killed in
action on 15th July 1916 aged 27. Son of Ellen Blanchflower Bevir,
of The Paddock, Old Basing Basingstoke, Hants and the late Ernest
Bevir. Commemorated on Thiepval Memorial |
| BIRCH |
Llewellyn |
No
further information currently |
| BISHOP |
Albt
E |
Signal
Boy Albert Edward Bishop Service Number: J/24353, served with the
Royal Navy on HMS Hawke. He passed away on 15th October 1914 aged
16. Beloved son of Albert Edward and Edith Agnes Bishop, of Borroughs
House, The Borroughs, Hendon. Commemorated on the Chatham Naval
Memorial. |
| BOMICK |
Chas
|
No
further information currently |
| BROOKS |
Percy |
Rifleman
Percy Brooks Service Number: 2587, served with 3rd Rifle Brigade
(The Prince Consort's Own). He enlisted in St. Paul’s Churchyard,
Middx and was Killed in action on 31st July 1917 aged 24. Beloved
son of Charles Bernard and Eleanor Septima Brooks. Commemorated
on Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial |
| BROMLEY |
Wm
W |
Acting
Corporal William Walter Henry Bromley Service Number: 17146, Served
with 7th Field Royal Engineers. He enlisted in London and was Killed
in action on 19th July 1916 aged 26. Beloved son of Mr and Mrs William
Bromley 3 Heading Street, Hendon. He is buried in Ridge Wood Military
Cemetery. |
| BROWN |
Jos
|
Private
Joseph Brown Service Number: 9557, Served with 1st Middlesex Regiment.
He enlisted in Willesden and was Killed in action on 15th July 1916
aged 25. Beloved Son of John and Esther Brown 2 Short Street, Hendon.
Commemorated on Thiepval Memorial |
| BURNINGHAM |
W
J |
Petty
Officer Wilfred John Burningham Service Number: M/3899, served with
the Royal Navy on HMS Ben-Ma-Chee. He passed away on 27th December
1916 aged 23. Beloved eldest son of Charles and Fanny Elizabeth
Buringham of 10 Florence St. Hendon. Buried in Port Said War Memorial
Cemetery, Eygpt. |
| BURROWS |
Albt
|
Driver
Albert William (service number: 120747). Royal Field Artillery “A”
Bty. 48th Army Bde. Enlisted in Cricklewood and Died of wounds on
29th July 1918 aged 29. Beloved son of Ellen Burrows of Garden House,
Highfield, Golder's Green Road, Hendon. Buried in Villers Station
Cemetery, Villers-Au-Bois |
| BUSH |
Arthur
S |
Wheeler
Arthur Samuel Bush (Service Number: 145935), served with 13th Div
of Royal Field Aritilery. He enlisted in Chelsea and Died on 14th
September 1916 aged 31. Beloved husband of Mrs A Bush 24 Heading
Street, Hendon and son of Mr A. and Mrs K Bush of Hendon. He is
buried in Basra War Cemetery |
| BYATT |
Ralph
H |
Gunner
Ralph Henry Byatt (Service Number: 35729). Served with 130th Siege
Bty of the Royal Garrison Artillery. Enlisted in London and Died
on 10th January 1917 aged 25. Beloved son of Arthur and Emma Byatt,
of 15 Heading St. Hendon. Buried in Salonika (Lembet Road) Military
Cemetery |
| BYRNE |
Patrick |
Private
Patrick Byrne (Service Number: G/25991) served with 1st Middlesex.
He enlisted in Hendon and was Killed in action on 23rd April 1917.
He is buried in Heninel-Croisilles Road Cemetery, France |
| BYRNE |
Wm
|
Private
William Byrne (Service Number: 35281), served with 13th Essex Regiment.
He enlisted in Mill Hill was Killed in action on 28th April 1917.
He is Commemorated on Arras Memorial. |
| CAMPBELL |
Robt
A |
No
further information currently |
| CHICK
|
Arthur
G |
[Listed
on CWGC as Albert George] Sergeant Albert George Chick (service
number: 390621), served with 1st/9th Queen Victoria Rifles. Enlisted
in London and Died of wounds on 20th April 1917 aged 30. Son of
Walter and Sarah Ann Chick of 129, Audley Road, Hendon. Buried in
Vis-En-Artois British Cemetery, Haucourt |
| CHILDS |
Jas
A |
Private
James Arthur Childs (Service Number: 16757), served with the 7th
Canadian Expeditionary Force. He died aged 20 on 24th April 1915.
Beloved son of Samuel and Margaret Childs of 31 Woodland Way, Mill
Hill. Commemorated on the Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. |
| CLAYTON |
Geo
E |
Lance
Corporal George Edward Clayton (Service Number: 1214), served with
Herts Yeomanry. He enlisted in Hendon and Died of wounds on 23rd
August 1915 aged 24. Beloved son of Mary Down Clayton of "Glen Burnie"
Audley Road, Hendon. He is buried in Lala Baba Cemetery. Gallipol. |
| CLIBBON |
Hy
G |
Private
Henry George Clibbon (Service Number: 37141), served with 12th Somerset
Light Infantry. He enlisted in Mill Hill and Died of wounds on 12th
December 1917 aged 33. Born in Ware, Herts. Beloved husband of Amy
Clibbon, of 2 Council Cottages, Ickford Thames Oxon. Buried in Jerusalem
War Cemetery, Israel |
| CLOUGH |
Geo
W |
Sergeant
George William Clough (service number: 390596) served with 9th Queen
Victoria’s Rifles. Enlisted in Hendon and was Killed in action on
16th August 1917 aged 31. Husband of Mabel Clough 117, Harrogate
Road, Moortown, Leeds. Son of Joseph Clough of Armley Leeds. Buried
in Tyne Cot Cemetery. |
| COOK |
Chas
H |
Private
Charles Henry Cook (Service Number: 17333), served with 2nd Duke
of Cornwall Light Infantry. Enlisted in London and was Killed in
action on 23rd April 1915. Commemorated on Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. |
| COOPER |
Hector
C |
Corporal
Hector Cecil Cooper (service number: 201828), served with 2nd Tank
Corps. Enlisted in Coventry, Warwick and was Killed in action on
21st September 1918. Commemorated on Vis-En-Artois Memorial. |
| COOTE |
Keith |
Private
Keith Coote (Service Number: 254845), served with 3rd Royal Fusiliers
was posted to 1st/2nd Bn. He Enlisted in Wood Green and was Killed
in action on 24th August 1918 age 18. Beloved son of James and Margaret
Coote, 10 Lodge Road Hendon. He is buried in Summit Trench Cemetery,
Croisilles. |
| CORCOTT |
Wm
|
Sapper
William Corcott (Service Number: 94279), served with 250th Tunnelling
Coy of Royal Engineers. He enlisted in London and was Killed in
action on 1st September 1916. He is buried in Kemmel Chateau Military
Cemetery. |
| COUSINS,
DCM |
Clifford |
Private
Clifford Cousins (Service number: 702775), served with 23rd London
Regiment. Enlisted in Mill Hill with Middlesex Regiment was Killed
by a shell on 9th December 1917 aged 18. Beloved son of Robert and
Emily Cousins of Imnere Farm, Norfolk. Clifford was award the Distinguished
Conduct Medal (D.C.M). Commemorated on Arras Memorial. |
| COWPER |
Gordon |
Captain
Gordon Cowper served with 9th Gordon Highlanders. Died on 2nd February
1919 aged 34. Beloved son of William Cowper and Mrs Jean Duncan
Armit Cowper, "Edmunds" Sunningfields Road Hendon. He is buried
in Nivelles (Nijvel) Communal Cemetery. |
| COWPER |
W
R |
No
further information currently |
| COX |
A
J |
Lance
Corporal Alfred John Cox (Service Number: L/8437), served with 4th
Royal Fusiliers. He enlisted in Hounslow and was Killed in action
on 14th September 1914 aged 30. Husband of Annie Amelia Cox of 31,
Richmond Terrace, Clapham Road, South Lambeth. He was born in Paddington
and lived in Hendon. Commemorated on La Ferte-Sous-Jouarre Memorial. |
| COX |
Albt
F |
Private
Albert Frank Cox (Service Number:19981), served with 4th Grenadiers
Guards. Enlisted in Cockspur Street was Killed in action on 20th
November 1915 aged 23. Born in Yeovil, Somerset. Worked for Western
Gazette Yeovil and Irish Independent, Fleet Street London. Beloved
son of Frank John and Sarah Georgina Cox of 182 Melfort Road, Thornton
Heath, Surrey. Buried in Aubers Ridge British cemetery, Aubers |
| CRAY |
John
E |
Private
John Cray (Service Number: 353001), served with 2nd/7th London Regiment.
Enlisted in Whitehall and was Killed in action on 7th August 1917.
Beloved son of Mr P Cray The Nook, Queen’s Road Hendon. Commemorated
on Thiepval Memorial |
| DANN |
F
|
No
further information currently |
| DEWDNEY |
Harold
J |
Lieutenant
Harold James Dewdney served with Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Passed away on 28th August 1918 aged 30. Son of George and Ann Dewdney,
of Heavitree, Hendon. Buried in Bucquoy Road Cemetery, Ficheux |
| DIBDEN |
A
|
No
further information currently |
| DICKENS |
Hy
|
Private
Harry Dickens (Service Number: G/3696), served with 7th Royal West
Kent Regiment. Enlisted in Mill Hill and was Killed in action on
13th July 1916. He was born in Hendon. Commemorated on Thiepval
Memorial. |
| DICKENS |
Wm
|
Rifleman
William Robert Carwell Dickens (Service Number: 6265), served with
12th The Rangers. Enlisted in London was Killed in action on 7th
October 1916 aged 27. Beloved son of Joe and Elizabeth of 20 Fuller
Street, Hendon. Commemorated on Thiepval Memorial. Formerly with
9th Middlesex Regiment. |
| DICKINSON |
Wm
J |
Lance
Corporal William John Dickinson (Service Number: 29840), served
with 20th Middlesex. Enlisted in Kilburn and Died of wounds on 6th
December 1917. Husband of Elizabeth Hannah Dickinson of 38 Bell
Land, Hendon. He is buried in Bucquoy Road Cemetery, Ficheux |
| DISBREY |
T
W |
1st
Class Stoker Thomas William Disbrey (service number: K/7403) served
with Royal Navy on HMS Derwent. Passed away on 2nd May 1917 aged
29. Commemorated on Chatham Naval Memorial. Husband of Emily R Willison
(Formerly Disbrey) 23 Bell Vue Road Hendon. Son of William and Annie
Disbrey of Finchley. |
| DOW |
Ernest |
Private
Ernest Dow (Service Number: 325022), served with 1st/8th Royal Warwickshire
Regiment. Enlisted in Hendon and died on 15th August 1918 aged 32.
He is buried in Montecchio Precalcino Communal Cemetery Extension,
Italy. Born in West Bergholt, Essex |
| DUMBLETON,
MM |
Hy
G |
Private
Harry George Dumbelton (Service Number: 4553), served with 8th East
Surrey Regiment. Enlisted in St. Pancras and was Killed in action
on 12th October 1917. Awarded the Military Medal (M.M.). Commemorated
on Tyne Cot Memorial and was Awarded the Military Medal. |
| EGERTON |
J
Howard |
Private
John Howard Egerton (service number: 763967), served with C Coy.
1st/28th Artist’s Rifles. Enlisted in Brighton and was Killed in
action on 30th October 1917 aged 19. Son of John Edward and Lydia
Egerton of 13, Sunningfields Crescent, Hendon Commemorated on Tyne
Cot Memorial |
| ELDRIDGE |
Fredk
|
Private
Frederick James Eldridge (service number: 28355), served with 2nd
Essex Regiment. Enlisted in Hendon and was Killed in action on 15th
December 1917 aged 25. Son of Mr and Mrs F. Eldridge of 34, Stratford
Road, Hendon. Commemorated on Arras Memorial. |
| ELLACOTT |
Sidney
A |
Corporal
Sidney Ellacott (service number: 1164), served with Hertfordshire
Yeomanry. Enlisted in Hendon and Died on 4th June 1915. Born and
lived in Hendon. Buried in Alexandria (Chatby) Military and War
Memorial Cemetery. |
| ELWORTHY |
Edwd
P |
Second
Lieutenant Edward Pearce Elworthy, served with Royal Engineers.
Killed in action on 9th August 1915 aged 25. Son of R. P. and Mary
Elworthy of Westhorpe, Tenterden Grove, Hendon. Commemorated on
special memorial in Green Hill Cemetery. |
| ELWORTHY,
MiD |
Thos
|
Second
Lieutenant Thomas Elworthy served with Royal Lancaster Regiment
formerly 1st Royal Engineers. Killed in action on 3rd May 1917 aged
24. Mentioned in Despatches (MiD). Son of Robert Pearce and Mary
Elworthy of 21, Ranulp Road, Hampstead. Buried in Brown’s Copse
Cemetery, Roeux |
| FEAR |
Percival
F |
Private
Percival Frederick Franklin Fear (service number: 30806), served
with 11th Lancashire Fusiliers. Enlisted in Kilburn and was taken
Prisoner in May 1917 and Died on 5th September 1918 age 24. Son
of Mr and Mrs Frank Fear of Hendon. Buried Cologne Southern Cemetery.
|
| FERRIS
|
Basil
T |
Corporal
Basil Thomas Ferris (service number: 1762), served with 7th City
of London attached to 140th Trench Mortar Bty. Enlisted in Sun Street
and was Killed in action on 24th December 1916 aged 25. Son of Henry
Pearson Ferris and Catherine Lavinia Ferris of Abertawe 21 Mount
Road, Hendon. Buried in Woods Cemetery, Belguim. |
| FERRETT |
Wm
R |
No
further information currently |
| FINE |
Wm
J |
Bombardier
William Joseph Fine (service number: 28349), served with 7th Siege
Bty. Royal Garrison Artillery. Enlisted in Mill Hill and was Killed
in action on 15th February 1917 aged 27. Son of John and Elizabeth
Ann Fine of 10, Bell Lane, Hendon. Buried in Bellacourt Military
Cemetery, Riviere-France. |
| FLETCHER |
Francis
W |
No
further information currently |
| FRANKLIN |
Chas
A |
Private
Charles Albert Franklin (service number: 460768), served with 15th
Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario regiment). Enlisted in Canada
and was Killed by a Shell on 30th April 1916 aged 30. Husband of
Margaret Jane Franklin of 1660 Dufferin St. Toronto Ontario. Son
of Thomas Harrison Franklin of Hendon. Buried in Woods Cemetery,
Belguim. |
| FRANKLIN |
Robt
|
Gunner
Robert Franklin (service number: 58207), served with 11th Bty. 1st
Bde Royal Horse Artillery and Royal Field Artillery. Enlisted in
Cricklewood and Died of wounds on 4th May 1917 aged 21. Son of Robert
and Emma Franklin of 3 Salisbury Plain, Hendon. Buried in Struma
Millitary Cemetery, Greece. |
| FROST |
H
R |
Bombardier
Henry Richard Frost (service number: 74136), served with 287th Siege
Bty. Royal Garrison Artillery. Enlisted in Hendon and Died of wounds
on 1st November 1918 aged 25. Husband of Eva E. Frost of 10, North
Street, Hendon. Born in Kentish Town. Buried in Auberchicourt British
Cemetery. |
| GALLIFORD |
E
C |
Private
Edmund Charles Galliford (service number: 1638), served with 1st
London Mounted Bde. Field Amb. Royal Army Medical Corps. Enlisted
in Chelsea and Died of wounds on 22nd August 1915 aged 18. Son of
George Edmund and Miriam Galliford of South Molton, Neeld Crescent,
Hendon. Commemorated on Helles Memorial |
| GALLIFORD |
R
H |
Rifleman
Ralph Horace Galliford (service number: 592831), served with 18th
London Irish Rifles. Enlisted in Hendon with Middlesex Regiment
and Died of wounds on 30th November 1917 aged 32. Son of Jabez and
Mary Ann Galliford. Buried in Orival Wood Cemetery, Flesquieres.
|
| GATES |
Richd
T |
Flight
Lieutenant Richard Thomas Gates. Served with Naval Flying Corps.
Plane Crashed on 14th September 1914. Commemorated on Special Memorial
in Hendon (St. Mary) Churchyard. |
| GAZELEY |
Hy
|
Able
Seaman Harry Gazeley (service number: Z-2273), served with Royal
Naval Volunteer Reserve Hawke Battalion R N Division. Enlisted in
London and was Killed in action on 13th November 1916 aged 29. Born
in Hendon on 5th June 1887 and Husband of Jane Gazeley of 36 Church
End. Son of Mr and Mrs James Gazeley of 1 Church Walk Hendon. Buried
in Ancre British Cemetery, Beaumont-Hamel. |
| GEORGE |
Wm
J |
Lance
Corporal William Jacob George (service number: 4550), served with
Honourable Artillery Company (Infantry). Enlisted in Armoury House
and Died of wounds on 17th February 1917 aged 21. Son of William
Lock and Louisa Fredrica George of 107, Greencroft Gardens, Hampstead.
Buried in Varennes Military Cemetery, France. |
| GLENNON
|
Francis
H |
Second
Lieutenant Francis Henry Glennon served with 10th East Lancashire
Regiment. Killed in action 16th November 1916 aged 35. Son of Christopher
Glennon and Isabel Margaret Blake. Volunteered at outbreak of War.
Commemorated Thiepval Memorial. |
| GOVIER
|
A
Jas |
Private
Alfred James Govier (service number: 510672), served with 852nd
Area Employment Company Labour Corps. Enlisted in Willesden and
was Killed in action on 22nd March 1918. Formerly Royal Army Service
Corps. Commemorated on Arras Memorial. |
| GOVIER |
Wm
F |
Gunner
William Frederick Govier (service number: 119496), served with 186th
Siege Royal Garrison Artillery. Enlisted in Luton and was Killed
in action on 21st March 1918. Buried in Talana Farm Cemetery. |
| GOWLETT |
Hy
|
Private
Henry Gowlett (service number: L/15466), served with 1st Middlesex
Regiment. Enlisted in Mill Hill and was Killed in action 25th April
1916. Born in Stanmore. Son of Mr and Mrs W. J Gowlett of 17 Fuller
Street, Hendon. Buried in Cambrin Churchyard Extension, Pas de Calais,
France. |
| GOWLETT |
Jack |
Driver
John Gowlett (service number: 141044), served with Royal Engineers.
Enlisted in Wood Green and Died 26th June 1916. Born in Stanmore
and left a wife and two children Commemorated on Basra Memorial |
| GRAY |
Jas |
No
further information currently |
| GREEN |
H
A Edridge |
Second
Lieutenant Harry Allen Edridge-Green, served with 23rd Royal Welsh
Fusiliers. Died on 5th November 1918 aged 24. Son of Frederick William
Edridge-Green, CBE, MD, FRCS, and Minnie Jane Edridge-Green of 99
Walm Lane, Cricklewood. Buried in Dover (St. James’) Cemetery, Kent,
UK |
| GROWSE |
John
H |
Lieutenant
(T/Captain) John Hartley Growse served with 2nd Artists (Northamptonshire
Regiment) attached to 5th Army School of Instruction. Died of wounds
on 1st April 1918 aged 24. Son of Mr and Mrs Growse, of Hendon.
Awarded the Sword of Honour at Sandhurst. Buried in St. Sever Cemetery,
Rouen |
| HAINES |
F
|
No
further information currently |
| HAM |
John |
Lance
Corporal John Ham (service number: 20054) served with 2nd Grenadier
Guards. Enlisted Hendon and was Killed in action on 12th October
1915. Born in Bristol, Somerset. Commemorated on Loos Memorial. |
| HAMILTON |
John |
Corporal
John Hamilton (service number: 45085), served with 9th Worcestershire
Regiment. Enlisted in London and was Killed in action on 14th September
1918 aged 30. Husband of Daisy Hamilton of 13 Cotleigh Road, West
Hampstead. Born in Eastney, Hants. Commemorated on Tehran Memorial. |
| HARRINGTON |
A
H |
Sergeant
Arthur Harrington (service number: 62275), served with Royal Field
Artillery. Died 15th January 1919 aged 25. Coming home from Salonika
after a 3 – 4 year absence from England. Admitted in to hospital
in Italy on 8th January 1919. Son of Mr and Mrs H Harrington of
6, Church Walk, Hendon. Buried in Taranto Town Cemetery Extension,
Italy. |
| HARWOOD |
Hy
|
Trooper
Harry James Harwood (service number: 4312), served with D Sqdn.
Household Cavalry 1st Life Guards. Enlisted Cricklewood and Died
of wounds on 21st May 1918 aged 18. Son of Harry and Catherine Charlotte
Harwood of Church Farm Cottage, Hendon. Buried in Etaples Military
Cemetery. |
| HARVEY |
W
|
No
further information currently |
| HAWKINS |
Albt
|
Private
Albert Hawkins (service number: 3524), served with 9th East Surrey
Regiment. Enlisted in Hendon and was Killed in action on 16th August
1916. Beloved son of Frederick and Susannah Hawkins of 34 Alexandra
Road, Hendon. Commemorated Thiepval Memorial. |
| HAWKINS
|
Ernest |
Rifleman
Ernest Charles Henry Hawkins (service number: 592829), served with
18th Irish Rifles. Enlisted in Hendon and was Killed in action on
15th September 1916. Beloved son of Frederick and Susannah Hawkins
of 34 Alexandra Road, Hendon. Commemorated Thiepval Memorial. |
| HEDGE |
Jack |
Lance
Corporal John Thomas Hedge (service number: G/5587) served with
12th Middlesex Regiment. Enlisted Mill Hill and was Killed in action
on 26th September 1916 aged 27. Son of Mr and Mrs Hedge, 10 Foster
Place, Hendon. Commemorated Thiepval Memorial. |
| HEDGE
|
Fredk
C |
Private
Frederick Charles Hedge (service number: 24126), served with 8th
Queen’s Royal West Surrey. Enlisted in Hendon With Royal Fusiliers
and Died of wounds on 23rd March 1918 in Enemy Hospital aged 25.
Son of Arthur David and Ellen Georgina Hedge, of 19 Wilberforce
Road, The Hyde Hendon. Buried in Premont British Cemetery |
| HILLS |
Wm
|
No
further information currently |
| HORSFORD |
Hy
C |
Captain
Harry Curwin Horsford served with 5th Royal Field Artillery. Died
of wounds on 8th April 1917 aged 29. Husband of Maude Matilda Horsford,
of 6 Bertram Rd, Hendon. Son of Mr and Mrs Frank Horsford, of Luton.
Buried in Faubourg D’Amiens Cemetery, Arras. |
| HUDSON |
B
L |
Corporal
Bertram Lennox Hudson (service number: 488), served with 3rd Australia
Force -Australia Infantry. Died on 19th May 1915. Son of Mrs J J
Hudson of 59 John’s Park, Blackheath. Buried in 4th Battalion Parade
Ground Cemetery. |
| HUGHES |
Thos
C |
Corporal
Thomas Charles Hughes (service number: L/37098), served with 9th
TM Bty. Royal Field Artillery. Enlisted in Hendon and was Killed
in action on 21st March 1918 aged 34. Husband of Holly Rebecca Hughes
of 46 Victoria Road, Hendon. Commemorated on Pozieres Memorial |
| IFOULD |
W
G |
Private
William George Ifould (service number: SR/1027) served with 9th
Middlesex Regiment. Enlisted in Tottenham and Died of wounds on
9th July 1916 aged 45. Husband of Alice Ifould of 2 Cheshire Cottages,
Foster Street, Hendon. Son of William and Lydia Ifould. Buried in
Heilly Station Cemetery, Mericourt-L’abbe. |
| JACKSON |
Arthur |
No
further information currently |
| JACKSON |
Ernest |
Driver
Ernest Jackson (service number: 22574), served with Royal Field
Artillery. Enlisted in Hendon and died of Pneumonia on 8th January
1915 aged 21. Born in Norwood Surrey to Mrs Francis Elizabeth James
of 15a Albert Road, Hendon. Buried in Hendon Cemetery and Crematorium. |
| JAMES |
Bernard
W A |
Second
Lieutenant Bernard William Austin James, served with 18th London
Irish Rifles. Killed in action on 14th October 1917 aged 30. Son
of Mr and Mrs James of Audley Road, Hendon. Buried in Bailleul Road
East Cemetery, St. Laurent-Blangy. |
| JAMES |
Godfrey
T |
Lance
Corporal Godfrey Thomas James (service number: T.F 265544), served
with 9th Middlesex Regiment. Enlisted in Hendon and Killed in action
on 25th March 1918 aged 23. Son of Bernard William and Clara Beatrice
James (nee Baxter) of Hendon. Buried in Baghdad (North Gate) War
Cemetery. |
| JEFFREYS |
Jack |
Lance
Corporal Jeffrey Naish Jeffreys (service number: 22041) served with
17th Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Enlisted in Holborn and was Killed in
action on 8th October 1918 aged 22. Beloved son of Jeffrey and Mary
Katherine Jeffreys of Hendon. Buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery,
Gouy. |
| JENKINS |
R
H |
No
further information currently |
| JERVOIS |
Eugene |
Lance
Corporal Eugene Jervois (service number: 4210), served with 1st
Irish Guards. Enlisted in Whitehall and Died of wounds on 6h November
1914. Born in Leap, Co. Cork and lived in Hendon. Buried in Poperinghe
old Military Cemetery |
| JOHNSON |
Herbert |
Private
Herbert Johnson (service number: L/13072), served with 4th Middlesex
Regiment. Enlisted in Mill Hill and was Killed in action on 23rd
August 1914. Born in Hendon. Buried in St. Symphorien Military Cemetery. |
| JOHNSTON |
Jas
G A |
Private
James George Alexander (service number: 2199), served with 14th
London Scottish Regiment. Enlisted in London and was Killed in action
on 13th November 1914 aged 20. Son of John William and Grace Rutherford
Johnston of Kilronan, South Nutfield, Surrey. Lived in Hendon and
born in London. Commemorated on Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. |
| JONES |
J
S |
No
further information currently |
| KEAN
|
Geo
W |
Private
George William Kean (service number: G/10014), served with 1st Middlesex
regiment. Enlisted in Mill Hill and was Killed in action on 15th
July 1916. Nephew of Frank and Beatrice Wray of 10 Belle Vue Road,
Hendon. Commemorated Thiepval Memorial. |
| KEEP
|
Victor |
Rifleman
Victor Keep (service number: 43923), served with 18th King’s Royal
Rifle Corps. Enlisted in Hendon and Died of wounds on 3rd October
1918 aged 31. Husband of Mabel Alice Keep of, Leeryn, 9 Sydney Grove,
Hendon. Son of Mr and Mrs B. H. Keep, of Blackheath, London. Buried
in Hooge Crater Cemetery. |
| KILLICK
|
S
Val M |
Corporal
Sardins Valwyn Morton Killick (service number: SP/2908), served
with 24th Royal Fusiliers. Enlisted in London and was Killed in
action on 30th April 1916. Born in Highgate to Joseph Morton and
Ruth Killick of Berjacval, Station Road, Hendon. Buried in Tranchee
De Mecknes Cemetery, Aix-Noulette. |
| KING |
Laurence
H |
Corporal
Laurence Harold King (service number: 695), served with Royal Dragoon
Guards. Enlisted in London and was Killed in action on 5th June
1915 aged 26. Son of Mr Henry Alfred and Mrs Ellen King of 67 Sunny
Gardens Hendon. Commemorated on Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. |
| KIRBY |
Hy
|
Lance
Corporal Harry Kirby (service number: 63977), served with 1st West
Yorkshire Regiment. Enlisted in London and was Killed in action
on 24th September 1918 aged 28. Formerly Army Cyclist Corps. Son
of James Edward and Alice Caroline Kirby of 65, Church Road, Hendon.
Buried in Trefcon British Cemetery, Caulaincourt. |
| KIRBY |
John |
Private
John Kirby (service number: 15095), served with 6th Bedfordshire
Regiment. Enlisted in Marylebone and was Killed in action on 6th
April 1918 aged 22. Son of James Edward and Alice Caroline Kirby
of 65, Church Road, Hendon. Buried in Gommecourt British Cemetery
No. 2, Hebuterne. |
| KITCHENSIDE |
E
T |
Acting
Corporal Edward Kitchenside (service number: 68634), served with
402nd Bty. 5th Bde. Royal Field Artillery. Enlisted in Finchley
and was Killed in action on 24th March 1918. Lived in Hendon. Commemorated
on Loos Memorial. |
| KYLE |
A
Nelson |
Private
Arthur Nelson Kyle (service number: 46226), served with B Sqdn.
Surrey Yeomanry. Enlisted in London and Died on 26th March 1917
aged 36. Lived in Hendon. Son of John and Maria Susannah Kyle of
45 London Road, Biggleswade, Beds. Buried in Ste. Marie Cemetery,
Le Havre. |
| LAMBERT |
A
T |
Lance
Corporal Alfred Tom Lambert (service number: G/2030), served with
D Coy. 13th Middlesex Regiment. Enlisted in Golders Green and was
Missing Presumed Dead on 31 July 1917 aged 29. Son of Thomas and
Alice Lambert of 29 Fuller Street, Hendon. Commemorated on Ypres
(Menin Gate) Memorial. |
| LAWRENCE |
E
A |
Rifleman
Ernest Arthur Lawrence (service number: 392320), served with 2nd/9th
Queen Victoria Rifles. Killed in action on 26th May 1917 aged 20.
Son of Charles Arthur and Grace Lawrence of 101, Wellington Road,
Bush Hill Park, Enfield. Commemorated on Arras Memorial. |
| LAY |
Geo
H |
Private
George Henry Lay (known as Harry Clarke) (service number: SE23919),
served with 19th Veterinary Hospital Royal Army Veterinary Corps.
Died of Pneumonia on 16th January 1919 aged 39. Husband of Ellen
Maud Lay of 16 Stratford Road, Hendon. Son of George and Mary Lay
of Golders Green. Buried in Les Baraques Military Cemetery, Sangatte. |
| LEACH |
Ernest
J |
No
further information currently |
| LEWIS |
Arthur |
No
further information currently |
| LINDSEL |
S
L |
Gunner
Stafford Lawrence Lindsel (service number: 163587), served with
B Bty. 116th Bde. Royal Field Artillery. Enlisted in Mill Hill and
Died of wounds on 17th November 1917 aged 20. Eldest son of Stafford
and Harriet Lindsel of 18, Stratford Road, Hendon. Buried in Karasouli
Military Cemetery. |
| LOMAS |
Geo
W |
Private
George William Lomas (service number: 35560), served with 8th East
Surrey Regiment. Enlisted in London and was Killed in action on
12th October 1917 aged 25. Husband of Annie Lomas of 44, Wansbeck
Road, Victoria Park London. Son of Mr J. T. Lomas, of Selby, Yorkshire.
Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial |
| LORD |
Ernest |
No
further information currently |
| LORMER |
J
Douglas |
Private
John Douglas Lorimer (service number: 2524), served with 23rd London
Regiment. Enlisted in Clapham Junction and Died of wounds on 21st
June 1915. Buried in Hendon Cemetery and Crematorium. |
| MCGRATH
|
Jos
|
Rifleman
Joseph Martin McGrath (service number: 2692), served with 5th London
Rifle Brigade. Enlisted in London and was Killed in action on 1st
July 1916 aged 24. Son of Joseph Michael and Maria Norman McGrath
of Alwyn House, Finchley Lane, Hendon. Commemorated on Thiepval
Memorial. |
| MCMILLAN |
A
E |
Albert
Edward McMillan (service number: M25369) served with the Royal Navy.
Died on 11th July 1919 aged 20 Beloved son of Mr and Mrs Edward
McMillan of 56 Victoria Road Hendon. Buried in Hendon Park Cemetery
(Now Hendon Cemetery) |
| MAJOR |
L
M |
No
further information currently |
| MAJOR |
W
|
Rifleman
Walter Frederick Major (service number: R/31375), served with 17th
King’s Royal Rifles. Enlisted in Hackney Baths and was Killed in
action on 4th August 1917. Son of Mr E. Major of 12, Deerfield,
Hendon. Buried in New Irish Farm Cemetery. |
| MANTELL |
Bernard
G |
Lance
Sergeant Bernard George Mantell (service number: G/1097), served
with 7th Buffs. Enlisted in St. Pancras and Died of wounds on 12th
October 1917 aged 23. Son of William and Emma Mantell of 23 Dallas
Road, Hendon. Buried in Dozinghem Military Cemetery. |
| MANTELL |
Jas
H |
Private
James Henry Mantell (service number: L/13611) served with D. Coy.
2nd Middlesex Regiment. Enlisted in Mill Hill and was Killed in
action on 14th March 1915 aged 24. Son of William and Emma Mantell
of 23 Dallas Road, Hendon. Commemorated on Le Touret Memorial. |
| MATTHEWS |
J
|
No
further information currently |
| MATTHEWS |
H
P W |
Sergeant
Harold Percy William Matthews (service number: P/303) served with
19th Machine Gun Section of Rifle Brigade. Enlisted in St. Paul’s
Churchyard and was Killed in action on 3rd September 1916 aged 22.
Son of Robert and Annie Maria Matthews of 6 Algernon Road, Hendon.
Buried Knightsbridge Cemetery, Mesnil-Martinsart. |
| MEARING |
H |
Private
Herbert James Mearing (service no: 610531), served with 1st/19th
(County of London) Battalion (St. Pancras), Duke of Cambridge's
Own (Middlesex Regiment). Died of wounds received in a gas attack
3 December 1917. Aged 29. Resident Barnsbury, N., enlisted Camden
Town. Son of Herbert James and Maud Laura Mearing; husband of Ethel
B (nee Binks) Mearing of 46 Sonning Street, Barnsbury, London.,
married April to June Quarter 1914 in Islington Registration District,
London. In the 1891 census he was aged 2, born Hendon, son of Herbert
J and Maud L Mearing, resident Cowley Cottages, Gable Row, Hendon,
Middlesex. In the 1901 census he was aged 12, born Hendon, a scholar,
son of Maud L Mearing (a widow), resident Smarts Cottages, 29, Hendon,
Middlesex. In the 1911 census he was aged 22, born Hendon, Middlesex,
a Printer Compositor, son of Maud Laura Mearing (a widow), resident
1, Fuller Street, Hendon N.W., Middlesex. Buried in Rocquigny-Equancourt
Road British Cemetry, Manancourt.
|
| MIDSON |
E
M |
Private
Edward Midson (service number: G/51035), served with 11th Middlesex
Regiment. Enlisted in London and was Killed in action on 14th August
1917 aged 40. Husband of Mrs Midson of 43 Brent Street, Hendon.
Commemorated on Monchy British Cemetery, Monchy-le-Preux. |
| MOORE,
MC |
E
N |
Chaplin
4th Class Rev. Edgar Noel Moore served with 20th Army Chaplain's
Department: The King's (Liverpool Regiment). Died on 5th January
1918 aged 29. Son of Arthur Louis and Augusta Cecilia Moore of St.
John's Wood. Awarded the Military Cross (M.C.) Buried in Railway
Dugouts Burial Ground. |
| MOORE |
Wm
C |
Private
William Charles Moore (service number: G/10861), served with 4th
Middlesex Regiment. Enlisted in May 1915 and was Killed on 29th
July 1917 aged 33. Previously wounded in February 1916. Husband
of Lucy Moore 8 Victoria Road, Hendon. Son of Stephen and Susan
Moore. Commemorated on Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. |
| MOORE |
Richd
E |
Private
Richard Ernest Moore (service number: 24853), served with 1st Garrison
Bedfordshire Regiment. Enlisted in Mill Hill and Died on 20th February
1918 aged 26. Born in St. Albans to James Richard and Mary Moore
of 14, Babbington Road, Hendon. Buried in Delhi War Cemetery. |
| MOORE |
Leonard
E |
Second
Lieutenant Leonard Edwin Moore served with the 4th Middlesex Regiment.
Killed in action on 6th April 1918. Commemorated on Pozieres Memorial
|
| MORGAN |
John
H |
Second
Lieutenant John Hywel Morgan served with 1st/4th Devon Yeomanry.
Died of wounds on 22nd November 1917 aged 33. Son of Rev. David
Richard and Agnes Morgan of 33, Sunny Gardens, Hendon. Native of
Chalford, Gos. Buried in Jerusalem War Cemetery, Israel. |
| MORGAN |
Richd
G |
Second
Lieutenant Richard Godfrey Morgan served with 12th East Yorkshire
Regiment. Died on 13th November 1916 aged 26. Son of Rev. David
Richard and Agnes Morgan of 33, Sunny Gardens, Hendon. Native of
Chalford, Gos. Buried in Euston Road Cemetery, Colincamps. |
| MORRIS |
Gerald
W |
Sergeant
Gerald Walter Morris (service number: 10/3653) served with 2nd New
Zealand Infantry (Wellington). Killed in action on 23rd June 1917.
Commemorated on Messines Ridge (NZ) Memorial. |
| MORRIS |
P
Dudley |
Lance
Corporal Phillip Dudley Morris (service number: 180), served with
5th London Rifle Brigade. Enlisted in London and Died of wounds
on 2nd July 1916 aged 22. Son of G J Morris of St. Dunstan’s, Hendon.
Buried in Warlincourt Halte British Cemetery, Saulty. |
| MOSELEY |
Wm
|
Private
William Moseley (service number: 1917), served with 8th Worcestershire
Regiment. Enlisted Malvern, Worcs. and was Killed in action 9th
December 1915 on aged 21. Born and Lived in Hendon. Son of Alexander
W. and Alice Moseley of Cedar Lawn, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York
USA. Buried in Hebuterne Military Cemetery. |
| MOSS
|
Walter |
Acting
Corporal Walter Moss (service number: 1834) served with 16th Middlesex
Regiment. Died of wounds on 16th December 1916. Lived in Hendon.
Buried in St. Sever Cemetery Extension, Rouen. |
| MUNNS |
W
J |
Private
William James Munns (service number: G/2029), served with 13th Middlesex
Regiment. Enlisted Golders Green and Died of wounds on 17th March
1916 aged 26. Son of Mrs A M Munns of 9, Bell Vue Terrance, Hendon.
Buried in Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery. |
| NEEDELL |
Brian |
Sergeant
Brian Needell (service number: 300045), served with A Coy 1st/5th
London Rifle Brigade. Enlisted in London and was Killed in action
on 2nd May 1917 aged 28. Husband of Eleanor Francis Needell of The
Hey, 1025 Broom Road, Teddington, Middx. Son of Mr T. J. and Mrs
Florence Needell of 128, Sunnyingfield Road, Hendon. Served 8 years
with London Rifle Brigade. Buried in Hibers Trench Cemetery, Wancourt,
France. |
| NICHOLLS |
Fredk
|
Private
Frederick Nicholls (service number: CH/19538), served with Chatham
Battalion Royal Naval Division Royal Marine Light Infantry. Died
on 20th September 1915 aged 19. Born in Aylesbury, Bucks Son of
Mrs A. Nicholls of 22 Pollard Road, West Hendon. Nephew of Clara
Prince of 34 Victoria Road, Hendon. Commemorated on Chatham Naval
Memorial. |
| OSBORNE |
Fredk
W |
Second
Lieutenant Frederick William Osborne served with 5th King’s Royal
Rifle Corps attached to the 13th. Was Killed in action on 23rd April
1917 aged 30. Commemorated on a Special Memorial in Chili Trench
Cemetery, Gavrelle. |
| OSBORNE |
Walter |
No
further information currently |
| PAGE |
F
Wilmot |
Rifleman
Frank Wilmot Page (service number: 1738) served with 12th Royal
Horse Artillery. Enlisted in London and was Killed in action on
8th May 1915 aged 18. Son of John Wilmott Edwin Page and Elizabeth
Ann Page of 94 Finchley Lane, Hendon. Commemorated on Ypres (Menin
Gate) Memorial. |
| PARISH
|
Eric |
Rifleman
Eric Parish (service number: 392599), served with 9th Queen Victoria’s
Rifles. Enlisted in Hendon and was Killed in action on 27th September
1917 aged 32. Son of Mr R. C and Mrs A E Parish of “Glenmore” 20
Graham Road, Hendon. Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial. |
| PARRY |
Wilfred
S B |
Second
Lieutenant Wilfred Seaton Bagott Parry served with D Bty. 53rd Bde.
Royal Field Artillery. Killed in action on 24th November 1915 aged
25. Son of William Henry and Fanny Parry of 83, Sunny Gardens, Hendon.
Buried in Bedford House Cemetery, Belgium. |
| PEACOCK |
B
|
Able
Seaman Bert Peacock (service number, Z/4695) served with Drake Battalion,
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. Killed in action on 23rd April 1917
aged 21. Husband of Maud Shervill (formerly Peacock) of 21, Bell
Vue Road, Hendon. Son of George and Emily Peacock of 83 Broomsleigh
Street, Hampstead. Commemorated on Arras Memorial. |
| PEARMAN |
Dyson |
No
further information currently |
| PECK |
W
H |
Rifleman
William Henry Peck (service number: 43428), served with 12th Royal
Irish Rifles. Enlisted in Hendon and was Killed in action on 21st
March 1918 aged 35. Husband of Olive Louisa Peck of 96 St. George’s
Road, Westminster. Commemorated on Pozieres Memorial |
| PHILLIPS |
Wm
|
No
further information currently |
| PING |
Alan
Roy |
No
further information currently |
| POCKETT |
V
A |
No
further information currently |
| POVEY |
Wm
H |
No
further information currently |
| POTTER
|
Frank |
Sergeant
Frank Potter (service number: 40588), served with 2nd Lancashire
Fusiliers. Enlisted in London and was Killed in action on 9th October
1917 aged 27. Formerly King Edward’s Horses. Son of Mrs E Chad of
7, Heading Street, Hendon. Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial |
| PRATCHETT |
F
W |
Private
Frederick William Pratchett (service number: 2866), served with
40th Australian Light Infantry. Killed in action on 28th March 1918
aged 30. Husband of Alice Pratchett. Son of John William and Elizabeth
Prachett. Buried in Heilly Station Cemetery, Mericourt-L’abbe. |
| PRATCHETT,
MM |
S
J |
Sergeant
Sidney James Pratchett (service number: T3/025119) served with 194th
Coy. Army Service Corps. Enlisted Hendon and Died of wounds on 16th
June 1917 aged 25. Son of John William Pratchett of 22, Heading
Street, Hendon. Buried in Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery. Awarded
the Military Medal (M.M.) |
| PRIME |
Harold
W |
Private
Harold William (service number: 986), served with 3rd County of
London Yeomanry (Sharpshooters). Died on 22nd August 1915 aged 24.
Son of William Edward and Beatrice Prime of 40, Park Street, Regents
Park. Buried Hill 10 Cemetery, Turkey. |
| QUINT |
Henry
J |
Second
Lieutenant Henry John Quint, served with 3rd Gloucestershire Regiment
attached to Leicestershire. Died 24 September 1918 aged 25. Son
of Ernest H B and Francis Elizabeth Quint of Maybury, 54 Audley
Road, Hendon. Buried in Cerisy-Gailly Military Cemetery. |
| ROBJANT |
Geo
S |
Private
George Robjant (service number: 202118), served with 2nd Seaforth
Highlanders. Enlisted Cricklewood and was Killed in action on 28th
March 1918. Formerly Royal Fusiliers. Buried in Brown’s Copse Cemetery,
Roeux. |
| ROBERTSON |
R
N |
No
further information currently |
| ROLFE |
Francis |
Rifleman
Frank Rolfe (service number: S/8127), served with 9th Royal Rifle
Brigade. Enlisted in London and was Killed in action on 15th September
1916 aged 22. Born in Hendon. Commemorated Thiepval Memorial. |
| ROPER |
Richd
S |
No
further information currently |
| RICHARDSON |
A
E J |
Private
Albert Edwin James Richardson (service number: CH/5514), served
with Royal Marine Light Infantry on HMS Clan McNaughton. Died on
3rd February 1915. Commemorated on Chatham Naval Memorial. |
| RIGHTON |
Richd
M |
No
further information currently |
| RUNGE |
Carl
G |
Private
Carl George Runge (service number: 254795), served with 3rd Royal
Fusiliers. Enlisted in Whitehall and Died of wounds on 28th August
1918 aged 19. Buried in Daours Communal Cemetery Extension. |
| SATCHWELL |
Frank |
Captain
Frank Henry Sandom Satchwell, served with Honourable Artillery Company.
Killed in action on 3rd May 1917. Commemorated on Arras Memorial. |
| SAUNDERS |
Fred |
No
further information currently |
| SCOTT |
W
F |
Lieutenant
William Francis Scott served with 8th Somerset Light Infantry. Killed
in action on 1st July 1916 aged 31. In November 1914 he enlisted
with 9th Queen Victoria Rifles as a Private. Was employed at Hendon
County School as a Mathematics Master. Husband of Gertrude Violet
Scott of 40 Voleaire Road, Clapham. Son of Francis Henry Scott.
Buried in Gordon Dump Cemetery, Ovillers-la-Boisselle. |
| SHERWOOD |
A
E |
Lance
Corporal Albert Edward Sherwood (service number: C/7583), served
with 18th King’s Royal Rifle Corps. Enlisted in Kingsway and was
Killed in action 17th February 1917 aged 21. Born in Merton, Surrey
to Stephen and Charlotte Elizabeth Sherwood of 3, Foster Place,
Hendon. Buried in Klein Vierstraat British Cemetery. |
| SILKSTONE |
A
E |
No
further information currently |
| SKINNER
|
Wm
T |
Private
William Thomas Skinner (service number: G/3068), served with 2nd
Royal Fusiliers. Enlisted in Hendon and was Killed in action between
11th and 13th April 1918 aged 27. Son of William Henry and Eliza
Skinner of 3 Parson Street, Hendon. Buried in Outtersteene Communal
Cemetery Extension, Bailleul. |
| SMITH |
Cecil
W |
Private
Cecil Winterton Smith (service number: 3707), served with 1st/9th
Queen Victoria’s Rifles. Enlisted in London and was Killed in action
on 1st July 1916 aged 20. Son of Horace Alfred and Isabel Smith
of 20, Bell Lane, Hendon. Commemorated Thiepval Memorial. |
| SMITH |
Frank
A |
Private
Frank Albert Smith (service number: G/29431), served with 2nd Middlesex
Regiment. Enlisted in Mill Hill and was Killed in action on 24th
November 1917. Born in St. John’s Wood. Commemorated on Tyne Cot
Memorial |
| SMITH |
Ivo
|
No
further information currently |
| SNEATH |
Claude
D |
Lieutenant
Claude Davis Sneath served with 4th Middlesex Regiment. Killed in
action on 14th October 1914 aged 25. Son of George and Marian E
H Sneath of Gloucester Lodge, Golders Green Road, Hendon. Buried
in Vieille-Chapelle New Military Cemetery, Lacouture. |
| SNEATH |
Wilfred
H |
No
further information currently |
| SNELL |
Edwin |
Private
Edwin Alfred William Snell (DS/336), served with 16th Middlesex.
Died on 8th April 1915. Born in Axminister Devon. Son of Henry and
Annie Snell of 32 West Avenue, Hendon. Commemorated on a Special
Memorial in Hendon (St. Mary) Churchyard. |
| SOAR |
Owen
L |
Rifleman
Owen Lawrence Soar (service number: 1934), served with 5th London
Rifle Brigade. Enlisted in London and Died of wounds on 16th July
1916 aged 21. Son of Councillor Arthur Burgess Soar and Clara Soar,
of Holly Lodge, 49 Station Road, Hendon. Buried in Bristol (Canford)
Cemetery. |
| SPENDLOVE |
W
A |
No
further information currently |
| STEVENS |
David
J |
Acting
Bombardier David John Stevens (service number: 58940), served with
83rd Bty. 11th Royal Field Artillery. Enlisted in Mill Hill and
was Killed in action on 8th October 1916. Buried in Becourt Military
Cemetery, Becordel-Becourt |
| TAYLOR |
Hy
W |
No
further information currently |
| TEGG |
Robt
|
Pioneer
Robert Tegg (service number: 24748), served with 56th Field Coy.
Royal Engineers. Enlisted in London and was Killed in action on
25th August 1914. Buried in Mons (Bergen) Communal Cemetery. |
| THICTHENER |
G
H A |
No
further information currently |
| THIRLWELL |
A
R |
Able
Seaman Arthur Robert Thirlwell (service number: 235171), served
with the Royal Navy on HMS Vulcan. Died on 11th March 1916 aged
29. Husband of Annie Tucker. Son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Robert Thirlwell
of 46, Victoria Road, Hendon. Commemorated on Chatham Naval Memorial.
|
| THIRLWELL
|
W
L |
Rifleman
William Leonard Thirlwell (service number: 7661), served with 9th
Queen Victoria’s Rifles. Enlisted in London and was Killed in action
on 9th September 1916 aged 19. Son of Mr and Mrs Thirlwell 46, Victoria
Road, Hendon. Commemorated Thiepval Memorial. |
| THOMPSON |
J
W |
No
further information currently |
| THOMPSON |
Jos
|
Private
Joseph Thompson (service number: 38607), served with 16th Lancashire
Fusiliers. Enlisted in Mill Hill and was Killed in action on 24th
July 1917 aged 19. Son of Isaac and Emma Thompson of 15, Fuller
Street, Hendon. Buried in Coxyde Military Cemetery. |
| THORNETT |
A
V |
Rifleman
Albert Valentine Thornett (service number: 4116), served with 1st
/9th Queen Victoria Rifles. Enlisted in London and was Killed in
action on 1st July 1916 aged 29. Son of Albert James and Lizzie
Thornett of 11, Dartmouth Road, Hendon. Commemorated Thiepval Memorial.
|
| TOLMIE |
J
|
No
further information currently |
| TOOLEY |
Hy
|
Gunner
Henry Tooley (service number: 23987), served with 131st Bty. Royal
Field Artillery. Enlisted in Hendon and Died on 15th March 1918.
Born in Finchley. Buried in Hendon Cemetery and Crematorium. |
| TOUT
|
Fredk
C |
Private
Frederick Charles (service number: 10744), served with 2nd Honourable
Artillery Company. Enlisted in Mill Hill and was Killed in action
on 9th October 1917 aged 34. Husband of Florrie Tout of 73, Alexandra
Road, Hendon. Father two children aged 5 and 7. Son of William and
Mary Tout of 49, Finchley Lane. Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial
|
| TRIM |
Leonard
J |
Rifleman
Leonard John Trim (service number: 303303), served with 5th London
Rifle Brigade. Enlisted London and was Killed in action on 17th
May 1917 aged 19. Son of Alfred an Eliza Trim of 4 Lodge Road, Hendon.
Buried in H.A.C Cemetery, Ecoust-st. Mein. |
| TRIM |
Sidney
G |
Rifleman
Sidney George Trim (service number: 301739), served with 2nd/5th
London Rifle Brigade. Enlisted London and was Killed in action on
26th May 1917 aged 21. Son of Alfred an Eliza Trim of 4 Lodge Road,
Hendon. Commemorated on Arras Memorial. |
| TURNER
|
Alf
J |
Private
Alfred Joseph Turner (service number: 28573), served with 182nd
Coy. Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). Enlisted in Hendon and Died of
wounds on 8th April 1918. Buried in Cologne Southern Cemetery |
| UNWIN |
Ernest
F |
No
further information currently |
| WARD |
Fredk
|
No
further information currently |
| WARD |
Sidney
A |
Private
Sidney Albert Ward (service number: 21854), served with 12th Middlesex
Regiment. Enlisted in Mill Hill and was Killed in action on 15th
July 1916 aged 28. Son of Henry and Lucy Ward of Milwards House,
Sevington Road, Hendon. Commemorated Thiepval Memorial. |
| WARREN
|
Thos
|
Stoker
2nd Class Thomas Warren (service number: DEV/K/38672), served with
Royal Navy on HMS Ariadene. Died when ship was torpedoed on 26th
July 1917 aged 28. Husband of H. Nunn (formerly Warren) of 43 Cloister
Road, Childs Hill, Hendon. Son of George and Marion Warren. Buried
in Hendon Cemetery and Crematorium. |
| WATSON |
Frank |
Private
Frank Watson (service number: 242719), served with 5th/6th Cameronians
Scottish Rifles. Enlisted in Cricklewood with Middlesex Regiment
and was Killed in action on 8th May 1918 aged 18. Son of Frank and
Nellie Selina Watson of 4, Prince of Wales Road, Hendon. Commemorated
on Tyne Cot Memorial |
| WEYDA |
Hy
T |
No
further information currently |
| WHEAL |
Wm
P |
No
further information currently |
| WHITE |
Arthur |
No
further information currently |
| WHITAKER,
MC, MiD |
Owen |
Second
Lieutenant Owen Whitaker served with 6th Siege Bty. Royal Garrison
Artillery. Killed in action on 29th August 1915 aged 20. Awarded
Military Cross on 14th August 1915 and Mentioned in Despatches.
Son of James Smith Whitaker MRCS and Ellen Louisa Whitaker of 128
Station Road, Hendon. Born in Great Yarmouth. Buried in Talana Farm
Cemetery. |
| WHITAKER,
FMC |
Victor
J |
Lieutenant
Victor John Whitaker served with 2nd Sqsn. Royal Flying Corps. Attached
to 3rd Lincolnshire Regiment. Died on 6th April 1917 aged 19. Was
a pilot in the Observation Squadron. Son of Dr. and Mrs Smith Whitaker
of 128 Station Road, Hendon. Commemorated on Arras Flying Services
Memorial. Awarded the French Military Cross (FMC) |
| WILLIAMS
|
Theo
E |
Second
Lieutenant Theodore Edward Williams served with 1st Somerset Light
Infantry. Killed in action on 1st July 1915 aged 25. Son of Rev
Edward Williams (Late Vicar of East Huntspill, Somerset) and Emma
Beresford Williams, of Guildford House, 56, Church Road, Hendon.
Buried in Talana Farm Cemetery. |
| WINTER |
A
E |
Sergeant
Albert Edward Winter (service number: G/447), served with 6th The
Buffs (East Kent Regiment). Enlisted in London and was Killed in
action on 7th October 1916. Born in Newington, Surrey. Son of Ex
PC and Mrs Winter of 8 Burroughs Gardens, Hendon. Commemorated Thiepval
Memorial. |
| WISEMAN |
L
A |
Corporal
Leonard Alfred Wiseman (service number: 19450), served with 2nd
Black Watch. Enlisted in London and was Killed in action on 21st
April 1917 aged 24. Born in Portsmouth, Hampshire. Commemorated
on Basra Memorial. |
| WITTY |
Walter
G |
Private
Walter Gilbert Witty (service number: 21717), served with 4th/5th
Black Watch. Enlisted in Southwark, Surrey and was Killed in action
on 15th November 1917. Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial |
| WOOLAWAY |
Richd
|
No
further information currently |
| WOOLF |
Reg |
Private
Reginald James William Woolf (service number: 293515), served with
10th Middlesex. Enlisted in Willesden and was Killed in action on
19th April 1917 aged 19. Son of William Woolf of 60a Victoria Road,
Hendon. Buried in Gaza War Cemetery, Israel. |
| WOOLLEY |
J
|
Corporal
Jack Woolley (service number: 55310) served with 19th Canadian Infantry
(Central Ontario Regiment). Killed in action on 12th September 1916
aged 29. Only son of Mr John and Mrs Maria Woolley, 26 Westville
Road, Thames Ditton. Native of Hendon. Buried in Sunken Road Cemetery,
Contalmaison. |
| WRAY |
Richd
|
Company
Quartermaster Sergeant Richard Wray (service number: L/12738), served
with 2nd Middlesex Regiment. Enlisted in Mill Hill and Died of wounds
on 11th August 1917 aged 29. Husband of Rosina Wray of 8 Ker Street,
Devonport. Son of Mr Henry Wray of Belle Vue Road, Hendon. Buried
in Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery. |
| YOUNG |
Wm
F |
Rifleman
William Young (service number: 471673), served with 1st/12th London
Rangers (machine gun section). Enlisted in London on 27th November
1915 and was Killed in action on 1st July 1916 aged 25. Son of William
and Lizzie Young of 12 Alexandra Road, Hendon. Commemorated Thiepval
Memorial. |
| GREEN |
|
No
further information currently |
|
WEST
WARD |
| ABBOTT |
Chas
T |
Private
Charles Thomas Abbott Service Number: G/41022, served with 1st Middlesex
Regiment. Enlisted in Mill Hill and was Killed in action on 8th
December 1917. He is buried in Passchendaele New British Cemetery.
Beloved husband of A E Abbott, of 47 Wilberforce Road West Hendon.
Son of Charles Abbott of High Wycombe, Bucks |
| ADAMS |
L
V |
Private
Leonard Victor Adams (service number: 20591), served with 8th East
Surrey Regiment. Enlisted in Mill Hill and was Killed in action
on 30th September 1916. Buried in Mill Road Cemetery, Thiepval. |
| ALDRIDGE |
A
|
No
further information currently |
| ALLEN |
Wm
|
Air
Mechanic 1st Class William Allen (service number: F/1053), served
with Royal Navy Air Service on HMS President III. Killed by Hostile
Aircraft on 22nd July 1917 aged 25. Beloved son of Josiah and Flora
Allen of 214 Broadway, West Hendon. Buried in Hendon Cemetery and
Crematorium. |
| APPS |
C
Hy |
Private
Clarence Henry Apps (service number: 25994), served with 8th East
Surrey Regiment. Enlisted in Mill Hill was Killed in action on 12th
October 1917. Son of Henry Apps of Thornham, Kings Lynn. Commemorated
on Tyne Cot Memorial. |
| BARTON |
Frank |
No
further information currently |
| BARTON |
John
H |
Private
John Henry Barton Service Number: 2728, London Regiment “A” Coy.
1st/19th Bn. Died on 31st October 1915 age 18. Beloved son of Walter
John and Julia Wreaford Barton, of 12 York Road Hendon. Buried in
Bethune Town Cemetery |
| BEAVINGTON |
S
J |
Rifleman
Sidney James Beavington (service number: 5514), served with 8th
Post Office Rifles. Enlisted in Hendon and was Killed in action
on 10th September 1916 aged 28. Born in Camberwell to Benjamin and
Caroline Selina Beavington Commemorated on Thiepval Memorial. |
| BELL |
Hy
W |
Private
Henry William Bell (service number: G/4187), served with 9th Royal
Sussex Regiment. Enlisted in Kilburn and was Killed in action on
28th September 1915. Commemorated on Loos Memorial. |
| BILLINGTON |
T
|
Private
Thomas Billington (service number: 81004),served with 2nd Royal
Fusiliers. Enlisted in Hendon died on 27th November 1917 aged 38.
Born in Cranfield to James and Ann Billington of Cranfield Beds.
Husband of Edith Lilian Billington of The White House, Alderholt,
Salisbury. Buried in Rocquigny-Equancourt Road British Cemetery,
Manancourt. |
| BOWDITCH,
MM |
Arthur
F |
Private
Arthur Frederick Bowditch Service Number: 39953 served with 1st
Duke of Edinburgh’s Wiltshire Regiment. Enlisted in Cricklewood
and was formerly with the Middlesex Regiment. He was Killed in action
on 15th September 1918 and was 31. Arthur was awarded the Military
Medal (MM). Beloved husband of Florence Bowditch of 17 Annesley
Avenue Hendon. Commemorated on Vis-En-Artois Memorial |
| BROTHERHOOD |
R
H |
Sapper
Richard Harry Brotherhood (service number: Deal/845(S)), served
with Royal Marines Engineers, Royal Navy Division. Died 23nd February
1919 aged 38. Beloved husband of Ellen H Brotherhood of 53 Annesley
Avenue Colindale Hendon. Son of Richard and Catherine Brotherhood
of 65 Sydney Street, Chelsea. Buried in Hampstead Cemetery |
| BUNCE |
W
C |
Corporal
William Charles Bunce (service number: 18794), 7th Queen’s Own (Royal
West Kent). Enlisted in Mill Hill and was Killed in action on 18th
November 1916 aged 29. Husband of Elizabeth May Bunce. Son of James
Henry and Mary E. Bunce of West Hendon. Born in Clapham. Buried
in Stump Road Cemetery, Grandcourt. |
| BUTCHER |
Geo
H |
No
further information currently |
| BUTLER |
L
T G |
Private
Louis Thomas George Butler (service number: G2780), served with
12th Middlesex Regiment. Enlisted Hendon and was Killed in action
on 12th March 1916 aged 18. Beloved son of Louis Cecil Buder and
Elizabeth Harriet Butler of 42a Telford Road, West Hendon. Buried
in Carnoy Military Cemetery. |
| CALLEN |
W
B Owen |
Rifleman
William Bradbury Owen, (Service Number: 304636), served with 5th
London Rifle Brigade. Enlisted in Cricklewood and Died of wounds
on 16th June 1917 aged 35. Born in Brixton to Henry W and Rosa Callen.
Beloved husband of Winifred Violet Callen of 30 Salmon Parade, Bridgewater
Somerset. Lived in Hendon. Buried Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension,
France. |
| CAINES |
Wm
A |
No
further information currently |
| CANDLER |
Fredk
|
Private
Frederick Candler (service number: 5858), served with 1st /20th
London Regiment. Enlisted in Cricklewood and was Killed in action
on 1st October 1916. Born in Hendon Formerly with East Surrey Regiment.
Commemorated on Thiepval Memorial. |
| CLARKE |
Jos
|
No
further information currently |
| CLARKE |
Geo
|
Guardsman
George Clarke (service number: 20885), served with 4th Grenadier
Guards. Enlisted in Marylebone and Died of wounds on 18th October
1915 aged 17. Son of Charles James and Sarah Clarke of 1 Chosen
Villas, Colindale Aveune, Hendon. Native of Hornsey, London. Buried
in Vermelles British Cemetery. |
| COLES |
F
W |
Private
Frederick William Coles (service number: 3506) served with 2nd Royal
Fusiliers. Died on 2nd Novermber 1918 aged 30. Beloved husband of
Martha Francis Walch (formerly Coles) of 25, Telford Road, Hendon.
Son of George and M. Jane Coles. Commemorated on Screen Wall at
Hendon Cemetery and Crematorium. |
| CONNOLLEY |
John |
No
further information currently |
| CORNISH |
E
|
Private
Ernest Cornish, Service Number G50104, served with 11th Middlesex
Regiment. Enlisted in Hendon and was Killed in action on 12th May
1917. He was formerly with Royal Fusiliers. Commemorated on Arras
Memorial. |
| COX |
Hy
J |
Private
Harry James Cox (service number: 21137), served with 1st Coldstream
Guards. Enlisted in Cricklewood and Died on 31st October 1918. Buried
in Cross Roads Cemetery, Fontaine-Au-Bois. |
| CULVERHOUSE |
C
|
Private
Charles Culverhouse (service number: T.F. 293540), served with 10th
Middlesex Regiment. Enlisted Willesden and was Killed in action
on 12th March 1918. Born in Kingsbury. Commemorated on Jerusalem
Memorial. |
| DAY |
A
J |
Private
Alfred John Day (service number: L/12290), served with 3rd Middlesex
Regiment. Enlisted Mill Hill and was Killed in action on 10th February
1915 aged 24. Son of James and Rebecca Harriet Day of 46a Telford
Road, West Hendon. Commemorated on Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial.
|
| DAY |
W
S J |
Sergeant
William Samuel James Day, Service Number: G/2730, served with 12th
Middlesex Regiment. He enlisted in Hendon and was Killed in action
on 3rd May 1917 aged 20. Born in Paddington to James and Rebecca
Harriet Day of 46a Telford Road, West Hendon. Commemorated on Arras
Memorial |
| DOCKREE |
W
|
No
further information currently |
| DRAPER |
Ernest |
Private
Draper (service number 25019), served with 8th Royal Fusiliers.
Enlisted in Hendon and was Killed in action on 7th October 1916.
Born in Derbyshire. Commemorated on Thiepval Memorial. |
| EDWARDS
|
G
Gordon |
Lance
Corporal George Gordon Edwards (service number: 11684), served with
1st King’s Royal Rifles Corps. Enlisted Willesden and Died of wounds
on 23rd August 1918 aged 53. Beloved son of William George and Mary
Edwards of 242 The Broadway, West Hendon. Buried in Gomiecourt South
Cemetery. |
| EDWARDS |
W
G |
No
further information currently |
| ELLIS,
MM |
Wm
|
Rifleman
William Ellis Service Number: 10675, served with the 2nd King’s
Royal Rifles Corps. He enlisted in London and Died of wounds on
21st July 1916 aged 21, was awarded the Military Medal (MM). Beloved
son of Mrs and Mr Ellis 20 Ravenstone Road, Hendon. He is buried
in Maroc British Cemetery, Grenay. |
| EVELEIGH |
L
H G |
Gunner
Lawrence Horatio Goff Eveleigh, (service number: L/14187) C Bty.
162nd Bde Royal Fusiliers. Enlisted in London and was Killed in
action on 13th April 1917 aged 23. Beloved husband of Ethel Eveleigh
of 41a Milton Road, West Hendon. Born in Cricklewood to William
Henry and Jessie Eveleigh Buried in Cabaret-Rouge British Cemetery,
Souchez. |
| FRAMPTON |
J
H |
Lance
Corporal John Howard Frampton (service number: 5192) served with
1st Scots Guards. Died on 1st October 1914 aged 39. Husband of Clara
Frampton of 1 Harefield Villa, High Road, Edgware. Son of Edmund
and Sarah Frampton of Sandown, Isle of Wight. Commemorated on Ypres
(Menin Gate) Memorial. |
| FURBY |
Chas
|
No
further information currently |
| GARMENT |
S
|
Private
William Stanley Garment (service number: 22647), served with 2nd
Grenadier Guards. Enlisted in St. Paul’s Churchyard, EC and was
Killed in action on 1st August 1917. Husband of Ethel Garment. Son
of Joseph and Clara Garment of 82 Midland Brent Terrace, Cricklewood.
Commemorated on Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. |
| GILES |
G
J |
Private
George James Giles (service number: 7862), served with 11th Royal
Fusiliers. Enlisted in Battersea and was Killed in action on 19th
November 1916. Buried in Pozieres British Cemetery, Ovillers-La
Boisselle |
| GRAY |
Ernest
H |
No
further information currently |
| GRAYSON |
Hugh
|
No
further information currently |
| GREEN |
Chas
E |
Private
Charles Edward Green, Service Number T.F. 203188, served with 17th
Middlesex Regiment. Enlisted in Neasden and was Killed in action
on 28th April 1917 aged 35. Beloved husband of Eliza Green of 12
Russell Road. Commemorated on the Arras Memorial. |
| GUNN |
Hy
|
No
further information currently |
| HARRIS |
Stanley |
Private
Stanley Harris (Service Number: T.F. 265466), served with 1st/9th
Middlesex Regiment. Enlisted in Willesden and Died as POW on 31st
August 1916 in the Persian Gulf. Beloved son of Mr and Mrs Harris
of 7 Milton Road, West Hendon. Buried in Baghdad (North Gate) War
Cemetery. |
| HARRIS |
Hubert
J |
Private
Joseph Hubert Harris (service number: TF/240945), served with 1st/8th
Middlesex. Killed in action on 16th August 1917 aged 21. Son of
Mr G W and Mrs S A Harris of 6 Nicoll Place, Hendon. Commemorated
on Tyne Cot Memorial. |
| HARRIS |
Arthur |
No
further information currently |
| HAWES |
Wesley |
Private
Wesley Hawes (service number: G9951), served with 5th Middlesex.
Enlisted in Mill Hill and Died 17th June 1915. Born in Eye, Suffolk,
beloved husband of Edith Ellen Lowe (formerly Hawes) of 52 Milton
Road Hendon. Buried in Hendon (St. Mary) Churchyard. |
| HENDRY |
F
Geo |
No
further information currently |
| HENDRY |
John
W |
No
further information currently |
| HIGGINS |
Martin |
Lance
Sergeant Martin Higgins (service number: 29003), served with A coy.
2nd Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Enlisted in Hendon with West Surrey
Regiment and was Killed in action on 17th October 1918 aged 36.
Born in Wrexham, North Wales. Beloved husband of Lily Dockree (formerly
Higgins) of 3 Park Road, West Hendon. Highland Cemetery, Lecateau.
|
| HILL |
A
J |
No
further information currently |
| HILL |
Geo
|
Private
George Hill (service number: 64601) served with 1st/4th Northumberland
Fusiliers. Enlisted Wakefield, Yorks. with Yorkshire Regiment. Died
of wounds on 8th April 1918 aged 19. Beloved son of John and Ada
Hill of 39 Argyll Road, West Hendon. Buried in Haverskerque British
Cemetery. |
| HILLS |
L
G |
Private
George Lawrence Hills (service number: 203474), served with the
10th Essex Regiment. Enlisted in Cricklewood and Died of wounds
on 25th August 1918. Buried in Daours Communal Cemetery Extension.
|
| HOGGATT |
F
E G |
Private
Frederick Edwin George Hoggatt (service number: 74585), Labour Corps.
Enlisted in Hendon was Killed in action on 8th June 1917 aged 24
was formerly Royal West Surrey Regiment. Born Brisbane, Queensland,
Australia. Buried in Sunken Road Cemetery, Boisleux-St Marc |
| HOOK |
Chas
|
No
further information currently |
| HOOLE |
Albt
|
Private
Albert Hoole (service number: 21058), served with 21st Middlesex
Regiment. Enlisted Mill Hill and Killed in action on 9th July 1917.
Beloved son of Mrs Hoole of Milton Terrance, Milton Road, West Hendon.
Buried in Fins New British Cemetery, Sorel-Le-Grand. |
| HORN |
Bertie |
Private
Horn (service number: 295415), served with 2nd/4th Royal Fusiliers.
Died on 20th September 1917 aged 23. Son of George and Elizabeth
Horn of Rose Lea, Stanley Road, West Hendon. Commemorated on Ypres
(Menin Gate) Memorial. |
| HORTON |
John
N |
Lance
Corporal John Norman Horton (service number: 320347), served with
6th Rifle Battalion London Regiment. Enlisted in London and was
Killed in action on 30th November 1917 aged 23. Born in Wellington,
Shropshire to John and Mary Horton of 12 Cecil Road, Colindale Avenue,
Hendon. Commemorated on Cambrai Memorial, Louverval. |
| HORTON |
Percy
W |
Rifleman
Percy William Horton (service number: 302261), served with 5th London
Rifle Brigade. Enlisted London and was Killed in action on 31st
October 1917. Born in Leek, Staffs. Buried in St. Julien Dressing
Station Cemetery, Belgium. |
| HULL |
S
W |
No
further information currently |
| JARED |
Wm
|
Sergeant
William Jared (service number: 370938), served with 8th Post Office
Rifles. Enlisted in London and was Killed in action on 7th October
1916 aged 22. Son of George and Esther Jared of 263, Broadway, Hendon.
Buried Warlencourt British Cemetery. |
| JEFFRIES |
Hy
|
Gunner
Harry Jeffries (service Number: 62237), served with 96th Siege Baty.
Royal Garrison Artillery. Enlisted in Cricklewood and Died of wounds
on 20th July 1917 aged 34. Son of Mrs M Jeffries of 11 Deerfield
Gardens, Hendon. Buried is Loos British Cemetery. |
| JENKINS |
L
B |
Gunner
Lewis Bertram Jenkins (service number: 123666), served with A Bty.
76th Bde. Royal Field Artillery. Enlisted in Hitchin, Herts., and
was Killed in action on 4th November 1918 aged 29. Born in Shillington,
Beds., to John and Sally Jenkins of Shillington, Hitchin. Beloved
husband of Olive Lavinia Jenkins of 58 Park Road, Hendon. Buried
in Cross Roads Cemetery, Fontaine-Au-Bois. |
| JONES |
Cecil
V |
Rifleman
Cecil Jones (service number: 44535), served with 16th Royal Irish
Rifles. Enlisted London and Died of wounds on 31st July 1917 aged
27. Husband of Sybil Bedford Jones of 2 High Road, Burnt Oak, Edgware.
Son of G R Jones of 271, The Broadway, West Hendon. Commemorated
on Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. |
| JONES |
Oliver
E |
Private
Oliver Edwin Jones (service number: 201667), served with 4th/5th
Black Watch (Royal Highlanders). Enlisted in Hendon and was Killed
in action 29th October 1917 aged 29. Husband of Hannah Amelia Walker
(formerly Jones) of 85 Kingsbury Road Hendon. Commemorated on Tyne
Cot Memorial. |
| JULIAN |
Richd
|
Sapper
Richard Julian (service number: 471648), served with 212th Field
Company Royal Engineers. Enlisted Sheffield and was Killed in action
on 18th August 1917 aged 41. Beloved husband of Mrs J Holmes (formerly
Julian) of Brent Cottage, Broadway West Hendon. Son of Richard and
Emma Julian. Buried in Coxyde Military Cemetery, Belgium |
| KILPATRICK |
Jas
|
Lance
Corporal James Kilpatrick (service number: 12535), served with 1st
Irish Guards. Enlisted in Cricklewood and was Killed in action on
8th October 1918 aged 32. Husband of Bessie Maria Kilpatrick of
16 Telford Road, West Hendon. Son of Frank Edward and Esther Kilpatrick
of Hendon. Buried in Masnieres British Cemetery, Marcoing. |
| KING |
A
T |
No
further information currently |
| LANGFORD |
A
|
No
further information currently |
| LEE |
C
|
Lance
Corporal Charles (service number: SPTS/1679), served with 23rd Royal
Fusiliers. Enlisted in Hornchurch and was Killed in action on 27th
July 1916. Son of James and Kezia Lee. Commemorated on Thiepval
Memorial. |
| LEMON |
P
F J |
Acting
Bombardier Percy Frederick James Lemon (service number: 49331),
served with D bty, 99th Bde. Royal Field Artillery. Enlisted in
Hendon and Died of wounds on 26th April 1918. Born in Willesden
to Frederick James and Minnie Lemon of 8 Ramsey Road, Hendon. Buried
in Karasouli Military Cemetery, Greece. |
| LEVERENTZ |
T
J |
Lance
Corporal Thomas John Leverentz (service number: L/770), served with
4th Royal Fusiliers. Enlisted London and was Killed in action on
11th November 1914 aged 34. Husband of Rosina Wood (formerly Leverentz
of 13 Ravenstone Road, West Hendon. Born in Westminister. Commemorated
on Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. |
| LING |
Victor
J P |
No
further information currently |
| LOWE |
Frank
E |
Private
Frank Ernest Lowe (service number: 2904), served with 3rd Royal
Fusiliers. Enlisted in Hendon and was Killed in action on 3rd May
1915 aged 26. Born in Paddington. Son of Edward John and Elizabeth
Rose Lowe of 13, Herbert Road, Hendon. Commemorated on Ypres (Menin
Gate) Memorial. |
| MAIDS |
G
A |
No
further information currently |
| MARKS |
G
A |
Private
George Alfred Marks, (service number: 20912), served with 7th East
Surrey Regiment. Enlisted Mill Hill and Died as a POW on 31st May
1917. Born in Leicester. Buried in Cologne Southern Cemetery. |
| MAYES |
A
C |
No
further information currently |
| MEEK |
Sam |
Sergeant
Samuel Meek. (service number: TF/ 279), served with 9th Middlesex
(TF). Enlisted in Hendon and Died on 6th October 1915. Born in Walsingham,
Norfolk. Commemorated on Madras 1914 – 1918 War Memorial, Chennai.
Buried in Dum Dum New Cemetery. |
| MITCHELL |
Wm
|
Private
William Thomas Mitchell, (service number: 3690), served with 3rd
Royal Fusiliers. Enlisted in Hendon and was Killed in action on
8th May 1915. Born in Acton. Buried in Brandhoek Military Cemetery |
| NASH |
Bertie
E |
Private
Bertie Edward Nash (service number: 41793), served with 7th Northamptonshire
Regiment. Enlisted Mill Hill and was Killed in action on 16th October
1918. Born in Leamington, Warwick to Mr H. Nash of 17 Borthwick
Road, West Hendon. Buried in St. Aubert Birtish Cemetery Nord, France |
| NEIGHBOUR |
H
T |
No
further information currently |
| NOTLEY |
W
T |
Private
Walter Thomas Notley (service number: G/20987), served with 3rd
Buffs (East Kent Regiment). Enlisted in Cricklewood and Died of
Pneumonia on 9th February 1917 aged 22. Beloved husband of Dorothy
Bashnell (formerly Notlley) of 14 St. David’s Place. Born in Willesden
to John Notley. Buried in Hendon Cemetery and Crematorium. |
| OSMAN |
C
|
No
further information currently |
| PASCOE |
Wm
H |
No
further information currently |
| PERKINS |
Hy
G |
No
further information currently |
| PHILLIPS |
S
H |
Private
Sampson Harry Phillips (service number: G/4962), served with 1st
Middlesex Regiment. Enlisted in Hendon and Died of wounds on 26th
June 1918. Buried in Esquelbecq Military Cemetery. |
| PHILLIPS |
Sidney |
Private
Sidney Phillips, (service number: T.F.2135), served with 3rd/9th
T.F Battalion Middlesex Regiment and was attached to the 2/10th
Bn. Enlisted in Willesden and Died on 25th May 1916 aged 21. Beloved
son of James and Sarah Phillips of 35a Milton Road, West Hendon.
Buried in Cairo War Memorial Cemetery. |
| PHRIPPS |
Ernest
S |
No
further information currently |
| PICKETT |
Albt
|
Driver
Albert Pickett (service number: 22638), served with C Bty. 56th
Bde. Royal Field Artillery. Enlisted in Hendon and Died on 24th
June 1916. Born in Horsham. Buried in Basra War Cemetery |
| PICKWICK |
Alf
|
Private
Alfred Pickwick (service number: G/25214), served with 1st The Queen’s
(Royal West Surrey). Enlisted in Cricklewood and was Killed in action
on 13th April 1918 aged 19. Son of Mr and Mrs Pickwick of 3 Cecil
Road, Colindale, Hendon. Commemorated on Ploegsteert Memorial. |
| PIDGEON |
A
|
Private
Alfred Pidegon (service number: L/10434), served with 1st Middlesex.
Enlisted in Mill Hill and Died of wounds on 26th October 1914. Born
in Dorchester, Devon. Buried in Ration Farm Military Cemetery, La
Chapelle-Darmentieres. |
| PIDGEON |
W
H |
Private
William Henry Pidgeon (service number: G/41140), served with 20th
Middlesex. Enlisted in Hendon and was Killed in action on 12th April
1918. Commemorated on Polegsteert Memorial. |
| PONTON |
Thos
|
Private
Thomas Ponton (service number: 41356), served with 2nd Northamptonshire
Regiment. Enlisted in Hendon with Essex Regiment was Killed in action
on 27th May 1918 aged 37. Husband of Mrs N M Cordell (formerly Ponton)
of Cemetery Lodge, Northwood, Middlesex. Son of Mrs Ponton of 12
King Street, Dundee. Commemorated on Soissons Memorial. |
| POOLEY |
R
S |
Private
Ronald Sidney (service number: 41620), served with 11th Manchester
Regiment. Enlisted in Hendon with Royal West Kent Regiment and was
Killed in action on 8th June 1918 aged 22. Son of Mrs Ellen Pooley
of 188 Broadway, West Hendon. Born in Kennington, Surrey. Buried
in St. Mary’s A.D.S. Cemetery, Haisnes. |
| PRATT |
G
W H |
Rifleman
George William Henry Pratt, (Service Number: O/130), served with
13th Rifle Brigade. Enlisted in Cricklewood and was Killed in action
on 27th February 1918 aged 19. Beloved son of George and Eliza Pratt
of 10a Stanley Road, West Hendon. Buried in Birr Crossroads Cemetery. |
| PULESTON |
J
E |
Private
John Edward Puleston (service number: T.F. 2616), served with 9th
Attached to 10th Middlesex Regiment. Enlisted in Willesden and Died
of wounds on 4th October 1915 aged 19. Son of John E and Elizabeth
Puleston of 324 The Broadway, West Hendon. Buried in Pieta Military
Cemetery. |
| RANSOM |
Edwd
|
Private
Edward Ransom (service number: 11052), served with 13th Essex Regiment.
Enlisted Cricklewood and was Killed in action on 19th February 1917
aged 19. Son of William and Hannah Ransom of 53 Ravenstone Road,
West Hendon. Commemorated on Thiepval Memorial. |
| RICH |
G
C |
Private
George Charles Rich (service number: G/3691), served with 2nd Royal
Fusiliers. Enlisted in Mill Hill and Killed in action 25th April
1915 aged 30. Beloved husband of Sarah Eleanor Short (formerly Rich)
of 13 Pollard Road, West Hendon. Son of John and Rose Rich. Commemorated
on Helles Memorial. |
| RICHARDSON |
F
|
Gunner
Frederick George Richardson (service number: 62176), served with
25th Heavy Bty. Royal Garrison Artillery. Enlisted in Cricklewood
and Died of wounds on 26th August 1917 aged 30. Son of James and
Matilda Richardson of West Hendon. Buried in Wimereux Communal Cemetery,
France. |
| RIDOUT |
C
G |
Second
Lieutenant Clarence Grosvenor Ridout. Served with 1st King’s Shropshire
Light Infantry. He dead on 22nd December 1915 His death was due
to being Gassed aged 30. Husband of Elfreda Marie Ridout of Clovelly,
The Hyde, West Hendon. Son of John and Ellen Ridout. Buried in Lijssenthoek
Military Cemetery. |
| RISELEY |
Hy
W |
Rifleman
Henry William Riseley (service number: 374498), served with 1st/8th
Post Office Rifles. Enlisted in Piccadilly and was Killed in action
on 30th November 1917. Born in Marylebone to Henry John and Maria
Riseley of 259 Broadway, West Hendon. Commemorated on Cambrai Memorial,
Louverval. |
| ROBERTS |
A
G |
Private
Alfred George Roberts (Service Number: 33537), served with 12th
East Surreys. Enlisted Mill Hill and was Killed in action on 25th
March 1918 aged 34. Beloved husband of Ada Rosina Roberts of 2 Oak
Villas, High Road, Burnt Oak. Commemorated on Arras Memorial. |
| ROBERTS |
Wm
|
No
further information currently |
| ROOME |
Chris |
Private
Christopher Roome (service number: 254797), served with 3rd C Coy.
Royal Fusilliers. Enlisted in Whitehall and was Killed in action
on 31st August 1918 aged 18. Son Christopher and Daisy M. Roome
of 16 Honey Hill Road Bedford. Commemorated on Vis-En-Artois Memorial |
| SELBY |
Wm
H |
Rifleman
William Herbert Selby (service number: 44996), served with 12th
Royal Irish Rifles. Enlisted in London and was Killed in action
on 15th April 1918. Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial. |
| SHARVELL |
W
A |
Gunner
William Sharvell (service number: 89025), served with C Bty. 66th
Bde. Royal Field Artillery. Enlisted in Marylebone and was Killed
in action on 8th August 1915 aged 19. Son of Alfred and Edith Sharvell
of 30a Ramsey Road, Hendon. Buried in Twelve Tree Copse Cemetery,
Gallipoli |
| SILLS |
W
J |
Driver
Walter James Sills (service number: 106608), served with 16th Div.
Ammunition Col. Royal Field Artillery. Enlisted in Cricklewood and
was Killed in action on 20th August 1917. Buried in Valamertinghe
New Military Cemetery. |
| SKIDMORE |
Wm
|
Private
William Skidmore (service number: 44341), served with 1st South
Wales Borders. Enlisted in Woolwich and was Killed in action on
10th November 1917 aged 37. Ruth Skidmore of 40a Oak Grove, Cricklewood.
Born in Oldbury, Staffs. Formerly served with Royal Engineers. Commemorated
on Tyne Cot Memorial. |
| SPENCER |
Stanley
Wade |
Private
7308, 2nd Battalion, East Surrey Regiment. Killed in action 9 May
1915. Aged 16. Born Hendon, enlisted Mill Hill, Middlesex. Son of
Edwin and Mary Louisa Spencer, of Oak Cottage, Chavey Down, Ascot,
Berks. No known grave. Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial, West-Vlaanderen,
Belgium. Panel 34. |
| STAINES |
J
M |
No
further information currently |
| STEER |
Chas
|
Corporal
Charles Steer (service number: CH/16666), served with 4th Royal
Marine Light Infantry. Died on 23rd April 1918. Buried in Hendon
Cemetery and Crematorium. |
| STEVENS |
A
G |
Corporal
Alfred George Stevens (service number: 26160), served with number
2 depot Royal Garrison Artillery. Enlisted Mill Hill and Died on
22nd July 1916 aged 27 In University Hospital. Served in Egypt and
France. Husband of Lucy Lillian Stevens of 304, The Broadway. Son
of Mr Joseph and Mrs Mary Stevens of Deerfield, West Hendon. Buried
Kensal Green (All Soul’s) Cemetery. |
| STEVENS |
Frank |
Private
Stevens (service number: T.F/293374), served with 2nd/10th Middlesex
Regiment. Enlisted in Willesden and was Killed in action on 26th
March 1917. Commemorated on Jerusalem Memorial. |
| STEVENS |
Herbt
J |
Private
Herbert James(service number: 5644), served with 13th or 18th Middlesex.
Enlisted in Willesden and was Killed in action on 1st December 1916.
Husband of M Stevens of 24 Milton Road Hendon. Buried in Philosophe
British Cemetery, Mazingarbe. |
| STOPHER |
Robt
W |
Lance
Corporal Robert William Stopher (service number: A/1171), served
with 9th King’s Royal Rifles. Enlisted in Marylebone and was Killed
in action on 25th September 1915. Born in Hampstead. Buried in Ypres
Reservoir Cemetery. |
| STREDWICK |
L
J |
Corporal
Laurence James Stredwick (service number: G/4944), served with A
Coy 2nd Royal Sussex. Enlisted in Mill Hill and was Killed in action
on 15th November 1917 aged 21. Son of George and Elizabeth Stredwick
of 164, The Broadway, West Hendon. Born in Hastings. A member of
the British Expeditionary Force. Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial. |
| SWEET |
Jos
|
Gunner
Joseph Sweet (service number: 52848), served with 25th Siege Bty.
Royal Garrison Artillery. Enlisted Kilburn and Died of wounds on
2nd October 1917 aged 24. Beloved husband of Annie Eita Sweet of
45 Ravenstone, West Hendon. Son of George and Jane Sweet. Buried
Godewaersvelde British Cemetery, France. |
| TAYLOR |
Albt
M |
Lance
Corporal Albert Taylor (service number: 19340), served with 4th
Grenadier Guards. Enlisted in Marylebone and Died of wounds on 27th
December 1915. Buried in Merville Communal Cemetery. |
| TIMMS |
Percy
H |
Private
Percy Harold Timms (service number: L/16118), served with 2nd Middlesex.
Enlisted in Kilburn and was Killed in action on 3rd January 1918
aged 20. Born in Hendon to Arthur and Sarah Ann Timms of 51 Brothwick
Road, West Hendon. Buried in Poelcapelle British Cemetery. |
| TINLEY |
H
H |
Private
Herbert Henry (service number: G/21510), served with 13th Royal
Sussex Regiment. Enlisted Mill Hill and Died of wounds on 22nd March
1918 aged 19. Son of Herbert and Annie Tinley of 58 Ravenstone Road,
Hendon. Commemorated on Pozieres Memorial. |
| TOMKINS |
W
G J |
No
further information currently |
| TOWNSHEND |
E
B |
Rifleman
Edwin Broadley (service number: 10217), served with 16th King’s
Royal Rifles Corps. Enlisted in Mill Hill and Died on 4th November
1918 aged 26. Son of Edwin and Fanny Townshend of 2 Meadow Cottages,
Bucks Lane, Kingsbury. Buried in Mont Huon Military Cemetery, Le
Treport. |
| TURNER |
Wm
J |
No
further information currently |
| TYERS |
W
H |
Private
William Tyers (service number: 11178), served with 11th Middlesex
Regiment. Enlisted Cricklewood and Died of wounds 14th December
1916. Buried in Warlincourt Halte British Cemetery,Saulty |
| VALENTINE |
W
A |
Private
William Alfred Valentine (service number: 14185), served with 7th
B coy. Royal West Surrey Regiment. Enlisted in Hendon and Died of
wounds on 2nd December 1916 aged 19. Beloved son of Mr and Mrs Alfred
and Minnie Valentine of 22 York Road, West Hendon. Buried in Etretat
Churchyard. |
| VIC |
Thos
E |
Private
Thomas Edward Vic (service number: 52430), served with 26th Royal
Fusilliers. Enlisted in Hendon and Died of wounds on 29th September
1918 aged 29. Husband of Florence Beatrice Vic of 10 Ravenstone
Road, West Hendon. Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial. |
| VOLVONA
|
Fredc
|
Gunner
Frederick (service number: 54537) served with 40th Bty. 43rd Bde.
Royal Field Artillery. Died on 7th December 1915. Brother Miss T.
Valvona 19 Elm Grove, Cricklewood. Buried in Noeux-Les-Mines Communal
Cemetery, France. |
| WALTON |
Arthur
H |
Gunner
Arthur Henry Walton (service number: 74149), served with 121st Heavy
Bty. Royal Garrison Artillery. Was Accidentally Killed on 24th November
1918 aged 24. Beloved husband of Ellen Walton of 54 Ravenstone Road,
West Hendon. Son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Walton, Hendon. Buried in
Cement House Cemetery, Belgium. |
| WELLS |
A
|
Private
Alfred Wells, (service number: 22854), served with 1st Garrison
Essex Regiment. Enlisted Hendon With the Middlesex Regiment and
Died on 13th October 1916 aged 50. Beloved husband of Elizabeth
Wells of 24 Beaumont Road, Luton. Cairo War Memorial Cemetery. |
| WHEATLEY |
F
C |
No
further information currently |
| WHEELER |
Job |
Private
Joeby Wheeler (service number: 205646), served with 2nd Garrison
Battalion Bedfordshire Regiment. Enlisted in Willesden with Middlesex
Regiment and Died on 27th December 1917. Beloved son of William
and Sarah Wheeler. Commemorated on Karachi 1914 – 1918 War Memorial.
|
| WHITEHEAD |
J
H |
Sapper
John Henry Whitehead, (service number: 88508), served with 1st Railway
Operating Department of the Royal Engineers. Enlisted in London
and Died on 27th January 1916 aged 24. Beloved son of Thomas Albert
and Ann Fellows Whithead of 6 Brent View Road, Hyde, Hendon. Buried
in Calais Southern Cemetery. |
| WILDMAN |
Sidney |
Private
Sidney George Wildman (service number: 203492), served with 6th
Wiltshire Regiment. Enlisted London and was Killed in action on
4th October 1917 aged 19. Born in Northampton to Alfred and Jenny
Wildman of 28 Malden Road, Boreham Wood, Herts. Husband of Hilda
Janet Champ (formerly Wildman) of 81, Dollis Road, Church End, Finchley.
Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial. |
| WILKINS |
Edwd
|
No
further information currently |
| WILKINSON |
F
|
Private
Frank Wilkinson (service number: L/13232), served with 3rd Middlesex
Regiment. Enlisted in Mill Hill and was Killed in action on 27th
March 1915. Commemorated on Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. |
| WOODFORD |
A
R |
Private
Arthur Reginald Woodford (service number: 611694), served with 19th
London Regiment. Enlisted in Camden Town and was Killed in action
on 19th September 1918 aged 21. Son of Ormand and Annie Woodford
of 42 Deerfield Cottage, West Hendon. Buried in Ramleh War Cemetery,
Israel |
| WOODFORD |
O
W |
Private
Ormand William Woodford (service number: M/321615), served with
Army Service Corps in the Motor Transport, Machine Gun Corps and
was attached to 15th Light Armoured Motor. Enlisted in Cricklewood
and died in Mesopotamia on 11th January 1918 aged 29. Husband of
Winifred Alice Hitchens (formerly Woodford) of Rosemary East Street.
Sydney, Australia. Son of Mr and Mrs W. Woodford of Deerfield Hendon.
Buried in Baghdad (North Gate) War Cemetery, Iraq |
| WOOLDRIDGE |
R
G |
Sergeant
Robert George Wooldridge. (service number: 293367)2nd/6th Middlesex
Regiment. Enlisted in Willesden and Died of wounds on 20th April
1917 aged 40. Beloved husband of Ellen L. Wooldridge of 28 Telford
Road, West Hendon. Buried in Deir El Belah War Cemetery |
| WORKMAN |
C
M |
No
further information currently |
| WRIGHT |
Archie |
Driver
Archibald Wright (Service Number: 102562), served with N Bty. Royal
Horse Artillery. Enlisted in Willesden and was Killed in action
on 31st August 1918 aged 20. Born in St. Pancras to Samuel and Emma
Wright of 45 Deerfield Cottages, The Hyde, West Hendon. Buried in
Assevillers New British Cemetery. |
