| ABBOTT |
Arthur
Edward |
Corporal
7894938, 16th/5th (Royal Irish) Lancers, Royal Armoured Corps. Died
11th April 1943 in North Africa. Age 24. Born and resident Northamptonshire.
Son of William and Rita Abbott; husband of B. M. Abbott, of Wombwell,
Yorkshire. Commemorated on MEDJEZ-EL-BAB MEMORIAL, Tunisia. Face
2. |
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| AGER |
Robert
Percy |
Gunner
1658749, 632 Battery, 33 (19th County of London Regimentt) Searchlight
Regiment, Royal Artillery. Died 2nd March 1945 at home in England.
Age 29. Born and resident Northamptonshire. Son of Thomas H. Age
r and Olive Frances Age R, of Kettering; husband of Katherine E.
Ager, of Kettering. Buried in LONDON ROAD CEMETERY, KETTERING, Northamptonshire.
Row N.N. Grave 5. |
| ALDERMAN |
Henry
|
Private
4805278, 5th Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Died 21st August 1943
as a POW in the Far East. Age 27. Born and resident Northamptonshire.
Buried in CHUNGKAI WAR CEMETERY, Thailand. Grave 5. L. 2. |
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| BAGSHAW |
Dennis
George |
Sapper
2158441, 694 Artisan Works Company, Royal Engineers. Died 7th January
1943 at home. Born and resident Northamptonshire. Son of Frederick
and Mary A. Bagshaw; husband of Hilda M. Bagshaw, of Kettering.
Buried in LONDON ROAD CEMETERY, KETTERING, Northamptonshire. Row
O.O. Grave 8. |
| BAILEY |
E |
possibly
Ernest BAILEY, Private 5888552, 2nd Battalion, The Hertfordshire
Regiment, The Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment. Died 12th
May 1944 in Italy. Born and resident Northamptonshire. Buried in
CASSINO WAR CEMETERY,
Italy. Grave XII. E. 9. |
| BAILEY |
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possibly
Eric Rowland BAILEY, Private 7378653, Royal Army Medical Corps.
Died 29th May 1942 in the Middle East. Born and resident Northamptonshire.
Buried in KNIGHTSBRIDGE WAR CEMETERY, ACROMA, Libya. Grave 11. C.
20. |
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| BARNWELL |
George
or Gordon Robert |
[Army
Roll lists as George and CWGC as Gordon] Bombardier 946925, 68 Medium
Regiment, Royal Artillery. Died 10th April 1942 in the Middle East.
Age 23. Born and resident Northamptonshire. Son of John Arthur and
Margaret Mabel Barnwell; husband of Jennie Barnwell. Buried in KNIGHTSBRIDGE
WAR CEMETERY, ACROMA, Libya. Grave 4. F. 12. |
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| BEDWELL |
William
|
Private
5886627, 2nd Battalion, The Northamptonshire Regiment. Died 28th
April 1944 in Italy. Age 22. Born and resident Northamptonshire.
Son of William and Ellen Bedwell, of Kettering, Northamptonshire;
husband of Freda Olive Louise Bedwell, of Kettering. Buried in BEACH
HEAD WAR CEMETERY, ANZIO, Italy. Grave II. H. 12. |
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| BELLAMY |
Arthur
Bertram |
Private
5892026, 2nd Battalion, The Lincolnshire Regiment. Died 8th July
1944 during th Western Europe Campaign. Age 20. Born and resident
Northamptonshire. Son of Bert and Ada Bellamy, of Kettering, Northamptonshire.
Buried in RANVILLE WAR CEMETERY, Calvados, France. Grave II. C.
33. |
| BELLAMY |
Arthur
Walter |
Corporal
6407285, 5th Battalion, The Hampshire Regiment. Died 9th April 1943
in North Africa. Age 30. Born Northamptonshire, resident London
EC. Commemorated on MEDJEZ-EL-BAB MEMORIAL, Libya. Face 22. |
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| BERWICK |
Norman
[Murray] |
Driver
1893384, 551 Army Troops Company, Royal Engineers. Died 12th July
1941 in the Middle East. Age 24. Born and resident Northamptonshire.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Berwick, of Kettering, Northamptonshire.
Buried in TOBRUK WAR CEMETERY, Libya. Grave 4. J. 12. |
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| BLAND |
Dennis
[Albert] |
Private
14405513, 2nd Battalion, The Northamptonshire Regiment. Died 3rd
May 1944 in Italy. Age 21. Born and resident Northamptonshire. Son
of Henry William and Doris Verina Bland, of Kettering, Northamptonshire.
Buried in BEACH HEAD WAR CEMETERY, ANZIO, Italy. Grave II. B. 3. |
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possibly
Frederick BOSWORTH, Gunner 1626336, Royal Artillery. Died 13th March
1945 at home in the United Kingdom. Age 33. Born Northamptonshire,
resident Buckinghamshire. Buried in OLNEY CEMETERY, Olney, Buckinghamshire
Grave 171. |
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| BRIDGSTOCK |
Sidney
Arthur |
Private
14641006, 1st Battalion, The Northamptonshire Regiment. Died 23rd
March 1945 during the Burma Campaign. Age 20. Born and resident
Northamptonshire. Son of Harry and Florence Bridgstock, of Kettering,
Northamptonshire. Buried in MADRAS WAR CEMETERY, CHENNAI, India.
Grave 8. D. 15. |
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| BROWN |
Douglas
William |
Fusilier
6983349, 1st Battalion, The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. Died 18th
April 1942 during the Burma Campaign. Age 21. Born and resident
Northamptonshire. Son of Harris William and Ethel Mary Brown, of
Kettering, Northamptonshire. Commemorated on RANGOON MEMORIAL, Myanmar.
Face 11. |
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| CASWELL |
Richard
William |
Sergeant
914347, 336 Battery, 135 (The Hertfordshire Yeomanry) Field Regiment,
Royal Artillery. Died 27th January 1942 in Malaysa during the Japanese
invasion of Malaya and Singapore. Age 27. Born and resident Northamptonshire.
Son of Albert George and Lottie Isobel Caswell; husband of Mary
Caswell, of Peterborough, Northamptonshire. Commemorated on SINGAPORE
MEMORIAL, Kranji War Cemetery, Singapore. Column 35. |
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| NICHOLS |
George |
Private
14577824, 1st Battalion, Northamptonshire Regiment. Died 20th January
1945. Aged 33. Son of Arthur John and Mary Nichols, of Kettering,
Northamptonshire; husband of Gladys Ivy Nichols, of Kettering. Buried
in TAUKKYAN WAR CEMETERY, Myanmar (Burma). Plot 17. Row H. Grave
12.
[Details
kindly supplied by the family of George Nichols] |
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| PALMER |
Stanley
Arthur |
 Leading
Airman FX673631, H.M.S. Nightjar, Royal Navy. Died 12th May 1945.
Aged 20. Son of Arthur James Palmer and Edith Mary Palmer, of Kettering.
Buried in LONDON ROAD CEMETERY, KETTERING. Row NN. Grave 6.
Stan
Palmer, son of Arthur and Edith Palmer, lived in Shelley Road and
went to Kettering Central School where he was considered to be an
above average pupil. He joined The Royal Navy, the Fleet Air Arm
to be exact, and was based at HMS Nightjar, a shore based station
in near Elswick, Lancashire, on the Fylde coast. He was on anti-submarine
work and had been recommended for promotion to Petty officer. He
was killed in a flying accident over the Isle of Man on 12 May 1945,
flying in a Fairey Barracuda bomber. The crew of three, including
Stan, were all killed, 4 days after the war ended. He was 20 years
old. Stan is buried in Kettering’s London Road Cemetery. At
his funeral Bandmaster Munn spoke of Stanley's outstanding qualities,
concluding with an appeal addressed especially to the younger members
of the band - those at home as well as away - to endeavour to follow
in his footsteps, and by their enthusiasm in the cause of the Army
-"which Stanley dearly loved-to help make up for his loss.
The
following article is taken from the Salvation Army Kettering Citadel
Band monthly Bulletin for bandsmen serving in the military:
Alas,
our first Bulletin after the VE Issue on a note of sadness, and
it is with deepest regret that we report the death of Stanley Palmer
killed on Saturday May 12th 1945 in a flying accident. Stan had
passed for promotion to Petty Officer.
Mrs. A.E. Munn wrote: Somehow we had never thought of Stanley as
"being the first of our service lads to make the Supreme sacrifice,
We shall miss him very much, also his pleasing smile, but our loss
is his gain, we have no shadow of doubt about this. Stanley was
a good lad, true to his principles, and his letters to the Bandmaster
gave clear testimony to the fact that he was assuredly one of God's
children, quite ready for the Home-call, sudden though it was.
Mr. Russell, Headmaster Central School said: "Stanley was a
pupil of the Kettering Central School from 1936 to 1940. His career
at school proved that he possessed a first class brain. Had he been
spared, it is certain he would have gone far, a fact well evident
in his rapid progress in so short a time in the Fleet Air Arm. The
School mourns with his parents the loss of a fine Centralian".
His Fleet Air Arm mess-mates wrote to his parents: "I am writing
on behalf of the Telegraphist-Air-Gunners in this Mess, who offer
you both their deepest sympathy at the loss of your son Stanley.
There are two or three of us who have been with him since our Vincent
days and we got to know him very well indeed, so his passing came
as a great shock when we heard the news yesterday. Both at Yarmouth,
Novia Scotia and in the States, Stan proved the top lad of the course,
and he was respected by us all for the way he upheld his religion
wherever we have been stationed. (R.W, Miller. Leading-Airman).
The funeral took place on Thursday morning and was a worthy turn-out.
The band was practically 100% plus Joe Loveridge, Albert Batts,
Cecil Caiger, John Ogilvie and Cliff Broom, who came to pay their
respects on behalf of the servicemen and women. The service in the
Hall, conducted by Major Beadle, was very impressive, quite a crowd
of people assembled to pay their tribute. The cortege, headed by
the Band, proceeded to the London Road Cemetery where again a large
number of people had gathered. We feel sure the hearts of unbelievers
must have been stirred as the march passed along the streets, One
of the things which seemed a silent tribute of his follow bandsman
was the salute they each gave as they filed past the open grave.
Most of those present I am sure, writes Bandmaster Munn, gave themselves
afresh to God for service in the Army which Stanley loved so well.
At the request of the parents the band played "The Pilgrim’s
Prayer in the Hall and at the Graveside - 'Rest'.
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| Kettering
Cemetery
There
is a second memorial inside the cemetery upon which the names are
engraved of those who were cremated at Kettering crematorium.
THESE
MEMBERS OF
HIS MAJESTY'S FORCES
DIED IN THE SERVICE
OF THEIR COUNTRY
AND WERE CREMATED
AT KETTERING CREMATORIUM |
| ALLEN |
Kenneth
John |
Leading
Aircraftman 957590, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died 5th
January 1946. Age 27. Commemorated KETTERING CREMATORIUM, Kettering.
Panel 1. |
| BONNER |
Francis
James |
Private
2021338, Royal Army Ordnance Corps. Died 9th May 1947. Age 36. Son
of Herbert and Amelia Bonner; husband of Annie Elizabeth Bonner,
of Kettering. Commemorated KETTERING CREMATORIUM, Kettering. Panel
1. |
| CHAPMAN |
Keith
Gordon |
Pilot
Officer (Pilot) 57534, Royal Air Force. Died 14th March 1946. Age
20. Son of Arthur Joseph and Florence Elizabeth Chapman, of Kettering.
Commemorated KETTERING CREMATORIUM, Kettering. Panel 1. |
| COWELL |
William
James |
Major
125582, Royal Army Service Corps. Died 12th December 1946. Age 54.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. James Cowell husband of Marion Cowell, of Kettering.
Commemorated KETTERING CREMATORIUM, Kettering. Panel 1. |
| HATTON,
DFC |
James
William |
Squadron
Leader (Wireless Operator/Air Gunner) 142035, Royal Air Force Volunteer
Reserve. Died 5th December 1946. Age 27. Son of Joseph and Harriet
Hatton; husband of Kathleen Iris Hatton, of Kettering. Awarded the
Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC). Commemorated KETTERING CREMATORIUM,
Kettering. Panel 1. |
| KING |
Christopher
Frank |
Captain
92247, Royal Army Ordnance Corps. Died 17th April 1942. Age 24.
Son of Henry Medwin King and Olive Mary King, of Cotterstock. B.A.(Cantab.).
Commemorated KETTERING CREMATORIUM, Kettering. Panel 1. |
| KIRBY |
Russell
George |
Flying
Officer (Air Bomber) 134555, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve.
Died 2nd May 1944. Age 20. Son of Harold Martin Kirby and Phyllis
Ward Kirby, of Kettering. Commemorated KETTERING CREMATORIUM, Kettering.
Panel 2. |
| NEAL |
G |
Lance
Corporal 14334081, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. Died
8th June 1947. Commemorated KETTERING CREMATORIUM, Kettering. Panel
2. |
| NICHOLSON |
Donald |
Signalman
C/JX309951, M.V. "Pinto" ,H.M.S. President III, Royal Navy.
Died 8th September 1944. Age 22. Son of Frederick Walter and Alice
Nicholson of Desborough. Commemorated KETTERING CREMATORIUM, Kettering.
Panel 2. |
| TURNELL |
Alfred
George |
Sergeant
4277919, 7th Battalion, Royal Northumberland Fusiliers. Died 29th
August 1947. Age 36. Son of Ernest James Turnell and Jessie Turnell,
of Wellingborough; husband of Edna Kate Turnell, of Wellingborough.
Commemorated KETTERING CREMATORIUM, Kettering. Panel 2. |
| WARD |
Raymond
Ernest |
Air
Mechanic 2nd Class FX663493, Royal Navy. Died 14th October 1947.
Commemorated KETTERING CREMATORIUM, Kettering. Panel 2. |
