P & M

ARTHUR

Robert

Sergeant, Northumberland Fusiliers

P & M

BARRETT

Alfred James

Private, Northumberland Fusiliers

P & M

BOOTIMAN

John

Driver, Royal garrison Artillery

P & M

CHRISP (M) or CRISP (P)

William

Private, West Riding Regiment

P & M

DEUCHAR

Robert

Second Lieutenant, Scottish Horse

M

FORREST

L W

Sergeant, Royal Army Medical Corps.

P

FOSTER

James William

Sergeant

P

HENDERSON

John

Private

P & M

HINDMARSH

Adam

Private, Leicester Regiment

P & M

HINDMARSH

Mark

Private/Driver, Motor Transport, Army Service Corps

P & M

HOPE

John Henry

Bombardier/ Gunner, Royal Field Artillery

P & M

HUGGUP

Robert

Sergeant-Instructor, Vancouver Regiment

P & M

LAMB

Thomas

Second Lieutenant, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry

P & M

LAMB

W

Second Lieutenant, Royal Canadian Regiment

P

MILLER

Henry John

Private

P

REED

Arthur

Second Lieutenant

P & M

RIDDELL

James Foster

Brigadier General, Northumberland Infantry Brigade

P & M

SANDERSON

Geoffrey Evan

[Listed on memorial as Royal Irish Rifles] Lieutenant, 107 Company, Machine Gun Corps (infantry). Killed in action 1st July 1916. Aged 27. Son of W. J. and Amy Sanderson, of Eastfield Hall, Warkworth, Northumberland. No known grave. Commemorated on THIEPVAL MEMORIAL, Somme, France. Pier and Face 5 C and 12 C. Clerk at the Exchange and listed on the Stock Exchange War memorial.

Brass wall Plaque in St Lawrence's Church. Inscription as follows:

Lieut. G. Evan Sanderson, 9th Royal Irish Rifles,
107th Brigade Machine Gun Co.
Born April 3, 1889 Killed in action July 1st, 1916 at Thiepval leading his men in a charge.
They shall walk with me in white. For they are worthy

P & M

SANDERSON

Philip Noel

Captain, King's Own Scottish Borderers

Brass wall Plaque in St Lawrence's Church. Inscription as follows:

To the glory of God and in loving memory of Captain Philip Noel Sanderson 1st Battalion Kings Own Scottish Borderers.
2nd son of W J Sanderson J.P. of Eastfield Hall in this parish. Born May 24th 1887. died April 26th 1915. He landed with the 29th Division at Gallipoli April 25th. Fell mortally wounded April 26th and died the same day on board the hospital ship 'Guildford Castle' and was buried at sea.

P & M

SMITH

Joseph

Private, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment).

P

STOKOE

Richard

Private

P & M

TATE

Edward

Private/Gunner, Tank Corps

P & M

TAYLOR

John

Private, Northumberland Fusiliers

P

TAYLOR

Thomas

Petty Officer (Naval Brigade)

P & M

THEW

Thomas

Private, Durham Light Infantry

P & M

THOMPSON, MC

Robert

Second Lieutenant, Northumberland Fusiliers. Awarded the Military Cross (M.C.).

P & M

TOPPING

John

Sergeant-Instructor, Irish Guards

P

TROBE

John

Private

P & M

TURNBULL

Alfred Clarence

Private, Northumberland Fusiliers

P & M

WATSON

James

Private, Northumberland Fusiliers

P & M

WEATHERSTON

Henry

Private, Lincolnshire Regiment

1939-1945

P

ATKINSON

Nicholas

No further information currently available

P

BASTON

Thomas James

No further information currently available

P

DON

Andrew Nichol Durran

No further information currently available

P

DONALDSON

Norman John

No further information currently available

P

HEDLEY

John Lewis

No further information currently available

P

HEDLEY

Peter

No further information currently available

P

HOPE

Andrew Johnson

No further information currently available

P

MILLER

James

No further information currently available

P

TURNER

Frederick John

No further information currently available

P

WILSON

John Lancelot

No further information currently available

WATERLOO

Plaque inside church

CRAWFORD

William

To the glory of God and in memory of Captain William Crawford Late of the Second Dragoons or Royal Scots Greys who served with his Regiment in the Campaign and at the Battle of Waterloo. This tablet is erected by his nephew. He died Oct 8, 1865 aged 81.