
HANGLETON
WAR MEMORIAL
World
War 1 - Roll of Honour with detailed information
Compiled and copyright © Chris Comber 2006
St.
Helens Parish Church, Hangleton is an 11th Century downland Church and
Manor, (1540), swallowed up by development; now part of Hove. The population
in 1914 was only 57. There are three names on a memorial window.
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Photograph
Copyright © Chris Comber 2006 |
1914-1918
ACRES |
George |
Driver
T4/236490, Royal Army Service Corps. 4th. Provisional Brigade Train.
Died at home 1st December 1916. Aged 23. Son of Barnard & Sarah
Acres of South Farm, Shingay, Cambridgeshire. Born in Stevenage,
Hertfordshire and enlisted in Park Royal. Resident of Laughton.
Included on Laughton Parish Church Memorial. Hangleton connection
unknown Buried in Cambridge City Cemetery, Cambridge. |
ACRES |
John
Joseph |
Guardsman
14095, 1st Battalion ,The Grenadier Guards. Guards Division. Died
of wounds on the Somme13th December 1916. Son of Barnard & Sarah
Acres of South Farm, Shingay near Royston, Cambridgeshire. Born
Buntingford, Hertfordshire and enlisted in London. Resident of Laughton
near Lewes. Inlcuded on Laughton Parish Church Memorial, Hangleton
connection unknown. Commemorated on The Thiepval Memorial. |
STALKER |
Daniel |
Lieutenant,
169th Brigade, The Royal Field Artillery. Died of wounds 12th April
1918. Aged 27. Son of Professor & Mrs A. M. Stalker of Dundee. Husband
of Gladys E Stalker of 2, Hangleton Road, Portslade. Buried in St.
Pierre Cemetery, Amiens |
Last
updated:
1 January, 2009
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