Ministry of Defence
Lest We Forget
The Royal British Legion
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Ministry of Defence |
Lest We Forget |
The Royal British Legion |
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| ARNOLD |
Bertie C |
No further information currently available |
| AVIS, MM |
John Gordon |
Private SD773, 11th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment. 39th Division. Killed in action near Gouzecourt 17 February 1918. Aged 25. Son of John & Emily Avis of "The Old Village Post Office" Groombridge. Born in Speldhurst, Kent and enlisted in Bognor. Included on the Memorial in St. Johns Parish Church, Groombridge. Buried in Gouzecourt New British Cemetery |
| BENNETT |
Edward |
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| BILLINGSHURST |
Harry |
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| BLACKMAN |
Ernest |
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| BLACKMAN |
Reginald |
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| BRIDGER |
Ernest J |
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| BROOKS |
Thomas |
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| BOOTHROYD |
Edmund Percy |
Lance Sergeant 2368, 2nd Battalion, Rifle Brigade 8th Division. Killed in action in Belgium 9 May 1915. Aged 28. Son of George & Emily Boothroyde. Born in Havant and enlisted in Chichester. Resident of Portfield. Commemorated on The Ploegsteert Memorial Belgium |
| BULBECK |
William D. |
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| CHALLEN |
B |
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| COOPER |
Archibald |
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| COOPER |
Frederick |
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| CUMBERLEDGE |
Edwin |
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| ELDRIDGE |
James |
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| EVERSHED |
Walter |
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| FLETCHER |
Frank |
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| FREEMAN |
Albert |
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| FREEMAN |
William |
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| GARDENER |
Percy |
Sergeant PO/15628, Royal Marines Light Infantry. 1st. Royal Marine Battalion., 63rd Royal Naval Division. Died of wounds 4 May 1917. Aged 24. Son of Annie Emma Gardner of 6, Postland Terrace, Bosham. Included on Bosham Parish War Memorial. Buried in Aubigney Communal Cemetery Extension |
| GODDEN |
Charles |
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| HALL |
Arthur |
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| HALL |
Harry |
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| HANDCOCK |
Herbert |
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| HILLS |
Frederick |
No further information currently available |
| HOPKINS |
James |
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| HOPKINS |
R. John |
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| HOPKINS |
S. George |
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| HOAD |
Albert |
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| HOWLETT |
George |
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| HURST |
Frank |
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| INGRAM |
William |
No further information currently available |
| IRVINE-WATSON |
John |
Second Lieutenant, "B" Battery 11th. Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. Killed in action near Ypres 14 August 1917. Aged 21. Son of Mr & Mes J.H. Irvine-Watson Heron Ghyll, Sechelt, British Columbia, Wetern Canada. Buried in Brandhoek New Military Cemetry Belgium |
| LAMBOURNE |
Charles |
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| LANGRISH |
Charles |
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| LEE |
Alan |
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| LILLYWHITE |
Robert |
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| LONGLANDS |
Thomas |
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| MORLEY |
Albert |
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| NEWMAN |
Thomas |
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| NOEL |
Harry |
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| PETERS |
Thomas |
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| PICKARD |
Edwin |
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| REDMAN |
Percy George |
Lance Corporal 4006, 2nd Battalion, Rifle Brigade. 8th. Division. Killed in action 14 March 1915. Aged 23. Son of Thomas James & Emily Redman of Church Lane, Sidlesham. Born in Chichester and enlisted in Portsmouth. Resident of Emsworth Commemorated on The Le Touret Memorial |
| RHODES |
Frank |
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| RIGGS |
Albert C |
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| RICHARDSON |
Harold |
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| ROBINS |
Albert G |
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| ROUSELL |
William |
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| SAUNDERS |
William H |
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| SHEPHERD |
James |
Rifleman 4695, 2nd Battalion, Rifle Brigade, 8th Division. Killed in action on the Somme 1 July 1916. Born and enlisted in Chichester. Resident of Chichester Commemorated on The Thiepval Memorial |
| SMITH |
Thomas |
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| STONER |
Arthur |
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| STONER |
Frederick |
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| STRUGNELL |
Charles |
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| WELCH |
Frederick |
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| WHEELER |
Charles |
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| WHEELER |
Leonard |
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| WHEELER |
William |
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| WHITE |
Albert |
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| WHITE |
Samuel |
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| BEDARD |
Omer |
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| BLACKMAN |
Albert |
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| BRODIE |
Dennis |
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| BROOKS |
Henry |
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| CAPELIN |
Douglas |
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| CLAY |
Leslie |
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| COLE |
William |
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| EDWARDS |
Arthur |
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| FARNDELL |
Brian |
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| FAULKNER |
Gordon |
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| GARDNER |
George |
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| GAZE |
Irving |
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| GINMAN |
Harry |
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| HAFFENDEN |
Harold |
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| HARRIS |
Alfred |
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| HARRIS |
Percy |
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| HASTE |
George |
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| HENSHAW |
Owen William |
Stoker 1st. Class P/KX/96061, HMS "Hood", Royal Navy. Lost with the ship when the battlecruiser was sunk in action with the "Bismarck" in the Denmark Strait on the 14 May 1941 Commemorated on The Portsmouth Naval Memorial |
| HENSHAW |
Donald Frank |
Flying Officer, 514 Bomber Squadron (Lancasters), Royal Air Force Volunteer Rerserve. Based at Waterbeach in Cambridgeshire. Lost on operations over Europe 22 January 1944. Aged 27. Son of Frank & Mabel Henshaw. Husband of Phyliss Mary Henshaw of Munstead, Surrey. Commemorated on The Runnymede Memorial |
| KING |
Aubrey |
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| KING |
Stanley |
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| LINDFIELD |
Albert |
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| NORTH |
Ronald |
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| RAPSON |
Leslie |
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| ROBINSON |
Albert |
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| RUSSELL |
Arthur |
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| SHOTTER |
William |
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| SPELMAN |
Dennis |
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| THORN |
Alexander |
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| WATSON |
Robert |
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| WILDS |
Charles |
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| WILSON |
George |
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| WILTON |
Frederick |
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WE
REMEMBER BEFORE THEE
O LORD AND TRUST TO
THY KEEPING THOSE WHO FROM
PORTFIELD HAVE DIED IN DEFENCE OF JUSTICE AND FREEDOM
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