
WARBLINGTON
WAR MEMORIAL
World
War 1 & 2 - Detailed Information
Compiled and copyright © John Simmons 2007
The Warblington war memorial is to be found at St Thomas A'Becketts
Church. It contains the names of 32 men who died in World War 1. Additionally
in the churchyard there graves of 10 men not named on the memorial but
most are named on the Emsworth Roll of Honour.
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Photographs
Ciopyright © Graham Parsons 2008 |
1914-1918
BLATHWAYT |
Henry
Wynter |
Major
and Adjutant, "A" Battery, 74th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery.
Died of wounds on 30/11/1917. Born 19/9/1877 at Malegaon, India,
baptised 25/10/1877 in Malligaum, Bombay, son of Charles George
and Alice May Brathwayt; husband of Elizabeth Blathwayt, daughter
of Hon. John and Mrs de Grey, of Drewsborough, Denville, Havant,
Hampshire. In the 1881 census he was aged 3, born India, grandson
of Anne L Blathwayt, resident 61, Grafton Road, Broadwater, East
Preston, Sussex. In the 1891 census he was aged 13, born India,
a scholar, son of Charles G Blathwayt, resident Walney House, Aylestone
Hill, Tupsley, Hereford, Herefordshire. Matriculated 1896 Corpus
Christi College, Oxford University; B.A. Buried in Orival Wood Cemetery,
Flesquieres, Nord, France. Plot II. Row A. Grave 26.
Exstract
from De Ruvigny's Roll of Honour 19140-1918, Volume 4,
page 15:
BLATHWAYT,
HENRY WYNTER, Major, Royal Field Artillery, yst. s.
of the late Charles George Blathwayt, I.C.S., of Salcombe House,
Sidmouth, by his wife, Alice Mary, dau. of the Rev. Hugh Fowler;
b. Malligaum, Bombay Presidency, 19 Sept. 1877 ; educ.
Rugby, and at Corpus Christi College, Oxford, where he obtained
his degree ; gazetted 2nd Lieut. R.F.A. 26 May, 1900; promoted Lieut.
11 March, 1902, Capt. 23 Feb. 1911, and Major 30 Oct. 1914 ; was
Adjutant of the 24th Brigade, and 2nd Home Counties Brigade ; served
with the Indian Expeditionary Force in India and Mesopotamia from
Aug. 1914 ; invalided home in Sept. 1916, and on recovery served
with various brigades in England and Ireland ; proceeded to France
18 Oct. 1917, being attached to the 75th and 74th Brigades, and
was killed in action near Cambrai 30 Nov. following. Buried in the
Flesquires Château Cemetery. His Brigadier-General wrote :
"He endeared himself to everyone by his unfailing pluck and
good temper under the stress of battle," and his Colonel :
"He was a most kindly; chivalrous gentleman, who had no thought
for self or for his own advancement, but desired only to pull his
weight—his full weight, to help to win the war." Another
officer also wrote : "He had only taken over command a few
days before we moved into the Cambrai battle. Throughout that most
trying time, and especially on 30 Nov., he fought his battery with
great courage and endurance, giving a tine example to both officers
and men." Ile m. at St. George's Church, Campden Hill,
London, N., 6 Oct. 1910, Elizabeth Helen, dau. of the Hon. John
Augustus de Grey, Metropolitan Police Magistrate, and had three
children : Christopher George Wynter, b. 8 Jan. 1912 ;
Justin Robert Wynter, b. 27 May, 1913, and Elizabeth Henrietta,
b. 9 June, 1917.
Extract
from England & Wales Government Probate Death Index 1918:
BLATHWAYT
Henry Wynter of Drewsborough Denville Havant Hampshire
major R.F.A. died 3o November 1917 in France or Belgium on active
service Probate London 9 April to Elizabeth Helen
Blathwayt widow.
Effects £1393. |
CORDER |
Hugh
Gerald Annerley |
Lieutenant
2nd Bn. Welsh Regiment. Died on 09/05/1915 Age 21. Son of Major
A. Annerley Corder, of Glendoone, Havant, Hampshire. Commemorated
at Le Touret Memorial, Pas de Calais, France, Panels 23 and 24.
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CARR |
T |
No
further information currently |
CAMPBELL |
John
William Ronald |
Lieutenant
3rd Bn. Worcestershire Regiment. Died on 14/04/1918 Age 24. M C.
Son of the late Gen. Sir William Campbell, K.C.B. (late R.M.A.),
and of Lady Campbell, formerly of "Marchwood," Malvern,
Worcs. Commemorated at Ploegsteert Memorial, Comines-Warneton, Hainaut,
Belgium, Panel 5.

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COLLIS |
Lancelot
Henry George |
Private
26911 15th Bn. Hampshire Regiment. Died on 29/03/1917 Age 36. Son
of Mary Pomfronay (formerly Collis), of "Yolanda," Denville,
Havant, Hants, and the late James Collis. Commemorated at Dickebusch
New Military Cemetery, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium, AA. 25.
AA. 25. |
CRABTREE |
S
R |
Commander
H.M. Yacht "Zaida" Royal Navy. Died on 30/09/1916 Age
unknown. Commemorated at Baghdad (North Gate) War Cemetery, Iraq,
XXI. G. 5. |
CRIBB |
James |
Leading
Stoker 312265 H.M.S. "Invincible" Royal Navy. Died on
31/05/1916 Age 33. Son of William George and Emily Cribb, of 38,
King St., Emsworth, Hampshire. Commemorated at Portsmouth Naval
Memorial 16. |
FARR-VOLLER |
Gilbert |
Private
209097 1st/4th Bn. Wiltshire Regiment attached to 232nd Bde. H.Q..
Died on 06/12/1918 Age 19. Son of William Farr-Voller, of Warblington,
Havant, Hampshire. Commemorated at Ramleh War Cemetery, Plastine,
Isreal, A. 31. |
FRY |
William
Henry |
Lieutenant
88th Coy. Machine Gun Corps. Died on 26/05/1917 Age 22. Native of
Denville, Havant. Son of William Henry and Florence Ann Fry, of
Denville, Havant.. Commemorated at Duisans British Cemetery, Etrun,
Pas de Calais, France, IV. M. 3.

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HEATH |
Herbert |
Private
18664 15th Bn. Hampshire Regiment. Died on 15/09/1916 Age unknown.
Commemorated at Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France, Pier and Face
7 C and 7 B. |
HEATH |
H
C |
Rifleman
331120 1st/8th Bn. Hampshire Regiment. Died on 19/04/1917 Age unknown.
Commemorated at Gaza War Cemetery, Isreal, XXI. G. 14. |
HOPKINS |
Alfred
Francis |
Private
E/642 "C" Coy. 17th Bn. Royal Fusiliers. Died on 24/03/1918
Age 24. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Hopkins, of Lymbourne, Havant,
Hants. Enlisted Aug.,1914. Commemorated at Arras Memorial, Pas de
Calais, France, Bay 3. |
JOHNSON |
Robert
Warren |
Captain
H.M.S "Cressy." Royal Navy. Died on 22/09/1914 Age 47.
Son of the late Vice-Admiral John Ormsby Johnson; husband of Grace
Johnson. Commemorated at Chatham Naval Memorial, Kent, United Kingdom,
1. |
LE
MESURIER |
C
E |
Commodore
2nd Class H.M.S. "Calliope" Royal Navy. Died on 10/11/1917
Age unknown. C B. Commemorated at Havant And Waterloo (Warblington)
Cemetery, 93. |
MITCHELL |
Lawrence
Adams |
Captain
"D" Bty. 123rd Bde. Royal Field Artillery. Died on 22/10/1918
Age 23. M C. Son of George and Elizabeth Mitchell, of The Halt,
Warblington, Havant, Hampshire. Commemorated at Belle Vue British
Cemetery, Briastre, Nord, France, A. 26. |
MEARS |
H
P |
Private
M2/052619 810th Mechanical Transport Coy., Army Service Corps. Died
on 01/02/1918 Age unknown. Commemorated at Alexandria (Hadra) War
Memorial Cemetery, Egypt, F. 45. |
NORRIS |
Gilbert
Hume |
Captain
13th Bn. King's Royal Rifle Corps. Died on 09/03/1918 Age 31. Son
of W. B. Norris, of Warblington Rectory, Havant, Hampshire. Commemorated
at Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, Poperinge, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium,
XXVII. E.E. 21. |
PAINE |
George
Gordon |
Captain
5th Bn. Royal Berkshire Regiment. Died on 27/03/1918 Age 25. M C.
Son of George Cuthbert and Agnes May Paine, of Beechwood, Sandecotes
Rd., Parkstone, Dorset. Commemorated at Varennes Military Cemetery,
Somme, France, I. K. 9.

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PAINE |
J
H |
Private
G/17445 7th Bn. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment). Died on 26/08/1918
Age unknown. Commemorated at Quarry Cemetery, Montauban, Somme,
France, V. A. II. |
PARIS |
Harold
Graham |
Major
138th Heavy Bty. Royal Garrison Artillery. Died on 06/10/1918 Age
31. M C and Bar. Son of Alexander and Emma Paris, of Southampton;
husband of Helen Margery Paris, of Hillmorton, Parkstone, Dorset.
Proceeded to France 19th Aug., 1914, as Lt. 35th Heavy Bty. Royal
Garrison Artillery. Commemorated at Hargicourt British Cemetery,
Aisne, France, I. J. 1. |
PAXTON |
Archibald
Francis Campbell |
Second
Lieutenant 4th Bn. Middlesex Regiment. Died on 01/07/1916 Age 19.
Son of Lucy C. Paxton, of Norfolk House, Havant, and the late Maj.
A. F. P. Paxton (Indian Army). Gordon Dump Cemetery, Ovillers-La
Boisselle, Somme, France, IV. L. |
POATE |
George |
Bombardier
180372 13th Bty. 17th Bde. Royal Field Artillery. Died on 02/10/1918
Age unknown. Commemorated Tyne Cot Memorial, Zonnebeke, West-Vlaanderen,
Belgium, Panel 4 to 6 and 162. |
PARKES |
Frederick |
Private
32546 16th Bn. Manchester Regiment. Died on 30/07/1916 Age unknown.
Commemorated at Thiepval Memorial, Some, France, Pier and Face 13
A and 14 C. |
RAINEY |
Victor
Thomas James |
Second
Lieutenant 2nd Bn. Devonshire Regiment. Died on 30/09/1917 Age 19.
Son of William Rainey, R.I., and Harriet Matilda Rainey, of "Avonmore,"
Granville Rd., Eastbourne. Commemorated at Lancashire Cottage Cemetery,
Comines-Warneton, Hainaut, Belgium, II. F. 1.

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SPRIGG |
Henry
Aldwin Guildford |
Captain
14th Bn. attd. 2nd/5th Bn. Hampshire Regiment. Died on 09/04/1916
Age 35. Son of the Rev. H. Guildford Sprigg (Rector of Emsworth
and Rural Dean of Havant) and Mrs. Florence Amelia Sprigg, of Kingsey
House, Emsworth, Hampshire. Commemorated at Ramleh War Cemetery,
Isreal, S. 18. |
STOKES |
R
T |
Serjeant,
M.T., Army Service Corps., attd. 2nd/1st Field Ambulance, Royal
Army Medical Corps.. Died on 07/06/1917 Age unknown. Commemorated
at Cairo War Memorial Cemetery, Egypt, F. 257. |
STEPHENS |
John
Lockhart |
Lieutenant
"A" Coy. 3rd Bn. London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers). Died
on 10/03/1915 Age 20. Son of Lockhart and Edith Stephens, of The
White House, Emsworth, Hampshire. Commemorated at Royal Irish Rifles
Graveyard, Laventie, Pas de Calais, France, IV. E. 2. |
STOWE |
Edgar
James |
Petty
Officer 182402 H.M.S. "Viking." Royal Navy. Died on 30/01/1916
Age 36. D S M. Son of Mrs. Fanny Stowe, of 9, Warblington Terrace,
Havant, Hampshire. Commemorated at Havant and Waterloo (Warblington)
Cemetery, Hampshire, United Kingdom, 171. |
TRODD |
William
G. |
Private
G/12946 9th Bn. Royal Sussex Regiment. Died on 21/11/1916 Age 18.
Son of E. G. and C. Trodd, of 1, Grove Rd., Chichester, Sussex.
Commemorated at Barlin Communal Cemetery Extension, Pas de Calais,
France, I. E. 42. |
WAREHAM
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S |
No
further information currently |
WHITE |
Lynton
Woolmer |
Lieutenant,
1st (King's) Dragoon Guards. Attd. The Queen's Bays (2nd Dragoon
Guards). Died on 03/09/1914 Age 28. Son of Sir Woolmer White, 1st
Bart., and Lady White, of Southleigh Park, Havant, Hants; husband
of Dorothea White. Commemorated on Baron Communal Cemetery, Oise,
France. |
PALMER |
Richard
Harold |
Private
54210 1st/10th Bn. Manchester Regiment. Died on 20/10/1918 Age unknown.
Commemorated at Belle Vue British Cemetery, Briastre, Nord, France,
B. 1. |
**
All soldiers below are NOT listed on War Memorial but buried in
Warblington Cemetery.
Most named on Emsworth Roll of Honour.
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GOODHALL |
G
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Corporal
SD/2918 13th Bn. Royal Sussex Regiment. Died on 08/02/1916 Age unknown.
Commemorated on Havant And Waterloo (Warblington) Cemetery, Hampshire,
United Kingdom, 4. 89. |
LANCASTER |
William
Handler |
Private
39017 55th Protection Coy. Royal Defence Corps. Died on 29/03/1917
Age 50. Husband of Alice Lancaster, of 23, Victoria Road., Emsworth,
Hampshire. Commemorated at Havant And Waterloo (Warblington) Cemetery,
Hampshire, United Kingdom, 4. 102. |
LEGGETT |
Ernest |
Deck
Hand H.M. Yacht "Iolaire" Mercantile Marine Reserve. Died
on 01/01/1919 Age unknown. Commemorated at Havant And Waterloo (Warblington)
Cemetery, Hampshire , United Kingdom, 297. |
LEGGETT |
Edward |
Private
14411 Hampshire Regiment. Died on 23/02/1916 Age 30. Son of George
Leggett, of 43, South St., Emsworth, Hampshire. Commemorated at
Havant And Waterloo (Warblington) Cemetery, Hampshire, United Kingdom,
3. 172. |
MILLER |
P |
Stoker
1st Class K/19426 "H.M.S. "Victory" Royal Navy. Died
on 03/05/1918 Age unknown. Commemorated at Havant And Waterloo (Warblington)
Cemetery, Hampshire, United Kingdom, 276. |
PARHAM |
George
William Victor |
Petty
Officer Stoker 284502 H.M.S. "Unity", Royal Navy. Died
on 26/03/1917 Age 38. Son of George and Ellen E. Parham, of 14,
Mile St. Emsworth, Hampshire. Commemorated at Havant And Waterloo
(Warblington) Cemetery, Hampshire, United Kingdom, 248. |
ROBINSON
|
Robert
Charles |
Petty
Officer 179971 "H.M.S. "Vernon" Royal Navy. Died
on 23/08/1916 Age 36. Son of Robert and Elizabeth Robinson; husband
of Mary Robinson, of II, Tower St., Emsworth, Hants. Born at Old
Fishbourne, Sussex. Commemorated at Havant And Waterloo (Warblington)
Cemetery, Hampshire, United Kingdom, 207. |
SPENCER |
Thomas
Henry |
Officer's
Steward 3rd Class L/9309 H.M.S. "Peyton" Royal Navy. Died
on 27/08/1919 Age 21. Son of Henry Thomas and Edith Emily Spencer,
of 2, Stanley Terrace, Lymbourne, Havant, Hampshire. Commemorated
at Havant And Waterloo (Warblington) Cemetery, Hampshire, United
Kingdom, 323. |
TWINE |
Arthur
Thomas |
Lance
Corporal G/5639 3rd Bn. Royal Sussex Regiment. Died on 16/01/1917
Age 19. Son of Mrs. Elizabeth J. Twine, of 3, The Gardens, Emsworth,
Hampshire. Commemorated at Havant And Waterloo (Warblington) Cemetery,
Hampshire, United Kingdom, 4. 101. |
WELLS |
W
T |
Able
Seaman H.M. Yacht "Shemara" Mercantile Marine Reserve.
Died on 18/12/1916 Age unknown. Commemorated at Havant And Waterloo
(Warblington) Cemetery, Hampshire, United Kingdom, 229. |
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