Ministry of Defence
Lest We Forget
The Royal British Legion
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Lest We Forget |
The Royal British Legion |
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To the glory of God, this window was dedicated by relatives, friends and parishioners in grateful memory of
| ASH |
William Quinningborough |
Private 268748. 16th Battalion, Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment). Killed in action 21st March 1918, aged 26 years. Son of (the late) Samuel and Jane Ash of Wilsford, Lincs. Born Wilsford, Lincs, enlisted Newark, Notts and resident Grantham, Lincs. Commemorated POZIERES MEMORIAL. Panel 52 to 54. |
| BAILEY |
William |
Private 30913. 7th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action 12th October 1917. Born Wilsford, enlisted Grantham and resident Wilsford, Lincs. Commemorated TYNE COT MEMORIAL. Panel 35 to 37 and 162 to 162A. |
| BRISTOW |
Frank |
L/Corporal 58869. 24th Battalion, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry), formerly 3/26425 Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action 27th March 1918. Born Wilsford, enlisted Lincoln and resident Billingborough, Lincs. Commemorated POZIERES MEMORIAL. Panel 90 to 93. |
| BUSH |
G W |
Possibly George William Bush. Private 40207. 2nd Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action 16th November 1916, aged 25 years. Son of George and Mary Bush of Sudbrook, Lincs. Enlisted Ancaster, Lincs. Commemorated THIEPVAL MEMORIAL. Pier and Face 1C. |
| CLAY |
S |
Possibly Samuel Clay. Private 18158. 1st Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action 3rd July 1916, aged 23 years. Son of William Clay of The Green, Revesby, Lincs. Husband of Ethel May Clay of Hundle House Lane, New York, Lincs. Commemorated THIEPVAL MEMORIAL. Pier and Face 1C. |
| COOPER |
J H |
Forenames not known. Private 22041. 7th Battalion, Canadian Infantry (British Columbia Regiment). Died 24th April 1915, aged 30 years. Uncle of Mrs Laura Berry of Wilsford, Lincs. Commemorated YPRES (Menin Gate) MEMORIAL. Panel 18-28-30. |
| CRAGG |
Arthur |
L/Corporal 15287. 2nd Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action 8th March 1917. Born Grantham, Lincs, enlisted Doncaster, Yorks and resident Wilsford, Lincs. Commemorated THIEPVAL MEMORIAL. Pier and Face 1C. |
| CULLEN |
Thomas |
2nd Lieutenant. 33rd Battalion, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). Died 22nd September 1918, aged 24 years. Son of (the late) Thomas Cullen and Charlotte Spencer (formerly Cullen) of 35 Kenilworth Road, Perry Bar, Birmingham, Warwicks. Native of Wilsford, Lincs. Commemorated FIVE POINTS CEMETERY, Lechelle. C.23. |
| DAVEY |
E |
Possibly Ernest Davey. Sergeant 11749. 7th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. Died of wounds 5th August 1917. Born Ancaster, enlisted Sleaford and resident Ancaster, Lincs. Commemorated WANCOURT BRITISH CEMETERY. VIII.E.18. |
| DENNIS |
John Henry |
Private 19049. 10th Battalion, Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment). Killed in action 3rd March 1916, aged 40 years. Born Wilsford, Lincs and enlisted Sutton in Ashfield, Notts. Commemorated BEDFORD HOUSE CEMETERY. Enclosure No: 4. VIII.G.33. |
| DODD |
George |
L/Corporal 32539. 5th Battalion, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, formerly 12010 Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment). Died of wounds 2nd May 1917, aged 25 years. Son of Charles Dodd of Wilsford, Lincs. Born Caythorpe, Lincs, enlisted Newark, Notts and resident Burton on Trent, Staffs. Commemorated ST SEVER CEMETERY EXTENSION, Rouen. P.I.E.6A. |
| GOSTICK |
Walter |
Private 6286. 1st Battalion, Northamptonshire Regiment. Killed in action 17th September 1914. Born Wilsford, Lincs and enlisted Peterborough, Northants. Commemorated LA FERTE-SOUS-JOUARRE MEMORIAL. |
| HUNTER |
W A |
Possibly Walter Hunter. Private 27251. 4th Battalion, Kings Own Royal Lancaster Regiment, formerly 3903 Lincolnshire Regiment. Died of wounds 6th December 1917. Born and enlisted Sleaford, Lincs. Commemorated ST SEVER CEMETERY EXTENSION, Rouen. P.V.M.10A. |
| JACKSON |
Harold |
Private 13768. B Coy, 1st Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action 16th June 1915, aged 18 years. Ward of David Markham of Helpringham, Lincs. Born Wilsford, enlisted Lincoln and resident Helpringham, Lincs. Commemorated YPRES (Menin Gate) MEMORIAL. Panel 21. |
| NEWTON |
David |
Private 21592. 2nd Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action 21st April 1917. Born Wilsford, enlisted Sleaford and resident Wilsford, Lincs. Commemorated THIEPVAL MEMORIAL. Pier and Face 1C. |
| NEWTON |
John |
Private 40692. 8th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action 28th April 1917. Born Wilsford, enlisted Sleaford and resident Wilsford, Lincs. Commemorated ARRAS MEMORIAL. Bay 3 and 4. |
| PARKER |
A |
Unable to identify CWGC/SDGW and no further information currently |
| PORTER |
Edward |
Private 25262. 2nd Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action 17th November 1916. Enlisted Ancaster and resident Wilsford, Lincs. Commemorated THEIPVAL MEMORIAL. Pier and Face 1C. |
| SMITH |
J |
Unable to identify CWGC/SDGW and no further information currently |
| SMITH |
W |
Unable to identify CWGC/SDGW and no further information currently |
| TEWSON |
Ernest |
Private 27302. 2nd Battalion, Hampshire Regiment, formerly 26612 South Staffordshire Regiment. Died 11th May 1917, aged 20 years. Son of Mrs Tewson of Wilsford, Lincs. Born Wilsford, enlisted Ancaster and resident Wilsford, Lincs. Commemorated ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY. XVIII.M.11A. |
| TURNER |
Thomas Henry |
Private 11746. 8th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action 26th September 1915, aged 42 years. Son of William and Eliza Turner of Wilsford, Lincs. Born Wilsford, enlisted Sleaford and resident Wilsford, Lincs. Commemorated OIGNIE COMMUNAL CEMETERY. |
| All of this parish, who fell in the Great War. |
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| South Porch Plaque. |
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| This porch was repaired in grateful memory of |
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| BAXTER |
Reginald |
Unable to identify CWGC and no further information currently |
| ROBINSON |
George Edward |
Unable to identify CWGC and no further information currently |
| 1939
-1945. |
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St
Mary's Church Wilsford Roll of Honour They loved the name of duty more than they feared death. |
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| ASH |
William |
No further information currently |
| ASPLEN |
Robert |
No further information currently |
| BACKBERRY |
J |
No further information currently |
| BAILEY |
Robert |
No further information currently |
| BARNSDALE |
James |
No further information currently |
| BRISTOW |
Frank |
No further information currently |
| BRISTOW |
Tom |
No further information currently |
| BUSH |
George |
No further information currently |
| BUSH |
H |
No further information currently |
| CHAMBERLAIN |
Walter |
No further information currently |
| CLAY |
George |
Prisoner of war. |
| CLAY |
Harry |
Disabled W (wounded?). |
| CLAY |
John |
Marked W - may mean Wounded or be 2nd initial. |
| CLAY |
Thomas |
No further information currently |
| CLAYTON |
Thomas |
No further information currently |
| CODD |
Alfred |
No further information currently |
| CODD |
Francis |
No further information currently |
| COOPER |
Robert |
Disabled W (wounded?). |
| COULSON |
A S |
No further information currently |
| COUPLAND |
Arthur |
No further information currently |
| CRAGG |
Ellis |
No further information currently |
| CRAGG |
Percy |
No further information currently |
| CRAGG |
Stephen |
No further information currently |
| CRAGG |
Wilfred |
No further information currently |
| CULLEN |
Thomas |
No further information currently |
| DENNIS |
Edward |
No further information currently |
| DENNIS |
Frank |
Disabled W (wounded?). |
| DENNIS |
William |
No further information currently |
| DICKINSON |
Herbert |
No further information currently |
| DODSWORTH |
John |
Marked W - may mean Wounded or be 2nd initial. |
| DRING |
John |
No further information currently |
| FOX |
Fred |
No further information currently |
| GALE |
Frederick |
Marked W - may mean Wounded or be 2nd initial. |
| GARTON |
Norman |
No further information currently |
| GREENSMITH |
Tom |
Marked W - may mean Wounded or be 2nd initial. |
| HAMPSON |
Charles |
No further information currently |
| HARDY |
William |
No further information currently |
| HOLMES |
George |
No further information currently |
| HOWARD |
Geoffrey R |
No further information currently |
| JACKSON |
Adrian |
No further information currently |
| KING |
Edward |
No further information currently |
| KIRTE |
Walter |
Discharged. |
| LEESON |
Thomas |
No further information currently |
| MABBOTT |
Harold |
Disabled W (wounded?). |
| MABBOTT |
John |
No further information currently |
| MARLOW |
Sidney |
No further information currently |
| MORGAN |
Isaac Q |
No further information currently |
| MUSCHOW |
E D |
No further information currently |
| OSGODBY |
C D |
No further information currently |
| PARKER |
Albert |
No further information currently |
| PARKER |
Samuel |
No further information currently |
| RICHES |
William |
No further information currently |
| ROPER |
S |
Marked W - may mean Wounded or be 2nd initial. |
| SCOFFINS |
Arthur |
Disabled W (wounded?). In 1911 Artur (sic) Scoffins is lsited as the son of Edward & Emily Scoffins, aged 15, Farm Labourer, born Lincoln Temple Barn, resident Wilsford. |
| SCOFFINS |
Charles |
Disabled W (wounded?). |
| SLINPLY |
Arthur |
No further information currently |
| SMITH |
Arthur |
No further information currently |
| SMITH |
Ernest |
No further information currently |
| SMITH |
George |
No further information currently |
| SMITH |
John |
Missing. |
| SMITH |
Matthew |
Hy (may be 2nd name or have now unknown military meaning). Discharged G (gassed?). |
| SMITH |
Percy |
No further information currently |
| SMITH |
Thomas |
No further information currently |
| SMITH |
Tom |
No further information currently |
| SMITH |
Tom William |
No further information currently |
| SMITH |
William |
No further information currently |
| STABLES |
Harold |
No further information currently |
| TAYLOR |
John |
No further information currently |
| TEWSON |
Fred |
No further information currently |
| TEWSON |
Sidney |
No further information currently |
| TURNER |
Ernest |
No further information currently |
| TYLER |
Stanley |
No further information currently |
| WATTAM |
Ed |
Marked S - may be 2nd initial or have now unknown military meaning. |
| WEBSTER |
George |
No further information currently |
| WEBSTER |
James |
No further information currently |
| WESSON |
Harry |
No further information currently |
| WILSON |
John |
No further information currently |
| WILSON |
Joseph |
No further information currently |
| Killed
or died of wounds. |
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| BAILEY |
William |
See above. |
| BUSH |
William |
See above. |
| CLAY |
Samuel |
See above. |
| COOPER |
Joseph H |
See above. |
| CRAGG |
Arthur |
See above. |
| DENNIS |
David |
Not on window, and on separate part of Roll of Honour. Unable to identify CWGC/SDGW. Possibly died post war and believed war related? |
| DENNIS |
John |
See above. |
| DODD |
George |
See above. |
| GOSTICK |
Walter |
See above. |
| HICKES |
Wilfred |
Not on window, and on separate part of Roll of Honour. Unable to identify CWGC/SDGW. Possibly died post war and believed war related? |
| HUNTER |
Walter |
See above. |
| NEWTON |
David |
See above. |
| NEWTON |
John |
See above. |
| PORTER |
Edward |
See above. |
| TEWSON |
Ernest |
See above. |
| TURNER |
Thomas |
See above. |
| WESSON |
Charles |
Not on window, and on separate part of Roll of Honour. Unable to identify CWGC/SDGW. Possibly died post war and believed war related? |
| WESSON |
John |
Not on window, and on separate part of Roll of Honour. Unable to identify CWGC/SDGW. Possibly died post war and believed war related? |
| Greater
love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his
friend. |
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| ANCLIFFE |
Donald Claude |
No further information currently |
| BAILEY |
George Ronald |
No further information currently |
| BAXTER |
Albert Edward |
No further information currently |
| BAXTER |
Reginald |
Wounded. Prisoner of war. Died on active service. |
| BERRY |
Beatrice Ellen |
No further information currently |
| BERRY |
Bernard |
No further information currently |
| BLANKLEY |
Cecil Hugh |
No further information currently |
| BLANKLEY |
George Leonard |
No further information currently |
| BLANKLEY |
Kenneth |
No further information currently |
| BLANKLEY |
Neville |
No further information currently |
| BRICKLES |
Allan William |
No further information currently |
| BRISTOW |
Frank |
No further information currently |
| BRISTOW |
Fred |
No further information currently |
| BRISTOW |
Harry |
No further information currently |
| BRISTOW |
Leonard |
No further information currently |
| BRISTOW |
Samuel |
No further information currently |
| BRISTOW |
Stephen |
Prisoner of war. |
| BURGE |
James Tindall |
No further information currently |
| COATEN |
Leslie Keith |
No further information currently |
| CONNOR |
Edward Leonard |
No further information currently |
| DENNIS |
George Edward |
Wounded. |
| DREW |
Harold |
No further information currently |
| DRURY |
Ernest |
No further information currently |
| ELLIOTT |
Ronald |
No further information currently |
| GALE |
Cecil |
No further information currently |
| GALE |
Frank |
No further information currently |
| GALE |
John |
No further information currently |
| GASCOYNE |
Thomas Drabble |
No further information currently |
| GOUNDRY |
Alfred Joseph |
No further information currently |
| GREY |
Mark |
Prisoner of war. |
| HAMMOND |
Harold |
No further information currently |
| HARBY |
Roy |
No further information currently |
| HARRISON |
Herbert |
No further information currently |
| HARTAS |
Thomas Lawrence |
Mentioned in despatches. |
| JOHNSON |
Harry |
No further information currently |
| JONES |
Harold |
No further information currently |
| LIDDIARD |
Cynthia |
No further information currently |
| MACKINDER |
Charles |
No further information currently |
| MARSHALL |
William John Henry |
No further information currently |
| McDONALD |
Edward James |
No further information currently |
| MOSLEY |
Roland |
No further information currently |
| NEEDHAM |
George Henry |
No further information currently |
| NORTHING |
Arthur Edgar |
No further information currently |
| PORTER |
Ernest |
No further information currently |
| PORTER |
Herbert |
No further information currently |
| ROBINSON |
George Edward |
Missing, believed killed. |
| SCOTT |
Thomas |
No further information currently |
| SMITH |
Betty Jean |
No further information currently |
| SMITH |
Frederick William |
Wounded. |
| SMITH |
George Bennet |
No further information currently |
| SMITH |
Joseph Scholey |
No further information currently |
| SMITH |
William Frederick |
No further information currently |
| STIMPSON |
Alfred Gordon |
No further information currently |
| THOMPSON |
James Wallace |
No further information currently |
| TOULSON |
Kenneth Royce |
No further information currently |
| WALTON |
John Sidney |
No further information currently |
| WIDOWS |
Sidney Robert William |
No further information currently |
| WILSON |
Eric |
No further information currently |
| WILSON |
John Ernest |
No further information currently |
| WOOLERTON |
Albert |
No further information currently |
| WRIGHT |
John |
No further information currently |
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