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      EAST 
        WINCH WAR MEMORIAL 
      World 
        War 1 & 2 - Detailed Information 
        Compiled and Copyright ©Martin Edwards 2017 
       
        The 
          war memorial for East Winch is on the north wall of All Saints church, 
          at the west end. It lists the men who served and indicates those who 
          died. The names have been sorted into alphabetical order here for ease 
          of reading and research.  
         
      
         
          
                
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      THE 
         
        GREAT WAR 1914 – 1918 
        EAST WINCH ROLL OF HONOUR 
        ERECTED BY THIS GRATEFUL VILLAGE 
        TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN HONOUR 
        OF ITS FAITHFUL SONS WHO FOUGHT 
        FOR ENGLAND AND LIBERTY 
       
        
           
            | ADAMS | 
             
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               Served  | 
           
           
            | ARTER | 
              Horace  | 
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              Served. 
                Baptised in East Winch 27 December 1896, son of Robert and Mary 
                Ann Arter. Born 28 November 1896, admitted to East Winch National/Church of England Voluntary Aided School 1900. In the 1901 census he 
                was aged 4, born East Winch, resident with his parents, Robert 
                and Mary Ann Arter, in Pump Row, East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, 
                Norfolk.  | 
           
           
            | BERRY | 
             
               Albert  | 
            R.I.P.  | 
             
               Private 
                20649, 1st Battalion, Essex Regiment. Died at sea 13 August 1915. 
                Born West Lynn, Norfolk, enlisted Norwich, resident Middleton, 
                Norfolk. Formerly 17583, Norfolk Regiment. In the 1911 census 
                he was aged 25, born West Lynn, a Labourer on Farm, resident with 
                his parents, Matthew and Fanny Berry, in Lynn Road, East Winch, 
                Norfolk. No known grave. Commemorated on HELLES MEMORIAL, Turkey 
                (including Gallipoli). Panel 146 to 151 or 229 to 233.  | 
           
           
            | BLACKWELL | 
              E  | 
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              Served  | 
           
           
            | BOLT | 
             
               Francis 
                [R]   | 
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               Served. 
                Born 27 February 1891, admitted to East Winch National/Church of England Voluntary Aided School 1895. In the 1901 census he 
                was aged 10, son of Philip Bartlett and Elizabeth Bolt, resident 
                Church Lane, East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk.  | 
           
           
            | BROWN | 
              Sidney 
                [Osmond]   | 
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              Served. 
                Baptised 21 August 1887 in East Winch, son of Benjamin and Sarah 
                Jane Brown.   | 
           
           
            | BROWN | 
             
               William 
                John  | 
            R.I.P. | 
             
               Private 
                9328, 9th Battalion, Norfolk Regiment. Died 21 March 1918. Aged 
                23. Son of Benjamin and Sarah Jane Brown, of Lynn Rd., East Winch, 
                King's Lynn. No known grave. Commemorated on ARRAS MEMORIAL, Pas 
                de Calais, France. Bay 3.  | 
           
           
            | BUGDALE | 
              R 
                T   | 
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              Served  | 
           
           
            | DURRANT | 
             
               T 
                H   | 
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               Served  | 
           
           
            | EDWARDS | 
              Bert 
                Timothy  | 
            R.I.P.  | 
               
                Private 41614, 1st Battalion, Essex Regiment. Killed in action 
                31 May 1917. Born Denver, Norfolk, enlisted King's Lynn, resident 
                East Winch. Husband of Mrs. D. M. Edwards, of Church Row, Middleton, 
                King's Lynn. Formerly 5746, Norfolk Regiment. Buried in VILLERS-FAUCON 
                COMMUNAL CEMETERY, Somme, France. Row E. Grave 79.  | 
           
           
            | GAGE | 
             
               William 
                Arthur   | 
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               Served. 
                Born 13 September 1898, baptised as Arthur William Gage on 30 
                October 1898 in East Winch, son of William and Harriet. Admitted 
                to East Winch National/Church of England Voluntary Aided School 
                1902 as William Gage. In the 1911 census he was aged 12, born 
                East Winch, resident with his parents, William and Harreatt (sic) 
                Gage, in Station Road, East Winch, Norfolk.  | 
           
           
            | GOODWYN | 
              Philip 
                William   | 
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              Served. 
                In the 1911 census he was aged 18, born Middleton, Norfolk, at 
                school, resident with his parents, William and Ellen Goodwyn, 
                in Lynn Road, East Winch, Norfolk.  | 
           
           
            | GRIFFIN | 
             
               Walter 
                [Ezra]   | 
              | 
             
               Served. 
                Born 10 February 1899, admitted to East Winch National/Church of England Voluntary Aided School 1904. In the 1901 census he 
                was aged 2, born East Winch. son of John and Elizabeth Griffin, 
                resident in Gayton Thorpe Road, East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk.  | 
           
           
            | HARPER | 
              Robert 
                [Lawrence]   | 
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               Served. 
                In 
                the 1911 census he was aged 15, born Middleton, a Stable Boy on 
                farm, son of Charlotte Harper (a widow), resident in Lynn Road 
                E Winch Kings Lynn, East Winch, Norfolk.   | 
           
           
            | IVATTS | 
             
               G  | 
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               Served  | 
           
           
            | JACKSON | 
              J  | 
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              Served  | 
           
           
            | NEAL | 
             
               George 
                Arthur  | 
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               Served. 
                In the 1881 census he was less than 1 year old, born East Winch, 
                son of George and Lucy Neal, resident East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, 
                Norfolk. In the 1891 census he was aged 11, born East Winch, a 
                scholar, resident with his widowed mother, Lucy, in Pump Row, 
                East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk. In the 1901 census he was 
                aged 21, born East Winch, an Agricultural Labourer, resident with 
                his widowed mother, Lucy, in Pump Row, East Winch, Freebridge 
                Lynn, Norfolk.  | 
           
           
            | NEAL | 
              [Charles] 
                Henry  | 
              | 
              Served. 
                Driver T/4/185082, Royal Army Service Corps. Born 3 November 1895 
                and baptised 11 November 1895 in East Winch, son of Sarah Elizabeth 
                Neal. Admitted to East Winch National/Church of England Voluntary 
                Aided School 1899. Attested 15 April 1916, joined 19 April 1916 
                at at Park Royal, aged 20 years 5 months. Resident Estuary Bank, 
                North Lynn, King's Lynn. Sawyer by trade. Son of Sarah Yaxley, 
                of Estuary Bank, North Lynn, King's Lynn. Height 5 feet 11½ 
                inches, chest 37¼ inches. Appointed Lance Corporal 10 July 
                1917. Demobilised 22 December 1919.  | 
           
           
            | NEAL | 
             
               Herbert  | 
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               Served. 
                In the 1891 census he was aged 3, born Norfolk, resident with 
                his parents, William and Louisa Neal, in Lynn Road, East Winch, 
                Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk. In the 1901 census he was aged 13, born 
                East Winch, a Telegraph Messenger, resident with his parents, 
                William and Louisa Neal, in Pump Row, East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, 
                Norfolk. In the 1911 census he was aged 23, born East Winch, resident 
                with his parents, William and Louisa Neal, in Lynn Road, East 
                Winch, Kings Lynn, Norfolk.  | 
           
           
            | NEAL | 
              Reginald  | 
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              Served, 
                removed from a French military hospital, suffering from an acute 
                attack of dysentery, to the Kitchener Hospital, Brighton. Born 
                22 June 1899, baptised 30 July 1899 at East Winch, son of Benjamin 
                and Susan Neal; brother of Stanley (below). In the 1901 census 
                he was aged 1, born East Winch, resident with his parents, Benjamin 
                and Susan Neal, in Lynn Road, East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk. 
                Admitted to East Winch National/Church of England Voluntary Aided 
                School in 1903. In the 1911 census he was aged 12, born East Winch, 
                Norfolk, resident Lynn Road, East Winch, Kings Lynn. Married Florence 
                C Wilgress in 1925.   | 
           
           
            | NEAL | 
             
               Stanley 
                [James]   | 
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               Served. 
                Brother of Reginald (above). Baptised as James Stanley Neal 31 
                December 1893 at East Winch, son of Benjamin and Susan Neal. In 
                the 1901 census he was aged 7, resident with his parents, Benjamin 
                and Susan Neal, in Lynn Road, East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk. 
                In the 1911 census he was aged 18, born East Winch. a Labourer 
                on estate, resident with his parents, Benjamin and Susan Neal, 
                in Lynn Road, East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk.  | 
           
           
            | NICHOLLS | 
              Frederic 
                A   | 
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              Served. 
                Born 23 July 1899, admitted to East Winch National/Church of England 
                Voluntary Aided School in 1911. Son of Arthur Nicholls.  | 
           
           
            | PALGRAVE | 
             
               J 
                A   | 
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               Served  | 
           
           
            | PEASE | 
              Charles  | 
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              Served. 
                Born 11 September 1890, admitted to East Winch National/Church 
                of England Voluntary Aided School in 1900. In the 1901 census 
                he was aged 10, born Norfolk, resident with his parents, William 
                and Annet (sic) Pease, in Railway Road, East Winch, Freebridge 
                Lynn, Norfolk. In the 1911 census he was aged 20, born Burnham 
                Overy, Norfolk, a Horseman on farm, resident with his parents 
                William and Anna Pease, at Station Farm, East Winch, Norfolk. 
                Brother of James (below).  | 
           
           
            | PEASE | 
             
               James 
                William  | 
              | 
             
               Served. 
                Born 24 January 1897, admitted to East Winch National/Church of 
                England Voluntary Aided School in 1901. In the 1911 census he 
                was aged 14, born Burnham Norton, Norfolk, a Cow Boy on Farm, 
                resident with his parents, William and Anna Pease, at Station 
                Farm, East Winch, Norfolk. Brother of Charles (above).   | 
           
           
            | POLL | 
              Lewis 
                [Henry]   | 
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              Served. 
                Born 29 September 1900, admitted to East Winch National/Church 
                of England Voluntary Aided School in 18904, son of Henry Poll. 
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            | POLL | 
             
               Sydney 
                [Ernest]   | 
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               Served. 
                Born 3 August 1897, admitted to East Winch National/Church of 
                England Voluntary Aided School in 1902. son of Henry Poll. In 
                the 1901 census he was aged 3, born East Winch, son of Henry and 
                Harriet Poll, resident in Gayton Thorpe Road, East Winch, Freebridge 
                Lynn, Norfolk. Brother of Wiliam Edward (below).   | 
           
           
            | POLL | 
              William 
                Edward   | 
              | 
              Served. 
                Born 22 February 1898 and baptised as Edward William Poll 26 March 
                1899 in East Winch, son of Henry and Harriet Poll. Admitted as 
                Edward William Poll to East Winch National/Church of England Voluntary 
                Aided School in 1902. Listed as Edward William Poll in the census. 
                In the 1901 census he is aged 2, born East Winch, resident with 
                his parents, Henry and Harriet Poll, in Gayton Thorpe Road, East 
                Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk. In the 1911 census he is aged 
                12, born East Winch, at school, resident with his parents, Henry 
                and Harriet Poll, in Lynn Road, East Winch, Norfolk. Brother of 
                Sydney (above).  | 
           
           
            | REED | 
             
               William 
                Charles   | 
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               Served. 
                Baptised as William Charles Read 5 January 1890 at East Winch, 
                son of John William and Lousia Read. Born 9 December 1889, admitted 
                to East Winch National/Church of England Voluntary Aided School 
                in 1893, son of John Reed. Listed as William Chas Read in the 
                1891 census, aged 1, born Norfolk, resident with his parents, 
                John W and Louisa Read (sic), in Walton Road, East Winch, Freebridge 
                Lynn, Norfolk. In tyhe 1901 census he is aged 11, born East Winch, 
                resident with his parents, John William and Louisa Reed, in Railway 
                Road, East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk.   | 
           
           
            | REEVE | 
              Albert 
                Edward  | 
            R.I.P.  | 
              Private 
                30006, 7th Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment. Killed in action 
                25 October 1916 while holding the front trench at Regina, near 
                Albert. Born 29 December 1895, and resident East Winch, Norfolk, 
                enlisted King's Lynn, Norfolk. Baptised 2 February 1896 at East 
                Winch, son of John and Susannah Reeve. In the 1901 census he was 
                aged 5, born East Winch, resident with his widowed mother, Susannah, 
                in Pump Row, East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk. Admiited East 
                Winch National/Church of England Voluntary Aided School, East 
                Winch, in 1901. Brother of William A (below) and Herbert G (below). 
                No known grave. Commemorated on THIEPVAL MEMORIAL, Somme, France. 
                Pier and Face 2 C.  | 
           
           
            | REEVE | 
             
               Charles 
                Edward  | 
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               Served. 
                Born 2 December 1899, baptised 4 February 1900 at East Winch, 
                son of William and Mary Ann Reeve. In the 1901 census he is aged 
                1, born East Winch, son of William and Mary A Reeve, resident 
                in Railway Road, East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk. Brother 
                of Frederick (below). Admitted to East Winch National/Church of 
                England Voluntary Aided School in 1904.  | 
           
           
            | REEVE | 
              Frederick 
                aka Freddy  | 
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              Served. 
                Private S/4/111158, 257th Company, Royal Army Service Corps. Born 
                East Winch in 21 August 1892, resident King's Lynn, baptised East 
                Winch 10 April 1892. Attested 10 May 1915 at Bury St Edmunds, 
                aged 27. Drayman by trade. Married. Invalided to England 26 April 
                1919 with Orchitis, discharged from hospital, Chester, transferred 
                to Class Z Army Reserve on Demoblisation 24 May 1919; claimed 
                disability but was rejected. Resident West Winch, Norfolk. One 
                daughter, Kathleen Olive Hodgson born 10 January 1912. Height 
                5 feet 11 inches, weight 150 lbs, chest 35 inches. In the 1901 
                census he is listed as Freddy, aged 9. born East Winch, resident 
                with his parents, William and Mary A Reeve, in Railway Road, East 
                Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk. In the 1911 census he is aged 
                19, born East Winch, a Labourer on farm, resident with his parents, 
                William and Mary Ann Reeve, in West Bilney Road, East Winch, Norfolk. 
                Brother of Charles E (above). Admitted to East Winch National/Church 
                of England Voluntary Aided School in 1896 as Freddy Reeve, son 
                of William Reeve.  | 
           
           
            | REEVE | 
             
               Herbert 
                George  | 
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               Served. 
                Born 13 December 1897, baptised 2 January 1898 in East Winch, 
                son of John and Susannah. Born 3 December 1897, Admitted to East 
                Winch National/Church of England Voluntary Aided School in 1901, 
                son of Susannah. In the 1901 census he is aged 3, born East Winch, 
                son of Susannah Reeve (a widow), resident in Pump Row, East Winch, 
                Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk. In the 1911 census he is aged 13, born 
                East Winch, a Farm Labourer, resident with his widowed mother, 
                Susannah, in Pump Row, East Winch, Norfolk. Brother of William 
                A (below) and Albert Edward (above).  | 
           
           
            | REEVE | 
              James 
                [Thomas]   | 
            R.I.P.  | 
              Private 
                13624, 8th Battalion, Norfolk Regiment. Killed in action 1 July 
                1916. Aged 20. Born Garboldisham, Norfolk, enlisted Norwich, Norfolk. 
                Son of Noah and Betsy Reeve. Born 13 April 1898, admitted to East 
                Winch National/Church of England Voluntary Aided School in 1903, 
                son of James Reeve. In the 1901 census he was aged 5, born East 
                Winch, resident with his parents, Robert and Elizabeth Reeve, 
                in Church Lane, East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk. In the 1911 
                census he was aged 15, born East Winch, a Farm Labourer, resident 
                with his parents, Robert and Elizabeth Reeve, in Church Lane, 
                East Winch, Norfolk. Baptised 2 June 1895 in East Winch, son of 
                Robert and Elizabeth. No known grave. Commemorated on THIEPVAL 
                MEMORIAL, Somme, France. Pier and Face 1 C and 1 D.  | 
           
           
            | REEVE | 
             
               John  | 
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               Served. 
                Born 10 August 1884, baptised 14 September 1884 in East Winch, 
                son of James and Susan. In the 1891 census he is aged 6, born 
                Norfolk, a scholar, resident with his parents, James and Susan 
                Reeve, in Walton Road, East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk. In 
                the 1901 census he is aged 16, born East Winch, Horse man on farm, 
                resident with his parents, James and Susan Reeve, in Walton Road, 
                East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk.   | 
           
           
            | REEVE | 
              William 
                Arthur  | 
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              Served. 
                Baptised 11 September 1892 in East Winch, son of John and Susannah 
                Reeve. Born 17 August 1892, admitted to East Winch National/Church 
                of England Voluntary Aided School in 1897, son of John Reeve. 
                In the 1901 census he is aged 8, born East Winch, resident with 
                his widowed mother, Susannah, in Pump Row, East Winch, Freebridge 
                Lynn, Norfolk. Brother of Herbert G (above) and Albert Edward 
                (above).  | 
           
           
            | REEVE | 
             
               William 
                Thomas  | 
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               Served. 
                Baptised 29 May 1892 in East Winch, son of James and Sarah Elizabeth 
                Reeve. Born 7 May 1891, admitted to East Winch National/Church 
                of England Voluntary Aided School in 1902, son of James Reeve. 
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            | SCALES | 
              B  | 
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              Served  | 
           
           
            | STANFORTH | 
             
               Albert  | 
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               Served. 
                Born 7 June 1890, admitted to East Winch National/Church of England 
                Voluntary Aided School in 1893, son of Stephen Stanforth. Baptised 
                17 August 1890 in East Winch, son of Stepehen and Rebecca Stanforth. 
                In the 1891 census he is aged 1, born East Winch, resident with 
                his parents, Stephen and Rebecca, in Carpet, East Winch, Freebridge 
                Lynn, Norfolk. In the 1901 census he is aged 10, born East Winch, 
                resident with his parents, Stephen and Rebecca, in Lynn Road, 
                East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk. . In the 1911 census he 
                is aged 20, Labourer on a farm, resident with his parents, Stephen 
                and Rebecca, in Carr Pits, East Winch, Norfolk. Brother of Ernestand 
                George (below).  | 
           
           
            | STANFORTH | 
              Ernest  | 
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              612797 
                then T/455829, 128th (Prisoner of War) Company, Labour Corps. 
                Attested 28 February 1916, aged 29. Born circa 1887 in East Winch. 
                General labourer. Height 5 feet 61/8 inches, 
                weight 139lbs, chest 37½ inches. Also served as 5/5518, 
                3/5th (Reserve) Battalion, Norfolk Regiment. Transferred to Class 
                Z Army Reserve on Demoblisation 26 September 1919. Transferred 
                to Manchester Regiment, service no. 270107 22 June 1917. Transferred 
                to Labour Company 29 July 1918. Baptised 27 June 1886 in East 
                Winch, son of Stephen and Rebecaa Stanforth. In the 1891 census 
                he is aged 4, born East Winch, a scholar, resident with his parents, 
                Stephen and Rebecca, in Carpet, East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk. 
                In the 1901 census he is aged 14, born East Winch, an Agricultural 
                Labourer, resident with his parents, Stephen and Rebecca, in Lynn 
                Road, East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk. In the 1911 census 
                he is aged 24, Labourer on a farm, resident with his parents, 
                Stephen and Rebecca, in Carr Pits, East Winch, Norfolk. Brother 
                of Albert (above) and George (below).  | 
           
           
            | STANFORTH | 
             
               George  | 
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               Served. 
                Baptised 3 February 1884 in East Winch, son of Stephen and Rebecaa 
                Stanforth. In the 1891 census he is aged 7, born East Winch, a 
                scholar, resident with his parents, Stephen and Rebecca, in Carpet, 
                East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk. In the 1901 census he is 
                aged 17, born East Winch, resident with his parents, Stephen and 
                Rebecca, in Lynn Road, East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk. In 
                the 1911 census he is aged 26, Labourer on a farm, resident with 
                his parents, Stephen and Rebecca, in Carr Pits, East Winch, Norfolk. 
                Brother of Albert and Ernest (above).   | 
           
           
            | UNDERWOOD | 
              A 
                E   | 
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              Served  | 
           
           
            | UNDERWOOD | 
             
               A 
                J   | 
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               Served  | 
           
           
            | UNDERWOOD | 
              Joseph  | 
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              Served. 
                Born 3 March 1897, ddmitted to East Winch National/Church of England 
                Voluntary Aided School in 1909. In the 1911 census he is aged 
                14, born Kings Lynn, a Farm Labourer, resident with his parents, 
                John and Sarah Underwood, in Pump Row, East Winch, Norfolk.   | 
           
           
            | UNDERWOOD | 
             
               S 
                E   | 
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               Served  | 
           
           
            | UNDERWOOD | 
              W 
                H   | 
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              Served  | 
           
           
            | WESTON | 
             
               Robert 
                Benjamin   | 
            R.I.P.  | 
             
               Stoker 
                1st Class K/17110, H.M.S. "Queen Mary", Royal Navy. 
                Killed in action 31 May 1916 at the Battle of Jutland. Aged 21. 
                Born 7 June 1894 at Wallsham (sic), Norfolk. Brother of Louisa, 
                of Sound Street Lowestoft. Formerly employed as a Gardener. Enlisted 
                2 December 1912 for 12 years, height 5 feet 41/10 
                inches, chest 36½ inches, light brown hair, blue eyes, 
                fair complexion. No known grave. Commemorated on PORTSMOUTH NAVAL 
                MEMORIAL, Hampshire. Panel 20.  | 
           
           
            | WHALLEY | 
              C 
                K   | 
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              Served  | 
           
           
            | WHILEY | 
             
               John  | 
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               Served. 
                In the 1901 census he was aged 14, born Middleton, Norfolk, an 
                Agricultural labourer on farm, resident with his parents, John 
                and Jane Whiley, in Grancourt, East Winch, Freebridge Lynn, Norfolk.  | 
           
         
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          19 November, 2017
           
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