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| ANGUS |
Mildred |
Born about 1885. Lived at 43, Bedford Row, London. Air Raid Warden, Borough of Holborn. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema |
| ARNOLD |
Norman Henry |
of 3, All Saints Cottages, Crawley Down and the late Mr H Arnold. He had recently left school and was working at the signal box at Three Bridges. He came into East Grinstead and was in the Whitehall Cinema during the bombing, but escaped without serious injury. He was making his way down Railway Approach to the railway station when he was hit twice in the back when the bomber return to machine gun the town, dying soon after. Died 9th July 1943 |
| BARRETT |
Doreen Joan |
Born about 1925. Daughter of Charles Matthew Barrett and his wife of 87, Hatton Garden, Holborn, London. Fatally injured at the Whitehall Cinema on 9th July 1943 and died at Queen Victoria Hospital the same day. |
| BRACKPOOL |
Michael John |
Born about 1932. Son of Herbert Stanley and Margaret Ida Brackpool of 4, Hackenden Cottages, East Grinstead. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. His father was working in the cinema bakery when the roof split open and four female casualties fell through. Michael was later found by one of his father's work colleagues. |
| BROOKER |
Frederick Albert |
Born about 1895. Husband of Edith M Brooker of 4. West View Gardens, East Grinstead. Leading Fireman, National Fire Service. Injured in the High Street on 9th July. Died at Queen Victoria Hospital 18th July 1943 |
| BROWN |
Ivy Alexandra Elizabeth |
Born about 1901. Daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Susan Brown of 2, Nursery Cottages, Lowfield Heath and the late Samuel Brown. A Firewatcher, she died at 18, High Street on 9th July 1943. |
| CANDISH |
Annie Elizabeth |
Born about 1883. Daughter of the late Henry and Caroline Patrick of Chelsea. Wife of Charles Frank Candish of 20, Forest View Road, East Grinstead. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. Her daughter Dorothy Corver also died (see below) |
| CHARLTON |
Richard Harold Joseph |
Born about 1924. Son of Lieutenant Commander H Charlton R.N.V.R. and his wife of Green Hedges Cottage, East Grinstead. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| COOMBER |
Joyce Constance |
Born about 1919. Daughter of Henry Thomas and Rose Still of 31, Imberhorne Lane, East Grinstead. Wife of John Albert Coomber of 24, North End, East Grinstead. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| CORVER |
Dorothy Sylvia |
Born about 1904. Daughter of Frank and Annie Elizabeth Candish of 20, Forest View Road, East Grinstead. Wife of William Charles Corver of 95, Laurel Crescent, Romford Essex. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. She is listed on the East Court Memorial as 'Corner'. Her mother also died (see above) |
| EVANS |
Jean L |
Died following the Whitehall Cinema bombing. Further details not known. |
| FOTHERGILL |
Isabel |
Born about 1870. Wife of George Algernon Fothergill of 40, Copse Close, East Grinstead. Died at London Road. 9th July 1943. Also see below. |
| FOTHERGILL |
Erica |
Born about 1894. Daughter of George Algernon and Isabel Fothergill of 40, Copse Close, East Grinstead. Lived at 'The Beacon; Dormansland. Injured in London Road on 9th July. Died at Queen Victoria Hospital, 12th July 1943 |
| FOTHERGILL |
Mary |
Born about 1897. Daughter of George Algernon and Isabel Fothergill of 40, Copse Close, East Grinstead. Lived at 'The Beacon; Dormansland. Died at London Road 9th July 1943. |
| GLADMAN |
Kathleen Mary |
Born about 1923. Daughter of Mrs E A Brooker (formerly Gladman) of 153 Holtye Road, East Grinstead and the late Percy Thomas Gladman. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| GREENWOOD |
Mary Elizabeth |
Born about 1906. Daughter of the late Major and Mrs G Botham of Kensington. Wife of Flight Lieutenant Gilbert Frederick Greenwood RAF. Lived at 'The Shooting Box, Shovelstrode, East Grinstead. Died at London Road, 9th July 1943. |
| HECKFORD |
June Adelaide |
Born about 1930. Daughter of Frederick and Agnes Heckford of 19, The Close, Brooklands Way, East Grinstead. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| JAMES (THE FAMILY) |
Lewis William |
Corporal T/250102, Royal Army Service Corps. Born about 1908. Son Of William Ernest and Louisa Harriet James of Ilford, Essex. Lived at 7, St James Road, East Grinstead. Husband of Kathleen Catherine James and father of Joyce Hilda James. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. Buried in Section 4, Grave 11 at Mount Noddy Cemetery, East Grinstead. |
| Kathleen Catherine | Born about 1911. Lived at 7, St James Road, East Grinstead. Wife of Lewis William James and mother of Joyce Hilda James. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. | |
| Joyce Hilda James | Born about 1932. Daughter of Corporal Lewis William James and Mrs Kathleen Catherine James. Lived at 7, St James Road, East Grinstead. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. | |
| LEPPARD |
Harold John |
Gunner 11050270, 32 (7th Bn City of London Regiment) Searchlight Regiment, Royal Artillery. Born about 1922. Son of Mrs & Mrs A Leppard of East Grinstead. Died 9th July 1943 during the bombing. Buried in Section 4, Grave 7 in Mount Noddy Cemetery, East Grinstead. |
| LONG |
Frances Mary |
Born about 1903. Daughter of Lt Colonel and Mrs F L Orman of 'Bradfield', Parkway, Camberley, Surrey. Wife of Major Frederick K R Long, RA. Lived at 'Fox Hill', Clench Common, Marlborough, Wiltshire. V.A.D. member. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. Listed in error on the tablet at St Swithun's Church as 'Frances J Long'. |
| LONG |
Margaret |
Born about 1873. Daughter of the late Reverend David and Mrs Clara Elizabeth Long. Lived at 'The Briary', Exton, Exeter, Devon. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| LUXFORD |
Florence Elizabeth |
Born about 1899 in Wateringbury, Kent. Daughter of William and Ellen Luxford of 'Elmhurst', Hurst Green, Surrey. Died 9th July 1943 at London Road. |
| MATTHEWS |
Dorothy Harris |
Born about 1897. Daughter of Mrs E A Matthews of 'Kanda', Lower Dene' Lewes Road, East Grinstead and the late Frank Matthews. Died 9th July 1943 at 18A, High Street. |
| McCOLLUM |
Carol Ann |
Born about 1940. Daughter of Private Edmund McCollum, Royal Army Medical Corps and of Vera McCollum of Black Corner Garage, Balcombe Road, Horley. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| MEADMORE |
Alice |
Born about 1900. Wife of Joseph Lewis Meadmore of 9, Sackville Gardens, East Grinstead. Died 9th July 1943 at London Road. |
| NYE |
Alice Maud |
Born about 1884. Wife of Harry Nye of 'The Chestnuts', Ashurst Wood. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| PIDDLESDEN |
Harry Robert |
Born about 1928. Son of Harry William and Mrs W K Piddlesden of 1, Blackwell Road, East Grinstead. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. Listed on the East Court Memorial as 'Robert H Piddlesden.' |
| PRODGER |
Evelyn Joan |
Born about 1928. Daughter of Bernard Harold and Gladys Maud Prodger of 22, Blackwell Road, East Grinstead. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. Bernard Prodger was a Special Constable and was on duty all night following the bombing despite his daughter's death. |
| ROBERTS |
Doris Isabel |
Born about 1928. Daughter of William Howard Roberts and Mrs D W Roberts of 212, Holtye Road, East Grinstead. Her father was a 'Gas Company Collector'. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| SAVAGE |
Ivy Muriel Gladys |
Born about 1909. Wife of Cyril James Savage of 9-11, London Road, East Grinstead. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| SLEIGHT |
Doris Elsie Louisa |
Born about 1904. Daughter of the late Mr & Mrs William Prentice of Colchester, Essex. Wife of Trooper Jack Harold Sleight, Royal Tank Regiment. Lived at 32, Morton Road, East Grinstead. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| SLEIGHT |
Margaret Dorothy |
Born about 1933. Daughter of Trooper Jack Harold Sleight, Royal Tank Regiment and of Doris Elsie Louisa Slight (see above). Lived at 32, Morton Road, East Grinstead. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| SOMERSET |
Beatrice Grace |
Born about 1915. Daughter of John and Henrietta Somerset of 'Old Whyly Cottage', West Hoathly. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| SMITH |
Ethel |
Born about 1913. Daughter of Mrs S McCollum of 39 West Street, East Grinstead and of the late Mr A McCollum. Wife of Herbert Edward Smith of 66, Dorset Avenue, East Grinstead. (See below). Injured 9th July at the Whitehall Cinema bombing, died 14th July 1943 and Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead. (Also see Carol Ann McCollum) |
| SMITH |
Herbert Edward |
Born about 1911. Son of the late Mr & Mrs Smith of Halsford Croft, East Grinstead. Husband of Ethel Smith of 66, Dorset Avenue, East Grinstead. (See above). Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| STILLER |
Molly Iris Lillian |
Born about 1929. Daughter of Mr & Mrs J Stiller of 86, Sackville Gardens, East Grinstead. Mr Stiller was in the Home Guard. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. She was a cinema usherette like her sister, Dolly. They were both working at the cinema on 9th July, but Dolly survived. Her uncle, Frederick Whales, a railwayman, found Molly. |
| TOOTH |
Edwin |
Born about 1861 in East Grinstead. Husband of Kate Walden Tooth. Lived at Forest View (the newspaper report quoted the address as 'Tudor House'), High Street, East Grinstead. Injured at Forest View, 9th July. Died at Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead on 10th July 1943. His family had been in the town for over 400 years. (See below) |
| TOOTH |
Kate Walden |
Born about 1876. Wife of Edwin Tooth, but originally a Miss Dackombe from Southampton. Lived at Forest View, High Street, East Grinstead. Injured at Forest View, 9th July. Died at Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead the same day (See above) |
| TWOGOOD |
Jessie Elizabeth |
Born about 1901. Wife of George Wennon Twogood of Coombe Hall Cottage, East Grinstead, Died at London Road 9th July 1943 Listed on the memorial at St Swithun's church and in the local newspaper as 'Toogood'. She was a cashier at Sainsbury's. |
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| BARBER |
Joan |
Private W/75120, Auxiliary Territorial Service. Born about 1920. Daughter of Lewis William and Fanny Barber of Forest Row. Died 9th July 1943. Buried in the churchyard of Holy Trinity Church, Coleman's Hatch, East Sussex |
| CATTERICK |
Winifred Dorothy |
Born about 1904. State Registered Nurse of 'Pixiewood', Stream Park, East Grinstead. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| HOWLAND |
Alfred Stephanus |
Born about 1891 in Chilton, Kent. Son of the late Alfred and Charlotte Howland. Member of the Home Guard and lived at 21, Chequer Road, East Grinstead. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| MEYERS |
Eunice |
Born about 1901. Wife of Henry Thomas Clinton Meyers of 3, Stream Park, East Grinstead. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| SOUTHAM |
Harold Frank |
Born about 1932. Son of Corporal Frank Southam, Royal Army Service Corps and of Mrs Southam of 12, Prospect Cottages, Ashurst Wood. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| THE FOLLOWING CASUALTIES ARE NOT LISTED ON EITHER MEMORIAL |
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| BIGGINS |
Margaret Isabelle |
Born about 1888. Widow of Frank Biggins. Lived at Highcroft Nursery, Sharpthorne. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| BRAMWELL |
Ellen |
Born about 1869. Wife of Harry Bramwell (See below) of 'School House', Hartfield. Died 9th July 1943 at London Road. |
| BRAMWELL |
Harry |
Born about 1873. Air Raid Warden Husband of Ellen Bramwell (See above) of 'School House', Hartfield. Died 9th July 1943 at London Road. |
| CURRIE |
Francis Gordon |
Born about 1926. Son of Captain G V Currie, Royal Army Ordnance Corps and of his wife, Sibyl, of 7, Beeches Fields, Ashurst Wood. Injured in the bombing of 9th July. Died at Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead the following day, 10th July 1943. |
| DOHRN |
Joachim Sebastian |
Born about 1914. Lived at 'Invermay', Vicarage Road, Lingfield, Surrey. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| EDMONDS |
Sybella |
Born about 1883. Wife of George Marcus Edmonds of Rose Walk, Mill Lane, Felbridge, Surrey Died 9th July 1943 at London Road. |
| FIRMIN |
Florence Mary Elizabeth |
Born about 1911. Daughter of Mr C M & Mrs F M Barrett of 87, Hatton Garden, Holborn, London. Widow of Edward Firmin. Lived at 82A, Kingwood Road, Fulham, London. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| FRANCE |
Ellen |
Born about 1875. Widow of Arthur France. Lived at 'Mexies', Copthorne Road, Felbridge, Surrey. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| GRIGGS |
Charles Ewers |
Born about 1887. Husband of Florence Maud Griggs (see below). Lived at 'Valrosa', Lewes Road, Forest Row. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| GRIGGS |
Florence Maud |
Born about 1886. Wife of Charles Ewers Griggs (see above). Lived at 'Valrosa', Lewes Road, Forest Row. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| HARCOURT |
Ethne Goodbrand |
Born about 1923. Daughter of Ian C A Murray and his wife, Mary, of 54, Westmoreland Road, Bromley Kent. She lived at the same address and was married to Captain Robert Wesley Harcourt of the Royal Canadian Horse Artillery who was also killed at the same time (see Canadian casualties). Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| LEVITT |
Allan John |
Born about 1934. Son of John Edward Levitts (see below) and of Dorothy Violet Levitt of Sudbrook Progressive Nursery, Copthorne. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| LEVITT |
John Edward |
Born about 1906. Son of John Alexander and Charlotte Levitt of 143, Coverts Road, Claygate, Surrey. Husband of Dorothy Violet Levitt of Sudbrook Progressive Nursery, Copthorne. Father of Allan John Levitt (see above). Member of the Home Guard Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| MARTIN |
June |
Born about 1932. Daughter of Corporal Joseph Martin, Royal Armoured Corps and of Mrs Gladys Irene Martin of 'Broom Cottage', Ashdown Road, Forest Row. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| MITCHELL |
Clara Louise |
Born about 1883. Widow of John Mitchell. Lived at 'Hollycroft', Rowplatt Lane, Godstone, Surrey. Died 9th July 1943 at the Whitehall Cinema. |
| OTTEN |
Mary |
Born about 1927. Daughter of Mr & Mrs Albert Otten of 354, Gosling Way, Normandy Road, Brixton. Died 9th July 1943 at London Road. Her father had been killed on 15th October 1940 when the shelter at Kennington Park, Lambeth was destroyed by a bomb. Fifty people were killed; there was only one survivor, a 13 year old boy. |
| STAFFORD |
Harry |
Born about 1893. Son of the late Harry and Ada Jane Stafford. Husband of Dorothy Emily Maud Stafford (see below). Lived at 5, Boughton Lane, Faversham, Kent. Died 9th July 1943 at London Road. |
| STAFFORD |
Dorothy Emily Maud |
Born about 1904. Daughter of the late Frank and Rose Emma Burch. Wife of Harry Stafford. (see above). Lived at 5, Boughton Lane, Faversham, Kent. Died 9th July 1943 at London Road. |
| VENESS |
Harry James |
Born about 1895. Husband of Elsie May Veness of Posingford Farm, Hartfield, East Sussex. Died 9th July 1943 at London Road. |
| WYATT |
Dorothy |
Born about 1911. Wife of William Henry Wyatt of Fen Place Cottage, Turners Hill. Died 9th July 1943 at London Road. |
| WYMAN |
Mabel |
Born about 1921. Lived at Pixton Hill Farm, Forest Row. Died 9th July 1943 at London Road. |
| The next two military casualties are identified on material in East Grinstead Library. |
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| MULHEARN |
John |
Gunner 14354690, 141 (The Queen's Own Dorset Yeomanry) Field Regiment Son of Charles Frederick and Lily Mulhearn of Sheffield Died 9th July 1943. Buried in Section J, Grave 7657 in City Road Cemetery, Sheffield |
| WILLIAMS |
Alfred John |
Private 14388324, 2/6th Bn East Surrey Regiment Born about 1924. Son of Alfred John Williams and his wife Nellie Jane, of Forest Row. Died 9th July 1943. Buried in Grave 1463 in Forest Row Cemetery |
| The following are some of the Canadian soldiers killed in East Grinstead. They died 9th July 1943 unless otherwise stated. |
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| BURGESS |
George Dale |
Lance Corporal B/67760, 3 Provost Company. Son of the late Lance Corporal Charles Dykes Burgess and his wife, Winnifred (later Mrs Walker) and of 99, Seaton Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Died 14th July 1943. Buried in Grave 45 A 5 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking. His father had been born in Oldham on 23rd August 1888 and served with the 18th Bn Canadian Infantry (Western Ontario Regiment). He died on 15th September 1916 and is commemorated on the Vimy Memorial) |
| CAMERON |
Lloyd William |
Signalman L/22762, 1 Canadian Corps, Signals, Royal Canadian Corps of Signals. Son of Roderick and Marie Cameron Buried in Grave 40 J 10 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking |
| CAMPBELL |
James Franklyn |
Private M/55970, 41 General Transport, Company, Royal Canadian Army Service Corps Born about 1916. Son of Howard and Edith Campbell of Toronto. Husband of Grace Joan Campbell of Toronto Buried in Grave 45 A 1 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking |
| CARMICHAEL |
Gordon Thomas |
Private B/92155, 81 Artillery Company, Royal Canadian Army Service Corps. Born about 1922. Son of William and Mrs M Carmichael of Toronto. Husband of Gertrude Carmichael of Toronto Buried in Grave 45 A 2 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking |
| CHAMPAGNE |
Alexander |
Private D/62377, Les Fusiliers Mont-Royal, Royal Canadian Infantry Corps. Died 20th July 1943. Buried in Grave 45 B 4 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking. |
| COATSWORTH |
John Ritzema |
Sergeant K/42076, Royal Canadian Armoured Corps. Born about 1914. Son of Albert Coatsworth and his wife, Margaret (Nee Richardson). Husband of Constance Coatsworth (Nee Carolann) of Consort, Alberta, Canada. Buried in Grave 45 B 5 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking. |
| COUTURE |
Clifford Eugene |
Sapper B/29338, Royal Canadian Engineers. Born about 1910. Son of Joseph and Maria Couture of Timmins, Ontario. Buried in Grave 40 J 4 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking |
| CRANDELL |
Augustus Herbert Leroy |
Signalman H/68915, Royal Canadian Corps of Signals. Buried in Grave 40 J 8 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking |
| DALE |
Murray William |
Private B/46751, Royal Hamilton Light Infantry, Royal Canadian Infantry Corps. Died 21st July 1943. Buried in Grave 45 B 10 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking. |
| FITZGERALD |
Donald Frederick |
Trooper, F/64992, 23rd Army Tank Regiment (Halifax Rifles), Royal Canadian Armoured Corps Born about 1922. Son of Donald D Fitzgerald and his wife Elisebeth, of New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. Husband of Antoinette Fitzgerald of New Glasgow. Died 31st July 1943. Buried in Grave 45 C 8 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking. The Regiment only arrived in June 1943, but was disbanded in the UK before seeing service in Europe. |
| GOODALL |
Alfred Eric |
Signalman B/110876, 1 Canadian Corps Signals, Royal Canadian Corps of Signals. Son of Fred E Goodall and Margaret Frances Goodall (Nee Chapman) of Toronto. Buried in Grave 40 J 7 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking |
| HARCOURT |
Robert Wesley |
Captain Royal Canadian Horse Artillery Born about 1914. Son of Arthur William and Melinda Harcourt. Husband of Ethne Goodbrand Harcourt who was killed at the same time. Died at the Whitehall Cinema. Buried in Section B, Grave 635 in Chislehurst Cemetery |
| HOFSTEE |
Garret |
Lance Corporal M/67319, 8th, Princess Louise's (New Brunswick) Hussars, Royal Canadian Armoured Corps. Born about 1920. Son of Egbert Hofstee and his wife, Harmanna, of Monarch, Alberta, Canada. Died 16th July 1943. Buried in Grave 45 A 9 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking. |
| HUMPHRIES |
George Victor |
Sergeant B/27668, 8 Field Squadron, Royal Canadian Engineers. Son of George and Clara Humphries . Husband of Helen Louise Humphries of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Died 13th July 1943. Buried in Grave 45 A 3 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking. |
| IRONSIDE |
Arthur Findlay |
Signalman B/76879, 1 Canadian Corps, Signals, Royal Canadian Corps of Signals. Buried in Grave 40 J 6 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking |
| JONES |
Emrys George |
Private K/52876, 7 Infantry Brigade, Company, Royal Canadian Army Service Corps Born about 1905. Son of David and Jane Jones of Carno, Montgomeryshire, Died 1st August 1943. Buried in Grave 45 C 10 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking |
| MACADAMS |
Ronald Freeman |
Private F/79076, Royal Canadian Army Service Corps. Born about 1919. Son of Nathaniel R MacAdams and his wife Eladean, of Port Joli, Queen's County, Nova Scotia, Canada. Died 22nd July 1943. Buried in Grave 45 B 8 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking |
| MACDONALD |
William |
Corporal B/74534, Royal Canadian Armoured Corps. Born about 1921. Son of Ranald and Mary MacDonald of Orangedale, Inverness County, Nova Scotia. Buried in Grave 40 J 5 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking |
| McILROY |
Ivan William |
Private B/54206, 4 Armoured Brigade, Company, Royal Canadian Army Service Corps. Born about 1921. Son of William and Rosa McIlroy of Hamilton, Ontario. Canada. Died 1st August 1943. Buried in Grave 45 C 7 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking |
| WILKINSON |
Gordon Lewis |
Private D/91520, 31 Corps Troops Company, Royal Canadian Army Service Corps. Born about 1920. Son of George and Jenny Wilkinson of Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada. Died 22nd July 1943. Buried in Grave 45 B 7 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking |
| TRUAX |
Clifford Walter |
Signalman B/84683, Royal Canadian Corps of Signals. Born about 1923. Son of Abraham and Mary Jane Truax of Waverley, Ontario. Buried in Grave 40 J 9 in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking |
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| EDWARDS |
George |
Born about 1881. Husband of Eliza Gertrude Edwards of 'The Bungalow', Hartfield. Died 12th July 1944 at London Road |
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James |
Born about 1883 in Forest Row. Son of William and Agnes Potten.. Husband of Eliza Potten of 11, Prospect Cottages, Ashurst Wood. Died 12th July 1944 at London Road. Also commemorated on the Ashurst Wood War Memorial |
| RUSSELL |
Ernest |
Born about 1894. Husband of Mrs D P Russell of 10, Beeches Fields, Ashurst Wood. Member of the ARP Rescue Service. Died 12th July 1944 at King's Garage, London Road. |
An article in the Legion, Canada's Military History Magazine 22 August 2018 by Stephen J. Thorne details the bombing of East Grinstead.
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