Ministry of Defence
Lest We Forget
The Royal British Legion
| Ministry of Defence |
Lest We Forget |
The Royal British Legion |
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1914-1919
| ANSFIELD |
Wilfred Clarence |
Buried St. Andrews Churchyard |
| BEUTTLER |
Charles B O |
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| BLOOMER |
A Kenneth |
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| BIDDLECOMBE |
Edward G |
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| BLUNDEN |
Edward |
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| BORANE |
C J |
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| CALDER |
Frederick |
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| CAMPBELL |
Harry S |
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| CARPENTER |
John |
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| CHARMAN |
Albert E |
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| CHARMAN |
Samuel Ernest Mitchell |
Lance Cpl SD/3313, 13th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment. 39th. Division. Killed in action on the Rue de Bois 30 June 1916. Next of kin, West Tarring. Born in Goring and enlisted in Worthing. Commemorated on The Loos Memorial. |
| CHILDS |
Thomas |
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| COZENS |
Ernest |
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| CURD |
Charles H |
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| DAUGHTREY |
William |
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| DUFFIELD |
James R D |
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| DUFFIELD |
Oscar S |
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| DENYER |
Herbert |
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| DYER |
John M |
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| FIELD |
Thomas W |
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| FLETCHER |
George L |
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| FLETCHER |
Harold M |
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| GARBETT |
Hubert E K |
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| GASSON |
Henry W |
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| GASSON |
Reginald H |
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| GILES |
William Percy |
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| GREENYER |
Alfred J |
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| GUY |
Jasper T |
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| HARRIS |
Leonard Thomasson |
Gunner 930568, "A" Battery 281st. Brigade Royal Field Artillery. Killed in action 19 August 1917. Son of Nathaniel Mason & Emma Ann Harris of "Belmont" Church Road, West Tarring. Born in London and enlisted in Woolwich. Commemorated on The Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium. |
| HAULKHAM |
Sidney George |
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| HART |
William |
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| HELME |
Thomas H |
See the main Worthing Memorial and the Lord's Cricket Members' World War 1 Memorial |
| HENSON |
Harold |
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| HILLS |
Edward A |
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| HOBBS |
Arthur |
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| HOLLAND |
George W |
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| HOLLAND |
Herbert N |
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| HUMPHREY |
Charles H |
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| JERVIS |
John F |
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| JILLETT |
Nelson |
Private G/15935, 13th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment 39th. Division Killed in action near Ypres 20 June 1917. Aged 34. Born in Emsworth, and enlisted in Worthing. Employed as a nurseryman in West Tarring. Buried in Vlamertinghe New Military Cemetery, Belgium. |
| JOYES |
Jack |
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| KNIGHT |
Ernest C |
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| KNIGHT |
Stanley Albert |
Private G/2767, 8th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment 18th. Division. Died of wounds 14 January 1916. Aged 19. Son of Mrs Harriett Standing of 2, South View, Durrington. Born in West Tarring and enlisted in Worthing. Included on Durrington Parish Church War Memorial. Buried in Meaulte Military Cemetery F.370 |
| KNIGHT |
Thomas James |
Private G/4543, 7th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment. 12th Division. Died of wounds in military hospital at Etaples 9 November 1916. Aged 33. Husband of Mrs Kate Knight of 8, Freshbrooke Cottages, Salt Lake, Lancing. Employee of Colwood Farm Bolney Resident of East Lodge, Bolney. Left a 12 year old son. Born in Midhurst and enlisted in Haywards Heath. Bolney Parish War Memorial. Buried in Etaples Military Cemetery. |
| LEWIS |
Horace |
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| LIDBETTER |
Alfred H |
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| MADGEWICK |
Ernest E |
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| MARSHALL |
George |
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| MASON |
John H |
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| MATTHEWS |
Moses |
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| MAY |
William E |
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| NEAL |
William G |
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| NEWMAN |
Charles William |
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| O’REILLY, MC |
Thomas W |
Captain, Middlesex Regiment. Died after the war 19 September 1920. Husband of Mrs L.M. O’Reilly of 69, Beckett Road, West Worthing. Buried in Broadwater Cemetery. |
| PAIGE |
Thomas |
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| PARHAM |
Robert C |
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| PEERLESS |
Ernest Boon |
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| PEERLESS |
Roland G |
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| PICKERING |
Arthur E |
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| PIERRE |
Harry A |
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| ROBSON |
William H |
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| ROTHWELL |
F |
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| SAUNDERS |
John Henry |
Private 44292, 3rd Reserve, Regiment of Cavalry, Home Command. Died at home 16 March 1918. Aged 18. John Saunders and Louisa Annie Charman (Saunders) of "Chez Nous" High Salvington, Worthing. Born in Salvington and enlisted in Aldershot. Buried in Broadwater Cemetery. |
| SAUNDERS |
Percy A |
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| SAVAGE |
Mark |
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| SKINNER |
Alfred |
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| SMART |
Percy |
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| STANDING |
John J |
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| STEEL |
Sidney |
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| STEVENS |
Ernest W |
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| STROTTEN |
William |
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| SUCH |
Anthony |
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| SUCH |
Thomas G |
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| SYMONS |
Thomas S |
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| TAYLOR |
Alfred R |
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| TEE |
Reginald A |
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| THIRLWELL |
Walter H |
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| TILL |
Ernest G |
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| VAUGHAN |
John Muir |
Second Lieutenant, 2nd Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment. 1st Division. Wounded during the 2nd Battle of Cambrai and died on the 18 September 1918. Aged 19. Son of Major General R.E. Vaughan (CB) and Mrs Amy Mountjoy Vaughan of "The Hollies"West Tarring. Included on Eastbourne War Memorial Buried in Brie British Cemetery |
| WATERTON |
William |
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| WEBB |
John |
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| WEBB |
Leslie A G C |
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| WEBB |
Richard Lloyd |
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| WESTLAKE |
Henry J |
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| WOOD |
Reginald J |
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