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Guildford War Memorial WW1
TO OUR GLORIOUS DEAD 1914-1918 
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Sidney Charles MACEY Private, 1st Battalion, Scots Guards, 1 Guards Brigade, 1st Division. Army no. 6426 He was killed in action on 11 November 1914. He was 28 He was the husband of Ada H Macey, Highrough, Mountside, Guildford. He is remembered on panel 11 of the Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres MAITLAND K R Captain, R Fusiliers there is no record of this man. Memorial is suspect but please correct me Keith Andrew Ramsay MAITLAND MC and Bar Major A Battery, Royal Field Artillery 76th Army Brigade. He was formerly with the Ceylon Planters Rifle Corps He was killed in action on 4 October 1917. He was 33 He was the son of Keith and Theresa M Maitland and the husband of Christina M T Maitland He is buried in grave III D 6 Canada Farm Cemetery Additional information Probate record K A R Maitland, Millmead Cottage, Guildford died 4 October 1917 at Passchendaele. Probate granted 13 February 1918 to his widow Christina Mary Teresa Maitland. He was born in Ceylon Archie Howard MANN Private, 1st Battalion, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. G/22506 He was killed in action on 23 April 1917. He was 22 He was the son of William and Alice Mann, 32 Stoughton Terrace, Guildford. He is remembered on bay 2 of the Arras Memorial Ernest Charles MANN Sergeant 3rd (Prince of Wales's) Dragoon Guards, 6 Cavalry Brigade, 3rd Cavalry Division. Army no. 4877 He was killed in action on 13 May 1915 in Flanders. He was 33 He was the son of William and Alice Mann and the husband of Annie E Mann, 32 Stoughton Terrace, Guildford. He is remembered on panel 3 of the Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres Reginald Charles MANNING Rifleman, 1st/5th (City of London) Battalion (London Rifle Brigade), The London Regiment, 169 Brigade, 56th Division. Army no. 304742 He was killed in action on 16 December 1917. He was 19 He was the son of Mr F C Manning, 202 High Street, Guildford. He is buried in grave I J 4 Cement House Cemetery Frederick MANTHORP Company Sergeant Major, 37th (Labour) Battalion, The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment). Army no. 36258 He died from his wounds on 25 September 1916. He was 40 He was the son of James and Caroline Manthorp, 28 York Road, Ipswich and the husband of Ellen S Manthorp, 101, Sackville Road, Hove. He is buried in grave VIII G 7 Dantzig Alley British Cemetery, Mametz Horace Frost MARRIS MC Lieutenant, 76th Field Company, Corps of Royal Engineers He died from his wounds on 12 December 1917 after he was wounded on 2 December. He was 28 He was the son of the Rev. Charles C Marris and Edith Marris, Hazeldene, Dene Road, Guildford. He is buried in grave IV B 26 Tincourt New British Cemetery Additional information De Aston School Admissions Book: “Marris, Horace F, admitted aged 9 on 16 September 1898, son of Rev. C C Marris of Habrough Vicarage, left Midsummer 1903. Killed in Action.” Page 164 The De Astonian Magazine “Among those who have made the supreme sacrifice for their country there is none whose loss we more deplore than Lieutenant H F Marris, who died of wounds in Flanders on 12 December. The deceased officer, who was the son of the Rev.C C Marris, formerly vicar of Habrough and Immingham, and himself an old De Astonian 1865-1869, was at school from 1898 till 1903, when he left to go to Durham School. Leaving the latter in Midsummer, 1906, he went into the shops at Immingham Dock, then just beginning construction, and served his time as a fitter to gain a knowledge of mechanical engineering and he was in charge of the cranes there when war broke out in 1914. He joined the R.E's (Regulars) as Sapper. He trained at the Curragh with the 63rd Field Company and left for Gallipoli in July, 1915, then being Sergeant. His first taste of war was in the Sulva Bay landing, 1 October 1915. He was invalided home from there and landed in England in December 1915. On being discharged from hospital he was granted a commission in the R.E's, and after training was sent to the 75th Field Company attached to the Guards' Division shortly before the Battle of the Somme. He won the MC in February 1917, his name appearing in the Birthday Honours, 5 June. His promotion to Lieutenant was announced in the Times, 21 May 1917. He was badly wounded by an odd shell on 2 December, and died 12 December. His fellow officers spoke of him as a ''Very brave man and of a very kind disposition.'' His CO said he was always ready to take the dangerous work without hesitation. Edward Ronald MARTIN Gunner, 36th Trench Mortar Battery, Royal Field Artillery 36 Division. Army no. 235892 He was killed in action on 26 September 1918. He was 26 He was the son of George Martin of Pembury near Tunbridge Wells and the husband of Ellen M Martin, 17 Artillery Terrace, Guildford He is buried in grave IV B 8 Canada Farm Cemetery Additional information The cemetery is on the site of a Casualty Dressing Station where he had probably been taken when he was wounded. Sidney Grant MARTIN Second Lieutenant, 13 Battery, Royal Field Artillery,17 Brigade, He died from his wounds on 18 April 1917. He was 22 He was the son of the Rev. Grantley C Martin and Mary Louisa Martin, Stoke Rectory, Guildford. He is buried in grave IV D 18 Tilloy British Cemetery, Tilloy les Mofflaines Additional Information BA (Classical Honours), London University. Francis Horace MARTYR Private, 1st Battalion, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), 100 Brigade, 33rd Division. Army no. G/8491 He was killed in action on 25 September 1917. He was 21 He was the son of Thomas and Frances Martyr of 19 Mount Street, Guildford He is remembered on panel 14-17 and 162-162A of the Tyne Cot Memorial Alexander MASTERS Captain 34th Sikh Pioneers, Lahore Division, Indian Army He was killed in action on 23 November 1914 at Festubert He is buried in grave VIII J 4 Guards Cemetery, Windy Corner, Cuinchy Additional information In 1914 the three Sikh Pioneer regiments were in their respective cantonments in India. The 34th Sikh Pioneers were serving as the Pioneer battalion of 3rd Lahore Division at Ambala and nine days later on 17 August the regiment reached Bombay. After the conversion of ships to accommodate the animals, they embarked on the SS Nurani, arriving at Marseille on the 26 September. With an urgent need to prevent the advance of the German right wing to the English Channel, the Indian Corps with the Ferozepore and Jullundur Brigades of 3rd Lahore Division in the lead. They were rushed north to support the Allied lines of defence reaching their forward concentration area. They arrived at Bailleul on 22 October to work on the construction of defences but instead they were thrown into the front line on the following day alongside the 59th Scinde Rifles. For the next four days the battalion was in the front line under continuous shelling and sniping. By the end of October 34th Sikh Pioneers had suffered a baptism of fire, losing 1 British officer killed, three British officers and two Indian officers wounded and fifteen other ranks killed and 189 wounded but then in mid-November the 34th was constructing gun emplacements and making general improvements to the Allied lines around Festubert and Neuve Chapelle. On 22 November the whole of the Lahore Division was moved back into the front line and the following day a German attack fell against the positions of the 34th Sikh Pioneers. This was the beginning of the battle that came to be referred to as “Festubert 1914”. As the Germans advanced into the Indian trenches the 34th were rallied by Captain MacKain, who was mortally wounded and carried out of the trench by Sepoy Ishar Singh. An unsuccessful counter-attack was attempted by Captain Crookshank as the regiment’s aid post came under intense shell fire, with Sub-Assistant Harnam Singh and Pala Singh, the hospital Havildar, rescuing the wounded. With their former trenches lost, the 34th then took part in the desperate attempts to recover the lost ground throughout the next night. Despite heavy losses from all units, the trenches were retaken by the following morning. The 34th suffered more than most, with their Commanding Officer, Lieutenant Colonel Kelly killed along with Captain MacKain, three British officers wounded and another three missing. Three Subedars, Natha Singh, Ram Singh and Subder Singh, were also killed with a further Subedar and two Jemadars wounded. In total, the battalion lost 161 killed and missing and 105 wounded. Henry (Harry) George MASTERS Private, 11th (Service) Battalion, The Worcestershire Regiment 78 Brigade, 26th Division. Army no. 10162 He was killed in action on 24 January 1918. He was 29 He was the son of William Masters, 21 Bury Street, Guildford. He is buried in grave E 1069 Karasouli Military Cemetery William MASTERS Private, 2nd Battalion, The Royal Sussex Regiment, Army no. L/10402 Died 6 April 1916. He was 25 abraham William 9 1890 G He was the son of Mr. A. Masters, 21 Bury Street, Guildford. He is buried in grave V B 18 Lillers Communal Cemetery George MATLOCK Sapper, No. 2 Light Railway Operating Company, Royal Engineers Army no. 257632 Formerly, R.W. Surrey Regt. G/13188 He was killed in action on 21 March 1918. He was 18 He was the son of George and Susan Matlock, Slyfield Green, Guildford. He is buried in grave I B 9 Foreste Communal Cemetery Birth Place: Guildford Enlistment Location: Guildford Possibly on Station Memorial MATTHEWS E G P O, H M S Britannia Name wrong Ernest George MATTHEW Stoker, 1st Class HMS Britannia, Royal Navy RN no.290595 Date of Death 9 November 1918 He is remembered on panel 30 of the Portsmouth Naval Memorial Additional information On the morning of 9 November 1918, the battleship, HMS Britannia captained by Francis F. Caulfield RN, was in the western entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar off Cape Trafalgar when she was torpedoed by the German submarine UB-50. After the first explosion, the ship listed ten degrees to port. A few minutes later, a second explosion started a fire in a magazine, which in turn caused a cordite explosion. Darkness below decks made it virtually impossible to find the flooding valves for the magazines, and those the crew did find were poorly located and hard to turn, and the resulting failure to properly flood the burning magazine probably doomed the ship. Britannia held her list for 2½ hours before sinking, allowing most of the crew to be taken off. Most of those lost were killed by toxic smoke from burning cordite; 50 men died and 80 were injured. In total, 39 officers and 673 men were saved. Sunk only two days before the Armistice was signed on 11 November 1918, Britannia was the last Royal Navy vessel to be sunk during WW1. Frank MAULL Private 28th Battalion, Australian Infantry, A.I.F Army no. 5631 He died on 30 December 1916. He was 30 He was the son of Harry and Flora Maull, 10A Mount Street, Guildford. Born at Prestwick, Lancs. He is buried in grave 2 A 2643 Guildford Cemetery William Ernest MAUVAN Corporal, 2nd/4th Battalion, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), 160 Brigade 53rd Division. Army no. T/3356 He was killed in action on 9 August 1915 He is remembered on panel 30 and 31 of the Helles Memorial Residence: Epsom Enlistment Location: Guildford Horace J MAXFIELD Private, 1st/5th Battalion,The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. 240189 Died 22 August 1916. He was 22 He was the son of Mr J Maxfield, West Flaxford Cottage, Wanborough. He is buried in grave XXI S 41 North Gate War Cemetery, Baghdad Birth Place: Kildare, Ireland Residence: Guildford Enlistment Location: Guildford Albert Peter Patrick McCABE MiD Second Lieutenant, 2nd Battalion, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. He was killed in action on 17 May 1915. He was 28 He was the son of Peter and Harriette McCabe, 154 Lower Addiscombe Road, Croydon and a native of Crowthorne. He is buried in grave IV K 33 Guards Cemetery, Windy Corner, Cuinchy Walter Max McGREGOR Rifleman 1st/8th Battalion (City of London) Battalion (Post Office Rifles) Army no. 3709 He was killed in action on 7 October 1916 He is remembered on pier and face 9C and 9D of the Thiepval Memorial Residence: Weybridge Enlistment Location: Weybridge Albert H MELLING Private, Royal Army Service Corps, Army no. A/360401 Died 24 November 1917. He was 21 He was the son of Robert G and Lydia Melling, Melba, Caxton Gardens, Woodbridge Hill, Guildford. He is buried in grave G 359 Stoke Old Cemetery Guildford Enlistment Location: Whitehall Birth Place: Guildford Residence: Guildford Rowland Basil MELLS Private, 11th Battalion, The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) Army no. STK/179 He was killed in action on 1 July 1916 He is remembered on pier and face 8C 9A and 16A of the Thiepval Memorial Birth Place: Shepherd's Bush Residence: Guildford Enlistment Location: London Robert William MELVILLE Private, 9th (Service) Battalion, Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) Army no. S/24679 He died from his wounds on 20 September 1918. He was 19 He was the son of William R and Emily Melville, 17 Bedford Road, Guildford. Born at Tring, Herts. He is buried in grave V A 8 Terlincthun British Cemetery, Wimille Birth Place: Harlesden, Middlesex Enlistment Location: Guildford Charley Percy MENPES Private 18th Battalion, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) Army no. 46375. Formerly Hampshire Regiment Army no. 2007 He was killed in action on 19 April 1917 He is buried in grave III L 14 St. Patrick's Cemetery, Loos Residence: Guildford Enlistment Location: Winchester Albert MERRITT Gunner 15th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery Army no. 40453 He died of his wounds on 30 September 1917. He was 21 He was the son of Mr and Mrs J H Merritt, 5 Elm Grove, Woodbridge Road, Guildford. He is buried in grave XXV B 19Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Note to check spelling on WM William Geoffrey MESSENGER DSC Lieutenant, HM Trawler Kunishi, Royal Naval Reserve He died of illness probably the Spanish Influenza pandemic on 30 December 1918 He is buried in the Churchyard of Christ Church, Shamley Green Cecil Frank MILLER A/ Sergeant 12th Signal Company, Corps of Royal Engineers Army no. 40692 He was killed in action 7 July 1916. He was 21 He was the son of Cecil W and Kate Miller, 17 Artillery Terrace, Stoke, Guildford Pier and Face 8A and 8D of the Thiepval Memorial Birth Place: Guildford Enlistment Location: Rugby Frank James MITCHELL Driver, B Battery, 56th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery Army no. 122403 Died 30 October 1918. He was 22 He was the son of Mr A Mitchell, 92 Clayton Road, Peckham, London. He is buried in grave 106 25612 of the Old Cemetery, Camberwell Birth Place: Peckham, S.E Enlistment Location: Camberwell, S.E. Frederick MOASE Rifleman 1st/16th Battalion, (County of London) Battalion (Queens Westminster Rifles) London Regiment Army no. 551686 He died from his wounds on 28 April 1917. He was 22 He was the son of Harry and Agnes Edith Moase, 2 Denzie Road, Guildford. He is buried in grave XIX M 2A Étaples Military Cemetery Residence: Guildford Enlistment Location: Westminster Alfred Edwin MOON Captain 2nd (Garr.) Battalion, Princess Victoria's (Royal Irish Fusiliers) He died on 7 June 1918. He was 48 Husband of Florence Harriet Moon, 11 Mount Street, Guildford. He is buried in grave 1418, Lembet Road Military Cemetery Salonika David Harold MORGAN Guardsman, 2nd Battalion, Grenadier Guards Brigade, Division Army no. 28044 He was killed in action on 4 November 1918 Listed in CWGC as MORGAN, W He is buried in grave In South-East Part. Argnies-Le Petit Communal Cemetery Queried with CWGC Birth Place: Isleworth Enlistment Location: Guildford Edward Charles MORGAN Second Lieutenant, 1st Battalion attached to 5th Battalion, Princess Charlotte of Wales's (Royal Berkshire Regiment), Brigade, Division. Army no. He was killed in action on 18 December 1915. He was 17 He is buried in grave III H 3 Guards Cemetery, Windy Corner, Cuinchy Richard Croke MORGAN MiD Captain, Labour Corps. He had formerly been with the Royal Welsh Fusiliers He died on 18 February 1919. He was 35 He was the son of the late John Joseph Morgan; husband of Mabel Constance Girardot (formerly Morgan), of The Gate House, East Hoathly, Lewes, Sussex. He is buried in St. Mary’s Churchyard, Buckland Additional Information MORGAN, Capt. Richard Croke (Asst. Labour Commandant) died of septic pneumonia on February 18, aged 35. He was in the Winchester Eleven of 1902, when he scored 147 runs with an average of 10.50. At Oxford he did not obtain his Blue, but he played for University College. Harold Havelock S MOWLL Lieutenant, HMS Vernon, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve He died on 18 October 1918 from illness. He was 35 He is buried in grave E 303 Stoke Old Cemetery Guildford Lewis MOYSEY Captain, Royal Army Medical Corps. He was a Surgeon and Physician. He died on 26 February 1918 when the Hospital Ship MV Glenart Castle was torpedoed. He was 49 He was the husband of Frances A Mowsey He is remembered on the Hollybrook Memorial, Southampton Additional information The Glenart Castle, 6824 tons, was built for the Union-Castle Steamship Company in 1900 by Harland and Wolfe. On 15 August 1915, whilst sailing under her original name, Galacian, she was intercepted by the German Auxiliary cruiser, Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse off Tenerife whilst on her way home from Cape Town. Lieutenant Deane and Gunner Sherman were taken prisoner, but the ship was allowed to continue on her way as there were women and children aboard. She was later taken over by the British Government as a hospital ship and renamed Glenart Castle. On 26 February 1918, she was torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine UC-56, ten miles West of Lundy Island, on a voyage from Newport to Brest, to collect wounded. No warning was given. Captain Burt and 94 of her crew were among the 153 killed out of her complement of 186. Sydney James MUNDAY Private, 12th Battalion, Middlesex Regiment Brigade, Division. Army no. G/86243 Formerly Royal Flying Corps Army no. 10499, He was killed in action on 18 Oct 1917. He was 19 He was the son of Albert and Elizabeth Ann Munday, 16 Quarry Street, Guildford. He is remembered on panel 113-115 of the Tyne Cot Memorial Born Sunningdale, Berks Enlistment Location: Farnborough, Bath Walter James MUNDY Private, Prince of Wales Company, 1st Battalion, Welsh Guards Brigade, Division. Army no. 1003 Formerly, Grenadier Guards Army no. 21602 He was killed in action on 5 November 1918. He was 26 He was the son of Mr and Mrs W J Mundy, 44 Markenfield Road, Guildford. He is buried in grave 9 Bermeries Communal Cemetery Note The Memorial gives the spelling Munday but the military records and the birth registration all give a spelling on Mundy Percy Henry MURRELL Driver Royal Engineers Army no. 136662 Died: 7 January 1916. He was 19 He was the son of William and Mary Caroline Murrell, The Laburnums, Joseph Road, Guildford. He is buried in grave G. 376. Stoke Old Cemetery Guildford T.D., R.E., Aldershot. Birth Place: Guildford, Surrey Enlistment Location: Guildford, Surrey Joseph Edward NEALE Private, 1/5th Battalion The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. T/240677 attd. 2nd Battalion Norfolk Regiment Residence: Guildford Died 29 Apr 1916. He was 27 Enlistment Location: Guildford He was the son of Joseph Edward and Rachel Neale, of High Street, Hungerford. He is buried in grave B 15 Kut War Cemetery Stuart Cyril NELHAMS S C Rifleman, 16th Battalion (County of London) Battalion (Queens Westminster Rifles) London Regiment Army no. 3634 He was killed in action on 1 July 1916 He is remembered on pier and face 13C of the Thiepval Memorial Birth Place: Redhill Residence: Guildford Enlistment Location: Westminster Ernest William NEVILLE Sergeant, 7th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. G/1978 He was killed in action on 2 May 1916 33 He was the son of Mrs. Ellen Baker, of Chapel Row, East Coker, Yeovil. He is buried in grave II G 6 Cerisy-Gailly Military Cemetery Birth Place: North Coker, Near Yeovil, Somerset Residence: East Coker, Near Yeovil, Somerset Enlistment Location: Guildford Possibly on Station Memorial Harry E NEW Rifleman 2nd Battalion Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort's Own Army no. 3754 He was killed in action on 25 September 1915. He was 23 He was the son of James and Ellen New, of 9, Queen's Road, Guildford He is remembered on panel 10 of the Ploegsteert Memorial Birth Place: Guildford Residence: Guildford Enlistment Location: Guildford Frederick George NEWELL MM Lance Corporal, 7th Battalion Buffs (East Kent Regiment) Brigade, Division. Army no. G/14460 He died from his wounds on 25 October 1918. He was 18 He was the son of Mr and Mrs H A Newell, 51 North Place, Guildford. Native of Hendon, London. He is buried in grave I D 27 Awoingt British Cemetery Birth Place: Hendon, Middx. Residence: Guildford Enlistment Location: Guildford NEWMAN A E Private Royal Field Artillery There is a Alfred on Bramley Frederick NEWMAN – not listed on Guildford War Memorial FAR./Sergeant Royal Horse Artillery and Royal Field Artillery Army no. 90440 Formerly The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) Army no. 765, The Queens R.W.S He died from his wounds on 21 Aug 1916 . He was 30 Frederick William Leonard NEWMAN Sergeant, C Battery, Royal Field Artillery 109th Brigade Army no. 90340 check elsewhere numbers differ Husband of Mrs. Frederick Newman, 5 Keens Buildings, The Mount, Guildford. He is buried in grave E 28 Meaulte Military Cemetery Enlistment Location: Guildford Death Location: France & Flanders Birth Place: Guildford Cecil Robert NEWMAN– not listed on Guildford War Memorial Sergeant, 2nd Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) Army no. L/8863 He was killed in action on 21 October 1914 no age no family He is remembered on panel 11-13 and 14 Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres Birth Place: Twickenham, Middx. Residence: Mitcham Enlistment Location: Guildford Edward Charles NEWMAN– not listed on Guildford War Memorial Private, 9th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) Army no. S/741 Died 31 March 1916. He was 45 He was the husband of Elizabeth Newman, of Lindsay Cottages, Upper Hale, Farnham He is buried in grave D 12 1996 Upper Hale Cemetery, Farnham Birth Place: Farnham Residence: Farnham Enlistment Location: Guildford Ernest John NEWMAN– not listed on Guildford War Memorial Private 1st Battalion Northamptonshire Regiment Army no. 8688 Birth Place: Hutton, Essex Death Date: 13 November 1914 Enlistment Location: Guildford Killed in action Ernest Ewen NEWMAN– not listed on Guildford War Memorial Sergeant 2nd Battalion Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) Army no. L/10014 He was killed in action on 25 September 1915 Death Location: France & Flanders Enlistment Location: Guildford Birth Place: Twickenham, Middx. Residence: Twickenham Frederic K Eustace NEWMAN– not listed on Guildford War Memorial Driver D Battery 293rd Bde. Royal Field Artillery Army no. 940641 Date of Death: 22 September 1918. He was 36 He was the son of Sarah and the late Frederick Newman of Guildford and the husband of Helen Margaret Newman, of 106, Effingham Rd. Lee, London. He is buried in grave VI H 34 Duisans British Cemetery, Étrun NEWMAN F W Farr Sergeant Royal Field Artillery probably FREDERICK WILLIAM LEONARD NEWMAN Sergeant, C Battery, Royal Field Artillery, 109th Brigade. Army no. 90340 Date of Death: 21 August 1916. He was 30 He was the husband of Mrs Frederick Newman, of 5 Keens Buildings, The Mount, Guildford. He is buried in grave E 28 Meaulte Military Cemetery NEWMAN R F Private, Northd Fus Not found Could be f N 46262 Died as PoW in Germany in 1918 NEWMAN, F Private 23rd Battalion (Tyneside Scottish) Northumberland Fusiliers 46262 ormerly 11452, Royal Fusiliers Died 28/07/1918 Grave XIII. F. 6. Cemetery COLOGNE SOUTHERN CEMETERY Birth Place: Whitley, Surrey Enlistment Location: Guildford, Surrey Question was he a PoW Benjamin Ernest F NEWNHAM Private 1st Battalion, Grenadier Guards Army no. 29744 He was killed in action on 24 February 1918. He was 19 He was the son of B. and Grace Newnham, 22 Springfield Road, Guildford. He is buried in grave II B 22 Level Crossing Cemetery, Fampoux Swd spelt wrong Benjamin Newham Birth Place: Guildford Enlistment Location: Guildford Possibly on Station Memorial Frank NICHOLSON Private, 2nd Bn. Coldstream Gds Army no. 21382 He died from his wounds on 27 March 1918. He was 29 He was the husband of Annie Nicholson of Guildford He is buried in grave V E 12 Doullens Communal Cemetery Extension no.1 Birth Place: Edburton, Sussex Residence: Guildford Enlistment Location: Ascot NORGATE W is on Station Memorial Neil Tully NORMAN Private, No. 1 Company, 2nd (Infantry) Battalion, Honourable Artillery Company Army no. 10575 He died from his wounds on 4 July 1917 He was the son of William H and Isabel Norman, Basinghurst, Nightingale Road, Guildford. Of Southend-on-Sea. He is buried in grave I N 10 Achiet-Le-Grand Communal Cemetery Extension Birth Place: Southend Residence: Guildford Enlistment Location: Armoury House Kenneth Arthur Annesley NORRIS 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Bn. Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) attd. 7th Bn. Gloucestershire Regiment Died 16 June 1916 He was the son of William and Ethel Emily Norris, Meadway Street, Cross, Winchester. He is buried in grave VI M 15 Basra War Cemetery Leonard John NORSWORTHY Boy Telegraphist, HMS Viknor Royal Navy. RN no. J/28105 Date of Death: 13 January 1915 He was 17 He was the son of Samuel and stepson of Florence Norsworthy, 3 St. Catherine's Hill, Guildford. He is remembered on panel 8 of Portsmouth Naval Memorial Additional information January 13, 1915: The armed merchant cruiser HMS Viknor disappeared off Tory Island, Ireland. Built by Robert Napier in 1888 as the Atrato for the Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. she was 421' long with a 50' beam and registered at 5,347 tons. The Atrato could carry 279 passengers and was used for the routes between England and the West Indies. In 1912 she was renamed The Viking for her new owners, the Viking Cruising Co. With the outbreak of World War 1 most passenger liners were requisitioned by the Admiralty for war service and so was The Viking. In 1914 she was converted into an armed merchant cruiser and renamed HMS Viknor. The Viknor was assigned to the 10th cruiser squadron and was used to patrol the waters between Scotland and Iceland. It was while on this duty that the Viknor came to grief. For unknown reasons the ship, which had been in wireless contact with shore, sank without ever sending a distress signal. It is known that the German's had recently mined the area in which Viknor was operating and there was also a violent storm at the time. Whether it was the storm a mine or a combination of both is not known. What is known is that not one of the almost three hundred on board survived. Some of the bodies of the crew washed up on Irish and Scottish soil over the course of several days. In 2006 the survey ship Celtic Explorer located the wreck of HMS Viknor, according to Dr. Ian Lawler, the wreck is located on the outer edge of a minefield laid by SMS Berlin which lends some credibility to the theory that she could have hit a mine, but at this time there is still no definitive answer as to the cause of the loss. Gregory Norton NORTON Private 2nd/15th (County of London) Battalion (P.W.O. Civil Service Rifles) London Regiment Army no. 532970 Died 19 June 1917. He was 27 He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. H T Norton, 10 Sandfield Terrace, Guildford. He is buried in grave D 825 Karasouli Military Cemetery, Greece Birth Place: Guildford Enlistment Location: Guildford Ernest James NUNN Company Sergeant Major, 1st/5th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. 240003 Died 19 October 1918 He is remembered on face 6 of the Madras 1914-1918 War Memorial, Chennai. He is buried in Hosur Road Cemetery, Bangalore. Birth Place: Guildford Residence: Guildford Enlistment Location: Guildford Reginald William Kennedy OAKLEY Lieutenant 8th Battalion King's Own YL (Yorkshire Light Infantry) He was killed in action on 1 July 1916. He was 23 He was the son of William Henry and Emmeline Oakley, Little Croft, London Road, Guildford. He is remembered on pier and face 11C and 12A of the Thiepval Memorial A journalist on Editorial Staff of Surrey Advertiser who enlisted in August 1914 and proceeded to India with 5th Battalion, The Queen's. He was Gazetted to K.O.Y.L.I., in 1915. OLLEY G H Private, London Regiment Brigade, Division. Army no. G OLLEY Private Royal Fusiliers Service No: 92899 posted to 2nd/2nd Bn. London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers) Died 17 November 1918 Grave XI. B. 25. Terlincthun British Cemetery, Wimille Alfred Erasmus Stuart OMMANNEY 2nd Lieutenant, 3rd Battalion attached to 6th Battalion, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) n. He was killed in action on 7 October 1916. He was 19 He is remembered on pier and face 5D of the Thiepval Memorial Eric William ORAM Private, 7th Battalion Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs, the Duke of Albany's) Army no. 203393 Died of wounds 15 April 1918. He was: 19 He was the son of John and Alice Oram of Guildford, He is buried in grave XXIX C 18A Étaples Military Cemetery Born Guildford, Surrey Enlistment Location: Guildford, Surrey William Charles OSGOOD Private, Royal Army Medical Corps Army no. 124514 Died 13 January 1918. He was 42 He was the son of John Osgood, of 1, South Road, Stoughton He is buried in grave 36 Stoke Old Cemetery Guildford Archibald Edward PALIN Private, 13th Battalion, Australian Infantry, Australian Imperial Force. Army no 938 He died on 4 May 1915. He was 23 He was the adopted son of George and Ann Charman He is remembered on panel 38 of the Lone Pine Memorial, Gallipoli Frank Edward PARISH Private, 7th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment). Army no 265673 He died of his wounds on 21 October 1917. He was 26 He was the son of Louisa Caroline Parish, 17 King's Road, Guildford and the late Reuben John Parish He is buried in grave X D 17 New Irish Farm Cemetery Richard William PARISH Corporal, Horse Transport, Royal Army Service Corps attached to 96th Labour Company. Army no. T2/017236 He died on active service on 15 December 1918. He was 30 He was the son of Reuben John and Louisa Caroline Parish, Maybury, 17 King's Road, Guildford He is buried in grave 1147 Mikra British Cemetery, Kalamaria Geoffrey Brooke PARNELL Captain, 1st Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment), 100 Brigade, 33rd Division. He was killed in action on 15 July 1916 in the Battle for Bazentin Ridge. He was 33 He was the son of Colonel, The Hon., Arthur Parnell, late of the Royal Engineers and his wife Mary Ann Parnell He is buried in grave VII H 2 Flatiron Copse Cemetery, Mametz Percy George PARSONS Acting Bombardier, A Battery, 87th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. Army no 106295 He was killed in action on 10 July 1916 in the fighting on the Somme. He was 24. He was the son of George and Fanny Parsons, 5 St. Catherine's Valley, Guildford and the brother of Thomas the next entry He is buried in grave I D 6 Bapaume Post Military Cemetery, Albert Thomas Sydney PARSONS Private, 6th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment), 37 Brigade, 12th Division. Army no. G/378 He was killed in action on 3 July 1916 on the Somme in the Battle of Albert He was the son of George and Fanny Parsons, 5 St. Catherine's Valley, Guildford and the brother of Percy the previous entry He is remembered on pier and face 5D and 6D Thiepval Memorial Arthur PASSMORE Sergeant, 1st Armoured Motor Battery, Army Service Corps. Army no M2/021304 He died on active service on 27 July 1916. He was 28 He is buried in grave 3 D 15 Dar Es Salaam War Cemetery Additional information He was a regular soldier who had served with the Berkshire Regiment Albert John PAYNE Private, 15th Battalion, The Welsh Regiment, 114 Brigade, 38th Division. Army no. 54812. He was formerly with The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) Army no. 7570 He was killed in action near Ypres on 8 September 1917. He was 25 He was the son of Albert and Jane Payne of Fletching, Sussex. He is buried in grave V A 29 Poelcapelle British Cemetery Additional Information He had enlisted in Guildford Stephen PEET Corporal Saddler, 2nd Dragoons (Royal Scots Greys) 6 Cavalry Brigade, 3rd Cavalry Division Army no. 6012 He was killed in action on 21 November 1914 in Flanders. He was 29 He was the son of Thomas and Annie Peet and the husband of Martha Peet, 7 Prospect Terrace, Fulford, York He is remembered on panel 5 of the Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres Additional Information He was born in Stoughton Walter Thomas PENFOLD Corporal, 2nd/4th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment), 160 Brigade, 53rd Division. Army no. 206452 He was killed in action on 27 December 1917 in the Defence of Jerusalem. He was 21 He was the son of Clement and Anne Penfold, 58 Ludlow Road, Guildford He is buried in grave S 124 Jerusalem War Cemetery Sidney PERRY Driver, 57th Field Company, Royal Engineers. Army no 174388 He died of his wounds on 26 April 1918. He was 33. He was the son of Robert and Harriett Perry of Cranleigh and the husband of Alice Ruth Perry of Woodrough Lane Bramley. He is buried in grave X C 19 Mendinghem Military Cemetery George Henry PETERS Sergeant, 9th Battalion, The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, Army no 18094 He died on 29 November 1915. He was 25 He was the husband of Florence Mildred Peters, Matthew's Cottages, Westfield, Woking He is buried in grave Old Ground I C 4672 Guildford Cemetery Additional Information His death is registered in the civil registers so he had had been discharged on grounds of his health/wounds Henry Charles PHILLIPS Second Lieutenant, 10th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment), 124 Brigade, 41st Division. He was killed in action near Piave on 7 December 1917. He was 21 He was the son of Philip and Rose Phillips of Clasford, Wood Street, Guildford He is buried in plot 3 row E grave 1 Giavera British Cemetery Arcade, Italy Robert PHILPOT Sapper, 5th Field Company, Royal Engineers. Army no 144777 He was killed in action on 31 March 1918 on the Somme. He was 28. He was the son of William Radcliff and Alice Agnes Philpot, White Haven, South Hill, Guildford He is remembered on panel 10 to 13 Pozières Memorial Harry PINK Private, 6th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) Brigade, Division. Army no 37447 He died of his wounds on 9 December 1917. He was 19 He was the son of Joseph and Ellen Louisa Pink, Moreton, Middleton Road, Guildford He is buried in grave III F 11 Abbeville Communal Cemetery Extension Ralph PLANT Corporal, 2nd Battalion, The King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, Brigade, Division. Army no 7069 He was killed in action near Ypres on 18 April 1915. He was the husband of Kate M Plant He is buried in grave VII J 10 Oosttaverne Wood Cemetery, Flanders Horace PLATTS Gunner, D Battery, 295th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. Army no 686880 He died of his wounds on 2 April 1918. He was 25 He was the son of Henry and Drusilla Platts, 20 Millmead Terrace, Guildford He is buried in grave XXXIII C 25A Étaples Military Cemetery E POOLE Lieutenant Norfolk Regiment Brigade Any suggestion would be welcome Leonard Charles POOLE Lance Corporal, 6th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) Brigade, Division. Army no G/5921 He was killed in action on 2 July 1916. He was 28. He was the son of Annie Elizabeth Poole, The Cabin, Castle Street, East Cowes, Isle of Wight and the late Henry Poole He is remembered on pier and face 5D and 6D of the Thiepval Memorial Albert John POPE Private, 7th Battalion, The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment), 190 Brigade, 63rd Division. Army no G/62784. He was formerly with The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment). Army no. 5267 He was killed in action on the Somme on 22 February 1917. He was 29 He was the son of Charles and Mary Pope, 27 Cline Road, Guildford He is buried in grave VI A 19 Ancre British Cemetery, Beaumont-Hamel Harry POULTON Lance Corporal, 1st Battalion, The Essex Regiment, 112 Brigade, 37th Division. Army no. 49918. He was formerly with the Hussars. Army no. 23311 He was killed in action on 8 October 1918 at the Battle of Cambrai. He was 28. He was the son of Harry and Clara Poulton of Guildford and the husband of Sylvia Olive Poulton of Abinger Hammer He is buried in grave II B 2 Marcoing British Cemetery George Thomas Richard PREVETT Private, 1st Battalion, The Royal Dublin Fusiliers Brigade, Division. Army no 28200 He was formerly with the Reserve Cavalry Regiment. Army no. 24993 He was killed in action on 4 October 1917. He was 21 He was the son of Mrs A Prevett 41 Springfield Road Guildford and the late Mr G Prevett He is remembered on panel 144 to 145 Tyne Cot Memorial George Thomas Richard PREVETT Private, 1st Battalion, Princess Victoria’s (Royal Dublin Fusiliers), 107 Brigade, 36th Division. Army no 28200 He was formerly with the Reserve Cavalry Regiment. Army no. 24993 He was killed in action in Flanders on 4 October 1917. He was 21 He was the son of Annie Prevett, 41 Springfield Road, Guildford and the late George Prevett He is remembered on panel 144 to 145 Tyne Cot Memorial Charles John PRIDGEON Corporal, 93rd Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Army no 71508 He died on 18 January 1919. He was 21 He is buried in grave I 108 Guildford Old Cemetery, Stoke Additional information He died at the time of the Spanish flu pandemic but he could have died from his wounds Charles PRIDGEON Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant, Royal Garrison Artillery. Army no 278954 He died on 22 June 1918. He was 50. He is buried in grave I 167 Guildford Old Cemetery, Stoke Henry William PRIDGEON Sergeant, Royal Field Artillery Army no 15091 He died of natural causes on 3 May 1915. He was 51 He was the husband of Mary Ann Pridgeon, 5, Haydon Place, Guildford He is buried in grave I 133 Guildford Old Cemetery, Stoke Robert Scott PRINGLE Lieutenant, 1st Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment). He died of his wounds on 14 September 1914 at Moulin, France. He was 29. He was the son of Mary and the late Robert Brown Pringle of Ardmore, Guildford. He is buried in grave 6 Moulins New Communal Cemetery. Albert PRIOR Private, A Company, 2nd/4th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment). Army no T/206044 He died of his wounds on 4 November 1917 He was 37 He was the son of Henry and Jane Prior of Lower Wield, Alresford and the husband of Sarah Prior, 48 Old Farm Road, Guildford He is remembered on panel 11 of the Jerusalem Memorial William Reginald PRYN Lieutenant, 9th Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps He died from burns at 10 Casualty Clearing Station on 27 June 1915. He was 22. He was the son of William Wenmoth and lsabella Kate Pryn, Yeoland, Yelverton, Devon He is buried in grave I A 12 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Additional Information He had trained at Guys Hospital His Father was the Deputy Surgeon General in the Royal Navy Albert PULLEN Bombardier, 19th Battery, 9th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. Army no. 66681 He died on active service at sea on 11 April 1918. He was 27 He was the son of the late William Richard and Mary Pullen He is remembered on the Chatby Memorial Geoffrey Thomas PURCHAS Second Lieutenant, 1st Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment), 100 Brigade, 33rd Division. He was killed in action on 26 September 1917 at the Battle of Polygon Wood. He was 22 He was the son of Thomas John and Florence of Artington He is remembered on panel 14 to 17 and 162 to 162A Tyne Cot Memorial Arthur Albert PURSEY Private, 2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen's Bays). Army no. D/13906 He died on 30 March 1919. He was 35 He was the son of Alfred and Drusilla Pursey of Guildford and the husband of Emily A Pursey of Oving, Chichester He is buried in grave II B 6 La Sarte Communal Cemetery, Huy Additional Information He died at the time of the Spanish flu pandemic and after the Armistice but he could have died from his wounds William Richard Marsh RANDALL Private, 7th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment), 55 Brigade, 18th Division. Army no. T/206676 He was killed in action on 25 August 1918 in the second Battle of the Somme. He was 19 He was the son of William and Caroline Randall, 16 Stockwell, Springfield Road, Guildford He is remembered on panel 3 of the Vis-En-Artois Memorial Albert George RASSELL Rifleman, 12th (County of London) Battalion, London Regiment (The Rangers), 168 Brigade, 56th Division. Army no. 472553 He was killed in action on 9 April 1917 at the first Battle of the Scarpe. He was 29 He was the son of Augustus and Emma Rassell of Chelsea and the husband of Lilian E E Rassell, 7 Bedford Road, Guildford. He is buried in grave I A 76 London Cemetery, Neuville-Vitasse Frederick George Reginald RAWLINGS Private, 2nd Battalion, Princess Charlotte of Wales’s (Royal Berkshire Regiment), 25 Brigade, 8th Division. Army no. 43638 He was killed in action on 27 April 1918 on the Somme. He is remembered on panel 56 and 57 of the Pozières Memorial William George REEVES Gunner, 268th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Army no. 46607 He was killed in action on 23 September 1917 near Ypres. He was 39 He was the son of Charles and Mary Ann Reeves, 54 New Cross Road, Stoughton, Guildford and the husband of Edith R Reeves He is buried in grave IV B 3 Coxyde Military Cemetery Harold James RENDELL Corporal, 2nd Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment), 91 Brigade, 7th Division. Army no. G/22215 He was killed in action on 5 October 1917 near Ypres. He was 24 He was the son of James Henry and Fanny Rendell and the husband of Ether Rendell He is remembered on panel 14-17 and 162-162A of the Tyne Cot Memorial Thomas William Victor RICHARDS Lance Sergeant, 1st Battalion, The Dorsetshire Regiment, 14 Brigade, 32nd Division. Army no. 18570 He was killed in action on 14 June 1918 in Flanders. He was 20 He was the son of Samuel William and Rose Richards, 1 Onslow Street, Guildford He is buried in grave III B 10 Berles New Military Cemetery John Charles RICHMOND Private, 5th Battalion, Tank Corps Army no. 201963. He was formerly with the Machine Gun Corps. Army no. 79328 He was killed in action on 8 August 1918. He is buried in grave B 11 Mezieres Communal Cemetery Extension Robert James RIXON Private, 1st Battalion, The Hampshire Regiment, 11 Brigade, 4th Division. Army no. 18386 He was killed in action on 4 October 1917 at the Battle of Broodseine. He was 29 He was the son of James and Maria Rixon and the husband of Christine Rixon, 9 Latimer Road, Godalming. He is remembered on panel 88 to 90 and 162 of the Tyne Cot Memorial Archibald ROBERTS Major, 6th Battalion, Alexandra, Princess of Wales’s Own, (Yorkshire Regiment), 32 Brigade, 11th Division. He died from his wounds on 22 August 1915. He was 47. He was the son of Major A H Roberts (previously with The Madras Artillery) and the husband of Millicent M B Ferguson (formerly Roberts), The Beeches, Cirencester. He is buried in grave A XI 5 Pieta Military Cemetery Additional Information Educated at Cheltenham College and Sandhurst. He was formerly with the Indian Army in The 95th, Russell's Infantry For more information see: http://www.ww1-yorkshires.org.uk/jpg-files/soldiers-photos/major-a-roberts-biography.jpg Percy ROGERS Private, Royal Army Medical Corps. Army no. 123979 He died on active service at sea on 26 February 1918 He is remembered on the Hollybrook Memorial, Southampton There does not appear to be a major ship loss on this date so I can offer no explanation James ROGERS Private, 1st Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment), 100 Brigade, 33rd Division. Army no. G/12936 He was killed in action on 25 September 1917 at the Battle of the Menin Road Bridge He is buried in grave XLVII D 2 Tyne Cot Cemetery G A ROOM Corporal, Royal Field Artillery Does not appear in military records or civilian deaths Walter James ROSE Rifleman, 5th (City of London) Battalion, London Regiment (London Rifle Brigade), 169 Brigade, 56th Division. Army no. 318260. He was formerly with 9th Battalion. Army no. 5981 He died on 27 May 1918. He was 37 He was the son of Thomas Edward Rose, of High Street, Chipping Ongar. He is buried in grave VIII C 4 Cologne Southern Cemetery William ROSE Private, 2nd Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment), 5 Brigade, 2nd Division. Army no. L/10710 He was killed in action on 25 September 1915 at the Battle of Loos. He is remembered on panel 13 to 15 of the Loos Memorial Charles Ronald ROWLEY Second Lieutenant, 9th Battalion, attached to 1st Battalion, The Lancashire Fusiliers, 86 Brigade, 29th Division. He was killed in action on 10 July 1916 at the Battle of the Transloy Ridges. He was 22. He was the son of late Sir George C E Rowley, 3rd Bart, and of Lady Amy I Rowley, formerly of Eastfield Lodge, now of Aldersey Cottage, London Road, Guildford. He is remembered on pier and face 3C and 3D of the Thiepval Memorial Additional information He was educated at Wellington College and was the elder brother of Reginald , see next entry Reginald Frederick ROWLEY Lieutenant, 462nd Battery, 179 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery He was killed in action on 21 March 1918. He was 21 He was the son of late Lieutenant Colonel Sir George C E Rowley, 3rd Bart., and Lady Amy I Rowley, Aldersey Cottage, London Road, Guildford He is buried in grave IX A 5 Grand-Seraucourt British Cemetery Additional Information He was educated at Wellington College and was the younger brother of Charles, see previous entry Albert RUFFELL Private, 5th Battalion, Canadian Infantry Army no. 436259 He died on active service on 10 November 1917. He was 28 He was the son of Albert and Jane Ruffell, Roseville, Markenfield Road, Guildford He is remembered on panel 18-26-28 of the Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial Alfred RUFFELL Corporal, 2nd Battalion, The Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort’s Own), 25 Brigade, 8th Division. Army no. Z/34 He died from his wounds received during the battle of Neve Chapelle on 14 May 1915. He was 23. He was the son of Henry Ruffell, 49 Walnut Tree Close, Guildford. He is buried in grave II R 5 Merville Communal Cemetery Additional Information He was the brother of Ernest and William, see next entries Ernest RUFFELL Corporal, 2nd/4th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment), 160 Brigade, 53rd Division. Army no. 206503 He was killed in action near Jerusalem on 21 December 1917. He was 21. He was the son of Henry and Lucy Ruffell, 49 Walnut Tree Close, Guildford He is buried in grave R 85 Jerusalem War Cemetery Additional Information He was the brother of Alfred and William William Henry RUFFELL Private, 4th Battalion, The Worcestershire Regiment, 88 Brigade, 29th Division. Army no. 11505 He was killed in action at the Battle of Ktithia Vineyard on 6 August 1915. He was 31. He was the son of Henry and Lucy Ruffell, 49 Walnut Tree Close, Guildford He is buried in grave II A 11 Twelve Tree Copse Cemetery Additional Information He was the brother of Alfred and Ernest SALMON F Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. SALMON G W Driver Royal Field Artillery SALT J A Sergeant, Australians SARJANT C Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. SAVAGE H W Captain, Hants Regt SAVAGE W Sapper, R E SAVILL M Private, MACHINE GUN CORPS SEAMAN H Private, Leicester Regt SELLS A J Lieutenant, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. SEPPLE A Private, Leicester Regt SHARP H T Corporal, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. SHEARING E H Able Seaman, RN HMS Queen Mary SHORT P is on Station Memorial SILLS W Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. SIMMONDS E C Corporal, M T A S C SIMMONDS H G Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. SIMPSON A B T Second Lieutenant-- D of Wel's R SIMS G R L Able Seaman, R N D SINDEN C R Private, Yorks & Lancs Regt SIVER H S Sergeant, R M L I SKEWSE G P Private, Royal Sussex SMALLEY R F Lieutenant, South Staffs R SMITH A J Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. SMITH A V Second Lieutenant-- East Lancs Regt SMITH B W Leading Air Craftsman, R A F SMITH C A Private, Hants Regt Possibly on Station Memorial SMITH F Private, London Regt SMITH G W Sergeant, Border Regt SMITH H G Private, Royal Scots SMITH W A Private, Coldstream Guards SPARKES E Co S M, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. SPENCER L is on Station Memorial SPIERS A J Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. STACEY J Driver, A S C STAPLETON A W R Q M S, N Staffs STARR F J Stoker, RN HMS Good Hope STEMP R Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. STIRLING R K Lieutenant, R Fusiliers STONE C J Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. STONOR J Lance Corporal-- R D C STOOKS H D S Second Lieutenant-- MACHINE GUN CORPS STOVOLD J Lance Corporal-- The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. STOVOLD W Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. STREET G A Rifleman, P O Rifles STRUDWICK B G Driver – R E STRUDWICK C Sergeant, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. STRUDWICK R C P Lance Corporal-- Canadians SUMPSTER F M Lieutenant, Princess Charlotte of Wales’s (Royal Berkshire Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. SUTTON E A Warrant Tel, R N R SWALLOW L Co-S-Maj, H A C SYMONDS W Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. TALLON H F A Corporal, R A M C TAYLOR M Private, The Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, Brigade, Division. Army no. TEAGUE W E Sapper, R E THAYERS H P Gunner, R N V R TICE E W Second Lieutenant-- Royal Sussex TITLEY F Lance Corporal-- The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. TOMSETT A H L Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. TOWNSEND A J Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. TOWNSEND G Private, R A O C TOWNSEND J Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. TREVENEN S Private, Artist Rifles TRIGGS G Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. TRIMMER G F Co S Maj, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. TRUSSLER V J W Private, London Regt TUBBS C Lance Corporal-- The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. TUCKWELL W J Lance Corporal-- The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. TULL E J Sergeant, A V C TULLIDGE R M Captain, Royal Warwicks TUPNER G Sergeant Royal Field Artillery TURNER F C Gunner, R C A TYLER A Lieutenant, R E VASS G W Private, MACHINE GUN CORPS VINCE C H Sergeant, A S C VINCENT N P Private, H A C VOICE J Private, K O Royal Lancs WALDEN E S Sergeant, The Duke of Cambridge’s Own (Middlesex Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. WALKER W E A Private, R Fusiliers WALLINGTON A H Private, E Yorks WALLINGTON F J Private, The Northamptonshire Regiment, Brigade, Division. Army no. WALLINGTON W J Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. WARNER A Lance Corporal-- The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. WARNER W Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. WARWICK J R Private, London Regt WATERMAN C Corporal Royal Garrison Artillery WEBB F Sergeant, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. WEBSTER A F Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. WELCH J G Private, Grenadier Guards WELLAND P Corporal, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. WELLS W W Corporal Shoeing Smith Royal Field Artillery WEST A Private, The Northamptonshire Regiment, Brigade, Division. Army no. WEST J Private, London Regt WEST W H Private, The Duke of Cambridge’s Own (Middlesex Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. WHITBOURN E Driver, R E WHITE C C Lance Corporal-- London Regt WHITFIELD A E Lance Corporal-- The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. WILLIAMS G Corporal, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. WILLIAMS M D Lieutenant, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. WILLIAMS W Sapper – R E WILLIAMS W Sergeant, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. WILLIAMSON A H Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. WITHERS W F Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. WOOD E G Private, W Yorks Regt WOOD W W Corporal, R E WOODS W P Private, The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), Brigade Division. Army no. WOOLDRIDGE T J Private, Hants Regt WRIGHT E Lance Corporal-- Bedford Regt Possibly on Station Memorial WYATT A C Private, R W S Regt YOUNG P J Private, Manchester Regt |
