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Guildford War Memorial WW2     Markham to Yeatman

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Guildford War Memorial WW2

 IN REMEMBRANCE
OF THOSE GUILDFORDIANS
WHO DIED IN THE
SECOND WORLD WAR
 
1939-1945
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The Fallen in WW2

MARKHAM Kenneth Edgecombe
MARRABLE Allan John
MARRABLE Donald Leonard
MASKELL Cecil Arthur
MAY Jack Sidney Harris
McGREGOR Geoffrey Max
McKAINE John Alan
MEDWIN Sidney George Peter

MERRITT Stanley William
Sergeant 2316274 Corps of Military Police
August 1945
39 Block E Grave 269 Guildford Stoke New
Cemetery

MOLLISON Henry Robert
MOORE Esme Leonard
MOORES Francis James Wilson
MOSS John Morris
MUGRIDGE Leslie Alec
MURDOCH Anthony Frederick
NEALE Alfred Frank William
NEWELL Geoffrey George
NEWMAN Herbert Frederick
NICHOLSON George William
NIVEN John George
NORFOLK Henry George
NYE Jack James
ODDY Edmund Newton
O'NEILL-HOBSON Russell Anton Bertram

PAINE James Douglas Sergeant 1258617 40 Squadron Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve.
He died on 24 October 1941, aged 20.
Son of Arthur Douglas and Violet Alice Paine, of Guildford
Panel 50 of the Runnymede Memorial.
On 24 October two flights comprising 16 aircraft were redeployed from Alconbury to Luqa in Malta. James Paine was the pilot of Wellington X 9912 which ran out of fuel and ditched in the Mediterranean North of Sicily. In addition to the crew of six, there were four passengers on the flight.
One, Leading Aircraftman R M Wade, was washed ashore unconscious on the coast of Sicily and became a prisoner of war. The body of Sergeant Hewitt, one of the Wellington's air gunners, was also washed ashore and is buried in Catania War cemetery.
Sergeant Paine was reported as missing in The Times of Saturday 15 August, 1942.
James Paine and the seven other missing airmen are remembered on Panel 50 of the Runnymede Memorial.

PARKER Donald
PARSONS Cuthbert Michael
PARSONS Frederick George
PEACOCK Eric James
PENDRY John
PIGGOTT Alan Robert
PITTS William Howard Dilworth Pitt
POPE Sydney Henry James
PRESTON Sylvia Mary Civilian 29 August 1944
65 Guildford Municipal Borough
PRINGLE Henry James
PRIOR Jack Edgar
PRIOR Robert Charles
PRITCHARD William Frederick
PRYCE Jacques Andre
PULLEN Frederick William Charles
PULLMAN Ronald Sergeant Pilot) 1600689 RAFVR
12 October 1944 20 Block K Grave 106 Stoke Old

PUTTOCK John Albert
He was born on 14 May 1916 to Albert Edward and Susan Puttock, of Onslow Street, Guildford.
Husband of Edwina Puttock. He was appointed as a Clerical Officer at Scotland Yard on 7 May 1935 and stayed there until called for duty with the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve on 2 September 1939.
At the time of his death on 8 October 1943 he was serving as Flight Lieutenant (Air Gunner) 108948, attached to C Flight, No. 20 Operational Training Unit.
On 8 October 1943 Wellington X3662 took off from Lossiemouth on a navigation exercise transitting Penrhos, Carlisle, Macduff and return to Lossiemouth.
At about 0600 the aircraft crashed off Dunvegan Head on the NW side of Skye.
The crew were Flight Sergeant G F Smith (RCAF), Flight Sergeant E M Anderson (RCAF), Pilot Officer A W Howl (RCAF), Flight Lieutenant J A Puttock and Sergeant W J Sadler.
The Times of 9 December 1943 carried a report that he was Missing, Believed Killed on Active Service.
Pilot Officer Howl is buried in Lerwick and Sergeant Sadler in Trondheim. Flight Sergeant Smith, Flight Lieutenant Puttock and two other crew members are remembered on Panel 120 of the Runnymede Memorial.
His name also appears on 
 
RAMSAY Frank Edgar Lieutenant 134111 The Queen’s (RWSR)
17 June 1943 36 Block K Grave 339 Stoke Old
RANDALL Frank Kinder
RANGER Bernard Henry Leslie
REYNOLDS Lawrence Royston
ROBERTS Roy
ROBINSON George William
RUMMERY Laurence Arthur
SCOTT Edwin Frank
SEARLE Arthur George Sydney
SHACKLETON Colin
SHEARS George James Kenneth
SHEPARD Graham Howard
SIMPSON William McAllister
SLAUGHTER Robert
SMITH Arthur Thomas Corporal 1185520 RAFVR 21 October 1943
33 Block B Grave 386 Guildford Stoke New Cemetery
SMITH Stephen Ronald

SMYRK Leopold Leonard William
Lance Corporal, 1878507, 1 Field Sqn., Royal Engineers. 24 June 1940. Age 36.
Son of L C Smyrk, DCM, and F J Smyrk, of Guildford, Surrey.
S Plot 4 Row Q Grave 20 St. Sever Cemetery Extension, Rouen

SPAUL William Albert
STOVOLD George William
STREET Godfrey William

STUBBS Eric Alan Warrant Officer ( Nav/WOp ) 1323395 RAFVR
11 October 1944 22
Block E Grave 193 Guildford Stoke New Cemetery

SURMAN Kenneth
SUTER Victor Robert
SWAIN Murray Charles Fred
TAYLOR Harry James
TEE Reginald Norman
TERRY Alan Ernest
THOMAS Donald Frank
RANDELL John Harry
TREVETHAN Bernard

TUCKER Charles Maurice Arundel
Civilian 10 January 1941 59
Guildford Municipal Borough

TURGEL Philip Raymond
TURNER Frederick
TYRER Geoffrey Prescott
VICKERY Peter Charles Henry
WALLINGTON William Charles
WARD James
WASHINGTON Herbert Walter
Civilian 12 May 1941
38 Guildford Municipal Borough

WATERS Deryck Charles Jerome
WATTS John Herbert Walter
WEBSTER Arthur
WEEKS Andrew Stephen Amos
WELFORD Kenneth William Dampier
WHITBY John Keith
WHITE Geoffrey Arthur
WILLIAMS Leonard
WILLIAMS Ronald Mayhew
WILSON Stephen Henry
WINGHAM Roy
WINMILL William Edwin
WOOLGAR William Arthur
YEATMAN Albert Reginald Charles
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