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Roundhay St John Commemorations – World War One 1914-1925 Roundhay St John Commemorations – World War One 1914-1925 Service St John St St Number CWGC Plaque John John Surname Forenames Age Died Rank Regiment CWGC Record Burial Inscriptions Notes ISSOTT Alfred 19 1/11/1914 Private HMS Monmouth PLY/15924 Yes Yes No Vernon Royal Marine Light Infantry Plaque: Alfred Issott http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/3045054/ISSOTT,%20ALFRED%20VERNON Plymouth Naval Memorial Son of Frederick Garnett Issott and Florence Issott, of Leeds IVES Kenneth 22 9/12/1914 Second 8th Battalion Not recorded Yes Yes No Hill Lieutenant West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales’s Own) Plaque: Kenneth Hill Ives http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/410279/IVES,%20KENNETH%20HILL Window: ‘In grateful and loving memory of Kenneth Hill of the 8th West Yorkshire Regiment who died 9th December 1914 aged 22 years also of his brother Derrick Ives RA Sub Lieutenant HM Submarine H 10, who died January 1918 aged 21 years They died in the service of their country’ Commemorated in North Window (nearest entrance) at St John's Church Roundhay Kew Public Records Office reference WO 374/36576 Son of Alfred Edward and Beatrice Caroline Ives of Greystones, Roundhay, Leeds Born at Grand Restaurant, Boar Lane, Leeds Died of pneumonia - No wife - Effects valued at £157-15-1d CROWTHER Albert ? 24/5/1915 Gunner 1st (West Riding) Brigade 1464 Yes Yes No Royal Field Artillery Plaque: Albert Crowther http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/187123/CROWTHER,%20A Interred at Sailly-Sur-La-Lys Canadian Cemetery Page 1 of 22 Roundhay St John Commemorations – World War One 1914-1925 Service St John St St Number CWGC Plaque John John Surname Forenames Age Died Rank Regiment CWGC Record Burial Inscriptions Notes LUPTON Maurice 28 19/6/1915 Captain 7th Battalion Not recorded Yes No No West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales’s Own) http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/298675/LUPTON,%20MAURICE And of her (Harrier Albina Lupton) two sons killed in action in France in the Great War, Maurice Lupton died 19th June 1915 aged 28 years; Lionel Martineau Lupton died 16th July 1916 aged 24 years; and her eldest son killed in France, Frances Ashford Lupton died 19th February 1917 Commemorated on family grave K24 Interred at Rue-Petillon Military Cemetery, Fleurbaix Son of Francis Martineau Lupton and Harriet Albina Lupton, of Leeds HARTNELL Cuthbert 28 16/7/1915 Captain 8th Battalion Not recorded Yes Yes No West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own) Plaque: Cuthbert Hartnell http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/452455/HARTNELL,%20CUTHBERT Interred at new Irish Farm Cemetery Son of Wilson and Elizabeth Hartnell of Aysgarth, Roundhay. Native of Roundhay, Leeds FAWCETT William ? 26/9/1915 Private 10th Battalion 12984 Yes Yes No York and Lancaster Regiment Plaque: William Anthony Fawcett http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/30093/FAWCETT,%20W Interred at Bully-Grenay Communal Cemetery, British Extension Battle of Loos started 25th September Page 2 of 22 Roundhay St John Commemorations – World War One 1914-1925 Service St John St St Number CWGC Plaque John John Surname Forenames Age Died Rank Regiment CWGC Record Burial Inscriptions Notes BECKWITH James 36 8/12/1915 Lance 1st /7th Battalion 3028 Yes Yes No Edwin Corporal West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own) Plaque: James Beckwith http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/159065/BECKWITH,%20JAMES%20EDWIN Interred at Essex Farm Cemetery Son of William Henry and Ellen Beckwith WALKER Benson 19 1/7/1916 Private 2nd Battalion 2275 Yes Yes No Manchester Regiment Plaque: Benson Walker http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/184149/WALKER,%20BENSON Son of Elizabeth H. Walker, of II Bank Street, Bradford, Manchester Interred at Adanac Military Cemetery, Miraumont Son of Elizabeth H. Walker of 11 Bank Street, Bradford, Manchester CARLTON Edwin 21 1/7/1916 Private 1st /14th Battalion 6501 Yes Yes No Arthur London Regiment (London Scottish) Plaque: Edwin Arthur Carlton http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/589917/CARLTON,%20EDWIN%20ARTHUR Interred at Gommecourt British Cemetery No 2, Hebuterne Son of Edwin Arthur and Caroline Carlton, of 12 Oakwood Lane, Roundhay, Leeds Page 3 of 22 Roundhay St John Commemorations – World War One 1914-1925 Service St John St St Number CWGC Plaque John John Surname Forenames Age Died Rank Regiment CWGC Record Burial Inscriptions Notes BUXTON Samuel 27 1/7/1916 Private 15th (Service) Battalion - The Leeds PALS 15/1337 Yes No No (Sam) West Yorkshire Regiment Lawrence (Prince of Wales's Own) http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/762563/BUXTON,%20SAMUEL%20LAWRENCE And of their eldest son Sam Buxton killed in action July 1st 1916 aged 27 Commemorated on family grave NJ37 Thiepval Memorial MORTON John ? 1/7/1916 Corporal 15th (Service) Battalion - The Leeds PALS 15/664 Yes Yes No Stewart West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own) Plaque: John Stewart Morton http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/594022/MORTON,%20J%20S Yorkshire Evening Post: In loving memory of Corporal John Stewart Morton the only and beloved son of E P (Edward Percy) Morton, Brentwood, Roundhay, killed in action 1st July 1916 Interred at Serre Road Cemetery No.3 Puisieux JAMES Thomas ? 1/07/1916 Sergeant 15th (Service) Battalion - The Leeds PALS 15/514 Yes Yes No Galloway West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own) Plaque: Thomas Galloway James http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/795546/JAMES,%20THOMAS%20GALLOWAY Also sons of the aforesaid (George Outhwaite James) Frank Burton died February 2nd 1919 and Thomas Galloway killed in action July 1st 1916 Commemorated on family grave E12 Thiepval Memorial Page 4 of 22 Roundhay St John Commemorations – World War One 1914-1925 Service St John St St Number CWGC Plaque John John Surname Forenames Age Died Rank Regiment CWGC Record Burial Inscriptions Notes WILLEY Thomas 19 1/07/1916 Second 15th (Service) Battalion - The Leeds PALS Not recorded Yes No No Arthur Lieutenant West Yorkshire Regiment Raymond (Prince of Wales's Own) Robert Ellicott http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/821893/WILLEY,%20THOMAS%20ARTHUR%20RAYMOND%20R%20E Also in proud and loving memory of Thomas Arthur Ellicott 2nd Lieutenant, 15th West Yorkshire Regiment (Leeds Pals) The darling son of Arthur W. & Maude Willey who was killed in action at the battle of the Somme July 1st 1916 whilst leading his platoon into action aged 19 years "He died the noblest death a man may die, fighting for God and right and liberty, and such a death is immortality" Commemorated on family grave LL1 and in North Window (nearest Vestry) Thiepval Memorial SIMPSON James 37 3/07/1916 Lieutenant 1st /1st (West Riding) Field Company Not recorded Yes Yes No Hawthorne Royal Engineers Plaque: James Hawthorne Simpson http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/72120/SIMPSON,%20JAMES%20HAWTHORNE Interred at Auchonvillers Military Cemetery Son of Louise and the late David Simpson of Leeds, Yorkshire STEVENSON Frank 38 6/07/1916 Petty H.M. S/M “E26” 286766 Yes Yes No Officer Royal Navy Stoker Plaque: Frank Stevenson http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/3038636/STEVENSON,%20FRANK Portsmouth Naval Memorial Brother of Mrs. Nellie Oakes, of 51, Weston Street, Sheffield Awarded Africa General Service Medal (Somaliland Clasp) Page 5 of 22 Roundhay St John Commemorations – World War One 1914-1925 Service St John St St Number CWGC Plaque John John Surname Forenames Age Died Rank Regiment CWGC Record Burial Inscriptions Notes STEVENSON Norman 25 9/7/1916 Private 1st Battalion 7081 Yes No No Canadian Infantry (Western Ontario Regiment) http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/459376/STEVENSON,%20N Son of Thomas Henry and Mary Stevenson, of 92, Louis St., Leeds, England Also of their (Thomas Henry and Mary Stevenson) son Norman killed in action at Ypres July 9th 1916. "Reunited" Commemorated on family grave NE11 Interred at Hooge Crater Cemetery LUPTON Lionel 24 16/7/1916 Lieutenant Royal Field Artillery Not recorded Yes No No Martineau http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/202706/LUPTON,%20LIONEL%20MARTINEAU And of her [Harrier Albina Lupton’s] two sons killed in action in France in the Great War: Maurice Lupton died 19th June 1915 aged 28 years; Lionel Martineau Lupton died 16th July 1916 aged 24 years; and her eldest son killed in France, Frances Ashford Lupton died 19th February 1917 Commemorated on family grave K24 Interred at Bouzincourt Communal Cemetery Extension Son of Francis Martineau Lupton and Harriett A. Lupton, of Leeds TATE Edmund ? 29/8/1916 Private 2nd Battalion 8092 ? Yes No Norfolk Regiment Plaque: Edmund Tate http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/631630/TATE,%20E Interred at Basra War Cemetery Page 6 of 22 Roundhay St John Commemorations – World War One 1914-1925 Service St John St St Number CWGC Plaque John John Surname Forenames Age Died Rank Regiment CWGC Record Burial Inscriptions Notes MITCHELL Charles 25 3/09/1916 Second 1st /6th Battalion Not recorded yes Henry Lieutenant West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own) http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/544324/MITCHELL,%20CHARLES%20HENRY In proud and loving memory of Charles Henry Mitchell Second Lieutenant 1/6 West Yorkshire Regiment only son of Charles and Emily A Mitchell killed in action on the Somme after taking a German trench September 3rd 1916 aged 25 yrs "Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them" Commemorated on family grave A37 Interred at Mill Road Cemetery, Thiepval Kew Public Records Office reference WO 374/48096 Only son of Mr.
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