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Memorial Book for the Parish of St. Andrew, Norway, Eastbourne Akehurst James Stephen, Private, 12Th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment of 3 Roselands Terrace Memorial Book for the parish of St. Andrew, Norway, Eastbourne Akehurst James Stephen, Private, 12th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment of 3 Roselands Terrace. Killed in action at Rue De Bois 30th June 1916. Aged 20 Alchorn George Andrews Sidney Philip, Ordinary Seaman HMS Malaya, Royal Navy of 60 Fairlight Road Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May 1916. Aged 18 Aukett John, Private, 1st Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment of 177, Latimer Road. Invalided home with Malaria from Mesopotamia. Died of influenza 9th March 1919. Aged 24 Austin Albert Avard William, Private, 2nd Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment of 10 Hydney Street. Killed in action 11th April 1918. Aged 34 Barnard William Henry, Private, 2nd Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment of 29 Channel View Road. Died of wounds in Bethune 16th May 1916. Aged 31 Baulcombe Frank Stuart, Private, 1st Battalion Royal West Kent Regiment of 1 Wartling Road. Killed in action 28th June 1918. Aged 23 Beck Arthur, Guardsman The Coldstream Guards of 119 Latimer Road. Died of spinal meningitis in Military Hospital, Caterham 7th February 1915. Aged 20 Bird John, Private, 124 Company Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) of 355, Seaside. Killed in action at Flers on the Somme 16th September 1916. Aged 21 Boniface William Charles, Chief Petty Officer Mercantile Marine Reserve of 42 Sidley Road. Lost in the Channel 30th September 1918. Aged 30 Bradford Frederick, Private, 12th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment of 70 Beach Road Killed in action on the Rue De Bois 30th June 1916. Aged 32 Bradford George, Private, 12th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment of 70 Beach Road Killed in action on the Rue De Bois 30th June 1916. Aged 21 Bradford Thomas Ridgeway, Gunner, 391 Battery 172nd Brigade Royal Field Artillery of 70 Beach Road. Died in military hospital in Alexandria 22nd October 1918. Aged 23 (Not on St. Andrew's Roll of Honour) Bragg James Albert, Engine Room Artificer HMS Hampshire Royal Navy of 125 Latimer Road. Lost at sea when his ship was mined off Orkney 5th June 1916 Bray Frank, Private, 11th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment 39th Division Killed in action on the Somme at Becourt 3rd September 1916. Aged 22 Breach Charles James Percival, Sergeant 126th Siege Battery Royal Garrison Artillery Killed in action 5th July 1917. Aged 31 Brooks George William, Driver, 74th Field Division, Royal Engineers of 12 Fort Road killed in action 15th July 1917. Aged 40 Brookshaw Frederick Charles Pavey, Private 11th Battalion Royal Fusiliers of 39 Sidley Road. Died of wounds in Boulogne base hospital on 8th September 1918. Aged 18 Brown Harry, Private, 4th Battalion North Staffordshire Regiment of 21 Allfrey Road. Killed in action 28th September 1918. Aged 19 Bryant William John, Private, 17th Lancers attached 2nd Life Guards of 49 Channel View Road. Died of wounds in hospital in Wimereux 22nd November 1914. Aged 26 Buckwell Reginald, Private, 12th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment of 11 Marine Road. Died of wounds at home 11th June 1916. Aged 23 Burgess George, Able Seaman R.N.V.R. Collingwood Battalion of 523 Seaside. Killed in action on Gallipoli 4th June 1915. Aged 19. Button George Edward, Private, 1st Battalion Ox & Bucks Light Infantry of 4 Rye Street killed in action in Mesopotamia 22nd November 1915. Aged 37 Button Thomas Alfred, Private, 2nd Battalion Ox & Bucks Light Infantry of 4 Rye Street. Killed in action in at the battle of Loos 25th September 1915. Aged 37 Callow Benjamin, Private, 16th (Queens) Lancers 2nd Cavalry Division of 2 St. Andrew's Terrace. Killed in action 21st January 1917. Aged 27 Campbell Thomas Pollock, Private, 2nd Battalion South African Infantry. Killed in action at Delville Wood on the Somme 16th July 1915. Aged 17 Carpenter Richard George, Guardsman 2nd Battalion Grenadier Guards of 9 Beach Road. Killed in action at Soupir on the Marne 14th September 1914. Aged 21 Carter Benjamin Gabriel, Pioneer, Railway Construction Company Royal Engineers of 3 St. Anthony's Avenue. Died after the war of wounds from shrapnel 31st May 1919. Aged 39 Champion Charles Stanley, Private, 1st Battalion Seaforth Highlanders 7th Indian Divn. of 2 Woodgate Road. Died of wounds 6th May 1915. Aged 21 Clarke John Caleb, Private, 1/2nd Battalion London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers) of 427 Seaside. Died of wounds 2nd April 1918. Aged 22 Cooper Frederick, Gunner, 8th Siege Battery Royal Garrison Artillery. Died 12th December 1916. Davidge Arthur James, Petty Officer R.N.V.R. Howe Battalion 63rd Royal Navy of 10 Roselands Terrace. Died of wounds near Ypres 2nd November 1917. Aged 20 Davidge Thomas William, Rifleman 1/12th London Regiment (The Rangers) 56th London Division of 10 Roselands Terrace. Killed in action on the Somme 9th September 1916. Aged 28 Dawes Herbert, Corporal, Horse 2350 1st Life Guards 3rd Cavalry Division of 48, Channel View Road Killed in action near Ypres 30th October 1914. Aged 33. Diplock Thomas, Company Quartermaster Sergeant, 2nd Battalion The Royal Sussex Regiment 1st Division Wounded at Troyon. Died 8th October 1914. Aged 29. Douch Reginald, Private, 8th Battalion The Royal West Surrey Regiment 24th Division of 32, Seaford Road, Killed in action during the German Spring Offensive 21st March 1918. Aged 19. Dove John, Guardsman, 3rd Battalion The Coldstream Guards, Guards Division . Died of wounds in base hospital at Rouen, 24th September 1916. Aged 24 Elms Frederick Edward, Corporal 11th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment 39th Division of 476 Seaside. Killed in action 15th August 1917. Aged 22 Fenwick Albert, Lance Corporal 490th Field Company Royal Engineers of 41 Seaford Road. Killed in action on the Marne Front 27th May 1918. Aged 23 Fenwick Frederick Thomas of 41 Seaford Road Fenwick Sydney, Sapper, 490th Field Company Royal Engineers of 41 Seaford Road. Killed in action 23rd October 1916. Aged 21 Field George Tilt, Lance Corporal 13th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment 39th Division of 353 Seaside. Taken prisoner and died in captivity 21st May 1918. Aged 34 Fishenden James George, Private, 1st Battalion The Loyal North Lancs Regiment of 169 Latimer Road. Died of wounds 2nd October 1918. Aged 37 Fraser Thomas Funnell Edwin, Lance Corporal, 11th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment 39th Division of 427 Seaside. Killed in action on the Rue De Bois 30th June 1916. Aged 22 Funnell Harry, Private, Motor Transport Depot Royal Army Service Corps of 6 Hydney Street. Died of pneumonia 17th April 1916. Aged 29 Gausden William Walter, Stoker, Reservist Royal Navy H.M. Flotilla Leader "Tipperary". Killed in night action during the Battle of Jutland on 1st June 1916. Gearing Sydney, Private, 7th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment 12th Division of 9 Wannock Road. Killed in action at Epehy 18th September 1918. Aged 29 Gibbons Ernest, Private, 8th Battalion Royal Fusiliers 12th Division of 224 Latimer Road. Died of wounds at Cambrai 28th November 1917. Aged 21 Guy Henry Albert (Harry), Able Seaman Royal Navy Reservist HMS "Aboukir" of 25 Bexhill Road. His ship was torpedoed 22nd September 1914 and he was lost at sea. Aged 35 Haffenden George Thomas, Rifleman 1/12th Battalion London Regiment of 4 Wartling Road. Killed in action near Ypres 26th April 1915. Aged 27 Haffenden William Basil, Private, 13th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment of 4 Wartling Road. Killed in action on the Rue De Bois 30th June 1916. Aged 24. (Not on St. Andrew's Roll of Honour) The father of George and William Haffenden took his own life after their deaths. Haggar Harold, Private, 1st Battalion Royal West Kent Regiment of 421 Seaside. Killed in action near St. Eloi 24th June 1915. Aged 19 Haggar John, Private, 11th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment of 421, Seaside. Killed in action on the Rue De Bois 30th June 1916.. Aged 20 Hatcher George, Lance Corporal, 1st Battalion, Kings Royal Rifle Corps of 23, Seaford Road Killed in action 10 March 1915. Aged 19. Hayward Frederick Stanley, Sapper 1st Home Counties Field Company The Royal Engineers of 190 Latimer Road. Died of wounds 22 October 1918. Aged 36 Heal Ronald William, Flying Officer of The Circus. Killed in action. Aged 21, when Stirling Bomber EE969 was lost on a mission on 27th January 1944 (Not on St. Andrew's Roll of Honour) Hemsley Thomas Cecil, Private, 2nd Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment of 317. Seaside. Killed in action 23 October 1918.. Aged 23. Henshaw Henry, Private, 2nd Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment of 176, Ashford Road. Died of wounds at Wimereaux 7 February 1915. Aged 39 Hickmott Stephen, Corporal, 2nd Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment of 315, Seaside. Killed in action on the Marne 18 September 1914. Aged 23 Hilton Charles Robert, Private, 12th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment of 521 Seaside. Killed in action at Ypres 31st July 1917. Aged 34 Hitchens Alick James (Alec), Rifleman 4th Battalion, Kings Royal Rifle Corps Killed in action near Ypres 8th May 1915. Aged 22 Holloway Percy, Trooper, Household Battalion of 23, Latimer Road. Killed in action at Arras 3rd May 1917. Aged 21 Hopkinson James Leslie, Engine Room Artificer 2nd Class of 425 Seaside. Serving on RNVR HMS “Queen Mary” lost when the Battlecruiser blew up at the Battle of Jutland 31 May 1916. Aged 24. Houghton John Company Quartermaster Sergeant 25th Battalion, Canadian Infantry (Nova Scotia Regiment) of 30, Desmond Road. Killed in action on the Somme 1 October 1916. Aged 27. Huggett Percy Stanley, Private, 1/5th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment of 45 Sidley Road. Died of wounds 29th June 1916. Aged 29 Hunt Charles George, Able Seaman 3/244 RNVR "Howe" Battalion of 8 Hydney Street. Killed in action at Gallipoli 4th June 1915. Aged 21 Hyde Walter King Charles Albert, Private, 2nd Battalion Wiltshire Regiment 30th Division of 1 Ejector Cottages, Roselands.
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