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Casualties of the EAST SURREY www.queensroyalsurreys.org.uk Casualties of the EAST SURREY REGIMENT, WW 2 Commonwealth War Dead 1939-1945 BONE WAR CEMETERY, ANNABA, Algeria CORRIGAN , Private, JOHN PATRICK, 6137699, 1st Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 20 April 1943. Age 39. Son of William and Nellie Corrigan; husband of Margaret Corrigan, of Edinburgh. Grave Ref. IV. B. 14. DOWSON , Private, ALFRED THOMAS, 6146896, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 31 August 1943. Age 28. Son of Alfred John and Polly Dowson; husband of Ethel May Dowson, of Brixton, London. Grave Ref. VIII. B.7. FRANKS , Private, WILLIAM RICHARD, 6151222, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 31 August 1943. Age 29. Son of William and Emily Franks; husband of Lily May Franks, of South Lambeth, London. Grave Ref. VIII. C. 3. HASTED , Private, ROYSTON KENNETH, 6148343, East Surrey Regiment. 15 November 1942. Age 19. Son of James Henry and Victoria Grace Hasted, of Westcliffe-on-Sea, Essex. Grave Ref. V. B. 5. McNALLY , Lance Corporal, VICTOR, 408618, East Surrey Regiment. and No. 6 , Commando 22 November 1942. Age 23. Son of John and Florence McNally; husband of Alice McNally, of Edinburgh. Grave Ref. VI. A. 13. MINTER , Private, BERTRAM LESLIE, 5348109, 1st Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 1 March 1943. Age 22. Son of Arthur Joseph and Edith Elizabeth Minter, of Camden Town, London. Grave Ref. IV. E. 12. RICKARD , Private, GEORGE WILLIAM, 6147037, 1st Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 9 March 1943. Age 22. Son of Henry and Emily Maria Rickard, of Anerley, London. Grave Ref. IV. D. 17. ROWE , Lance Corporal, JOHN, 6143129, 1st Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 27 January 1943. Son of John and Millicent Rowe; husband of Alice May Rowe, of Hillingdon, Middlesex. Grave Ref. III. C. 3. RUST , Corporal, HERBERT CHARLES, 6139177, 1st Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 9 December 1942. Age 31. Son of William and Daisy Rust, of Braughing. Hertfordshire. Grave Ref. IV. E. 5. DELY IBRAHIM WAR CEMETERY, Algeria GEDDES , Lieutenant, IAN KINNEAR, 186139, 1st Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 12 November 1942. Age 26. Son of William and Christina Geddes; husband of Kathleen Eleanor Gordyn Geddes, of Oxshott, Surrey. Grave Ref. 3. H. 1. EL ALIA CEMETERY, Algeria 1 The Commonwealth War Graves Commission. CAVANAGH , Lance Corporal, BERTIE, 6289510, 1st Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 9 November 1943. Grave Ref. 12. B. 35. LA REUNION WAR CEMETERY, Algeria JEFCOATE , Private, BENJAMIN JELLICOE, 4080112, East Surrey Regiment. 9 January 1943. Age 25. Grave Ref. 5. A. 4. KLAGENFURT WAR CEMETERY, Austria SHEPPERSON, Private, CHARLES RICHARD, 5777865, 1st Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 19 May 1945. Age 25. Son of Jim and Anne Shepperson, of Terrington, St. Clement, Norfolk; husband of Doreen Shepperson, of Terrington, St. Clement. Grave Ref. 4. F. 4. MAYNAMATI WAR CEMETERY, Bangladesh HAMSHER , Lieutenant, BERKELEY, 176169, East Surrey Regiment. 7 October 1943. Age 28. Son of Archibald W. C. Hamsher and Elsie L. Hamsher; husband of Constance Monica Hamsher, of Putney, London. Grave Ref. 1. F. 2. ADEGEM CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, Maldegem, Oost-Vlaanderen, Belgium RING , Private, ALBERT GEORGE, 6144430, 1st Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 4 June 1940. Age 21. Grave Ref. IV. AB. 6. AVELGEM COMMUNAL CEMETERY, Avelgem, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium AYLING , Private, LOUIS VICTOR, 6144518, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 10 May 1940 - 14 August 1940. Age 21. Son of William George and Doreen Clare Ayling, of Eastney, Hampshire. Grave Ref. Row E. Grave 3. BROWNE , Private, PETER RUSSELL, 6143805, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 24 May 1940. Age 22. Son of Capt. Charles Russell Browne, and of Esther Browne, of Worcester Park, Surrey. Grave Ref. Row A. Grave 1. BURT , Lance Serjeant, EDWARD ROBERT, 6137986, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 30 May 1940. Age 32. Grave Ref. Row C. Grave 2. COLLINS , Private, JOHN LESLIE, 6143542, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 23 May 1940. Age 20. Son of Thomas Marcus and Rosina Ellen Collins, of Woking, Surrey; husband of H. Collins. Grave Ref. Row D. Grave 5. COX , Lance Corporal, FRANK SIDNEY, 6136621, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 24 May 1940. Age 34. Son of Thomas and Agnes Cox; husband of R. Kathrine Cox, of Romsey, Hampshire. Grave Ref. Row E. Grave 2. DALLENGER , Private, JOHN HECTOR, 6144039, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 18 May 1940. Age 19. Son of William Elma Dallenger and Maud Mary Dallenger, of Staines, Middlesex. Grave Ref. Row B. Grave 2. EMMETT , Second Lieutenant, ROBERT, 88359, 6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 22 May 1940. Age 20. Son of Edward Charles and Lydia Mary Emmett, of Esher, Surrey. Grave Ref. Row C. Grave 1. 2 The Commonwealth War Graves Commission. FARMER , Private, PHILIP THOMAS ALFRED, 6143919, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 30 May 1940. Age 18. Son of Henry and Maud Farmer, of New Malden, Surrey. Grave Ref. Row E. Grave 1. HARDINGHAM , Private, LEONARD HERBERT, 6144152, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 22 May 1940. Age 21. Son of Herbert and Maud Florence Hardingham, of Clacton-on-Sea, Essex. Grave Ref. Row A. Grave 4. HARRIS , Warrant Officer Class III (P.S.M.) RICHARD WILLIAM, 6140384, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 22 May 1940. Age 30. Husband of Doris Mabel Harris, of Teddington, Middlesex. Grave Ref. Row C. Grave 6. NUNN , Private, JOHN ROBERT HASLER, 6144187, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 23 May 1940. Age 21. Son of Henry William and Nellie Nunn, of South Norwood, Surrey. Grave Ref. Row A. Grave 2. OFFIELD , Private, GEORGE, 6143476, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 22 May 1940. Age 22. Grave Ref. Row B. Grave 4. WILLIAMS , Second Lieutenant, JOHN LEWIS FRASER, 91838, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. formerly of the Honourable Artillery Coy., Royal Horse Artillery 22 May 1940 - 31 July 1940. Age 23. Son of John Tudor Williams and Mary Norah Williams, of New Malden, Surrey. Grave Ref. Row D. Grave 4. WOODLEY , Private, CHARLES THOMAS, 6144504, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 22 May 1940. Age 26. Son of Charles and Annie Elizabeth Woodley, of Fulham, London. Grave Ref. Row B. Grave 6. BRUSSELS TOWN CEMETERY, Evere, Vlaams-Brabant, Belgium ALLEN , Private, DANUAL GARDNER, 6142676, 1st Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 18 July 1940. Age 21. Son of Edwin G. and Lilian Allen, of Eton, Buckinghamshire. Grave Ref. X. 12. 13. CHRISTOPHER , Private, GORDON, 6144263, 1st Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 19 May 1940. Age 21. Grave Ref. X. 12. 1. COOPER , Private, EDWIN JACK, 6143540, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 23 May 1940. Grave Ref. X. 12. 5. CUTHBERT , Private, VICTOR CHARLES, 6968949, East Surrey Regiment. 7 November 1944. Age 25. Husband of Marjorie Joan Cuthbert, f Romford. Essex. Grave Ref. X. 26. 4. BUS HOUSE CEMETERY, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium BRANDON , Private, FRANK VICTOR, 6144253, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 22 May 1940. Age 21. Son of Augustus George and Grace Louisa Brandon, of Worcester Park, Surrey. Grave Ref. A. 32. COE , Lance Corporal, ALFRED, 6137402, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 22 May 1940. Grave Ref. A. 31. COLLIER , Private, CYRIL GORDON, 6143544, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 25 May 1940. Age 26. Son of Robert Gordon and Daisy Maud Collier, of Addlestone, Surrey; husband of Stella Dorothy Collier. Grave Ref. A. 33. 3 The Commonwealth War Graves Commission. CONSTABLE , Private, COLIN MAURICE, 6144266, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 21 May 1940. Age 21. Son of Henry William and Maud Anne Constable, of Croydon, Surrey. Grave Ref. E. 27. GOSS , Private, ALBERT EDWARD, 6653822, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 1 June 1940 - 30 June 1940. Age 34. Grave Ref. F. 25. GREEN , Private, ERNEST WILLIAM, 6144478, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 28 May 1940. Age 21. Son of Frederick and Emily Green, of Richmond, Surrey. Grave Ref. F. 26. PETERS , Private, EDWIN JOHN, 6143333, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 28 May 1940. Age 31. Grave Ref. F. 24. SMITHERS , Second Lieutenant, PETER HENRY, 105076, Mentioned in Despatches, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 31 May 1940. Age 22. Son of Malcolm and Elsa Laun Smithers, of Hove, Sussex. Grave Ref. E. 28. COXYDE MILITARY CEMETERY, Koksijde, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium WILSON , Warrant Officer Class II (C.S.M.) HAROLD STRONG, 6134949, 1st Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 30 May 1940 - 23 June 1940. Age 35. Son of Harold Strong Wilson and Elizabeth Wilson; husband of Maud Mary Wilson, of Ewell, Surrey. Grave Ref. IV. O. 2. DE PANNE COMMUNAL CEMETERY, De Panne, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium BLACKALL , Private, SERGEANT ALFRED, 6139226, 1st Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 1 June 1940. Age 30. Grave Ref. Plot 3. Row D. Grave 4. BOUSFIELD , Major, HAMBLETON EDWIN NEVILLE, 9999, 1st Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 31 May 1940. Age 49. Son of Edwin Vaughan Davenport Bousfield and Florence Bousfield; husband of Alice Maud Elizabeth Bousfield, of Nottingham. Grave Ref. Plot 3. Row A. Grave 59. CONDON , Private, PATRICK WILLIAM, 6144555, 1st Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 1 June 1940. Age 31. Son of William and Jean Emily Condon, of Chelsea, London. Grave Ref. Plot 3. Row A. Grave 57. TRUSSLER , Private, ARTHUR LEONARD, 6143298, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 27 May 1940. Age 33. Son of Albert George and Jane Trussler; husband of Annie Trussler, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Grave Ref. Plot 1. Row B. Grave 25. DICKEBUSCH OLD MILITARY CEMETERY, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium BURKMAR , Corporal, WILLIAM HENRY, 6143758, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment. 29 May 1940. Age 32. Son of George Henry and Alice Jane Burkmar; husband of Gwendoline Joan Burkmar, of St. Margarets, Twickenham, Middlesex. Grave Ref. AA. 1. DOZINGHEM MILITARY CEMETERY, Poperinge, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium BENTLEY , Private, REGINALD GEORGE WESLEY, 6144112, 1/6th Bn., East Surrey Regiment.
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