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Shouldham War Memorial SHOULDHAM TF 68108 08886 WW1 - 27 + 3* WW2 - 1 With acknowledgement to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission http://www.cwgc.org/ WW1 Casualties Awards Rank Number Service Unit Age Parish Conflict Date Notes Lister BOX Private 8441 Norfolk Regt. 1st Bn. 19 Shouldham WW1 02/11/1914 Born in Shouldham Thomas BOX Private 4958 Royal Irish Rifles 3rd Bn. 20 Shouldham WW1 02/10/1915 Son of Thomas and Caroline Box, of Norwich Rd., Shouldham William Second Thomas BROWN - Norfolk Regt. 1st Bn. 26 Shouldham WW1 04/09/1916 Son of Davis and Leonora Mary Brown, of Marham Hall. Lieutenant Lance Royal Dublin Son of E. and R. Button; husband of A. Button, of The Green, Robert BUTTON 27795 6th Bn. 39 Shouldham WW1 04/10/1916 Corporal Fusiliers Shouldham Born in Shouldham, resident of Whitwell, Derbyshire. John Thomas BUCKENHAM Private 10519 Lincolnshire Regt. 7th Bn. 20 Shouldham WW1 12/10/1917 Served as BUCKINGHAM Son of Henry and Emily Callaby, of Shouldham Thorpe, King's Ivor CALLABY Private 21069 Border Regt. 6th Bn. 31 Shouldham WW1 04/10/1917 Lynn; husband of Mary Callaby, of Mill Lane, Marham Sidney CARTER * Private 1555 Norfolk Regt. 1st/5th Bn. - Shouldham WW1 21/08/1915 - Lance Sidney William CARTER 7944 Norfolk Regt. 2nd Bn. 23 Shouldham WW1 14/04/1915 - Corporal Richard Son of Samuel James and Thirza Dane, of Shouldham. Born in DANE Private 40238 Bedfordshire Regt. 8th Bn. 21 Shouldham WW1 25/03/1917 Bernard (Dick) Wareham. Formerly (5455) Norfolk Regt. Walter Robert FLATT * Private 40212 Norfolk Regt. 9th Bn. 18 Shouldham WW1 18/10/1916 - Reginald Duke of Cornwall's GREEN Private 41095 1st Bn. 19 Shouldham WW1 08/11/1918 Son of Agnes and the late James Green of Shouldham James Light Infantry Bedfordshire Regt. Son of Charles and Martha Grief; husband of Ellen May Grief, Robert GRIEF Private 40921 Hertfordshire Regt. 32 Shouldham WW1 24/11/1917 posted to ... of Gresham 21st Bn. Son of Robert and Harriett Conquest Howell, of 91, Campden Robert HOWELL Private 26737 Norfolk Regt. 9th Bn. 19 Shouldham WW1 08/09/1917 Houses, Peel St., Kensington Herbert MACE Private G/26202 Royal Fusiliers 7th Bn. - Shouldham WW1 13/11/1916 - Charles MUFFETT Private 8990 Norfolk Regt. 1st Bn. 19 Shouldham WW1 07/05/1915 Son of Jonathan and Alice Muffett, of Shouldham William MUFFETT Private 59541 Royal Fusiliers 3rd Bn. 19 Shouldham WW1 17/10/1918 Son of Jonathan Muffett, of Shouldham Son of Mrs. Patterson, of Mileham Rd., Litcham; husband of Durham Light John Edward PATTERSON Private 78998 1st/7th Bn. 42 Shouldham WW1 13/04/1918 Charlotte Jane Patterson, (née Woods) of 12, Mak House Infantry Yard, Snettisham Royal Garrison Son of Walter and Eliza Plaice; husband of E. H. Plaice, of Albert John PLAICE Gunner 101273 156 Heavy Bty. 26 Shouldham WW1 11/08/1917 Artillery Forester's Row, Shouldham Son of Robert and Mary Elizabeth Plaice, of Westgate St., Arthur Edward PLAICE Private 240900 Norfolk Regt. 1st/5th Bn. 20 Shouldham WW1 19/04/1917 Shouldham Son of Robert and Mary Elizabeth Plaice, of Westgate St., Bertie PLAICE Private 2715 Norfolk Regt. 1st/5th Bn. 20 Shouldham WW1 12/08/1915 Shouldham The King's Frank PLAICE Private 12052 17th Bn. - Shouldham WW1 12/10/1916 - (Liverpool Regt.) Royal Munster Son of Robert and Mary Elizabeth Plaice, of Westgate St., Harold PLAICE Private 10457 1st Bn. 18 Shouldham WW1 11/11/1915 Fusiliers Shouldham Albert Edward PORTER Gunner 153728 Royal Horse Artillery “F" Bty. 14th Bde. 19 Shouldham WW1 03/05/1917 Son of James and Florence Porter, of Shouldham Edward PORTER Sergeant 6350 Norfolk Regt. 2nd Bn. - Shouldham WW1 28/08/1916 - William PORTER Private 6271 Norfolk Regt. 1st Bn. - Shouldham WW1 22/08/1914 - Edmund PRESTON Private 274310 Labour Corps 131st Coy. 27 Shouldham WW1 29/04/1918 Son of Edmund and Agnes Preston, of Shouldham Stanley Frederick PRESTON Private 16762 Lincolnshire Regt. 8th Bn. 19 Shouldham WW1 15/11/1916 Son of Edmund and Agnes Preston, of Shouldham George (Fred) William Arthur THOMPSON* Private 9081 Norfolk Regt. 1st Bn. - Shouldham WW1 27/07/1916 Born in Shouldham, enlisted in Watton Charles Henry TRUNDLE Private 15232 Connaught Rangers 5th Bn. 29 Shouldham WW1 08/10/1918 Son of Henry James Trundle, of Brook Farm, Shouldham Leonard (Len) WRIGHT Private 20828 Essex Regt. 1st Bn. 24 Shouldham WW1 20/11/1917 Born in Snettisham. Formerly (17453) Norfolk Regt. WW2 Casualties Awards Rank Number Service Unit Age Trade Parish Conflict Date Notes Watson STEWART Private 14601253 Royal Norfolk Regt. - 37 Shouldham WW2 20/08/1944 Son of Thomas and Lilian Stewart. Disclaimer: While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this record, no guarantee of 100% accuracy is given or implied. Terms: All unattributed images contained herein are © copyright 2018 of Adrian S. Pye and must be credited as such if used elsewhere. Reminder: It is expressly forbidden to copy or reproduce images for sale or commercial purposes. Images may be freely copied or distributed for research or personal use, but must not be sold. .
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