Lauriston Cottage 6 South Side Common Wimbledon, SW19 4TG
November 1988
“SOME WAR MEMORIALS IN MERTON”
Through demolition, fire and other causes some War Memorials have disappeared and others, mainly through weathering of the stonework, are now illegible and this list is aimed at providing a permanent record of those remaining in the London Borough of Merton.
Unfortunately some Memorials may not have come to the notice of the compiler but any such brought to his notice will be included in addenda sheets most willingly.
It should be emphasised that the record is one of Memorials, not a record of the Fallen who are officially recorded by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
The help of the Borough Librarian and his staff at the Wimbledon Reference Library, of the incumbents of Churches, of the Headmasters and mistresses of Schools, and of many other people in compiling the record is acknowledged with much gratitude.
A.P. Whitehead
SOME WAR MEMORIALS IN MERTON
CONTENTS PAGE
WIMBLEDON WAR MEMORIAL, Parkside 1-2 KING’S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS, Wimbledon Common 3 “WIMBLEDON’S OWN”, (190th Rde. R.F.A.) 3 MITCHAM WAR MEMORIAL, Lower Green 4-7 WIMBLEDON LIBRARY 8-9 WIMBLEDON CEMETERY, Gap Road 10-13 BELGIAN REFUGEES, Memorial at Gap Road 13 LONDON ROAD CEMETERY, Mitcham 14-16 STREATHAM PARK CEMETARY, Rowan Road 17-30 MORDEN CEMETERY, Garth Road 31-38 BATTERSEA CEMETERY, (See Morden Cemetery) 31-38 ST MARY’S CHURCH, WIMBLEDON 39-42 SACRED HEART CHURCH, Edge Hill, Wimbledon 42 MITCHAM PARISH CHURCH 43-46 CHRIST CHURCH, Ridgway, Wimbledon 47-49 ST. JOHN’S CHURCH, High Path 49 ST. SAVIOUR’S CHURCH, Raynes Park 50-51 ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Cottenham Park 51 ST. JOHN’S CHURCH, ST. John’s Road, Wimbledon 52-53 EMMANUEL CHURCH, Ridgway, Wimbledon 54 ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH, Herbert Road, Wimbledon 55-56 RAYNES PARK METHODIST CHURCH 57 BAPTIST CHURCH, Queen’s Road, Wimbledon 58 HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, Wimbledon Broadway 59 UNITED APOSTOLIC CHURCH, Kohat Road 60-61 ST. PETER’S CHURCH (former) 60-61 ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Church Path, Merton 62-64 TRINITY UNITED REFORMED CHURCH, Mamsel Road 65 ALL SAINTS CHURCH, All Saints Road, Wimbledon 66 METHODIST CHURCH, Griffiths Road, Wimbledon 67 ST. LUKE’S CHURCH, Farquhar Road, Wimbledon 68-69 ST. BARNABAS’ CHURCH, Mitcham 70 CHRIST CHURCH, Colliers Wood 71-72 ST MARK’S CHURCH, Mitcham 73-74 ST. LAWRENCE CHURCH, Morden 75-76 BAPTIST FREE CHURCH, Crown Lane, Morden 77 WIMBLEDON COLLEGE, Edge Hill 78-80 DONHEAD LODGE (Preparatory School), Edge Hill 81 KING’S COLLEGE SCHOOL, Wimbledon 82-84 RUTLISH SCHOOL, Watery Lane, Wimbledon 85-86 ALL SAINT’S PRIMARY SCHOOL, S. Wimbledon 87-88 HAYDONS ROAD BOYS SCHOOL, (See last) 87-88 MORDEN PRIMARY SCHOOL, London Road, Morden 88 VILLAGE CLUB & LECTURE HALL, Ridgway, Wimbledon 89 ALL ENGLAND LAWN TENNIS & CROQUET CLUB 90 NELSON HOSPITAL, Kingston Road, Wimbledon 91 ST. WINEFREDE’S CHURCH, Latimer Road 91 BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY, Worple Road 92 NATIONAL WESTMINSTER BANK, Arthur Road 92 WESLEYAN CHURCH, Worple Road (demolished) See 57 GENERAL POST OFFICE 93-94 METHODIST CHURCH, Durnsford Road, Southfields 95
WIMBLEDON WAR MEMORIAL, Park Side, Wimbledon Common.
THE MONUMENT
The Monument which stands on the green opposite Marryat Road, consists of an obelisk surmounting a pedestal which is designed with a pediment on the two principal faces, finishing with scrolls, and embracing on the front towards the town a cartouche with a shield bearing the cross of St. George and, on the other front, a lion’s head encircled with a wreath of bay leaves, the whole is mounted on a platform of five steps.
On the front towards the town the die of the pedestal has a panel with a relief in bronze of a figure of Peace, holding in one hand a palm branch and in the other a victor’s wreath. On a panel below is the inscription “Invictis Pax". On the other front of the pedestal is the dedicatory inscription in a sunk panel:-
“ In honoured memory of the men of Wimbledon who gave their lives for their King and Country in the Great War 1914 – 1918. ”
On the side of the pedestal towards the Common is the following inscription:-
” All these were honoured in their generation and were the glory of their time. ”
And on the side towards the Putney Road:-
“ In the sight of the unwise they seemed to die; yet is their hope full of immortality ”
The obelisk bears on the two principal faces, at half the height, a victor’s wreath of bay leaves and, from the capital depend festoons of fruit and flowers. On the summit is a cross.
The monument, which is of Portland stone, of exceptional hardness, was executed by Messrs. Dove Bros, of Islington, from the design of Sir T.G. Jackson, Bart., M.A., R.A. The bronze tablet was modelled by Mr. C.L. Hartwell, A.R.A. and cast by Messrs. Burton of Thames Ditton. The carving was executed by the firm of Messrs. Farmer and Brindley of London, the principal carver being Mr. Lane.
The unveiling ceremony by Mr. Joseph Hood, M.P. takes place at three o’clock tomorrow (Saturday 5th November, 1921). (Wimbledon News 4th November, 1921)
The monument is also described and illustrated in “Building News” No. 3505 dated 10th March, 1922.
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INSCRIPTIONS ADDED :
South Face:
“ In honoured memory of the men and women of Wimbledon who gave their lives serving in His majesty’s forces during the Second World war 1939 – 1945 ” NORTH FACE
“ In honoured memory of the civilians of Wimbledon who lost their lives in the Second World War 1939 – 1945 ”
1.
WIMBLEDON WAR MEMORIAL (CONTD.)
“ At the end of the great war of 1914 – 1918 a public meeting was held at the Baths Hall, and a war Memorial Committee was formed representing all sections of the community, to determine the most suitable means of perpetuating the memory of the men, and one woman, who fell in the war.
Many suggestions were made, but those which met with general acceptance were that a suitable monument should be erected, that financial help should be given to the two local hospitals and that a record of Wimbledon men and women who served in the war should be compiled. ”
( The Mayor, Alderman Dudley Stuart, speaking at the Unveiling ceremony)
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“ No one who has heard the particulars given by the Mayor can fail to be impressed by the splendid record of the men and women of the Borough of Wimbledon in the Great War. We know that, including one woman, a Nurse who was killed at her post, nearly 1,000 from this borough made the great sacrifice.
(Mr. Joseph – later Sir Joseph – Hood, M.P. speaking at the Unveiling ceremony)
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The large number of casualties did not permit the inscription of names on the Memorial but they were written in a suitable volume which was placed on a lectern in the vestibule of the Town Hall, the pages being turned daily. Unfortunately the volume was stolen some years ago but a list of the fallen is given in “a record of the honoured men of Wimbledon and Merton who fell in the great war 1914-1918” (Mitchell, Hughes & Clarke, 1921) a copy of which is held by the Wimbledon Library.
A list of all who served in that war – comprising about 9,000 – was also compiled for retention at the Library for reference, but it has not been traced.
“ I desire on behalf of the Wimbledon War Memorial Committee, to express to Mr. Tyrrell Giles and his colleagues, the conservators of the Wimbledon and Putney Commons, our sincere thanks for placing at our disposal this admirable site. The enclosure will be laid out as a garden open to the public at all times.”
( “The Mayor’s speech at the unveiling)
WAR RECORD AND MUSEUM FOR WIMBLEDON AND MERTON.
A Committee consisting of representatives of the John Evelyn Club (now the Wimbledon Society) and the Public Library was organized under the above heading. At the first meeting on 18th April,1918, it was resolved that the Wimbledon Museum Committee, established by the John Evelyn Club, should be responsible for the collection of material objects of the war and that the committee of the Public Library should be responsible for the collection and preservation of literary material relating to the war. It was also resolved that a roll of honour be compiled.
(See “a record of the honoured men of Wimbledon and Merton”Referred to above pp. 97/8)
2.
KING’S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS.
MEMORIAL ON WIMBLEDON COMMON.
Stone monument on square stone base approximately 4ft. 6 ins. High.
North face
Badge of the King’s royal Rifle Corps.
South Face
Bronze plaque inscribed:
TO THE MEMORY OF ALL RANKS OF THE RESERVE BATTALION OF THE KING’S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS WHO TRAINED HERE AND AFTERWARDS GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR KING AND COUNTRY 1916 – 1918
The Memorial was erected in 1922 by private subscription and is maintained by the Borough Council. It is not recognised as an official regimental Memorial but the following note has been supplied by Colonel I.H. McCausland from the Regimental Headquarters at Winchester :
“ An entry in the Miscellaneous notes in the 1923 edition Of the KRRC Chronicle, which refers to the 22nd Bn. The 22nd bn. was raised by the British Empire League as a Pioneer Bn. in the Spring of 1916 and was recruited largely from men from London Mercantile Houses. Its early training was carried out at Wellingborough and in May the Bn. Moved to Wimbledon and became 110th Training Reserve. Most of the men who were in the 22nd. took part in the first Battle of the Somme. Such is the short history of this unit of the Regiment, but their spirit still lives and members of the Battalion still meet annually at an Old Comrade’s dinner. ”
“ WIMBLEDON ‘ S OWN ”
The following paragraph appears in “Notes of Local Activities during the Great War 1914 - 1918” (published with “a Record of the honoured men of Wimbledon and Merton who fell in the Great War 1914-1918"
– Mitchell, Hughes & Clarke, 1921) :
“Wimbledon’s Own ” (the 190th Bde., R..F.A)
The last voluntary force to be raised in the United Kingdom during the Great War, the very last unit recruited to complete “Kitchener’s Army”.
Raised by the Mayor of Wimbledon, Alderman W. Barry, at the request of the War Office.
Embarked at Southampton 4th May 1916 with the 41st Division en route for the Western Front under the command of Lt. Col. C.F. Stewart.
The unit trained daily on Wimbledon Common.
3. MITCHAM WAR MEMORIAL, Lower Green, Mitcham.
STONE CROSS on a five-stepped octagonal base.
FRONT (South) Face:
“ THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE ”
TO THE MEN OF MITCHAM WHO FALLING CONQUERED IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 – 1919
ACKERMAN, D. BENNETT, W.R. BURTON, H.C. ADAWAY, G.H. BENTLEY, A.H. BUTCHER, T. ADLINGTON, D. BENTLEY, W.T BUTLER, C. ALDRED, A.A. BIRD, C.J. BUTLER, F. ALEXANDER H.J. BLAGBURN, F.J. BUTLER, J. ALLEN, A. BLAKE, G. BUTLER, J.O. ALLEN, A.E. BLAKE, J.C. BYE, E.C. ALLEN, G.A. BLAZDELL, G. ALLFREY, E.G. BLISS, T.N. CAME, T.E. ALLISON, W.C. BLOCK, A.J. CARLIN, J.J. ANDRE, F. BLOCK, E. CARRUTHERS, H ANGLISS, W.R. BLOUNT, G. CARTER, H.E. ANNAN, R.F. BONE, G. CARTER, H.W. ANSLOW, E.W. BOSTON, H.F. CARTER, P.A. ANSLOW, J. BOUGHEN, W. CARYL, E.T. ARNOLD, W.W. BOWDERY, A.A. CATTERILL, H. ASHFORD, W.C. BOWDERY, C.H. CHALLIS, F. ASHMORE, W.E. BOWDERY, S.C. CHALLIS, T.W. ATTERBURY, W.J. BOWERS, W. CHANDLER, R.W AYLING, A. BOWLER, J. CHAPPELL, F.H AYLING, E. BRADLEY, H.L. CHAPPENDEN, C.J. BRADLEY, S.C. CHARLES, F.S. BAKER, A.F. BRADSHAW, L.R. CHART, G. BAKER, C. BRAUND, V.S. CHRISTIE, C.H. BAKER, H. BRETT, W.H. CLARK, A. BALL, A.V. BRICKELL, H.C. CLARKE, F. BARKER, A.C. BRIGDON, P.J. CLARK, W. BARKER, A.J. BRIGHT, A.E. CLAYDON, E. BARKER, C.J. BRIGHT, E.F. CLEMENTS, H. BARNES, A.H. BROOKS, A. CLIFFORD, H. BARNES, L. BROWN, J. COBB, H.J. BASS, F.C.W. BRUNNING, W. COCKS, C.W. BATE, A.F. BRYAN, J.W. COLDHAM, J. BATEMAN, W.A.C. BUCK, W. COLE, C. BATHURST, A. BUCKLAND, F.S. COLE, F.A. BEADLE, A. BUDD, F. COLE, F.E. BECKLEY, J. BUDD, S. COLE, F.H. BECKLEY, J. BULLOCK, H.T.C. COLE, G. BEER, A.J . BURGE, S.G. COLE, G.F. BENNETT, T.G. BURLES, H.V. COLE, H.C. BENTLEY, F.H. BENNETT, H. BISHOP, F.C.
AND TO THE MEMORY OF THE MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR 1939 – 1945
4.
MITCHAM WAR MEMORIAL (Contd.)
RIGHT (East) Side:
COLE, L.V. FAWCETT, B.G. HANNINGTON, W.H. COLEMAN, H.I.E. FIELD, T. HANWELL, A.V. COLES, C.H. FIELD, V. HARDY, W.A. COLLINS, H.J. FLECKNEY, F. HARRAWAY, W.E. COLLINS, O.O. FLETCHER, J.T. HARRISON, J.W.H. COOK, P.A. FLINT, J. HARRISON, P. COOK, T. FOLEY, L.L. HARRISON, W.H. COOK, W.E. FOSTER, E. HATTON, B. COOPER, A.W. FOSTER, W. HATTON, E.R. COOPER, P. FOWLER, G.W.J. HAWKINS, F.W. CORY, J.R. FOX, D. HAYDEN, H.W. COURTNELL, W.G. FOX, F.A. HENN, F. COUSENS, A.E. FROST, W.R. HERMITAGE, Y. COUSINS, G.W.J. GARDNER, A. HICKS, L.J. COWEY, H.E. GARDNER, J. HICKS, R.W. COWHAM, O.W. GARRATT, S. HIGGINS, C.C. COX, R. GATES, A.H. HIGGINS, D.H. CRAWFORD, J.L. GATES, G.W. HILLS, G.A. CREASY, W. GAYNER, A.E. HINES, H. CREWES, S. GEAR, R.J. HINKLEY, E.J. CRISP, W.C. GEDGE, C.B. HITCHCOCK, W. CULLEY, W.D. GIBBONS, P.J. HOBART, A.G. CUMMINGS, F.E. GIBBS, G.E. HOBBS, G. DARTON, C.A. GILBERT W.B HOGFRESS, C.M DANN, L.J. GILKS RT, W. HOGG, E.F. DARACON, W. GILLETT, G.H. HOGG, H.W. DAVIS, F GLADSTONE, J.W. HOLDSWORTH, W.C. DAVIS, H.V. GLASS, J.F. HOLLAMBY, E.H DAVIS, J.H. GLOVER, M. HOLLAND, R.E. DENNISON, W.A. GLOVER, W. HOLLAND, S.H. DEVENISH, D.W. GODDARD, O. HOOKINGS, H. DICKER, S.V. GODFREY, A.K. HOOKINS, A.H. DILLISTONE, C.W.H. GODFREY, C.V. HOPE, F.J. DIXIE, L. GODWIN, A.G. HOPKINS, H.C. DRAKE, E.F. GODWIN, W.A. HOPKINS, J.D. DRAKE, W. GOVER, H.J. HOPSON, J.T. DREWETT, C.J. GOWAR, D.G. HORSFALL, H. DREWETT, D.W. GOWER, M. HORSLEY, L.J. DREWETT, G.F. GRAY, G. HOWE, F. DREWETT, W. GREIG, A. HOWE, G.J. DUNCAN, A. GRIFFITHS, E.G. HUGHES, C. ECCLES, J.W. GRIFFITHS, C.R. HUMPHREY, W. EDGAR, J.T. GRIFFITHS, J.L. EDGLEY, L.S. HABLIN, F. EDWARDS, S.A. HACK, H.J. COLLIER, W.S. ELGOOD, A.C. HALE, P.J. COX, W. ELGOOD, A.F. HALL, C. DALY, D. ELGOOD, R.W. HALL, L. GOATCHER, C.B. ELLIOTT, D.J. HALLETT, E.F. GREEN, A. ELPHICK, C.D. HALLS, J.B. HALL, L.H. EVANS, H.W. HAMBLETON, E. HOWSE, J.W. EYLES, E.J. HAMBLETON, C. MARTINNE, R.A FAIRWEATHER, H HANDLEY, R.
5. MITCHAM WAR MEMORIAL (Contd.)
BACK (North) side:
HUMPHREY, W. LOTT, A. PATTERSON, C. HUMPHREYS, J. LOVETT, F.J. PAYNE, E. HUNT, F.L. McDONNELL, E.W. PAYNE, H.M. HUNT, J.H. MACFARLANE, W.T. PAYNE, W.C. HUNTINGFORD, R.V. McFIE, W. PEARMAIN, W.H. HYDER, J.H. MADDOCKS, T.G. PEBNELL, D.A. HYDER, S.A. MARNEY, E. PERCY, N.V. HYRONS, W.H. MARRIOTT, A.E. PHILPOTT, C.A. INGHAM, F.W. MARSH, H. PICKARD, J.I. IRELAND, E.W.J. MARSH, T.W. PINCHES, J.H. ISAAC, F. MARSHALL, F. PITT, P.D. JACKSON, A.G. MARTIN, A. PITTAM, J.T. JACKSON, H.S. MARTIN, F. POCKLINGTON,A. JAKEMAN, A. MARTIN, L. POULTON, A. JAMES, J. MATTHEWS, C. POUNDS, H.G. JAMES, J. MATTHEWS, F. POWELL, C. JAMES, W. MATTHIAE, F. POWELL, P.J. JANAWAY, A.E. MATTOCK, T.W. PRATT, A. JENKINS, F.V. MAXWELL-BARBOUR, R.D. PRIDGEON, J. JESSUP, A. MAY, H.T. PRIESTLEY, T.H. JESSUP, P.D. MEADWELL, W. QUIN, G.F. JONES, H.E. MILES, E. RANDALL, A.R. JONES, L.F. MILHOLLAND,E.R. RANDALL, G.A. JONES, P.R. MILLEDGE, F.E. REARDEN, W.W. JONES, K.W. MILLER, H. REED, A. JONES, W. MONERY, J. RICHARDSON, H.C. JOSLIN, H.W. MOODY, T. RICHARDSON, L.H. JOVER, H.J. MOODY, W.J. RICHARDSON, S. KEEFE, W.O. MOORE, P.G. RICHARDSON, W.J KEEN, E.G. MORGAN, A. RICKETTS, T.A. KEENE, E.V. MORRIS, B.A. RICKMAN, H.J. KEEP, G.H. MORRIS, H. RIDOUT, A. KEIM, C. MOSS, R.C. RILEY, V. KENNEDY, C. MOGGERIDGE, A.F. RILEY, W. KETCHER, E.A. MYLES, A.T.C. RISLEY, J. KING, F.E. NALL, M. ROBERTS, J.G. KNIGHT, A.E. NEGUS, F.J. ROBINSON, H. KNIGHT, C.F. NEW, W. RODHOUSE, C.W. LANGRIDGE, E.E. NEWSOM, F. RODHOUSE, F.C. LANGRIDGE, R. NEWSOM, J. ROE, P.G. LARDNER, H.E. NEWTON, G.H. LATHAM, S.H. NISBETT, A.E. LAWRENCE, G.T. NOBLE, J.N. LAWSON, F.G. OWEN, T. LAWSON, H. PACKWOOD, A. LAWTON, P.E. PAGE, W.H. HUNT, R.G. LEMON, I. PALMER, E.A. MAYNE, A.N. LEONARD, R.E.A. PALMER, S.R. MONK, F. LESLIE, A.J. PALMER, T.D. MOODY, A.E. LEWIS, F. PARKER, F.J. MONTAGUE,R.M.C. LEWIS, F.W. PARKER, F.S. PARKER, F.A. LITTLE, H.J.A. PARKER, J.W. PEPPER, W.J. LLOYD, D.M.A. PARKIN, C.R. READER, R. LOCK, A. PARROTT, G.A.
6. MITCHAM WAR MEMORIAL (Contd.)
LEFT (West) side:
ROFFEY, F. SPICE, J. WALSH, J. ROLES, E.H. STEADMAN, E.J. WARD, J.T. ROLFE, G.S. STEANE, A. WATTS, H.W. ROOK, S. STEPHENS, F. WEAVER, F. ROOK, W. STEVENS, E.C.J. WEBB, A.T. ROSE, A.E. STIMSON, J. WEBB, A.T. RUSKIN, V.J.A. STIMSON, T. WADMORE, F. RUSSELL, F. STINTON, S. WELLS, W.J. RUSSELL, L. STOCKBRIDGE, E.A WEBB, W.H. SANDERS, F.H. STOKES, V.C. WEEDEN, R.G. SAUNDERS, S.F.C. STOPHER, A.F. WEIGHT, F.G. SAVAGE, W.J. STOPHER, H.F. WEIGHT, H.C. SCHOFIELD, G.H. STOPHER, O. WEIGHT, J.H. SCOTT, F. STRATFORD, W.H. WELLER, A.E. SEACH, F.J. STUNT, F.W. WELLS, F.W. SEELEY, T. SULSH, C.W. WHEELER, G.D. SEIBEL, A.G. TALLICK, J.H. WHEELER, R. SELLAR, G.A. TAPPIN, W. WHIBLEY, O.F. SELLERS, P.H. TARRANT, R. WHITBREAD, W. SENYARD, G.J. TAYLOR, G.C. WHITE, A. SEXTON, G.A. YOUNG, A.G. WHITE, B.J.J. SHADBOLT, A.W. STENNING, R. WIGGINS, J.A.N. SHADBOLT, G. TAYLOR, N.C. WILLERTON, G. SHARP, H.W. TEDDER, W.W. WILLIAMS, A.E. SHARPLES, C.E. TESTER, J. WILLIAMS, E. SHEPHERD, H.G. THICK, D. WILLIAMS, P.M. SHULTS, I.C. THOMPSON, J. WILLIAMS, W.J. SIMMONDS, C. THOMPSON, J.J. WILLIAMS, W.S. SIMMONDS, F. THORNTON, C.R. WILLIAMSON, H. SIMMONDS, P. THORNTON, I. WILLIS, G.F. SIMMONS, F. THURLOW, J.J. WILLIS, V.C. SIMPSON, H. TILLEY, C.T. WILSON, A. SIVIOUR, G. TOOGOOD, S.A. WILSON, E.M. SIVIOUR, W.H. TOWERS, G. WILSON, L. SKILLING, A.E.J. TRICKER, W.H. WINTER, W.G. SKINNER, W.F. TRUELOVE, T.R. WISBEY, L. SKINNER, W.J.J. TURNER, J.C. WITHERS, C.G. SKIPP, W.H. TURNER, T.W. WOOD, A. SLAYMAKER, D. TWYMAN, J.J. WOOD, S. SMITH, E.J. TYRRELL, A. WOOD, W.J. SMITH, F. UPTON, H. WRIGHT, H.S. SMITH, F.S. UPTON, R.H.W. WYATT, J. SMITH, G. USHER, G.T.G. WYATT, W.G. SNELL, H.D. VALLIS, W.G. WYNNE, T.E. SNOWDON, A.E. VAUGHAN, C. YOUNG P.E SOANES, F. VINCE, E. YOUNG, W.J. SOPER, W. WADE, F. SOPP, G. WADEY, H.E. SLATER, R.C. SORRELL, W.J. WALKER, R.F. SPRIGGS, A.D. SPEARING, F. WALKER, W.H. STENNING. R SPEARINK, F. WALKLETT, W. WADMORE. F SPICE, A. WALLIS, G. WELLS. W.J
7.
WIMBLEDON LIBRARY, Compton Road.
Book Store at West.
West Wall.
Carved oak panels designed and made by Mr. Fraser of Church Road, Wimbledon, Ornamental Carpenter and Builder.
SECOND VOL. BATT. EAST SURREY REGIMENT.
The following Officers, N.C. Officers and Men served in the War in South Africa 1900, 1901, 1902.
CAPT. LONGSTAFF, C.L. - SER. COY. EAST SURREY REGT. LT. FRANKLIN ADAMS, J.B. - 23RD. IMP. YEOMANRY. LT. HANSON, H.O.M. - 38TH. IMP. YEOMANRY. SERGT. COLLEY, W. - SER. COY. EAST SURREY REGT. ” DUMBRILL, W.J.C. " ” WOODWARD, F.N. " CORPL. FENWICK, F.R. " L.CPL. HAMILTON, A.D. " " HOEY, A.E. " " MARTIN, H.E “ " PARROTT, J.A. "
Ser. Coy. East surrey Reg. PENFOLD, E. PTE. BRIDGEMAN,W.E. PHELPS, F .H. BROOKER, F.W. POYER, L.P. CROPPER, C.J. BUGLR. REDMONDS, S.U. CURRIE, A.S. PTE. SIMS, W.J. DAWSON, S. STREDWICK, F.? DRIVER, A. TAYLOR, J. EDE, A. WELLER, E.S. EDWARDS, E.A. WELLER, G.T. EVEREST, J. WILLLAMS, E.T. FIDLER, J.W. WILLIAMS,W.E GODSMARK, A.C. WOODEN, F.B. GOUGH, C.E. HALES, S.J. City Imp. Volrs. HAWKINS, W.J. SGT. INST. JONES, T HUDSON, A.G. SGT. FENWICK, J.G. LEUTCHFORD, H.E. ” HOLT, A.M. MASSEY, B.A. PTE. BARNES, A.C. NEWMAN, W.J. BIGGS, F. NORTON, J. BILLINGS, W.H. OTWAY, A.E. CHARLES, E.C. OXENHAM, E.A. ELSON, R. PEARMAN, H.A. FRIEND, E.W. Cont/d Imperial Yeomanry City Imp. Volrs. HAMBURY, W.F.G. HARDS, E.H. HAMSHER, A.H. ?? BUGLR. LANGRIDGE, H.J. HARMER, W.F. PTE. RAZZELL, W. HARRISON, E.W. ROPER, F.H.W. HATHERLEY, W.H. SNELLING, G.E. HERRINGTON, W. TURNER, T. HOLBROOK, W.T. HONE, A. Imp. Yeomanry. JAMES, F.W. CORPL. BARRET, R. KNOX, J.M. BROWSE, G.W. LANDON, C.W. HARRINGTON, W.J. MARSHALL, F. LILLEY, G. McKENZIE, A. NORMAN, A. MOORE, F.C. L.CPL. BAKER, H.J. MOTT, A.J. CAESAR, J. MOULD, G. PTE. ALLEN, R. NORRINGTON, P. BLAND, J.E. ORMES, C.O.E. BOWDEN, J. PAYNE, F.G. BUTT, A.H. PRICE, P. CAVE, J.A. SKILTON, W. CHALLEN, E. TAUNTON, J.M. CHOLMELEY, R.J. VAWDREY, T.E. COOK, F.J. WARREN, P.E. COMBER, A.J. WHEBLE, F. CORNBOROUGH, T.J. WHITE, G.L. COX, P. WILLISON, W.S. CROOK, J. BUGLR. CURRIE, H.E. Cape Town Hindrs. PTE. FORDE, F.A. THOMAS, G.C. FOOT , P.W. FURLONGER, C.J. Corps of Clerks FRANCIS, W. CHART, G. GRAY, B. PTE. GRAY, C. R.A.M.C. GUERRIERE, A.H. CPL. GOODWIN, C.E. PTE. HARRIS, J. RYALL, H. SWINDELLS, E.A.
HEADQUARTERS AT WIMBLEDON.
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WIMBLEDON LIBRARY (Contd.)
The following is an extract from the “Wimbledon News ” 30th April, 1904
THE WAR MEMORIAL AT THE LIBRARY
UNVEILING CEREMONY
On Thursday evening at the Free Library the ceremony of unveiling the memorial to the officers, non-commissioned officers and men of the 2nd V.B. East Surrey regiment who served in South Africa during the War took place.
* * * * * *
The men of the battalion under the command of Captain Medill were lined up in front of the building and Lieut. General Kent, who performed the ceremony, was received by a guard who were stationed in the building under Captain Bagshaw. The officers present included
Captain longstaff and Lieutenant Franklin Adams.
** * * * *
Colonel Horsman Bailey in opening the proceedings recalled the circumstances in connection with the volunteering of the men for the War, saying that altogether 117 officers and men out of the 451 of the Battalion had served in one branch or another of the Forces. He alluded to the enthusiasm which had prevailed at the time and the help which the Battalion had received from the ladies of Wimbledon and others and to the formation of the WimbledonWar Fund. The last act of the Committee of the Fund had been to hand him the balance, requesting that part of it should be spent on a tablet recording the names of the men who had fought in the War. They had now carried out the request and through the kindness of the Free Library Committee the tablet had been found a place on the walls of the building.
General Kent said they were met there through the kindness of the Free Library Committee to unveil the tablet – or, he would say, roll of honour – of a goodly contingent from that Regimen who had won so many glorious honours in South Africa. No more suitable place for such a Memorial could be found than a free library which was open to everybody. The tablet would there be a perpetual reminder of what their good fellows had done in South Africa and of how much they owed them.
General Kent unveiled the tablet, when the men gave a General Salute and the band played the Regimental March.
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WIMBLEDON CEMETERY, Gap Road.
STONE CROSS
Inscription:
“This cross of sacrifice is one in design and intention with those which have been set up in France and Belgium and other places throughout the world where our dead of the Great War are laid to rest. ” “THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE”
(NOTE: Originally a bronze sword was mounted on the front of the Cross but this has disappeared.) NOTE: The Sword has now been replaced (1988)
SERVICE STONES:
(All bearing incised Service Crests and incised Cross)
7889658 DRIVER 85227 PRIVATE SS/1692 PRIVATE A.D. AVERY A.M. BLAKE H.C. CLIFFORD ROYAL SIGNALS NORTHANTS. REGT. ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS 7TH JULY 1945 AGE 26 14TH AUGUST 1918 AGE 33 14TH APRIL 1918 AGE 23
14713630 PRIVATE 2050182 GUNNER S.E. ALLEN 25783 PRIVATE A.F. COLEMAN ARMY CATERING CORPS J. BONE ROYAL ARTILLERY 30TH JUNE 1944 AGE 38 ROYAL DEFENCE CORPS 5TH OCTOBER 1942 AGE 25 24TH FEBRUARY 1919 375847 RIFLEMAN 209074 DRIVER 2574901 SIGNALMAN FRANK WILLIAM COX T.J. BALL G.H. BROWNLESS POST OFFICE RIFLES ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY ROYAL SIGNALS 7TH FEBRUARY 1921 AGE 21 18TH FEBRUARY 1919 AGE 36 18TH OCTOBER 1940 AGE 22
1172596 SERJEANT 5489926 LCE. BDR, 13259 LANCE CPL. P.J. BULL H.M. DAVENPORT W. BANKS WIRELESS OPP./AIR GUNNER ROYAL ARTILLERY KING’S SHROPSHIRE LT. INF. ROYAL AIR FORCE 29TH MAY 1942 9TH NOVEMBER 1915 27TH AUGUST 1941 __(INDISTINCT) 3364 PRIVATE CAPTAIN R.W. DAVIES SUB. LIEUT (A) R.G.H. CAIE EAST KENT YEOMANRY F.K. BARLOW, R.N. ROYAL FUSILIERS 15TH FEBRUARY 1919 H.M.S. “DAEDALUS” 11TH FEBRUARY 1919 AGE 39 9TH JULY 1946 AGE 21 E.J.P. DEAN ABLE SEAMAN R.N. J/3953 2ND. LIEUT. 98131 SERGEANT H.M.S. “SAVALON” (? ) F. BEVAN G. CHEAL 12TH FEBRUARY 1919 AGE 27 OXF. AND BUCKS LT. INF ROYAL ENGINEERS 2ndJUNE 1944 AGE 25 27TH FEBRUARY 1919 AGE 39
10.
WIMBLEDON CEMETERY (Contd.)
SERVICE STONES (Contd.)
13001924 CORPORAL G.E. DUNCOMBE 3174 PRIVATE H. JONES WIREMAN 2ND. CI. R.N., E. HARDING PIONEER CORPS M18682 EAST SURREY REGIMENT 5TH APRIL 1940 AGE 41 H.M.S. “VICTORY” 23RD JANUARY I916 AGE 17 8TH MARCH 1916 AGE 19 972646 LDG. AIRCRAFTMAN H.E. HAVILL ROYAL AIR FORCE LIEUTENANT ABLE SEAMAN R.N. J/15241 J.M.G. KENDRY C.W. GALE H.M.S. “VICTORY" 22ND JULY 1944 AGE 26 KING’S OWN YORKSHIRE L. INF. 6TH APRIL 1920 AGE 24 20TH FEBRUARY 1919 AGE 34 647323 LDG. AIRCRAFTMAN 6467926 STAFF SJT. C.A. KEW 18449 PRIVATE S. HENDEN ROYAL AIR FORCE R.C. GARDNER GLIDER PILOT REGIMENT 15TH JULY 1941 ARMY PAY CORPS ARMY AIR CORPS 14TH OCTOBER 1918 AGE 39 1ST. OCTOBER 1945 AGE 28 6607758 W.O. (11) (C.S.M.) J.S.H. KIRK PIONEER CORPS 888406 CORPORAL G/16578 PRIVATE 14TH APRIL 1943 AGE 30 E.M. GODFREY E.E. HEWER WOMEN’S ROYAL AIR FORCE MIDDLESEX REGIMENT 2ND MARCH 1952 AGE 53 27TH SEPTEMBER 1915 2458 PRIVATE M.M.W. KNOTT L/47097 SERJEANT A.W. GRAY, 52551 PRIVATE EAST SURREY REGIMENT ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY F.W. HOBSON 1ST JANUARY 1916 AGE 28 25TH NOVEMBER 1918 AGE 36 THE QUEEN’S 14TH JANUARY 1920 AGE 35 87003 CORPORAL 1689604 PRIVATE STEPHEN SPURRELL GROOM W.J. KNOWLER ROYAL ENGINEERS 23829091 TROOPER ROYAL ARTILLERY 3RD OCTOBER 1915 AGE 37 P.W. JACOBSON 2ND JANUARY 1942 AGE 29 S.A.S. REGIMENT 12TH JUNE 1961 AGE 27 6857785 RIFLEMAN 30430 PRIVATE E.H. HARDIMAN 52848 CORPORAL M. KUZNEZOW KING’S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS A.R.E. JONES ROYAL LANCASTER REGIMENT 13TH JULY 1944 ROYAL ENGINEERS 19TH FEBRUARY 1921 26TH DECEMBER 1914 AGE 44 1758417 GUNNER F/15426 2ND. AIRMAN H.F. HALE O.B. LANGFORD ROYAL ARTILLERY ROYAL NAVAL AIR SERVICE 8TH FEBRUARY 1945 AGE 36. 15TH SEPTEMBER 1916 AGE 25
11. WIMBLEDON CEMETERY (Contd.)
SERVICE STONES (Contd. )
TWO STONES IN ONE: 131066 PRIVATE PILOT OFFICER F.H. PATRICK 6468155 LEE. CPL. I.B. MANN MACHINE GUN CORPS (INF.) G. RICHARDSON PILOT 29TH MARCH 1919 AGE 20 WELSH GUARDS ROYAL AIR FORCE 1ST JULY 1944 AGE 27 27TH JULY 1943 AGE 22 5004 PRIVATE H. PERRIN MAJOR 50TH TRAINING RES. BN. PILOT OFFICER S.H. MANN 19TH MAY 1917 R. RIMMER PIONEER CORPS PILOT. ROYAL AIR FORCE 7TH SEPTEMBER 1945 AGE 52 571452 SERGEANT (COLOUR) 26TH JUNE 1941 AGE 26 E. PETTS ROYAL AIR FORCE 63373 PRIVATE 17TH OCTOBER 1947 AGE 27 313129 LANCE CPL. G.C.B. MILLAR G. RITCHIE ROYAL FUSILIERS, GORDON HIGHLANDERS 25TH DECEMBER 1916 593317 GUNNER 6TH SEPTEMBER 1918 AGE 23 J.H. PINCHER T/294586 PRIVATE ROYAL ARTILLERY E.E. MILLER 6TH AUGUST 1941 AGE 23 1439430 AIRCRAFTMAN 2ND CL. ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS J.G. SAVIN 28TH NOVEMBER 1918 5371 PRIVATE ROYAL AIR FORCE J.H. POOLEY 22ND OCTOBER 1941 AGE 34 214035 1ST. PRIVATE HON. ARTILLERY COMPANY R.W. MURCH ( ? -DEFACED) 9TH DECEMBER 1915 ROYAL AIR FORCE L. SIMPKINS 8TH NOVEMBER 191 11259 PRIVATE STOKER 1ST CL. R.N. F.W. PRESTWICH C/KX135259 120864 GUNNER HON. ARTILLERY COMPANY 6TH FEBRUARY 1943 AGE 19 W.J. NEWMAN 11TH FEBRUARY 1919 AGE 27 ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY 30TH OCTOBER 1918 AGE 30 VOLUNTEER 147275 PRIVATE C. RICHARDS R.W. STACEY 534526 PRIVATE 54TH SURREY BN. ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS HARRY REGINALD NOTT THE HOME GUARD 9TH 10TH SEPTEMBER 1940 P.W.O. CIVIL SERVICE RIFLES 19TH JANUARY 1941 AGE 59 3RD NOVEMBER 1918 AGE 20 16424 SERJEANT J. STOCKHAM TWO STONES IN ONE SOUTH LANCASHIRE REGT. CAPTAIN 1284451 AIRCRAFTMEN 1ST CL. 16TH MAY 1918 AGE 23 A.C. PARKER E.N. RICHARDSON ROYAL SIGNALS ROYAL AIR FORCE 9TH JULY 1940 15TH AUGUST 1941 AGE 25
12.
WIMBLEDON CEMETERY (Contd.)
SERVICE STONES (Contd.)
46805 SERJEANT 2889865 PRIVATE 11224 LANCE CORPORAL J.H. ROBINSON G.W. WESTON F.H. COX ROYAL FLYING CORPS GORDON HIGHLANDERS EAST SURREY REGT. 23RD MARCH 1918 AGE 24 12TH DECEMBER 1942 AGE 23 5TH DECEMBER 1917 AGE 20
D/18909 LANCE CPL 1640408 L/BDR. R.J. WHITTLE 1069325 BOMBARDIER N.D. SUMMERS SCOTTISH HORSE R. PRESCOTT ROYAL ARTILLERY 18TH OCTOBER 1918 AGE 22 ROYAL ARTILLERY 6TH MAY 1941. 24TH DECEMBER 1944 AGE 40
7550591 PRIVATE CORPORAL F.G. TERZZA T. WILLIAMS 3052 PRIVATE ROYAL ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS 4TH SURREY BN. F.W. MOORE 28TH JUNE 1921 THE HOME GUARD EAST SURREY REGT. 14TH SEPTEMBER 1940 AGE 66 2ND MARCH 1915 AGE 35 1603594 LDG. AIRCRAFTMAN D.G. TURNER U/T PILOT TR/161757 PRIVATE S19180 SERGEANT ROYAL AIR FORCE C.F. CASE F.C. GRIEVSON 15TH DECEMBER 1942 AGE 19 THE QUEEN’S REGT. OBSERVER. 6TH NOVEMBER 1918 ROYAL AIRFORCE AUXILIARY AIR FORCE T/58585 CORPORAL 7TH JULY 191 J.M. VAUGHAN
ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS 26TH OCTOBER 1942 AGE 39
MEMORIAL TO BELGIAN REFUGEES
STONE SLAB inscribed:
“ Close to this spot rest in friendly English soil eight Belgian citizens who were driven from their homes by the German Invasion in 1914 and were guests of the people of Wimbledon and Merton and one child who was born in exile.”
(Names, place and date of birth and death follow)
(See “A record of the honoured men of Wimbledon and Merton who fell in the great war 1914-1918" Published by Mitchell Hughes & Clarke 1921. P.60)
13.
LONDON ROAD CEMETERY, MITCHAM
SERVICE STONES
W/241464 PRIVATE HILDA MAY ROSIER 1376656 SERGEANT AUXILIARY TERRITORIAL SERVICE S.J. HUCKLESBY 1762520 GUNNER 29TH APRIL 1946 AGE 23 WIRELESS OP/AIR GUNNER H.C. CRISP ROYAL AIR FORCE ROYAL ARTILLERY 12TH AUGUST 1942 AGE 29 24TH JULY 1941 2327457 L/SJT. L.C. HAMBLETON 3962761 PRIVATE SERGEANT ROYAL SIGNALS D.P. GIMBLETTE H.K. FORRESTER 21ST MAY 1942 AGE 24 THE WELSH REGIMENT 57TH SURREY BN. 6TH JULY 1945 4GE 27 HOME GUARD 28TH JANUARY 1942 AGE 48 1212403 AIRCRAFTMEN 2ND CL. 1801591 GUNNER K.E. YOUNGMAN C.F. EVANS ROYAL AIR FORCE ROYAL ARTILLERY 2052477 GUNNER (INDISTINCT) 17TH OCTOBER 1941 AGE 20 28TH FEBRUARY 1945 AGE 39 G.A. LAVEY ROYAL ARTILLERY M. KING 29TH DECEMBER 1943 AGE 30 4926126 PRIVATE ABLE SEAMAN R.N. C/IX 291090 H.W. KING S.S. “MATAROA” PIONEER CORPS 31ST AUGUST 1944 AGE 23 6145017 PRIVATE 4TH JANUARY 1942 AGE 35 T.W. COKER THE EAST SURREY REGIMENT D/32672 FUSILIER 13TH NOVEMBER 1940 AGE 23 7016426 RIFLEMAN W.J. MUNDAY P.L. CRANE THE ROYAL FUSILIERS LONDON IRISH RIFLES 18TH MARCH 1942 AGE 45 1270289 AIRCRAFTMAN 1ST CI. 1ST SEPTEMBER 1941 G.C.D. BARK ROYAL AIR FORCE 2149258 A.C.W. 2ND CI. 2595276 SIGNALMAN 29TH AUGUST 1941 AGE 31 P.M. BLACKWELL J.W. PARKS WOMENS AUX. AIR FORCE ROYAL SIGNALS 2ND AUGUST 1945 AGE 19 2ND SEPTEMBER 1940 AGE 20 6924434 RIFLEMAN F.D. BEDFORD THE RIFLE BRIGADE W267772 PRIVATE 842347 AIRCRAFTMEN 2ND CL. 24TH OCTOBER 1942 AGE 22 B.V. WILLIAMS A.H.S. KING AUXILIARY TERRITORIAL SERVICE ROYAL AIR FORCE 24TH FEBRUARY 1914 AGE 23 AUXILIARY AIR FORCE PILOT OFFICER 6TH OCTOBER 1939 AGE 42 R.B. CLAMP PILOT P0/X4159 MARINE ROYAL AIR FORCE F.S. HARRISON T/1063369 DRIVER 6TH NOVEMBER 1941 AGE 21 ROYAL MARINES A.E. DAVIS 12TH NOVEMBER 1942 AGE 20 ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS 19TH SEPTEMBER 1944 AGE 38
14.
LONDON ROAD CEMETERY (Contd.)
SERVICE STONES (Contd.)
1106266 L/BDR. R.V. MAY 6847623 RIFLEMAN THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF 65TH NORFOLK YEOMANRY J.J. HARRISON 57TH SURREY BN. ANTI-TANK REGT. R.A. KING’S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS HOME GUARD 2ND AUGUST 1941 (OR 1944) 16TH JUNE 1947 AGE 33 DIED ON 16TH APRIL 1941
4618036 L/CPL. VOLUNTEER J.S. KILBY AGE 18 Y.C. READ THE EAST YORKSHIRE REGT. 13019597 SERJEANT " C.A. BRANCH AGE 32 23RD FEBRUARY 1941 AGE 21 J. SANDERS " H.F. LANGBEIN ARMY CATERING CORPS AGE NOTGIVEN 2ND DECEMBER 1917 AGE 47 T/129010 PRIVATE SERGT. W.J. PEACEY AGE 36 H.H. REID ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS PLY. X.2142 CORPORAL LIEUT. C.J. LABRUM AGE 57 3RD JANUARY 1940 AGE 24 T.H. BROWN ROYAL MARINES VOLT. F.T. O’BRIEN AGE 18 9TH MARCH 1945 AGE 25 " G.S. TAVERNER AGE 32 PILOT OFFICER " F.A. NEWSTEAD A.R.W. MILNE AGE NOT GIVEN PILOT 4448905 BOMBARDIER " W. JAMES AGE 36 ROYAL AIR FORCE T. BEAUMONT " J.W.T. HENSON AGE 18 11TH OCTOBER 1944 AGE 22 ROYAL ARTILLERY (DIED 17TH APRIL 1941 ) 30TH MAY 1944 AGE 33 LIEUT. A.F. WHITE AGE 38 FLYING OFFICER (DIED 19TH APRIL 1941 ) K.L. PILE, D.F.M. 541887 LDG. AIRCRAFTMAN FLIGHT ENGINEER J.J. HOLLAND ROYAL AIR FORCE ROYAL AIR FORCE PHYLLIS MAY STAFFORD 11TH MARCH 1945 AGE 22 10TH JULY 1943 AGE 29 25TH OCTOBER 1977 AGE 70
1355056 FLIGHT SERGEANT 6919735 L/CPL. A.A. WALTER THE FOLLOWING FIREMEN OF R.J. SEALY ROYAL AIR FORCE THE AUXILIARY FIRE SERVICE THE RIFLE BRIGADE 27TH NOVEMBER 1945 AGE 42 DIED ON 10TH MAY 1941 20TH OCTOBER 1915 AGE 25 1163911 AIRCRAFTMAN 1ST. CL. E.G. PEPPER AGE 32 T.F. HANRAHAN E.F. ROBINSON AGE 35 14058002 PTE. ROYAL AIR FORCE C.A. ELLIMAN AGE 32 H. AYRES 8TH NOVEMBER 1944 AGE 30 THE EAST SURREY REGT. 3RD NOVEMBER 1915 AGE 21
15.
LONDON ROAD CEMETERY (Contd.)
SERVICE STONES (Addenda)
1724958 AIRCRAFTMAN 1ST CL. S.H. BARTRUM ROYAL AIR FORCE 2ND JUNE 1944 AGE 36
2052432 GUNNER G.A. LAVEY ROYAL ARTILLERY 29TH DECEMBER 1943 AGE 30
14604147 PRIVATE F.E. WELCH QUEEN’S ROYAL REGIMENT 14TH SEPTEMBER 1943 AGE 27
658802 L. CPL. T.L. SENIOR ROYAL ENGINEERS 24TH APRIL 1943
817703 BOMBARDIER W.R. PAYNE ROYAL ARTILLERY 30TH JULY 1942 AGE 30
VOLUNTEER W.E. FIELD 52ND COUNTY OF LONDON BN. HOME GUARD 8TH JANUARY 1943 AGE 41
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STREATHAM PARK CEMETERY, Rowan Road
WAR MEMORIAL Curved stone wall with Inscriptions in panels.
CENTRAL PANEL: “ On this wall are recorded the names of those Sailors and Soldiers of the Great War buried in this Cemetery of whom 64 have no separate headstones ”
LEFT PILLAR: 1914 - 1918
1939 – 1945 These members of His Majesty’s Forces died in the service of their Country ” RIGHT PILLAR: The Same
LEFT PANELS: The following names headed “Burials” ( 1939-1945 War)
SGT. G. ARCHER R.A.F. LIEUT. B.M. BROOKE, 21.11.44 AGE 26 (14B40461) 11TH HUSSARS, R.A.C. 4.3.44 AGE 22 (27.44790) PTE. J.S. BARRETT, PIONEER CORPS 9.10.44 AGE 33 (24.45208 ) ABLE SEAMAN M.D. BURKE, R.N. 19.1.45 (7E42256) GUNNER W.H. BARTON, R.A. 10.3.45 AGE 38 (24.45242) GDSMN. T. BYRNE, IRISH GUARDS 10.3.44 AGE 28 (7E42338)
PTE. G.W. BECKHAM, MIDDLESEX RGT. PTE. J.G. CAPPER, 15.3.41 AGE 26 (14B.40484) OXF. & BUCKS LIGHT INFANTRY 1.11.45 AGE 42 (24.45302)
TROOPER C.W. BEWLEY, 3RD RECCE. RGT. (N.F.) R.A.C. PTE. F.J. CHALK, 29.7.44 AGE 31 (24.43838) YORKS & LANCS, REGT. 7.10.42 AGE 23 (14B40642)
SGT. G. BODDY, R.A.F. 25.9.42 (14B406897) AIRCRAFTMAN 1ST CI. F.P. CHANTRY R.A.F. 1.2. 42 (25.39477) PTE. W.H. BRENT, PIONEER CORPS 1.3.45 AGE 21 (24.45239) CPL. A.B. COLLINS, SHERWOOD FORESTERS 9.3.47 AGE 36 (23.46306) CRDY. CODER G.P. BRIDGE, R.N. 24.11.40 (14B40370) CPL. L.F. COLLINS, GDSMN. C.A. BRISTOW, WELSH GUARDS QUEEN’S ROYAL REGT. 30.6.44 AGE 28 (24.44717) 6.2.45 AGE 33 (24.45232)
Cont/
PTE. J. COWELL, NON.COMBATANT CORPS PTE. A. GRIGGS, BUFFS 16.11.45 (24.45254) 19.5.45 AGE 25 (23.44759)
AIRCRAFTMAN 1ST CI. R.H. CULLERN R.A.F. GUARDSMAN S. GRUBB, SCOTS GUARDS 23.7.43 AGE 30 (27.A 43231) 26.7.41 (HB10551)
PTE. MARY A.F. HARVEY, A.T.S. AIRCRAFTMAN 1ST CI. J.G. CUMMINGS, 26.12.43 (24.45185) R.A.F 12.2.47 AGE 30 (7A21864) CPL. G.A. HAYWARD, ROYAL SIGNALS 2.11.44 AGE 32 (7E42364) CPL. J.R. CURNOW, 1ST FIFE & FORFAR YEO. R.A.C. 29.9.41 (6C41965) PTE. W. HEARN, QUEEN’S ROYAL RGT. 21.2.44 AGE 25 (24.33700) STOKER 1ST CI. J.F. DUGGAN, R.N. 23.7.40 (27A43141) ORDINARY SEAMAN S.C. HEATH, R.N. 18.6.43 AGE 18 (24.33787) PTE. H.DYER, R.A.S.C. 22.7.40 AGE 45 (27.A43141) GUNNER T.B. HOLMAN, R.A. 28.3.41 (14C40072) L.CPL. G.W. EVANS, R.M.E. 3.4.42 AGE 27 (25.39484) PTE. F.C. HOOD, R.A.S.C. 16/17.7.44 AGE 25 (24.45198) PTE. E.L. FINCH, ROYAL BERKS RGT. 30.9.43 AGE 18 (24.33810) CPL. J. HOWARD, R.A.S.C. 18.4.45 AGE 23 (23.14756) DRIVER H.T. FOSTER, R.A.S.C. 27.10.42 AGE 42 (7E42589) CPL. F.T. HYETT, ROYAL SIGNALS 4.1.43 (27A44175) PTE. J. FRANKLING, R.A.O.C. 17.1.47 (23.46437) PTE. E. JAMES, R.A.S.C. 12.11.40 AGE 22 (15A41011) PTE. L.M. GAIGER, MANCHESTER RGT. 21.5.45 AGE 36 (6C41706) PTE. R.J. JEANPIERRE, DEVONSHIRE RGT. (AIRBORNE) GUNNER W. GARRATT, R.A. 21.6.44 AGE 27 (24.33802) 1.7.44 AGE 21 (24.44716)
GUNNER G.W. JEBSON, R.A. AIR FITTER (E) C.W. GATER, R.N. 28.2.44 AGE 32 (24.33700) 11.8.44 AGE 21 (24.45202)
PTE. C.T. JOHNSON, QUEEN’S ROYAL RGT. MARINE F.F. GATES, R.M. 12.9.43 (24.33813) 21.1.47 AGE 46 (23.43609) CPL. J.J. KELLY, R.A.O.C. 1.5.41 AGE 24 (7F42638) PTE. A.H. GRIDLEY, R.A.O.C. 30.6.41 AGE 21 (14C40064) 17 STREATHAM PARK CEMETERY (Contd.)
WAR MEMORIAL (Cont.)
RIFLEMAN V.S. PAWLEY, QUEEN’S WESTMINSTERS TROOPER. R.A. SMITH, 7.8.40 (15.41004) ROYAL TANK RGT., R.A.C. 8.4.41 AGE 29 (14C39959) ASST. STEWARD A.B. PAXTON, HIGHLAND BRIGADE 12.5.47 AGE 37 (23.46355) ABLE SEAMAN A.H. STACEY 26.3.45 (24.45251)
GUNNER S.E. PRINCE, R.A. PTE. F. STORY, PIONEER CORPS 17.5.41 AGE 22 (14C40066) 1.6.44 (24.44713)
DRIVER S.J. SUTCH,R.A.S.C. GUNNER S.A. RAMSELL, R.A. 22.4.42 (14B40563) 29.3-41 (14C40770) AIRCRAFTMAN 2ND CI. F.TAGNEY PTE. T.H.G. REID, R.A.O.C. R.A.F. 6.7-44 AGE 53 (24.44719) 9.9.41 AGE 33 (27A43314)
ORDY. SEAMAN S.J.RICHARDSON,R.N. SGT. (A.G.) A.C. THORNHILL,R.A.F 8.3.41 AGE 29 (14E39966) 23.10.44 AGE 19 (24.45211)
PTE. P.J. ROGERS, CHEF R.H. WHEELER, QUEEN’S ROYAL RGT., S.S. “ORMONDE” 27.9.47 AGE 24 (22A45698) 28.5.45 AGE 48 (23.44762)
GUNNER H.V. WHITE, R.A. ASST. COOK H. ROMACHY, 9.7.47 AGE 45 (23.46493) NAVAL AUXILIARY PERSONNEL 21.7.43 (24.33785) A.C.W. 1ST CI. LAVINIA B.E. WILTON, W.A.A.F. L.CPL. S.T. SHIPGOOD,R.A.S.C. 16.5.43 (24.44720) 3.5.46 (24.33944)
TELEGRAPHIST F.H.J.SHIRLEY, PTE. R.E. WISE, 5TH BN. RECCE RN(W)R. CORPS 19.7.44 AGE 30 (24.45199) 24.12,41 (14B40465)
AIRCRAFTMAN 2ND CI.R.WOOD,R.A.F. PTE. D.P. SHORT, MIDDLESEX RGT. 2.10.41 AGE 31 (14B40459) 10.5.41 (27A43366)
SICK BERTH P.O. W.E. SIMPSON,R.N GUNNER S. WOOLLETT, R.A. 30.6.40 AGE 32 (6C4196) 19.6.40 (15A40999) ABLE SEAMAN A.J.SISSONS, R.N. 8.3.46 AGE 22 (23.46283) GUNNER N. BAYLISS, R.A. 1.9.46 (23.46541)
SGT. (AIR GNR.) G.A. SLADE,R.A.F GUARDSMAN T.G. SHEPHERD, 30.12.42 AGE 20 (27A43350) SCOTS GUARDS Cont/d 19.10.40 (7D15954) PANELS ON RIGHT SGT. (NAVIGATOR) A. BROWN, R.A.F. CREMATIONS 1.6.44
VOLUNTEER R.E. ALLISTONE, CAPTAIN D.G. BROWN, R.A.S.C. 51ST. SURREY BN. HOME GUARD 18.8.47 17.10.40 SGT. (NAV.) E.W.C. BRYANT, R.A.F. LIEUT. E.R. ARCHER, 11.8.45 QUEEN’S OWN ROYAL WEST KENT RGT. 8.10.47 SGT. (PILOT) F.H.S. BUSH, R.A.F. 7.7.42 CPL. W.S.J. ARNOLD, ROYAL SIGNALS 11.1.40 PTE. L.G. CARTER, HIGHLAND LIGHT INF. 12.3.46 SQUN. LDR. J. ARNSBY, D.F.C. 23.1.45 R.A.F. PILOT OFFICER R.J. CARTER, R.A.F. 3.5.40 TROOPER H.W. BARNES, R.A.C. 25.11.43 LIEUT. E.M.G. CARTLEDGE R.A.P.C. 6.6.45 PTE. W.C.M. BARRIER, BUFFS 19.11.42 FLYING OFFICER D.R.J. CHANDLER,R.A.F. 30.4.47 COLONEL V.C. BAWDEN, D.S.O., T.D. COMMANDS AND STAFF FLYING OFFR. (NAV.) R.E. CARTER,R.A.F. 16.2.45 8.11.46
LDG. AIRMAN J.C. BENSTED, R.N. PTE. L.H. CH TTY, A.C.C. 18.11.43 10.9.46
ASST. STEWARD F.J. BONNIN, C.P.O. AIRMAN H.J. CLARK, R.N. NAVAL AUXILIARY PERSONNEL 30.8.46 13.12.46 PILOT OFFR. (PILOT) E.J. COLEMAN, R.A.F. SIGNALMAN K. BOWYER, ROYAL SIGNALS 17.2.41 10.8.46 SAPPER R.A. COLLIER, R.E. CHIEF P.O. W.C. BOYCE, R.N. 12.9.47 23.3.44 PTE. R. COLLINS, CPL. C.R. McL. BRENDON, R.A.S.C. 56TH RGT. RECCE CORPS 5.3.40 4.3.43 W.O.II (C.S.M.) C.F. BRETT ROYAL IRISH FUSILIERS 10.12.43 SIGNALMAN W.A. CORDELL 8.9.45 ROYAL SIGNALS (AIRBORNE) CAPTAIN K.W.J. BRISTOW, 9TH COUNTY OF LONDON BN.,HOME GUARD SGT:(PILOT) G.H.F. COUCH, R.A.F.2.9.42 19.2.46 M. CROWLEY, C. M. P. 9.2.40
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STREATHAM PARK CEMETERY (Contd.)
WAR MEMORIAL (Contd.)
CREMATIONS (Contd.)
PTE. D.P.J. CUFFE, DRIVER L.A. EMUS, R.A.S.C. EAST SURREY REGT. 31.5.45 5.5.41 PTE. A.O. ERNST, L.CPL. C.F. CUDBY, ROYAL SIGNALS PARACHUTE REGT. (A.A.C.) 22.4.45 22.7.47
VOLUNTEER A,J. CURTIS CRAFTSMAN K.A. FIDDES, R.E.M.E. 36TH COUNTY OF LONDON BN. H.G. 8.10.44 23.9.40 PTE. C.W. FOSTER, R.A.O.C. PILOT OFFR. (PILOT) J.M.E. DANIELS 3.9.47 R.A.F. 16.8.41 SGT. B.J. FRANCIS, R.A.F. 11.10.44 TROOPER H.L. DAVIES 12TH ROYAL LANCERS, R.A.C. 2ND. LIEUT. N.J. FRASER, 21.12.41 HEREFORDSHIRE REGT. 18.11.41 LIEUT. G.H. DAVIES, 56TH COUNTY OF LONDON BN. H.G. AIRCRAFTSMAN 2ND CL. P.H. FRICKER 8.2.42 R.A.F. 24.2.44 DRIVER L. DAY, ROYAL SIGNALS 28.1.44 LDG. AIRCRAFTMAN E.S.B. GENT, R.A.F. SGT. (AIR BOMBER) R.S. DEASON, 18.6.44 R.A.F. 9.8.45 SGT. S.T. GOULDING, R.A.O.C. 19.1.47 MAJOR C. DICK, R.A.O.C. 12.7.44 MASTER M.D. GRAY, O.B.E. S.S. “ROYAL FUSILIER” AIRCRAFTMAN 2ND CI. G.H. DINES 24.10.46 R.A.F. 4.3.47 ABLE SEAMAN R.H. HARRIS, CAPTAIN W.F.R. DOUGLAS, M.B.E., M.V. “ROBRIX GENERAL LIST 3.2.46 7.9.39 CRAFTSMAN C.E. HINTON, R.E.M.E. PURSER J.L. DUNK 15.10.47 H.M.S. “ANDES” 3.6.42 AIRCRAFTSMAN 2ND CI. L.HOLLIS, R.A.F. W.O.II (C.S.M.) R.A. EDGAR, R.E. 9.1.40 24.11.46 Cont/d CAPTAIN A.G. HUGHES, R.E. PILOT OFFR. (PILOT) E. LUNOE,R.A.F. 14.5.43 10.2.41
CPL. H.E. HUTCHINGS, PTE. D.S. McKENZIE, QUEEN’S ROYAL REGT. GENERAL SERVICE CORPS 26.12.43 10.10.44
PTE. H.L. HUTTENBACH, R.A.S.C. AIRCRAFTSMAN 2ND CI. J. McWILLIAM 24.2.42 R.A.F. 8.7.44 ABLE SEAMAN P.O. JENSEN, S.S. “GRENAA” SGT. (PILOT) D.R. MACKAY, R.A.F. 29.3.41 30.9.43
ABLE SEAMAN N.F. JONES, R.N. RIFLEMAN A.W. MASTERS, RIFLE BDE. 19.12.46 14.4.43
LDG. AIRCRAFTSMAN E.E.KELLY,R.A.F. COLONEL W. MATHIESON, O.B.E. 9.5.44 R.A.M.C. 12.11.45 FLT. LIEUT (NAV.) D.S. LAKE, D.F.M. R.A.F. PTE. H.J. MAUGHAM, LOYAL REGT. 17.2.45 14.6.47
VOLUNTEER C.F. LANGDALE PTE. F.G. MAYLAND, BUCKS BN. 53RD SURREY BN. HOME GUARD OXF. & BUCKS L.I. 4.10.40 10.9.40
CPL. K.F. LATCHEN,R.A.F. COLONEL R.J. MERRELL, R.E.M.E. 15.9.47 21.10.44
2ND. ENG. OFFICER W.S. LAW CPL. J.F. MINSON, R.A.F., A.A.F. S.S. “LAHORE” 25.7.43 29.4.45 FLYING OFFR. (PILOT) H. MITCHELL, SGT. (PILOT) S.D. LEE, R.A.F. R.A.F. 28.9.41 17.11.43
PTE. L. LINFORD, THE BUFFS, CAPTAIN E. MORRIS, R.A.O.C. 19.7.45 31.5.44
FLT. SGT. P.E. MORRIS, R.A.F. 12.5.47
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STREATHAM PARK CEMETERY (Contd.)
WAR MEMORIAL (Contd.)
CREMATIONS (Contd.)
FLYING OFFR. (PILOT) COMM-WRITER OFFR. R.J. SNOW, R.N. F.G.D. O’CALLAGHAN, R.A.F. 7.4.46 25.6.44 PTE. C.J. SPEARING, R.A.S.C. COMMANDER 25.12.45 C.R.L. OUTHWAITE, D.S.C. R.N.V.R. 2ND LIEUT. H.C.R.SPILLAN, 2.10.45 179 A.A.Z. BTY. HOME GUARD 1.6.43 AIRCRAFTMAN 2ND CL. A. PAVITT, R.A.F. FLG. OFFR. (PILOT) G.STARK-TOLLER 31.3.44 R.A.F. 20.4.44 SGT. J. PIGGOTT, R.A.F. 7.2.43 GUNNER E.E. STEPHENS, R.A. 30.6.44 SAPPER S.J. RUTTER, R.E. 7.5.42 LDG. AIRCFTMN. V.B. SYMONS, R.A.F. 1.6.45 LIEUT, A.T.J. PINE QUEEN’S OWN ROYAL W. KENT RGT. LIEUT. C. TAYLOR, ROY. SIGNALS 14.3.44 7.8.42
ABLE SEAMAN A.F.R. ROOKS,R.N. GUNNER J.W. TAYLOR, R.A. 23.11.43 11.7.46
SGT. (FLT. ENG.) D.J. ROSE, R.A.F. AIRCFTMN. 2ND CL. F.G.H.WILSON, 16.8.43 R.A.F. 2.9.44 RIFLEMAN N. ROWDEN, K.R.R.C. 3.11.46 PTE. E.C. TEELING, E. SURREY RGT. 3.11.46 LIEUT. R.F. RUGG, QUEEN’S ROYAL REGT. 2ND LIEUT. R.C. THRELFALL, R.A.C. 21.5.44 12.10.40
LIEUT. E. SAVAGE, R.N. 12.1046 CHIEF STOKER G.W. TILLEARD,R.N. 25.8.45 L/SGT. J.J. SCARGILL-BIRD, R.A. 16.7.41 LDG. A.C.W. ALICE MARY TOWN W.A.A.F. CPL. A.G.E. SICE, R.A.S.C. 3.9.42 14.7.40 SGT. (PILOT) W.E. TRUMPER, R.A.F. PTE. E. SMITH, R.E.M.E. 7.11.42 25.10.47
Cont/d MAJOR P.H. TURNER, M.C., T.D., ROYAL ARTILLERY, WR/323657 SAPPER J.W. ATKINS 9.10.41 R.E. 4.7.20 AGE 30 MAJOR H.R.F. TYRER, R.A. 16.8.47 M/416898 PTE. W.G. BAGUST LT. CMDR. J.F. WADDELL, R.N.V.R. R.A.S.C. 30.8.47 28.11.18
W.O.II (S.Q.M.S.) J.A. WARE, R.A.S.C. L/4692 DRIVER S.H. BAGWELL 21.1.46 R.F.A. 19.10.19 AGE 36 CPL. (OBSERVER) H.C.H.WEBBER,R.A.F. 13.11.40 4075 SGT. J. BLUNT ROYAL DEFENCE CORPS L/CPL. J.H.A. WHEELER, 1.11.18 AGE 68 ROYAL SIGNALS (AIRBORNE) 15.2.46
SGT. (PILOT) P.H. WILLCOCKS, R.A.F. 124931 GUNNER A.P. BOSTOCK 28.11.40 R.F.A. 22.2.20 AGE 32 LIEUT. N.R. WILSON, R.A. 25.10.46 1196 RIFLEMAN J.R. BOWACK QUEEN VICTORIA RIFLES LIEUT. H.A. WOOD, R.A.P.C. 3.7.16 11.2.42 M2/187487 PTE. H.J. BREWER SUB. LIEUT. L.R.WOODS, R.N.V.R. R.A.S.C. 16.8.46 26.10.18 AGE 32
GUNNER G.H. SAVAGE, R.A. 31673 C.S.M. T.W. CAPEL 9.3.46 MIDDLESEX REGT. 27.10.16 GUNNER H.E. UREN, R.A. 29.6.46 LZ/2538 ORD. SEAMAN C.G.CARTWRIGHT R.N. DIVISION 13.8.15
63680 PTE. W.G. CAWLEY DEVONSHIRE REGT. 9.11.18 AGE 19 BURIALS 1914-1918 WAR 70630 PTE. R.E. CHAPPELL 37198 CPL. G.A. ADAMS, M.M. R.A.M.C. NORFOLK REGT. 19.7.16 AGE 22 28.3.20 AGE 21
20. STREATHAM PARK CEMETERY (Contd.)
WAR MEMORIAL (Contd.)
BURIALS (1914-1918) (Contd.)
A/201138 RIFLEMAN H. CHENNELS 1309 PTE. F.H. EVENDEN K.R.R.C. 7TH BN. LOYAL REGT. 12.5.19 AGE 26 3.5.20 LIEUT. W.R. FAIRBAIRN M/345810 PTE. G.F. CHORLEY EAST SURREY REGT. R.A.S.C. 12.1.17 AGE 56 2.4.19 AGE 30 951 PTE. H.R. FARQUHARSON STK/361 SGT. B.J. CLANCY 3RD COUNTY OF LONDON YEOMANRY ROYAL FUSILIERS 8.6.15 12.10.18 AGE 28 8272 COLOUR SGT. C.B. FARRELL 21356 GUARDSMAN G. CORK SOUTH LANCASHIRE REGT. GRENADIER GUARDS 15.4.16 AGE 26 12.3.15 203814 PTE. T.S. FIDO WR/501955 SAPPER L. CRAWLEY MIDDLESEX REGT. ROYAL ENGINEERS 2.3.18 AGE 22 9.12.18 AGE 27 127346 PTE. A.E. FIELD 35277 GUNNER R. CUNNINGHAM R.A.M.C. R.G.A. 5.8.20 20.2.19 AGE 2 WR/353916 SAPPER E.J. DE NEGRI 41935 PTE. E.G. FINDON ROYAL ENGINEERS R.A.M.C. 5.11.17 24.10.14 AGE 37
33321 2ND. AIR MECH. T. DIGNAM 19037 MEMBER L. ALLEN R.F.C. W.R.A.F. 22.11.16 28.2.19
23238 PTE. D. DONOVAN T/458638 (? ) PTE. G. FLEMING ARMY PAY CORPS R.A.S.C. 4.11.18 AGE 35 1.11.20 AGE 34
118081 PIONEER T. DRISCOLL (?) PTE. A.W. FREESTONE ROYAL ENGINEERS R.A.S.C. 28.12.17 AGE 44 6.12.18 AGE 39
293759 PTE. S.A. DUFFIN 38506 GUNNER W.J. FRENCH, R.F.A. MIDDLESEX REGT. 20.10.20 13.11.18 AGE 20 M1/09216 PTE. M.C. FRIEND, R.A.S.C. 203467 PTE. G.D. EDWARDS 4.12.16 AGE 37 OXF. & BUCKS LIGHT INF. 1.7.21 AGE 36
Cont/d 12882 SGT. E.W. FROST, 61684 PTE. H.T. HOLLEY, R.A.M.C. GRENADIER GUARDS 20.12.16 8.3.21 AGE 30 35000 PTE. H.C. HOLMES, ROYAL WELCH FUSILIERS 39697 PTE. J. GILLMAN, 15.6.19 ROYAL FUSILIERS 28.2.21 G/26700 PTE. G.P. HOLT, MIDDLESEX REGT. 61413 3RD AIR MECH. A.R. GLEDE, 12.11.18 AGE 28 R.F.C. 1.11.17 M/271740 PTE S.C. HOUSEGO, R.A.S.C. 9.3.21 AGE 45 6635 PTE. A. GRIFFITHS, ESSEX REGT. 8.5.16 6781 PTE. F.W. HUDSON NOTTS & DERBY REGT. 453213 RIFLEMAN W.R. GRUNDY 29.1.21 AGE 44 11TH BN. LOND. REGT. 22.2.21 AGE 34 V/7 SAPPER S. HAYSHAM S.A. ENGINEERS, 541763 SAPPER F.E. HANCOCK, R.E. 25.10.19 AGE 54 2.3.19 AGE 22 3223 SGT. A.B. HURST 10036 PTE. R.C. BARTON, ROYAL DEFENCE CORPS 12.8.16 26.2.17 AGE 54
293 SGT. H. HARRINGTON, G/6667 PTE. W. JACKSON, ROYAL DEFENCE CORPS, ROYAL WEST KENT REGT. 8.2.19 AGE 32 24.4.18
MS/2507 CPL. R.N. HARVEY, R.A.S.C. A. JAMES, 8.9.15 AGE 24 ARMOURER’S CREW R.N. M/12815 23.3.19 AGE 25 15498 PTE. R. HAWES, BEDFORD REGT. 20.11.20 AGE 24 WR/502414 SAPPER H. KNIGHT, R.E. 12.7.19 AGE 37 G/6565 PTE. H. HEMPSTEAD, MIDDLESEX REGT. P/1824 SGT. R.R. LAWRENCE, 12.9.16 MILITARY POLICE CORPS 20.7.19 AGE 29 327793 PIONEER H. HINES , R.E. 22.2.21 AGE 43 RX4/277172 PTE. A.E.LEWIS, R.A.S.C. 2.12.16 AGE 23
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STREATHAM PARK CEMETERY (Contd.)
WAR MEMORIAL (Contd.)
BURIALS (1914-1918) (Contd.)
F/402 C.Q.M.S. W.F. LLOYD 84618 PTE. A. REEVES, MIDDLESEX REGT. MACHINE GUN CORPS (INF.) 4.2.17 AGE 29 12.11.18
42681 PTE. J. McHUGH LIEUT. G.W. RENTON 99TH TRAINING RES. BN. 20TH BN. LONDON REGT. 18.7.18 19.7.17 527142 PTE. P.W. ROLLIN. R.A.M.C. 15264 PTE. O. MILLS, 10.3.19 AGE 39 ROYAL WELCH FUSTLIERS 2.11.18 S. ROSS ABLE SEAMAN R.N. 127012 H.M.S. PRESIDENT CH/10393 PTE. L.C. MOAT 13.7.15 R.M .L.I. 24.7.15 683013 PTE. C.V. ROWEN 22ND BN. LONDON REGT. 2774 CPL. W.H. NICHOLSON, D.C.M. 21.12.20 AGE 29 RIFLE BRIGADE 6.7.21 AGE 34 LT. COLONEL J. ROWLEY, R.F.A. 20.12.16 9797 PTE. T.H. PANKHURST WORCESTERSHIRE REGT. 278997 CPL. J.J. SADLER, R.G.A. 9.3.21 23.12.20 AGE 49
L. PARKER, SERVED AS 2280 PTE. G. SIMS 27299 PTE. W.H. SALTER 8TH BN. AUSTRALIAN INF. ROYAL WELCH FUSILIERS 22.10.15 1.11.18 AGE 20 14715 PTE. J.W. PRATT BEDFORDSHIRE REGT. T4/2407O2 CPL. H.A. SAMUEL 22.7.17 AGE 24 R.A.S.C. 3.3.19 249113 2ND PTE. W.J. PRATT, R.A.F. 242431 PTE. A.H. SCOTT 18.8.18 AGE 18 THE QUEEN’S 29-11.20 AGE 28 L/22060 DRIVER H.J. PYLE R.F.A. 159785 GUNNER J.A.C. SCOTT, R.G.A. 5.11.16 AGE 28 4.11.18 AGE 32
G/93979 PTE. A.T. RAUCH, 2ND LIEUT. J.A. SEYRES, R.A,F. MIDDLESEX REGT. 6.5.21 6.7.18 322706 SGT. W. BROWN, 917350 FIREMAN W. REED MMR LABOUR CORPS H.M.S. PRESIDENT VI 6.4.18 AGE 46 9.3.20
2588 PTE. W. SHIRVELL, ARMY CYCLIST CORPS 721081 PTE C.H. WALLIS 15.4.17 24TH BN. LONDON REGT. 20.7.18 AGE 32 2119 RIFLEMAN H.F. SIMPSON F.J. WALSH, FIRST SURREY RIFLES STOKER 1ST CI. R.N. K7664 15.8.14 AGE 33 (? ) 3.11.20
4151 TROOPER R.F. SMITH 10507 RIFLEMAN A.J. WARD, GUARDS MACHINE GUN REGT. K.R.R.C. 2.11.18 7.11.18 AGE 27
F.W. SPRINGHALL LDG. SEAMAN 436 PTE. G. WEBSTER R.N. 202627 ROYAL DEFENCE CORPS 15.3.17 6.2.17 AGE 51
910586 DRIVER E. STOCKS, R.F.A. DEAL/10383(S) PTE. J.J. WELCH 19.8.18 ROYAL MARINES 4.3.21 AGE 52 2ND LIEUT H.D. STREET ROYAL SUSSEX REGT. L/ 9688 CPL. E. WELSH 26.3.18 MIDDLESEX REGT. 10.10.19 S/407269 PTE. J.A. SYLVA R.A.S.C. 28.8.20 AGE 54 301 STAFF SGT. MAJOR W.J.WHITE MILITARY POLICE CORPS 1351 PTE. A. TAYLOR 25.10.14 2ND BN. LONDON REGT. R.F. 16.11.20 SE/21419 PTE. A.A. WHITEHAIR ROYAL ARMY VET CORPS 33486 PTE. J. TURNER 19.10.18 ROYAL BERKSHIRE REGT. 23.7.18 AGE 29 68779 SGT. E. WILLIAAMS, R.F.A. 16.12.18 P. VICTOR STOKER R.N.R. 8691/S S4/070319 PTE. I. WYATT, R.A.S.C. H.M.S. “VICTORY” 1.1.17 AGE 38 5.11.16
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STREATHAM PARK CEMETERY (Contd.)
WAR MEMORIAL (Contd.)
ADDITIONS at foot of Memorial
2/12533 RIFLEMAN A. CATCHPOLE K.R.R.C. 10.4.18
126379 2ND. A.M., E. GREENWOOD R. A.F. 14.12.18
95183 GUNNER D. EATON R.F.A. 20.10.18
16878 PTE. A. GREENWOOD ESSEX REGIMENT 17.10.18
G/9227 PTE. S.E. KING ROYAL WEST KENT REGIMENT 30.10.16
PMA/11565 GUNNER (?) MANSELL ROYAL MARINE ARTILLERY 10.1.17
22 GUARDSMAN D. MORRISON IRISH GUARDS 3.9.19
33186 PTE. H. WHITE R.A.M.C. 16.10.16
50148 RIFLEMAN R.V. SHEPHERD ROYAL IRISH RIFLES 1918.
(NOTE: Owing to weathering the above additional inscriptions are difficult to decipher )
ADDENDA; BURIALS (1939-1945 WAR)
SIGNALMAN A.J. HOLMES, ROYAL SIGNALS. 30.9.40 CORPORAL W. HOUSE, R.A.S.C. 14.3.41 PTE. P.F. LODGE, QUEEN’S ROYAL REGIMENT. 28.12.39 LEGIONNAIRE A. LE FLOCH, FRENCH ARMY. 8.12.40 ABLE SEAMAN T.J. SMITH, R.N. 16.12.46 SAPPER W.A. WAUGH, R.E. 18.2.46
23. STREATHAM PARK CEMETERY (Contd.)
SERVICE STONES
MAJOR H.W. ALDEN, M.C. 241236 CORPORAL 1681985 FLIGHT SGT., 3RD EAST ANGLIAN REGT. W.W. BOSLEY, R.A.F. R.E.G. CHASE, R.A.F. (16TH/44TH FOOT) 2 SEPTEMBER 1945 AGE 57 PILOT 25 NOVEMBER 1960 AGE 39 8 JUNE 1945 AGE 22 6898096 PTE. 947067 GUNNER G.W. BOULTWOOD A/2001138 RIFLEMAN N.J. ALLEN, R.A. A.C.C. H. CHENNELLS, K.R.R.C. 18 MARCH 1942 AGE 22 26 OCTOBER 1945 AGE 30 12 MAY 1919 AGE 26
156013 FLYING OFFICER 27270451 L/SGT. VOLUNTEER A.R. AYTON, R.A.F. J.J. BRADY, IRISH GUARDS R.E.J. CHIFFINCE NAV./WIRELESS OP. 4 DECEMBER 1946 AGE 39 31ST COUNTY OF LON. BN. H.G 21 DECEMBER 1944 AGE 27 8 SEPTEMBER 1940 AGE 20 2037865 GUNNER 2555538 W.O.III (SEC.S.M.) R.G. BANTICK, R.A. E.H. BRESMAN, ROY. SIGNALS 2ND LIEUT. 13 NOVEMBER 1940 AGE 21 9 OCTOBER 1940 AGE 46 J.C. CHRISTIE, R.A.S.C. 16 OCTOBER 1940 AGE 22 1166841 SERGEANT 1633002 AIRCRAFTMAN 1ST CI. K.O. BATT, R.A.F. W.J. BROWN, R.A.F. 2595739 SIGNALMAN PILOT 10 NOVEMBER 1943 AGE 36 J.R. CLARKE, ROY. SIGNALS 18 JUNE 1941 8 SEPTEMBER 1940 AGE 28 C.W.BYGRAVE 6711628 C.Q.M.S. STEWARD R.N. D LX32106 6352611 PTE. C. BELLCHAMBERS H.M.S. “DRAKE” R.E. CLARKE, QUEEN’S OWN LONDON IRISH RIFLES 5 JANUARY 1945 AGE 41 ROYAL WEST KENT REGT. 5 JANUARY 1943 AGE 29 26 OCTOBER 1946 AGE 26 1384084 AIRCRAFTMAN 2ND CI. EX/5328 SERGEANT D.W. CADMAN, R.A.F. L.T. CLEMENT, R.J.V. BEARD, R.M. 16 MAY 1944 AGE 18 ABLE SEAMAN R.N. C/J100484 ROYAL MARINE COMMANDO H.M.S. “PEMBROKE” 30 OCTOBER 46 AGE 28 D/12360 C.Q.M.S. 26 AUGUST 1943 S. CARTWRIGHT 1600287 AIRCRAFTMAN 2ND CI. QUEEN’S ROYAL REGT. 612622 AIRCRAFTMAN 1ST CI. R.W. BETTS, R.A.F. 7 NOVEMBER 1940 A.J. CLEMSON, R.A.F. 1 AUGUST 1943 AGE 20 23 JANUARY 1944 AGE 25 2/19533 RIFLEMAN 14507928 PTE. A. CATCHPOLE, K.R.R.C. 1268257 SGT. E.P.P. BIAMONTI 10 AUGUST 1918 AGE 45 C.H. COAKLEY, D.F.M., R.A.F R.A.P.C. WIRELESS OP/ AIR GUNNER” 15 AUGUST 1944 AGE 35 T/5122934 DRIVER, 11 NOVEMBER 1942 AGE 22 1985651 SAPPER G.J.A. CHALCROFT, R.A.S.C. W.G. BOLLEN, R.E. 21 NOVEMBER 1943 129006 SGT. 7 APRIL 1944 AGE 40 C.A. COLLINS, W.A.A.F. 22 MARCH 1944 AGE 40
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STREATHAM PARK CEMETERY (Contd.)
SERVICE STONES (Contd.)
788016 TROOPER J.W. CROOK, STOKER P.O., R.N. 618706 WARRANT OFFICER M.F. COLLINS, R.T.R., R.A.C. C/KX88801 H.M.S. “READY” H. EDWARD, AIR GNR. R.A.F. 23 NOVEMBER 1947 AGE 41 27 APRIL 1946 AGE 32 27 JUNE 1946 AGE 26
6352220 TROOPER 1391106 SGT. S/5771550 W.O.I (S.S.M.) E.A.W. COOK, R.A.C. C.A. CUANY, BOMB AIMER R.A.F. P.L.P.ELDRIDGE , R.A.S.C. 12 AUGUST 1942 AGE 31 9 DECEMBER 1944 AGE 24 28 SEPTEMBER 1957 AGE 41
1603849 GUNNER 1375732 SGT. F.C. CORBETT, AIR MECH. (E) 1ST J.E. DALTON, R.A. R.D. EMERY, PILOT R.A.F. CI. 10 MAY 1941 AGE 25 30 AUGUST 1941 AGE 19 R.N. L/EX703292 7076498 SGT. H.M.S. “DIPPER” FIT. LIEUT. R.E. DAVIES, S.A. EVANS, R.A. 31 DECEMBER 1945 AGE 47 BOMB AIMER, R.A.F. 27 NOVEMBER 1941 1 SEPTEMBER 1943 AGE 31 627450 LDG. AIRCRAFTMAN 1375030 SGT. G.W.V. CORNEY, R.A.F. L/CPL. J.J. DAWSON, A.I.W. FAIRBAIRN, 15 SEPTEMBER 1940 58TH COUNTY OF LON. BN. H.G. WIRELESS OP./AIR GNR. R.A.F. 7 JULY 1941 AGE 55 24 OCTOBER AGE 25 1162807 SGT. (DEFACED) M.J. COUNTER, OBSERVER R.A.F. 12 OCT. 1941 AGE 21 SUB. LIEUT. E.M. DERANE, LIEUT. W.R. FAIRBAIRN, R.N.V.R. EAST SURREY REGT. 26911 PTE. H.M.S. “GLENGOWER” 12 JANUARY 1917 AGE 56 L. COURT, PIONEER CORPS 16 FEBRUARY 1940 29 OCTOBER 1942 AGE 57 62009 FIT. LIEUT. J.R.B. FIRTH, 6911030 SAPPER PILOT, R.A.F. 1318105 SGT. D.E. DIDCOCK, R.E. 29 AUGUST 1942 AGE 27 R. COURT, AIR GUNNER R.A.F. 6 DECEMBER 1939 AGE 32 14 OCTOBER 1942 AGE 19 1418290 AIRCRAFTMAN 2ND CI. 33321 2ND AIR MECH. R.A. FISHER, R.A.F. 479284 AIRCRAFTMAN 1ST CI. T. DIGNAM, R.F.C. 29 JUNE 1942 H.P.I. COX, W.A.A.F. 22 NOVEMBER 1916 27 JUNE 1944 AGE 22 D/6109 L/CPL. T/7947529 DRIVER A.V. FORSTER K.R.R.C. B.F. DOYLE, R.A.S.C. 14 DECEMBER 1942 AGE 53 6355174 GUNNER 19 FEBRUARY 1946 AGE 41 H.A. CROCKFORD, 458 BTY.69THS. L.RGT. R.A. 908920 CPL. ROYAL FUSILIERS, T.A. J.T. FRANKS, R.A.F. 29 JANUARY 1944 AGE 36 22 JANUARY 1947 AGE 29
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STREATHAM PARK CEMETERY (Contd.)
SERVICE STONES (Contd.)
1230818 AIRCRAFTMAN 2ND CI. 7676958 PTE. MAJOR M.F. HORTON, M.C. E.G. GASSON, R.A.F. F.E. HARVEY, R.A.P.C. GENERAL LIST 1 SEPTEMBER 1941 AGE 25 19 NOVEMBER 1940 18 NOVEMBER 1941 AGE 57
903277 WARRANT OFFICER 804142 FLT. SGT. 1078820 LDG. AIRCRAFTMAN S.R.T. GODFREY, PILOT R.A.F. S.N. HAWKE, AIR GNR. R.A.F. N. HUGHES, R.A.F. 3 MARCH 1945 AGE 27 29 MAY 1941 AGE 25 24 DECEMBER 1945 AGE 36
2388954 SIGNALMAN T/71465 CORPORAL 3223 SGT. H.H. GOODMAN, ROYAL W. HENDERSON, R.A.S.C. ALEXANDER BURNETT HURST, SIGNALS 26 OCTOBER 1945 AGE 28 ROYAL DEFENCE CORPS 6 AUGUST 1943 AGE 38 26 FEBRUARY 1917 AGE 54 CAPTAIN M. HEPBURN A.W. GOWER, CHIEF P.O.,R.N. ROYAL SIGNALS H.M.C. HINES, CHIEF P.O. CJ27572 H. M. S. “PEMBROKE" 21 FEBRUARY 1943 AGE 54 C/LD/53 R.N.V.R. 17 AUGUST 1945 AGE 47 24 OCTOBER 1944 AGE 48 517823 SGT. 1382312 AIRCRAFTMAN A.R. HERMELS, PILOT R.A.F. E.H. GRANT, R.A.F. 12 MARCH 1940 AGE 23 5 DECEMBER 1946 AGE 26 980390 L/BOMBARDIER LIEUT. W.A.R. HIRSCHFIELD, P.W. INKERSOLE, 202249 CORPORAL R.A.S,C. AYRSHIRE YEOMANRY S.G. GREAVES, R.A.F. 18 APRIL 1947 AGE 36 151 FIELD REGT., R.A. 29 OCTOBER 1943 AGE 35 5 OCTOBER 1944 R.A. HILL, AQR FITTER R.N. FLT. LIEUT. EX99760 H.M.S. “PEMBROKE” 2149487 A.C.W. 1ST CI. J.M. GREIG, D.F.C. 21 AUGUST 1942 AGE 20 J. JAMESON, W.A.A.F. PILOT INSTRUCTOR, R.A.F. 10 AUGUST 1944 AGE 19 29 JANUARY 1944 AGE 21 T/14733743 DRIVER D.V. HORSLEY, R.A.S.C. 1605504 FLT. SGT. 1601228 SGT. 8 AUGUST 1944 AGE 18 S.C. JESSUP, NAVIGATOR R.A.F. J.R. GRIMMOND 3 SEPTEMBER 1945 AGE 21 AIR GUNNER, R.A.F. T/153247 CORPORAL 17 SEPTEMBER 1943 AGE 19 W. HOUSE, R.A.S.C. 6711852 L. CPL. 14 MARCH 1941 F. JOHNSON, 857242 SGT. ROYAL ULSTER RIFLES A.E. GUNNING, R.A. 1313807 SGT. 5 FEBRUARY 1943 3 JANUARY 1946 AGE 29 F.H.G. HOWARD, FLT. ENGR. R.A.F. 1338245 AIRCRAFTMAN 2ND CI. 1878883 STAFF SGT. 9 JUNE 1944 AGE 21 H.R. JOHNSTON, R.A.F. D.T. HARRIS, R.E.M.E. 17 JANUARY 1942 AGE 19 18 DECEMBER 1942 AGE 33
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STREATHAM PARK CEMETERY (Contd.)
SERVICE STONES (Contd.)
6856273 RIFLEMAN 914965 SGT. 753619 AIRCRAFTMAN 2ND CI. D. KENNEDY, K.R.R.C. P.J. LYNCH, AIR GUNNER R.A.F. R.E. MONTGOMERY, R.A.F. 23 JANUARY 1945 22 JULY 1941 AGE 24 13 OCTOBER 1939 AGE 31
FLYING OFFICER D. KELLY FLYING OFFR. R.W.P. 1655592 AIRCRAFTMAN 2ND CI. PILOT, R.A.F. MACKENZIE E.R. MONTI, R.A.F. 29 DECEMBER 1943 AGE 21 PILOT, R.A.F. 29 JUNE 1942 AGE 36 9 MARCH 1942 AGE 21 3/988754 PTE. 10536641 C.Q.M.S. KERSHAW, R.A.S.C. S.A. MANN, ABLE SEAMAN R.N. W.H. MOORE, R.E.M.E. 20 SEPTEMBER 1945 AGE 35 P/JX205865 H.M.S. “VICTORY” 17 JULY 1944 AGE 31 22 MARCH 1944 AGE 54 1249521 LDG. AIRCRAFTMAN FLIGHT LIEUT. R.H.J. L.J. KERRIDGE, R.A.F. 1644118 AIRCRAFTMAN 2ND CI MOUNTFORD 8 NOVEMBER 1946 AGE 41 JAMES C. MANSELL, R.A.F. PILOT, R.A.F. 16 DECEMBER 1944 AGE 43 21 MARCH 1944 AGE 32 CAPTAIN R.M. KESTON, ROYAL CANADIAN ARTILLERY, 1179327 SGT. 2820516 PTE. 25 NOVEMBER 1969 AGE 54 A.E. MASTERS, PILOT, R.A.F. W.J.G. MUNRO 30 AUGUST 1941 SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS 1600822 BOMBARDIER 31 AUGUST 1947 AGE 28 A. KINNAIRD, R.A. 12 OCTOBER 1941 1869883 SGT. J.S. MATSUYAMA T.G. NADAULD, D.S.M. 806897 BOMBARDIER FLIGHT NAV., R.A.F. CHIEF STOKER R.N. P/KX6OI98 ALFRED PERCIVAL KITCHENER, 17 OCTOBER 1944 AGE 19 H.M.S. “LEDBURY” R.A. 14 DECEMBER 1943 AGE 39 2 FEBRUARY 1950 AGE 42 1760401 SGT. G.E. MAY, R.A. 778889 W.O.II (B.S.M.) 14338921 PTE. 12 JULY 1943 AGE 35 J.H. NEWMAN, R.A. A.L. LAWLER, R.A.P.C 18 MARCH 1943 AGE 33 13 OCTOBER 1945 AGE 42 1573638 GUNNER F.G.B. MAY, R.A. 1182450 FLIGHT SGT. 14771395 CORPORAL 10 FEBRUARY 1943 AGE 26 EDWARD RANALD NEWSOM J. LEYLAND, R.A.O.C. AIR BOMBER, R.A.F. 11 JUNE 1945 AGE 44 13037118 SGT. 17 NOVEMBER 1942 AGE 33 L. MCGREIG, PIONEER CORPS F/402 C.Q.M.S. 17 APRIL 1944 AGE 50 952293 BOMBARDIER W.F. LLOYD, MIDDLESEX RGT. E.J. NICHOLLS, R.A. 4 FEBRUARY 1917 AGE 29 CH/20800 MARINE 6 MARCH 1946 AGE 29 A.S. MILLER, ROYAL MARINES 6 MAY 1947 AGE 47
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STREATHAM PARK CEMETERY (Contd.)
SERVICE STONES (Contd.)
W/24155 VOLUNTEER 655105 SGT. EDITH ANNIE NICHOLSON, AT S 1588985 SIGNALLER D.W. RALEY, PILOT, R.A.F. 19 JUNE 1940 AGE 45 W.H. PARKER, ROY. SIGNALS 5 DECEMBER 1941 AGE 21 25 JANUARY 1940 AGE 63 T/222827 DRIVER C.H. NORMAN, R.A.S.C. 745512 SGT. 2136657 CORPORAL 8 MARCH 1941 J.W.R. PARR, PILOT, R.A.F. W.J. RAY, R.E. 18 NOVEMBER 1939 3 FEBRUARY 1946 AGE 36 7017833 RIFLEMAN P.H. O’CONNOR, 10546177 PTE. 14323884 GUNNER ROYAL ULSTER RIFLES A.F. PERCIVAL, R.A.O.C. J.C. REED, R.A. 3 MARCH 1945 AGE 31 19 OCTOBER 1944 AGE 36 20 MAY 1944 AGE 19
1432257 GUNNER 6457748 FUSILIER LIEUT. C.W. RENTON, W.A. OLIVER, R.A. J.W. PHILLIPS, ROY. FUSILIERS 20TH BN. LONDON REGT. 5 APRIL 1940 AGE 45 17 SEPTEMBER 1947 AGE 31 19 JULY 1917
FLYING OFFICER D.H. O’NEILL 2137852 CORPORAL FILOT, R.A.F. 1153786 SGT. F.D. ROBERTSON, R.E. 11 OCTOBER 1940 AGE 25 G.W. PICKWORTH, 27 FEBRUARY 1947 WIRELESS OP/AIR GNR. R.A.F. 6045 SGT. 17 AUGUST 1942 AGE 22 2144152 SAPPER, W.H.M. OSBORN, D.S.M., W. ROGERS, R.E. M.M. AND BAR 1875284 AIRCRAFTMAN 1ST CI. 23 JULY 1944 AGE 37 “A MOST GALLANT SOLDIER” W.E. PIKE, R.A.F. 1914-1918 WAR 25 MAY 1945 R.W. SAYERS, LDG. STOKER ,R.N. 16 MAY 1966 AGE 66 C/KX108602 H.M.S. 656841 SGT. “PEMBROKE” 2100052 GUNNER A.W.B. PIMM 17 JULY 1944 AGE 24 A.F.C. PAINE, R.A. WIRELESS OP./AIR GNR., R.A.F. 6 OCTOBER 1940 AGE 37 7 AUGUST 1943 AGE 23 159785 GUNNER J.A.C. SCOTT, R.G.A. 1251679 LDG. AIRCRAFTMAN W.G. POOL, CALENDAR HAND, 4 NOVEMBER 1918 AGE 32 J.H. PALING, R.A.F. S.S. “ORONSAY” 14TH MAY 1946 AGE 25 7 JULY 1942 AGE 19 1394045 SGT. R.C. SELTH, AIR BOMBER, R.A.F. T/14514809 DRIVER 6467374 FUSILIER 7 JULY 1943 AGE 21 H.K. PARKE, R.A.S.C. R.H. POTTER, (AIRBORNE) 23 JUNE 1940 AGE 22 13 NOVEMBER 1944
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STREATHAM PARK CEMETERY (Contd.)
SERVICE STONES (Contd.)
S/233219 PTE. 1391941 SGT. 1805454 GUNNER S. SHALDERS, R.A.S.C. E.J.C. STILES L. VINING, R.A. 17/18 AUGUST 1942 AGE 31 AIR GUNNER, R.A.F. 14 JUNE 1947 AGE 25 18 AUGUST 1943 AGE 21 1896103 SGT. 7637293 CRAFTSMAN A. SLACK, FLIGHT ENG., R.A.F. S/266135 PTE. J.T. WAKEFIELD, R.E.M.E. 14 JUNE 1944 A.A. SUTHERLAND, R.A.S.C. 15 OCTOBER 1942 2 MARCH 1944 AGE 22 12832431 SGT. 14559919 TROOPER H.C. SHAW, T/62488 CORPORAL D.J. WARNER, WIRELESS OP./AIR GNR., R.A.F. G.E. SWEPSON, R.A.S.C. 11TH HUSSARS, R.A.C. 6 NOVEMBER 1947 AGE 25 2 JUNE 1940 AGE 25 14 APRIL 1944 AGE 31
L. PARKER SERVED AS 1579497 GUNNER 1604479 L/BOMBARDIER 2280 PTE. G. SIMS B.C. TACCHI, R.A. S.G. WAY, R.A. 8TH BN. AUSTRALIAN INF. 22 SEPTEMBER 1943 AGE 32 9 MARCH 1944 AGE 28 22 OCTOBER 1915 88729 PILOT OFFICER 61309 FLIGHT LIEUT. E.O. WAYNE, SICK BERTH ATTDT. A.W. SMITH H.L.D. TANNER, PILOT R.A.F. C/MX710295 R.N. WIRELESS OP./AIR GUNNER, 14 APRIL 1943 AGE 21 24 JANUARY 1945 AGE 18 R.A.F. 24 JULY 1942 FIRST OFFICER 1124969 PTE. T.F. THOMPSON F.C. WEBB, CORPS OF MIL. POL. 6294243 PTE. AIR TRANSPORT AUXILIARY 28 NOVEMBER 1943 H. SMITH, 17 AUGUST 1944 EAST KENT RGT. (“BUFFS”) CAPTAIN T. WELLS, M.C. 10 OCTOBER 1940 C.J. THORNE, ABLE SEAMAN R.N. ARGYLL & SUTH. HIGHLANDERS P/221170 22 SEPTEMBER 1945 AGE 48 900116 SGT. 15 JULY 1943 AGE 57 W.L. SMITH, K. WERGE, ABLE SEAMAN, M.N. WIRELESS OP./AIR GNR., R.A.F. S.S. “GRENAA” 18 AUGUST 1940 AGE 19 1385329 SGT. 29 MARCH 1941 AGE 21 F.C. TOWNSEND, PILOT R.A.F. C.L. STANDFORD, CHIEF MECH. 15 APRIL 1943 AGE 20 C.C. WHITE, ABLE SEAMAN R.N. R.N. D/JX417412 P/K7153. H.M.S. “BADGER” 22112461 PTE. 27 MAY 1945 AGE 19 26 MARCH 1944 AGE 52 M.W. TUCKER, R.E.M.E. 18 FEBRUARY 1950 AGE 19 1806890 SGT. 2690758 BOMBARDIER F.C. WHITE, FLIGHT ENG., R.A.F. V.W. STANLEY, R .A. 25 JULY 1944 7 JANUARY 1943
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STREATHAM PARK CEMETERY (Contd.)
SERVICE STONES (Contd.)
1209651 SGT. A.A. WILES M41370 51451 (58812/37) WIRELESS OP./AIR GNR., R.A.F. FLOYD WILMORE DAVIDSON GEORGE THOMPSON 25 FEBRUARY 1943 AGE 28 1905-1962 R.C.E. 1878-1965 P.P. C.L.I. R.H. WILKINSON, ORDINARY 328947 SEAMAN ALFRED GODFREY 64078 PRIVATE H.N., JX/518547 1895-1962 FRANCIS MULDOON H.M.S. “COLLINGWOOD” CANADIAN FIELD ARTILLERY 1885-1967 18 JUNE 1943 AGE 18 5TH CANADIAN MOUNTED RIFLES CAPTAIN P.B. WOODROW U1623 R.E.M.E. ERNEST JAMES ANTHONY STONE LIEUT. ROWLATT JOHN 3 MAY 1960 AGE 30 1908-1962 CAMPBELL ROYAL CANADIAN SERVICE CPS. 1914-1968 E.A. WYATT ROYAL CANADIAN TELEGRAPHIST R.N. C/J107638 R69936 ARTILLERY,C.A.S.F. H.M.S. “PEMBROKE” GEORGE JOSEPH ROGERS 4 JULY 1946 AGE 38 1903-1962 439928 PRIVATE ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE HEBER HAROLD BELL 1395054 FLIGHT SGT., 1895-1967 V.W.F. TOWNSEND, PILOT R.A.F: 7TH CANADIAN RAILWAY 12 MAY 1945 K74720 TROOPS LEONARD SPARKS 1925-1964 R. MERSON, ABLE SEAMAN R.N. SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS OF C/J114157 H.M.S. CANADA FLYING OFFICER “VANQUISHER” GEORGE V. EARNSHAW 11 SEPTEMBER 1939 AGE 29 R141750 (GRAVE NO. 58815/37) 1916-1967 ANDREW HARRISON AUBIN PRIVATE STONE : 1923-1962 K53303 PRIVATE SGT. PILOT K.E. HOLDER ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE JACOBS JOHANN CHRISTIAN AGE 23 1916-1970 KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE R.C.A.S.C. 31 MARCH 1941. B11607 R.S.M. (58814/37) FRANK ANDERSON CANADIAN SERVICE STONES : 1910-1964 124226 PTE. CANADIAN PROVOST CORPS POLISH SERVICE STONE : EDWIN J. MONTGOMERY LEO J. DESMARAIS 1893-1966 P16805 (58813/37) NEW HAMPSHIRE A.I.C. 60TH BN. C.E.F. EDWARD WILLIAM REYNOLDS 79 TAC. FTR. SQUN. A.F. 1920-1962 MAY 2 1935 – JULY 12 1962. ROYAL CANADIAN ARTILLERY
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MORDEN CEMETERY, Garth Road (and Battersea Cemetery) WAR MEMORIALS : STONE MEMORIAL CROSS and, behind, Stone wall with inscribed panels.
This Cross of Sacrifice is one in design and intention with those which have been set up in France and Belgium and other places throughout the World where our dead of the Great War are laid to rest. THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE CENTRE PANEL 1914 1939 1918 AND 1945 These Members of His Majesty’s Forces died in the Service of their Country and lie buried elsewhere in this Cemetery
20588 PTE. T.H. ARCHER 19069 GUARDSMAN A. HALLLTT 3/8021 PTE. J. McALLISTER 24TH 3N. I JONDON REGT SCOTS GUARDS ARGYLL & SUTHERLAND 25.11.15 14.8.19 AGE 33 HIGHLANDERS 25.12.16 AGE 41 44986 PTE. A.W. BEVANS 10905 PTE. W.A. HOWELL ROYAL FUSILIERS ROYAL WARWICKSHIRE REGT. 835225 FIREMAN S.L. 15.5.18 15.12.15 AGE 38 McDONALD, M.M.R. 319 PTE. A.R. JEWELL 15.12.17 AGE 25 554697 RIFLEMAN A.F. BOND 19TH BN. COUNTY OF LONDON QUEEN’S WESTMINSTERS REGT. 473050 RIFLEMAN C. MITCHELL 2.4.20 AGE 22 23.2.18 AGE 51 12TH BN. LONDON REGT. , RANGERS 60906 PTE. J. BOX A.G. KEOHANE, LDG. SEAMAN ATTACHED QUEEN’S R.A.M.C. R.N. WESTMINSTERS 28.1.17 226223. 4.9.17 AGE 19 30.6.19 7840 1ST AIR MECH P. BUTLER 20197 SGT. MAJOR A.J.J. R.F.C. 17557 L/CPL. R.J. KING MULLEN 9.2.18 EAST SURREY REGT. R.F.A. 3.8.16 7.2.17 1590 PTE. E.G. CLARKE, 1ST BN. LONDON REGT. (R.F.) SS/10868 PTE. D. KINSEY 21586 PTE. S.W. PILLINGER 4.11.17 AGE 21 R.A.S.C . EAST SURREY REGT. 13.4.17 3.2.17 AGE 22 129445 PIONEER H.W. DIBLEY R.E. 17872 PTE. G.P. LAWPBNCE 204727 PTE. G. POWELL 16.1.19 AGE 30 DUKE OF CORNWALL’S LIGHT 1ST BN. LONDON REGT. (R.F.) INF. 2.12.18 AGE 29 60708 PIONEER P. DUGGAN 30.10.18 R.E. 38564 DRIVER J.S. ROBINSON 16.2.17 E.G. LIDBETTER, STOKER 1ST CI. R.F.A. R.N. 2.6.16 AGE 18 204130 PTE. A.A.A. EUNGBLUT K/14384 26259 DRIVER A. SHEPPARD 1ST BN. LONDON REGT. (R.F.) 31.10.18 R.F.A. 11.6.17 24.1.15 6356 PTE. W. NEVILLE PS/1706 L/CPL. S.H. FRENCH BORDER REGT. 6713 PTE. M. SINNOTT MIDDLESEX REGT. 30.11.15 ROYAL MUNSTER FUSILIERS 11.10.17 AGE 29 12.7.18 31. MORDEN CEMETERY (Contd.)
WAR MEMORIALS (Contd.)
6586 PTE. S.J. SKINNER 4TH BN. LONDON REGT. (R.F.) PTE. F.G. FOUNTAIN 10.4.46 2.3.18 R.E.M.E.
14787 PTE. R. SMITH ORD. TEL. D.J. HALLETT 4TH (QUEEN’S OWN) HUSSARS R.N. 13.8.44 6.1.18 GUNNER J.A. HOLBROOK 8283 PTE. E.F. SWINDEN R.A., 25/6.10.40 NORFOLK REGT. 21.9.16 AGE 25 PTE. H.E. HUNN 17.5.46 SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS TISR/909 CPL. F.R. TATCHELL R.A.S.C. ORD. SEAMAN L. JEFFERY,R.N. 21.1.16 11.3.44
W.J. TOWNSEND, ABLE SEAMAN, R.N. RIFLEMAN N. LEE 20.3.46 J/9971 RIFLE BRIGADE 4.11.18 CRAFTSMAN W.S. MARTIN 8772 PTE. G.W. WARREN 10.2.47 ROYAL BERKSHIRE REGT. R.E.M.E. 8.6.15 AGE 23 RIFLEMAN W.A. O’GRADY 3291 PTE. A.T. WOODBRIDGE 20.11.46 23RD BN. LONDON REGT. RIFLE BRIGADE 24.1.16 AGE 20 PTE. G.B. PHILLIPS 5419 PTE. G.F. WRIGHT 17.8.46 EAST KENT REGT. (BUFFS) ARMY CATERING CORPS 27.1.19 AGE 42 PTE. A.G. ROWLERSON ADDED AT FOOT : 29.1.41 SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGT. PTE. S. BARKER 1.2.47 KING’S SHROPSHIRE LIGHT INF. PTE. A.M. RUMSEY 18.6.43 PTE. R. BLATCH 6.7.47 28TH CITY OF LONDON BN. HOME GUARD PIONEER CORPS SAPPER E.A. TOMKINS PTE. J.F. BOWLES 9.11.42 20.4.41 R.A.O.C. ROYAL ENGINEERS
GUNNER J. BRADBURY 15.11.42 GUNNER D.C. TREVILLION 2.11.44 R. A. ROYAL ARTILLERY
BOMBARDIER W.T. CLARKE GUNNER S.R. WILSON R.A., 18.12.40 TO 1.7.41. 5.5.47 ROYAL ARTILLERY L/CPL. M. CLEARY 12.11.45 PIONEER CORPS 32.
MORDEN CEMETERY (Contd .)
WAR MEMORIALS (Contd.)
MEMORIAL WALL In brick, inscribed: “ To the Memory of those buried in this Cemetery who died in Battersea through enemy Action in the Second World War 1939-1945 ”
MEMORIAL WALL In brick and stone, inscribed: “ This garden is dedicated to the memory of those who lost their lives in Chelsea through enemy Action in the Second World War 1939-1945 and whose earthly remains were interred here. ”
ALICE VON A ……… (illegible) WILLIAM FAY WILLIAM LAWRENCE ROBINSON EDWARD WILLIAM BROMLEY TOBIAS HANKARD AGNES ROGERS EILEEN BROMLEY JOHN HENRY KING WALTER THOMAS ROGERS ELSIE BROMLEY DONALD MACDONALD BARBARA RCOKE NORAH ELIZABETH BROMLEY GIUSEPPE GALEA MARY CATHERINE SHANLEY MABEL ANNE CAPLE EMILY MEYERS CATHERINE SMITH SAMUEL ROBERT CAPLE MONTAGUE DONALD MEYERS JOHN SMITH ANNIE COLLINS ELIZABETH SARAH PARKE OLIVE JOAN SMITH A. DENNIS FREDERICK PEASE WALTER EDWARD STOKES JOHN ALFRED DENNIS EILEEN PRICE-JONES PETROS HADJI THEOLOGOU LANION DENNIS MABEL EDITH PRICE-JONES WALTER THOMPSON RANALD DENNIS EDITH PROUDLEY ROSE MARGARET DENNIS HARRY PROUDLEY CHRISTINA FAY JOHN EDWARD QUINLAN
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SERVICE STONES : PILOT OFFICER 1149690 LDG. AIRCRAFTMAN 1375635 LDG. AIRCRAFTMAN F.L. AUSTIN B.L. BAYLISS, R.A.F. G.S. ABBETT AIR BOMBER, R.A.F. 30 MARCH 1943 AGE 38 U/T PILOT R.A.F. 1 OCTOBER 1942 AGE 34 28 APRIL 1941 AGE 27 PTE. S.E. BAKER 13059175 PTE., 192 AA.Z. BTY., HOME GUARD L.J. BEDU. PIONEER CORPS 13109723 PTES. 21/2 JULY 44 AGE 35 18 AUGUST 1942 AGE 22 R.W.E. ALLEN PIONEER CORPS 889024 GUNNER 1205048 CPL. 13 SEPTEMBER 1944 AGE 36 A.W.G. BALL, R.A. G.R. BENSTEAD, R.A.F. 11 JULY 1941 AGE 20 2ND DECEMBER 1942 315313 SGT. H. AMOS, R.A. P.H. BARNLEY, ORD. TEL., R.N. E. BRAYSHER, C.P.O. COOK, R.N. 12 MAY 1942 AGE 39 P/JX617840 H.M.S. “MANNERS” P/M3383 H.M.S. “VICTORY” 26 JANUARY 1945 AGE 18 9 JULY 1946 AGE 54
33. MORDEN CEMETERY (Contd.)
SERVICE STONES (Contd.)
63144 RIFLEMAN 7653862 PTE. 1607297 SGT. H. BRINER, K.R.R.C. J.S. CARVELL, R.E.M.E. R.G. CRABB 4 APRIL 1919 AGE 18 11 NOVEMBER 1945 AGE 38 FLT. ENG., R.A.F. 21 JULY 1944 AGE 21 1335241 SGT. 6844603 CRAFTSMAN G.A.BROWN, W. CHAPMAN, R.E.M.E. 731641 GUNNER NAV./BOMBER, R.A.F. 22 JULY 1947 AGE 32 J.W. CRAIG, R.A. 29 NOVEMBER 1942 AGE 24 1 APRIL 1941 AGE 47 PTE. J.G. CLEMENS 7345841 SGT. 5TH CAMBS. BN. HOME GUARD W.H. CURTIS, P.O. R.E. BROWN, R.A.M.C. 8 AUGUST 1943 AGE 41 MECH.,R.N.A.S. 13 JANUARY 1943 AGE 41 F/7823 H.M.S. “PRESIDENT” 1307460 LDG. AIRCRAFTMAN 2 JANUARY 1920 AGE 51 7637429 PTE. P.W. COLE, R.A.F. H. BULL, R.A.O.C. 12 JANUARY 1944 AGE 31 2888213 L/SGT., 30 SEPT 1940 AGE 28 J. DELANEY, GORDON M/320883 PTE. HIGHLANDERS 1803818 FLT. SGT. G.E. COLLINGHAM, R.A.S.C. 8 AUGUST 1945 AGE 27 F. BURCHELL, NAV. R.A.F. 7 NOVEMBER 1918 AGE 33 1 APRIL 1944 AGE 21 14382739 PTE. 740738 PTE. D.J. DENYER, EAST SURREY REGT. 1338193 SGT. T.H. COLLINS, 8 JUNE 1947 AGE 20 G.H. BURKE , PILOT R.A.F. LONDON CYCLIST BN. 28 FEBRUARY 1944 AGE 20 8 MARCH 1919 AGE 24 1324873 SGT. W.C. DENYER, 1609158 SGT. 22454 BOMBARDIER WIRELESS OP./AIR GNR. R.A.F. W.T. BURTON, J. CONNELL, R.G.A. 21 SEPTEMBER 1943 AGE 20 FLIGHT ENGR., R.A.F. 26 MARCH 1918 AGE 44 3 AUGUST 1944 AGE 22 105884436 PTE 2653830 C.Q.M.S. D.J. DICKINSON, R.A.O.C. 1466337 GUNNER G.E. COOK, 23 APRIL 1942 AGE 37 A.A. BUSH, R.A. COLDSTREAM GUARDS, 2 NOVEMBER 1941 AGE 44 9 JULY 1944 AGE 34 10558406 PTE. W.E. DULAKE, R.A.O.C. 14498148 SIGNALMAN 4910166 CORPORAL 2.0 DECEMBER 1946 AGE 39 K.G.A. CAPEL, ROY. SIGNALS G.W.COOK, 16 OCTOBER 1944 AGE 18 SOUTH STAFFS REGT; 25 DECEMBER 1947 AGE 40 7897300 TROOPER G.A. CAPLE, PETTY OFFR., R.N. C.E. EDWARDS, P/J29828 H.M.S. “PRESIDENT” 3999 PTE. 27TH LANCERS, R.A.C. 21 NOVEMBER 1942 AGE 44 H.S. COOK 8 DECEMBER 1942 AGE 21 23RD BN. LONDON REGT. 1447366 CORPORAL 1 FEBRUARY 1919 AGE 21 2086036 GUNNER H:N. CARTER, R.A.F. W.A. EDWARDS, R.A. 12 JANUARY 1945 AGE 30 2362068 L/CPL. 5 JULY 1943 AGE 29 L.W. COOK, ROY. SIGNALS 26 JULY 1940 AGE 24 T10/64207 PTE., O.S. ELAND 10TH TRAINING RES. BN. 15 OCTOBER 1917 AGE 48
34. MORDEN CEMETERY (Contd.)
SERVICE STONES (Contd.)
1262787 SGT. T/762519 DRIVER 1790239 GUNNER F.T. ELLINGHAM, G.GREATOREX, R.A.S.C. W.C. HUMPHREYS, R.A. WIRELESS OP./AIR GNR. R.A.F. 9 NOVEMBER 1939 AGE 32 1 APRIL 1946 AGE 39 8 APRIL 1942 AGE 27 545348 SGT. 655135 FIT. SGT. 130828IF5 PTE. D .GREIG, R.A.F. P. HUNT, PILOT R.A.F. A. G. EVERY, PIONEER CORPS 20 FEBRUARY 1945 AGE 30 11 APRIL 1944 AGE 24 14 OCTOBER 1943 AGE 34 F.R.G.HUNTLEY, ABLE SEAMAN 1811231 SGT. 72.62844 CORPORAL) R.N. R.B. FLETCHER, H.E.GRIFFITHS, R.A.M.C. P/JX284127 H.M.S. “SPARTIATE” AIR GUNNER, R.A.F. 21 DECEMBER 1945 AGE 34 10 FEBRUARY 1943 AGE 30 14 AUGUST 1943 AGE 19 7674107 PTE. 6467317 TROOPER 910334 AIRCRAFTMAN 2ND CI. W. HALE, R.A.P.C. F.S.W. JENKINSON W.C.S. FORD, R.A.F. 9 MAY 1944 AGE 27 56 RGT., RECCE CPS.,R.A.C. 19 AUGUST 1940 AGE 20 13 JANUARY 1944 AGE 24 2970067 SGT., T/370811 DRIVER A.C.M. HAMILTON, R.A. 6101411 CORPORAL H.J. FOUNTAIN, R.A.S.C. 12 SEPTEMBER 1943 AGE 41 F .JENNER, QUEEN’S ROY. RGT. 12 JULY 1918 AGE 35 2 AUGUST 1943 AGE 30 6292074 GUNNER T/14255219 DRIVER T. HARDING, R.A. PO/212588 MARINE J.W. FOWLDS, R.A.S.C. 30 JANUARY 1943 AGE 27 B.A. JOB, ROYAL MARINES 13 JANUARY 1943 AGE 41 29 NOVEMBER 1945 AGE 53 T/242699 DRIVER 10547236 S. SGT. L.A. HATTON, R.A.S.G. 3005516 SGT. F. JOHNSON F.A.GALSWORTHY, R.A.O.C. 12 APRIL 1947 AGE 26 WIRELESS OP./AIR GNR. R.A.F. 18 FEBRUARY 1946 AGE 36 30 JULY 1945 AGE 20 M2/150869 PTE. 1376985 SGT. E.J. DE LA HAYE, R.A.S.C. SS/16880 PTE. H.J. GIBBS, 18 DECEMBER 1919 AGE 32 J.G. KEATES, R.A.S.C. AIR GUNNER, R.A.F. 17 FEBRUARY 1919 6 AUGUST 1944 AGE 29 1241721 LDG. AIRCRAFTMAN A.R.HICKS, R.A.F. 1375470 SGT. 7615958 PTE. 7 OCTOBER 1944 G.E.KELLY, PILOT R.A.F. H.V. GLASS, R.A.O.C. 21 SEPTEMBER 1941 AGE 21 3 NOVEMBER 1945 AGE 26 6/1316 PTE., C.W.HILL 648512 SGT. N.Z. CANTERBURY REGT. 3031120 SGT W.C. GOLDSMITH, 7 APRIL 1929 W.D. KENDRICK WIRELESS OP., R.A.F. NEW ZEALAND FLIGHT ENG., R.A.F. 7 AUGUST 1940 AGE 18 14 NOVEMBER 1944 AGE 19 FLYING OFFICER 11418374 GUNNER, N. HINDLEY, D.F.C. 7520836 PTE. C.W.E. GOMERSALL, NAVIGATOR, R.A.F. F.W. KIMBER, R.A.M.C. 57TH (E.SY.) A.TK.RGT.R.A. 24 MARCH 1944 AGE 27 18 OCTOBER 1941 AGE 25 2 JULY 1945 AGE 43 14630471 CRAFTSMAN 1456057 GUNNER 2197682 SGT. R.V. HOYTE, R.E.M.E. D.H.J.KNAPPETT, R.A. S.E. GRAY, R.E. 19 JUNE 1945 AGE 40 22 MARCH 1941 AGE 20 23 APRIL 1941 AGE 23 35. MORDEN CEMETERY (Contd.)
SERVICE STONES (Contd.)
615136 PTE. 2196907 CORPORAL 18390 2ND AIR MECH. T.R. KRUGE, EAST SURREY REGT. H.J. LUNN, R.E. J.P. MURPHY, R.F.C. 25 OCTOBER 1944 AGE 22 17 NOVEMBER 1943 AGE 31 24 NOVEMBER 1916 AGE 22
192703 GUNNER 1449907 LDG. AIRCRAFTMAN 1386980 SGT. W.T. LAMBERT, R.G.A. T.W. MACKLEY, R.A.F. E.F.J. OLIVER, NAV. R.A.F. 13 JANUARY 1920 5 APRIL 1947 AGE 25 28 MAY 1943
T/2054258 C.Q.M.S. 5256339 SGT. 258073 SAPPER W.F. LAMBOURNE, R.A.S.C. E.C. MANN, R.A. E.H.A. OLLARD, R.E. 19 FEBRUARY 1944 AGE 48 21 OCTOBER 1947 AGE 33 1 FEBRUARY 1943 AGE 35
6470060 FUSILIER 1919430 SAPPER 1805316 WARRANT OFFICER F.B. LAWRENCE, H.C. MARRIOTT, R.E. L.F. OMAN, PILOT, R.A.F. ROYAL FUSILIERS 16 AUGUST 1940 16 MAY 1946 AGE 22 16 OCTOBER 1940 AGE 22 11635 PTE 6352364 PTE. 39170 PTE W. MARSH G. OSBORN J. LEAHY, WORCS. REGT. ROYAL WEST KENT REGT. QUEEN’S OWN ROYAL WEST 10 OCTOBER 1917 1 JUNE 1920 KENT RGT 7 OCTOBER 1942 AGE 31 538072 PTE. LIEUT J.R. MASON, R.A. J.J. LEAHY, R.A.M.C. 16 JUNE 1941 332095 AIRCRAFTMAN 1ST CI. 23 JULY 1920 F.D. PACE, R.A.F. FLYING OFFICER E.R. 25 SEPTEMBER 1940 AGE 39 11268845 GUNNER MATTHEWS W.F. LEE , R.A. WIRELESS OP./AIR GNR., R.A.F. 2613149 L/CPL. 2 AUGUST 1946 AGE 45 16 FEBRUARY 1945 AGE 28 J.W. PAKES, GRENADIER GUARDS 28 AUGUST 1945 AGE 31 2001988 LDG. A.C.W. 51092 PTE., R.E. LEWIS, W.A.A.F. W. MAYZES, THE QUEEN’S W/79996 L/CPL. 29 OCTOBER 1945 AGE 30 3 APRIL 1919 AGE 30 L. PARISH, A.T.S. 21 APRIL 1942 AGE 44 MAJOR W.J.H. LITTLE J.F. MEGRANAHAN SERVED AS ROYAL WARWICKSHIRE REGT. 1819478 SGT. J.F. MEGRAN A.F. PAYNE, STOKER 1ST CI. R.N 28 SEPTEMBER 1943 AGE 56 AIR GUNNER, R.A.F. P/KX115116 H.M.S. “THESEUS” 26 NOVEMBER 1943 AGE 19 30 JUNE 1945 AGE 38 369258 SAPPER H.F. LIDYARD, R.E. W.J. MILES, STOKER 1ST CI. R.N 30520 PTE. 30 OCTOBER 1918 AGE M D/KX596421 H.M.S. “DRAKE” H. PEACHEY, QUEEN’S ROY. 29 NOVEMBER 1945 AGE 43 REGT 151^272 AIRCRAFTMAN 21 SEPTEMBER 1940 AGE 51 K. A. LODGE SGT. R.B. MORRISON DROGUE OP., R.A.F. 54TH SURREY BN., HOME 290723 SGT. 11 NOVEMBER 1943 AGE 35 GUARD D.M. PENNY, 19 JULY 1942 AGE 39 GLIDER PILOT REGT.,A.A.C. F0/210573 SGT. 15 NOVEMBER 1943 AGE 23 H.J. LOVELOCK, R.M. 14581730 PTE., 6 AUGUST 1942 AGE 57 L.C. MOTH, R.A.O.C. 523909 SGT. 14 OCTOBER 1945 AGE 44 E.M. PHILPOTT, R.A.F. 18 APRIL 1943 AGE 28 36. MORDEN CEMETERY (Contd.) SERVICE STONES (Contd.)
1384107 AIRCRAFTMAN 13018551 CORPORAL 13064283 PTE. E.W. PIERCE, PILOT R.A.F. G.H. SIMM0NDS, PIONEER CPS. F.S. TAYLOR, PIONEER CPS. 12 OCTOBER 1941 AGE 20 26 FEBRUARY 1941 20/21 MARCH 1941 AGE 28 978 SHOEING SMITH 14793321 FUSILIER 6595598 SGT. H. THREADGOLD, XII ROY. F.A. PEARCE, W.A.H. SIMS, R.A. LANCERS ROYAL FUSILIERS 15 FEBRUARY 1947 AGE 54 6 FEBRUARY 1919 27 MAY 1945 AGE 21 2016120 SAPPER L/32838O DRIVER 1880956 SGT. E.C. SKINNER, R.E. W. TRUMBLE, R.F.A. M.A. RAND, FLIGHT ENG., R.A.F. 3 MAY 1942 AGE 22 21 JULY 1918 AGE 21 5 NOVEMBER 1944 AGE 19 1337331 AIRCRAFTMAN- 2ND CI. LIEUT. N.C. TURNER 1804716 AIRCRAFTMAN 2ND CI. G.H. SMITH, R.A.F. LA. RESERVE OF OFFICERS D.R. RAWSON, R.A.F. 24 MAY 1942 AGE 20 29 JUNE 1916 14 AUGUST 1943 AGE 21 FLYING OFFICER 1142087 GUNNER 866579 BIQ.M.S. M. SMITH, PILOT R.A.F. G.F. TYLER, R.A. H.J. READING, R.A. 13 AUGUST 1943 AGE 26 5 JULY 1944 AGE 41 21 JANUARY 1944 AGE 36 1585333 SGT. R.W.T. SMITH, 1302052 SGT. 5960950 PTE. PILOT R.A.F W. WAY, NAVIGATOR R.A.F. R.A. RICHARDSON, 25 APRIL 1944 AGE 20 25 JUNE 1945 AGE 23 BEDS & HERTS REGT. 5 FEBRUARY 1942 AGE 18 1182379 FLIGHT SGT. 1260304 SGT. R.L. STEVENS F.T. WEBB, A. RICKETT, STOKER 1ST CI., R.N. WIRELESS OP/AIR GNR. R.A.F. WIRELESS OP./AIR GNR., R.A.F. C/3S124715 H.M.S. “BADGER” 8 SEPTEMBER 1942 AGE 20 31 MAY 1942 AGE 21 27 JANUARY 1940 AGE 40 S/10693686 PTE. A/913 Q.M.S. 1655756 GUNNER G.H.T. STILL, R.A.S.C. F. WHEELER, R.A.O.C. G.B. RIDDLE, 456 BTY. 11 JULY 1944 AGE 38 10 FEBRUARY 1919 AGE 44 69TH S.L.REGT. R.A. (ROYAL FUSILIERS) T.A. 1377803 FLIGHT SGT 6896455 GUNNER 10 APRIL 1945 AGE 32 C. STRADLING, G.A. WHITE, R.A. NAV./WIRELESS OP. R.A.F. 9 AUGUST 1940 AGE 18 143G892 LDG. AIRCRAFTMAN 7 NOVEMBER 1942 AGE 31 W.A. ROBERTSON, R.A.F. 2719968 GUARDSMAN 11 FEBRUARY 1943 AGE 30 A.R. TALOROWSKI, ABLE G.E. WIGGINS, IRISH GUARDS SEAMAN 14 MAY 1940 AGE 27 COMPANY COMMANDER R.N. P3X199239, H.M.S. W.G. ROSSITER, “VICTORY” 168617 SGT. L.A. WILSON, 36TH COUNTY OF LON. BN. 26 JANUARY 1945 AGE 26 R.G.A. HOME GUARD 25 JUNE 1920 AGE 40 12 OCTOBER 1940 AGE 36 1550676 GUNNER A.S. TAYLOR, R.A. 1865130 SGT. 1576004 FLIGHT SGT. 67TH E.SY. ANTI-TK REGT. E.H. WINZAR, AIR GNR. R.A.F. R.L. SANDERS, PILOT R.A.F. 16 SEPTEMBER 1940 AGE 23 11 DECEMBER 1944 AGE 31 11 DECEMBER 1943 PTE. L.A. WOODROFFE, 50TH SURREY BN., HOME GUARD 22 JUNE 1943 AGE 46 37. MORDEN CEMETERY (Contd.)
SERVICE STONES (Contd.)
2654543 SGT. A. A. YOULDEN, COLDSTREAM GUARDS 13 FEBRUARY 1947 AGE 34
575309 SGT. K.E.W. MATTHEWS, AIR GUNNER, R.A.F. 2 MAY 1943
MAJOR HEDLEY OLIVER , R.E. 16 MARCH 1919 AGE 57
POLISH SERVICE STONES: M.A.R. J. GONDOWICZ 30 JUNE 1947
B.O.M. M. KWESTARZ 10 BRYG. KAW. MOT 19 AUG 1947 AGE 4 SZER J.L. HORAK CSR. INW. 5 OCT 46 AGE 27
SZER. J. MIELNIK K.U.I. 14 OCT 1945 AGE 35
PLK S. KRUK-SZUSTER K.E. OFIC. 29 OCT 1945 AGE 55
B.O.M. W. MULA C.Z.B. K.U.I. 5 MAY 1946 AGE 45
KPL. F. CZEPINSKI 16 AUG 1943
STRZ. F. MARZEC K.V. N.R.I. 20 OCT 1944
38. ST. MARY’S CHURCH. Wimbledon Parish Church.
THE WARRIOR CHAPEL
Dedicated in 1920. Architect – Sir Thomas Jackson, Bt., R.A.
Panel at the West entrance to the Chapel:-
The Warrior Chapel A Thanksgiving to Almighty God and a Tribute to the Men of Wimbledon who died thatEngland might live A.D. 1914-1918.
Above the same entrance:-
“Death is swallowed up in Victory” (Note: this inscription has disappeared) North, South and West walls, panelled in oak, carry bronze plaques upon which the names of 172 service-men of the 1914-1918 War, mostly with dates of death and ages, are recorded. Full details are included in “Monumental Inscriptions in the Church and Churchyard of St. Mary’s, Wimbledon” (A.W. Hughes Clarke, Mitchell, Hughes & Clarke, 7 Milford Lane, Strand, London, W.C.2. 1934. pp. 130-137. (Note: Hughes Clarke includes – p.131 – “on a shelf below the plaques on the South wall:
JACOBI DONALD ALLEN BELL qui obiit March 21 , 1918”
but there is no indication that this was a Service casualty and the inscription has disappeared. )
Additional Names
North Wall:
ALFRED EDWARD MARCHANT, C.B. MAJOR-GENERAL ROYAL MARINE LIGHT INFANTRY OSPIDALETTI, ITALY JANUARY 21ST. 1924. AGED 64 YEARS. NOTE: NOT STATED WHETHER A WAR CASUALTY)
ANDREW FRANCIS WILLIAM PARSONS, CAPTAIN. QUEEN’S ROYAL REGIMENT DIED OF WOUNDS AT EL ALAMEIN 25TH OCTOBER 1943 AGED 29 YEARS ELDER SON OF RICHARD GODFREY, SOMETIME BISHOP OF SOUTHWARK.
GORDON MAURICE FIELD, CAPTAIN. ROYAL ARTILLERY. I.G. KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE 10TH FEBRUARY, 1943 AGED 27 YEARS WHILST INSTRUCTING IN LOW-FLYING OBSERVATION.
IAN WILLOUGHBY BAZALGETTE, V.C., D.F.C., R.A.F.V.R. SQUADRON-LEADER. KILLED IN AIR OPERATIONS 4TH AUGUST, 1944. AGED 25.
39. ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Wimbledon (Contd.)
NORTH WALL (continued)
BRASS PLAQUE:-
This Chapel is also dedicated to the Memory of Members of this Parish who died in the Second World War and to all those who give (sic) their lives in the Service of their Country.”
Framed scroll and letter:- G.V R. He whom this Scroll commemorates was numbered among those who, at the call of King and Country, left all that was dear to them, endured hardness, braved danger and finally passed out of the sight of men by the path of duty and self-sacrifice, giving up their own lives that others might live in freedom. Let those who come after see to it that his name be not forgotten. CAPTAIN ROBERT ALISTER FIELD, M.C. Yorkshire Regiment.
Buckingham Palace I join with my grateful people in sending you this Memorial of a brave life given for others in the Great War. GEORGE, R.I.
(Note: Captain Field is also included on one of the Plaques on the South wall)
Inscription on North wall:-
“ LAUDEMUS VIROS ”
South-East corner of Chapel:-
Three Flags
1. KING – GOD – COUNTRY OLD CONTEMPTIBLES ASSOCIATION WIMBLEDON BRANCH Aug 5 to Nov 22
2. UNION JACK.
3. BRITISH LEGION WOMEN’S SECTION WIMBLEDON AND MERTON BRANCH
40.
ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Wimbledon (Contd.) ELSEWHERE IN THE CHURCH South Aisle:
Brass Wall Plaque: In Loving Memory of 2nd. Lieut. L.W. Forde, Devonshire Regiment Son of Col. Lionel Forde, C.M.G., R.F.A. Killed in a Night Raid in France, 8THJune, 1918. Aged 19. “Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn”
Another Plaque: In Loving Memory of Major Charles Stewart Holland, Royal Field Artillery. Killed in Action at Mons, Belgium, 2nd August, 1914 aged 38. “And how can men die better than facing fearful odds”
Tablet on west wall: Sacred to the memory of
Frederick William Holland, Lieut. 72nd Highlanders aged 26 years who died of cholera on the 10th. Sept. 1876 at Sialcot, East Indies whilst fearlessly discharging the duties of an Adjutant in visiting the sick. ERECTED 1877 By his surviving Comrades.
Baptistry : Inscription on the font cover:
To Remember 2nd. Lieut. Arthur Denis Caswall Dowding Royal Tank Regiment Killed in France, May 1940. Aged 22 years.
Above the Lectern: A WHITE ENSIGN
Inscribed Below: Flown in Action of H.M.S. INFLEXIBLE BATTLE OF JUTLAND May 31st. 1916
CHURCHYARD
North side: Service Memorial Stone: Naval Crest (in circle)
Sub- Lieutenant W.S.M. BROWNRIGG, R.N.V.R. H.M.S. “DIPPER” 22nd. July, 1944 AGE 19.
(Incised cross) “I bare you on Eagle’s wings And brought you unto Myself” Exodus xix 4. (Note: the entry in the Burial Register records address 2 Clement Road, S.W. 19 buried 27 July 1944. Aged 20 years.)
41.
ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Wimbledon (Contd.)
CHURCHYARD (New Enclosure)
West side
Service Memorial Stone:
Crest of Queen’s Own Hussars (in circle)
Lieutenant H.R. OWEN 4th Queen’s Own Hussars Royal Armoured Corps 19th February, 1940 (Incised Cross)
(Note: The entry in the Burial Register shows Harold Rolfs
Owen, Manchester Royal Infirmary, Private Patients’
Home. Buried February 23rd 1940. Age 40 years )
THE SACRED HEART CHURCH, Edge Hill, Wimbledon
The following paragraph appears on page 35 of “Portrait of a
Church” by Richard Milward, M.A. :
“ In 1919, at the back of the North aisle, a Pieta was erected as a memorial to all the College boys killed in the fighting. The marble statue was the gift of Mrs. Smail of Donhead Lodge, but she strongly objected to the ‘inadequate’ oak surround which was meant to have the names of the dead inscribed on it. Several important members of the congregation agreed with her and they subscribed to a large stone Calvary, designed by Mr. Walters, which was put up outside the Church to the north of the concourse as the Parish War Memorial. In 1955, however, it was destroyed when a large elm tree fell across it during a violent storm. ”
A photograph of the memorial appears in Mr. Milward’s book.
42.
MITCHAM PARISH CHURCH
CHURCHYARD
STONE CROSS On two step stone octagon base. Bronze sword on front.
“This Cross of Sacrifice is one in design and intention with those which have been set up in France and Belgium and other places throughout the world where our Dead of the Great War are laid to rest THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE. ”
SERVICE STONES : 113662 SERJEANT 40584 PRIVATE O.O. COLLINS J.W. GLADSTONE 236362 SAPPER ROYAL ENGINEERS DORSETSHIRE REGIMENT A.E. BAKER 26TH SEPTEMBER 1918 AGE 41 AND THE QUEEN’S ROYAL ENGINEERS 18TH JANUARY 1919 AGE 20 27TH FEBRUARY 1919 AGE 24 2368 PRIVATE A.E. COUSENS 31559 PRIVATE C/7434 RIFLEMAN ROYAL SUSSEX REGIMENT G.V. GODDARD E.J. BLAGBURN 27TH FEBRUARY 1919 AGE 21 9TH LANCERS KING’S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS 1ST AUGUST 1921 AGE 19 19TH JUNE 1916 AGE 26 2328 PRIVATE E.T. DALWOOD 128823 PRIVATE 4 PRIVATE ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS H. HARBOUR W. BOWERS 1ST APRIL 1916 ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS EAST SURREY REGIMENT 31ST JANUARY 1919 AGE 41 8TH NOVEMBER 1918 T/254816 PRIVATE T.L. DENNISON 291252 PRIVATE 12242 CORPORAL ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS G.J. HOWE W.H. BRETT, D.C.M. 4TH AUGUST 1920 AGE 24 SUFFOLK REGIMENT ROYAL ENGINEERS 24TH APRIL 1918 AGE 20 3RD JUNE 1916 AGE 33 225193 PRIVATE W.F.A. DRANE T/14687 DRIVER 44017 PRIVATE 1ST BN. LONDON REGT. ROY. C.F. KNIGHT H.V. BURLES FUS. ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS ESSEX REGIMENT 12TH JUNE 1919 AGE 21 28TH MARCH 1919 AGE 41 18TH OCTOBER 1918 AGE 19 47253 PRIVATE 25902 GUARDSMAN 5899 PRIVATE D.J. ELLIOTT A. LEE O.T. CHIVERS MIDDLESEX REGIMENT GRENADIER GUARDS WORCESTERSHIRE REGIMENT 27TH APRIL 1918 AGE 26 5TH JANUARY 1918 AGE 39 10TH MAY 1920 AGE 33 PO/11656 PRIVATE R. M.L.I. 61663 PRIVATE A.E. GARRETT J.C. MARSHALL H.M.S. “PATUCA” SUFFOLK REGIMENT 21ST NOVEMBER 1918 AGE 33 1ST NOVEMBER 1918 AGE 19
43. MITCHAM PARISH CHURCH
CHURCHYARD (Continued)
SERVICE STONES (Contd.) 60948 CORPORAL W.H. STRATFORD 60005 SERJEANT 723091 PRIVATE ROYAL FUSILIERS H.W. WATTS H.M. MAYBURY 21ST JANUARY 1919 AGE 24 ROYAL WELCH FUSILIERS MIDDLESEX REGIMENT 21ST OCTOBER 1918 AGE 23 26TH NOVEMBER 1918 ( SMALLER PRIVATE STONE: IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR P.M. WILLIAMS 200968 CORPORAL DEAR SON ABLE SEAMAN R.N. 162445 A.W. MAYNE CORPORAL WILLIAM HASSALL H.M.S. “VICTORY” ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY STRATFORD 23RD JUNE 1919 AGE 43 8TH FEBRUARY 1919 60948 17 ROYAL FUSILIERS DIED 21ST JANUARY 1919 AGED 4531 PRIVATE 59548 L/CPI. 24 H. WILLIAMS J. MITCHELL AFTER AN OPERATION 23RD BN. LONDON REGIMENT NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS THROUGH THE GERMAN 25TH AUGUST 1920 AGE 36 19TH SEPTEMBER 1919 AGE 30. NEGLECT ) 201944 PRIVATE 378799 PRIVATE 24535 PRIVATE J. WILLOUGHBY F. MONK A. TAYLOR EAST SURREY REGIMENT LABOUR CORPS ROYAL BERKSHIRE REGIMENT 14TH AUGUST 1918 17TH JANUARY 1918 AGE 25 29TH SEPTEMBER 1918 AGE 31 10105 SERJEANT G/30019 PRIVATE 204981 SAPPER A.G. YOUNG A. MORGAN J.C. TICEHURST 4TH DRAGOON GUARDS MIDDLESEX REGIMENT ROYAL ENGINEERS 2ND MAY 1917 8TH FEBRUARY 1917 AGE 29 28TH OCTOBER 1918 AGE 36 8813 PRIVATE J. MUNT 43375 DRIVER W.J. YOUNG STOKER 2ND CI. SS/125724 A .T. TILLETT BORDER REGIMENT H.M.S. “VICTORY” ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY 26TH SEPTEMBER 1915 AGE 26 13TH MARCH 1921 AGE 19 2ND MAY 1918 6298 GUARDSMAN G/69984 PRIVATE 22794 PRIVATE C. AVERY J.F.W. STOPHER F.F. TOHER SCOTS GUARDS ROYAL FUSILIERS 14TH BN. CANADIAN INFANTRY 31ST DECEMBER 1917 18TH MARCH 1918 AGE 19 24TH JULY 1921 AGE 26 L/1214 BOMBARDIER 2210296 LEADING T.R. TRUELOVE AIRCRAFTMAN ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY R.J. WALLS 26TH NOVEMBER 1918 ROYAL AIR FORCE 22ND OCTOBER 1946 AGE 22
44.
MITCHAM PARISH CHURCH
WEST END (STAIRWAY ON RIGHT)
Brass TO THE MEMORY OF SERGEANT F. PARKER 1ST BN. THE WORCESTERSHIRE REGIMENT KILLED IN ACTION NEAR NEUVE CHAPELLE ON JANUARY 26TH 1915
THIS TABLET IS ERECTED AS A TOKEN OF THE RESPECT FELT FOR HIM BOTH AS A SOLDIER AND A MAN BY HIS COMPANY COMMANDER
Brass IN MEMORY OF NO. 3739 PRIVATE MASLEN 1ST KING’S DRAGOON GUARDS KILLED IN SOUTH AFRICA 24TH MARCH 1901
ERECTED BY HIS OFFICER AND COMRADES
Brass (SURMOUNTED BY BRASS CROSS) TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF NELLIE THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF W.J.L. POSTON LIEUT. R.H.A. WHO DIED AT MEERUT 17TH FEBRUARY 1909
LEFT OF CHOIR
Marble A TABLET TO GLADYS ISABEL WIFE OF G.H.A. BLOUNT, R.H.A. DIED AT OOTACAMUND 9 MAY 1910 ALSO OF CAPTAIN G.H.R. BLOUNT WHO DIED AT ST. NAZAIRE, FRANCE 3 SEPTEMBER 1914 FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED IN THE BATTLE OF THE MARNE AGED 31
Marble TO THE MEMORY OF GEORGE MOORE ELLIS ESQ. CAPTAIN H.M. 34TH REGIMENT DIED 4TH 1845 AGED 65 YEARS
CONT/D WEST END OF NAVE
MARBLE SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF DOUGLAS WALTER DREWETT CAMERON HIGHLANDERS FELL IN ACTION NEAR ST. QUENTIN OCTOBER 3RD 1918
“THEIR NAME SHALL REMAIN FOR EVER ” (REGIMENTAL BADGE)
NORTH WALL OF NAVE
PAINTED TIMBER MEMORIAL WITH FIGURE OF ST. GEORGE IN RELIEF AND TWO FOLDING DOORS.
INSCRIBED : TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN REVERENT MEMORY OF THE WORSHIPPERS OF THIS CHURCH AND OTHER PARISHIONERS WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR.
45.
MITCHAM PARISH CHURCH (Contd.)
INSCRIPTIONS ON THE DOORS OF THE MEMORIAL : (WRITTEN IN PENCIL: I WAS UNABLE TO READ OR IDENTIFY THIS)
2. “LORD GOD OF HOSTS BE WITH US YET LEST WE FORGET —- LEST WE FORGET. ” (KIPLING – “RECESSIONAL “) AND BELOW : 1914 1918
46.
CHRIST CHURCH
PARISH OF WEST WIMBLEDON,
Baptistry
To right of Arch: CHRIST CHURCH Framed Roll TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN HONOURED MEMORY OF THOSE FROM THIS CHURCH WHO IN TWO WORLD WARS HAVE DIED IN THE DEFENCE OF JUSTICE AND FREEDOM
IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918
THE ROYAL FUSILIERS SCOTTISH RIFLES CHARLES PELHAM GARDNER ALDRICH DUGALD STEWART GILKISON
THE SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS ARGYLL AND SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS CHARLES NEWDEGATE ALISON JAMES DAVID GILKISON
ROYAL NAVY QUEEN’S WESTMINSTER RIFLES EDWIN RAYMOND BATES JAMES ARCHER GREEN.
THE EAST SURREY REGT. ROYAL FLYING CORPS WILFRED BECKETT BURT CEDRIC LEOPOLD GUNNERY
KING’S OWN YORKSHIRE L.I. EAST SURREY REGT. JAMES CHARLES BRASIER. M.I.D. GEORGE HARDING
ARTISTS RIFLES THE BUFFS WALTER ROLFE BROWN LESLIE ARTHUR LEA-SMITH
SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY QUEEN’S OWN ROYAL WEST KENT REGT. DOUGLAS LEWIS MOORE RAYMOND FRANCIS TOPHAM BURRELL ROYAL ENGINEERS THE DEVONSHIRE REGT. ERIC ROBERT MEADE ODLING RICHARD CORNELIUS ARTHUR CARDEW ROYAL FUSILIERS MACHINE GUN CORPS FREDERICK JAMES SMITH ALBERT EDWARD COX QUEEN VICTORIA’S RIFLES THE SUFFOLK REGT. DUDLEY LEYCESTER SUMMERHAYS JOHN FARREN QUEEN’S ROYAL WEST SURREY REGT. RAYMOND ERNEST WILSON
CONT/D
AND IN THE WORLD WAR
1939 - 1945
R.A.F.V.R. PETER MICHAEL CARPENTER BONN 2ND. K.E.O. GURKHA RIFLES, I.A. MAURICE CECIL VESEY NEWSOME ROYAL ENGINEERS ALEXANDER CHRISTOPHER JOHN BOSWELL R.A.F.V.R. JOHN ARTHUR HAMPDEN PARKER R.A.F.V.R. EDWARD HENRY CAVE-BROWNE R.A.F. TREVOR ANTHONY PEELER ROYAL NAVY JOHN CRINGLE GRENADIER GUARDS DENNIS ARTHUR PEPPERALL R.A.F.V.R. PETER COOLEY R.A.F. DERRICK DAVID RAY QUEEN’S OWN ROYAL WEST KENT REGT. ERNEST DANN SURREY HOME GUARD CHARLES RICHARDS THE RIFLE BRIGADE EDWARD PERCY AYMER DES GRAZ 4TH. COUNTY OF LONDON YEO. (R.A.C.) VICTOR CHARLES RICHARDS R.A.F. ALAN WILLIAM FELTON R.A.F. WILLIAM DENYS BUTTERWORTH RUTH D.F.C. AND R.A.F.V.R. BAR. BRIAN FIRMINGER R.A.F.V.R. 3RD. KING’S OWN HUSSARS NORMAN JAGOE SMITH WILLIAM JOHN HAMLIN ROYAL NAVY ANTHONY PETER DEBROY-SOMERS
47.
CHRIST CHURCH, Wimbledon (Contd.)
ROYAL INNISKILLING FUSILIERS ROYAL HAMPSHIRE REGT. EDWIN MORRIS HILL CHARLES GRAHAM LIEF
R.A.F. GRENADIER GUARDS CECIL GEORGE, HOPTON, D.S.C. ROBERT EVERARD TALBOT
ROYAL ARTILLERY A.O.P. MERCHANT NAVY MICHAEL ISDELL BLYTH JOB BASIL TUDOR WILLIAMS
(VIOLET WILSON 1948)
FRAMED INSCRIPTION: THE ROYAL NAVAL ASSOCIATION THESE STANDARDS OF THE WIMBLEDON AND MITCHAM BRANCHES WERE LAID-UP ON SUNDAY 5TH MAY 1985 ON THE FORMATION OF THE MITCHAM, MORDEN AND WIMBLEDON BRANCH OF THE ROYAL NAVAL ASSOCIATION. “WE WILL REMEMBER THEM ” (NOTE: THE TWO STANDARDS HANG ABOVE THE FONT IN THE BAPTISTRY)
SOUTH AISLE: (ON WINDOW-SILLS)
Brass: TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF RAYMOND FRANCIS TOPHAM BURRELL KILLED IN ACTION AT LOOS 26TH SEPTEMBER 1915
AND OF ARTHUR OSCAR TOPHAM BURRELL . DIED 4TH AUGUST 1916. THE DEAR YOUNGEST AND ELDEST SONS OF JOSEPH ARTHUR AND MINA LOUISA BURRELL OF ‘OAK HOLM’, WIMBLEDON.
BRASS: IN LOVING MEMORY OF FRANK CONWAY 2ND LIEUT. KING’S OWN YORKSHIRE LT. INF. REGT. THIRD SON OF THOMAS AND HELEN CONWAY. DIED AT PRETORIA, JAN 23RD. 1901 AGED 50. R. I. P.
Brass: ALSO OF GEORGE CONWAY THEIR SIXTH SON, CAPE MOUNTED POLICE WHO DIED AT KOP LEEGTE, SOUTH AFRICA NOVEMBER 15TH 1903 AGED 28 R. I. P.
Brass: ALSO IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF THE ABOVE FRANK CONWAY THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY A FEW OF HIS MOST INTIMATE FRIENDS.
48.
CHRIST CHURCH, Wimbledon (Contd.)
CHAPEL TO RIGHT OF ALTAR
(ON EAST WINDOW-SILL)
Brass: IN MEMORIAM
DOUGLAS ARCHIBALD ROSS,
LIEUT. ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS
THE MUCH BELOVED ELDEST SON OF COLONEL ROSS, J.P.
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE AUGUST 1ST. 1889, AGED 24 YEARS
“WHAT I DO THOU KNOWEST NOT NOW
BUT THOU SHALT KNOW HEREAFTER ”
S. JOHN. 13. 7.
ST. JOHN’S CHURCH, HIGH PATH, S. WIMBLEDON.
Stained Glass Window
“BECAUSE I LIVE, YE SHALL LIVE ALSO ”
(JOHN 14 XIX )
TO THE GREATER GLORY OF GOD AND SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF THE REVD. RICHARD ARTHUR PELL COLBORNE, M.A., C.F. PRIEST IN CHARGE OF THIS CHURCH WHO FELL IN ACTION NEAR ARRAS, MAY 28TH 1918, WHILE MINISTERING TO THE WOUNDED.
” GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS THAT A MAN LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS ”
49.
ST. SAVIOUR’S CHURCH, RAYNES PARK.
BETWEEN THE EAST END OF THE CHURCH AND GRAND DRIVE
STONE CROSS (ABOUT 20FT. IN HEIGHT) INSCRIBED:
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND TO THE IMPERISHABLE MEMORY OF ALL THOSE RESIDENTS IN THE PARISH AND MEMBERS OF THIS CONGREGATION WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 – 1918
FREDERICK ALLEN ERIC GARDNER ARTHUR NESLING KENNETH BADDELEY JOHN GARNHAM JOHN PEDDIE L.G. BATTEN HORACE GIBSON JOHN PEGLEY GEOFFREY BATTY CHARLES GOFF HERBERT PITTOCK HAROLD BIRCHNELL HUBERT GRANT WILLIAM POYNTER WILLIAM BIRCHNELL ALBERT HANDS WILLIAM QUICK ROBERT BOOTH GARNET HARRISON JAMES RAYNE THOMAS BOOTS EDWARD HAYDON G. REEVES E.L. BOUTELL ALBERT HEWITT WALTER ROOKE FRANK BROCK HUBERT HEWITT ALBERT ROSE ARTHUR BRODERICK HARRY HOBSON ALBERT SCOTT ARTHUR BROWN C.E. HONESS GEORGE SCOTT FREDERICK BURGESS GEORGE HOWIE ERNEST SHEARS HENRY BURGESS CHARLES HUSSEY THOMAS SKINNER C.J. BUTCHER JAMES IRONSIDE ALBERT SPENCER E. .BUTCHER WILLIAM JONES WALTER SUTTLE LEONARD CABLE F. KERRIGAN WILFRED THOMAS FRANCIS CHAMBERLAIN J.A.H. LANE GORDON TOMLIN THOMAS CHIVERS EDMUND LAVENDER HENRY TURNER FREDERICK CLANCEY THOMAS LISTER SAMUEL TURNER GEORGE CLARKE SIDNEY MADLE ALEXANDER VICKERY ROBERT CLITHEROW JAMES MARTYN FREDERICK WELBURN SIDNEY COOKE LEONARD MASTERS FRANK WARD LESLIE COTTRELL THOMAS MILES ALBERT WARWICK FRANCIS COX THEODORE MINUTO FRANK WEATHERHEAD ALBERT DUNFORD ROBERT MOFFAT KENNETH WILLCOCKS JOHN EALES ARTHUR MOODY E. WILLETT ALBERT EVEREST JAMES MORGAN ALBERT WHITE ALFRED EVEREST ARTHUR MUNSLOW SIDNEY WHITE LEONARD FOLEY JAMES MURCH LOUIS WOOD-LONG ISAAC FULCHER DAVID MURDOCK ROBERT WYBROW RICHARD FRIEND J.H. NELSON
CONT/D
(NOTE: THE NAMES ARE TAKEN FROM AN ACCOUNT GIVEN IN THE PARISH
MAGAZINE IN DECEMBER 1985, SOME OF THE NAMES INSCRIBED
ON THE MEMORIAL BEING BARELY LEGIBLE OWING TO EROSION.)
MEMORIAL BOOK
THE CHURCH MEMORIAL BOOK INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING ENTRIES:
“THE MEMORIAL BOOK AND CASE WERE PLACED IN THE CHURCH, MAY 1952,
THROUGH THE GIFT OF PARISHIONERS. ”
“A GIFT WAS MADE BY ST. SAVIOUR’S SOCIAL AND SPORTS SOCIETY
(1926-1951) IN HONOUR OF THOSE MEMBERS WHO SERVED AND IN
MEMORY OF THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE WAR 1939-1945.”
“THE HIGH ALTAR WAS LENGTHENED, FITTED WITH RIDDELPOSTS AND
FURNISHED WITH NEW CROSS AND CANDLESTICKS AND A SET OF FESTAL
HANGINGS THROUGH THE GIFTS OF PARISHIONERS AS A THANK OFFERING
FOR PEACE AND MEMORIAL OF THOSE PARISHIONERS WHO GAVE THEIR
LIVES IN THE WAR 1939-1945”
50.
ST. SAVIOUR’S CHURCH (Contd)
SOUTH WALL
STAINED GLASS WINDOW AND INSCRIPTION:
TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN PROUD AND LOVING MEMORY OF
FRANK ARTHUR BROCK, O.B.E.
WING COMMANDER R.N.
INVENTED THE BROCK ANTI-ZEPPELIN BULLET AND OTHER
DEVICES USED IN THE GREAT WAR.
LOST AT ZEEBRUGGE 23RD APRIL 1918
NORTH WALL
PLAQUE INSCRIBED:
JESU MERCY
THANKFUL REMEMBRANCE OF
ALBERT HAROLD RORKE WARWICK
NO. 4583 1ST BATTN. RIFLE BRIGAD
KILLED IN ACTION NEAR YPRES
ON 26TH APRIL 1915 AGED 21 YEARS.
ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Cottenham Park
“ON THE EVENING OF ST. PETER’S DAY, 29TH JUNE 1944 THE UNTHINKABLE HAPPENED – ABOUT 8.30 P.M. THE BELOVED CHURCH WAS TOTALLY DESTROYED BY A FLYING BOMB AND A DEVASTATING FIRE BROKE OUT IN THE RUINS. THE NEW HALL ALSO WAS GRIEVOUSLY DAMAGED ” (ST. MATTHEW’S, WIMBLEDON BY MARJORIE H. COLE. 1983)
AT THE SAME TIME THE WOODEN WAR MEMORIAL OF THE 1914-1918 WAR, WHICH INCLUDED A CRUCIFIX WITH A FIGURE OF CHRIST AND, BELOW, A BOARD BEARING NAMES OF THE FALLEN, WAS DESTROYED. THE MEMORIAL STOOD IN THE GROUNDS TO THE EAST OF THE CHURCH BUT THE FIGURE, WHICH SURVIVED, IS NOW ON THE FRONT OF THE CHURCH HALL.
THE NEW CHURCH , DESIGNED BY SEBASTIAN COMPER, F.R.I.B.A., WAS DEDICATED ON THE FEAST OF ST. NICHOLAS, 6TH DECEMBER, 1958 BY THE BISHOP OF KINGSTON.
51. ST. JOHN’S CHURCH Wimbledon
North Wall
Brass: TO THE GLORY OF GOD IN LOVING MEMORY OF THOMAS SCHOLES CRESWELL LIEUT. ROYAL MARINE LIGHT INFANTRY. FLYING OFFICER R.F.C. (NAVAL WING SECOND SON OF FRANK STENHOUSE CRESWELL AND EMILY HIS FIRST WIFE OF CRUMPSALL, WIMBLEDON WHO WAS DROWNED IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY WHILE PILOTING SEAPLANE NO. 128 AT CALSHOT, THE FIRST FATAL ACCIDENT TO A NAVAL SEAPLANE.
A GALLANT OFFICER AND FEARLESS AVIATOR . A BRAVE COMRADE, A TRUE FRIEND. HE LOVED HIS COUNTRY. HIS MODEST AND UNASSUMING PERSONALITY GAINED THE LOVE AND RESPECT OF ALL WHO KNEW HIM. BORN 1ST FEBRUARY 1887. DIED 4TH JUNE 1914. BURIED AT HASLAR. “BE STRONG AND OF GOOD COURAGE ”
THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY HIS SORROWING FATHER NEAR THE SPOT IN THIS CHURCH WHERE HE WAS BAPTIZED AND WHERE HE WAS WONT TO WORSHIP FROM BOYHOOD.
ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY OF JOHN LANCASHIRE CRESWELL LCE. CPL. HONBLE ARTILLERY COY. FOURTH SON OF FRANK AND EMILY CRESWELL WHO DIED AT COLINCAMPS ON APRIL 3RD. 1917 OF WOUNDS RECEIVED APRIL 1ST. IN AN ATTACK ON AN OUTPOST AT ECOUST ST. MEIN NEAR CROISILLES, FRANCE. PREVENTED BY DEFECTIVE EYESIGHT FROM OBTAINING A COMMISSION HE ENLISTED IN THE H.A.C. IN JANUARY 1916. HE WENT WITH THE 2ND. BATN. TO FRANCE ON OCTOBER 3RD 1916 AND WAS IN THE FIGHTING AT ARMENTIERES AND ON THE SOMME AND ANGRE RIVERS. AN UNSELFISH AND DEVOTED SON AND BROTHER, HIS BRIGHT AND GENTLE NATURE WON HIM THE RESPECT AND LOVE OF HIS COMRADES.
BORN 21ST. DECEMBER 1892. DIED 3RD APRIL 1917. BURIED AT THE MILITARY CEMETERY COLINCAMPS, 6 MILES NORTH OF ALBERT, FRANCE. “WHETHER THEY LIVE OR DIE, THEY CHOSE THE BEST THEY SPRANG TO DUTY’S CALL, THEY STOOD THE TEST ” THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY HIS FATHER AND SURVIVING BROTHERS.
LEFT OF CHOIR (Over Doorway) “IN LOVING MEMORY OF A SAILOR (Nameless) WHO GAVE HIS LIFE IN THE WAR DIED SEPTEMBER 3RD. 1914. ”
52.
ST. JOHN’S CHURCH, Wilmbledon (Contd.)
SOUTH WALL
Brass: IN LOVING MEMORY OF HENRY WEBB
HON. MAJOR V.D. 2ND. V.B. EAST SURREY REGIMENT WHO, TO THE GREATER GLORY OF GOD, DEVOTED MANY YEARS OF HIS LONG LIFE TO ACTIVE WORK FOR THE CHURCH AND SCHOOLS AND WELFARE OF THIS PARISH. BORN 17TH AUGUST 1822. DIED 15TH FEBRUARY 1919. REQUISCAT IN PEACE.
(NOTE: CLEARLY NOT A SERVICE CASUALTY)
53.
EMMANUEL CHURCH Ridgeway, Wimbledon
VESTIBULE:
WALL PLAQUE: TO THE GLORY OF GOD.
THIS TABLET RECORDS THE DECISION OF THIS
CHURCH TO PERPETUATE THE MEMORY OF ITS
MEMBERS WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918
BY CONTRIBUTIONS TOWARDS THE SUPPORT OF AN
ARMY SCRIPTURE READER AS A LIVING MEMORIAL.
WILL YOU WHO READ THIS HELP TO SUPPORT HIM
(NOTE: THIS ARRANGEMENT STILL CONTINUES 1988)
TRANSEPT (On right of Altar)
NORTH WALL: STAINED GLASS WINDOW
AT TOP – “FORTITUDE ”
(FIGURE OF ST. GEORGE IN ARMOUR)
BELOW – “BE THOU FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH
AND I WILL GIVE THEE A CROWN OF LIF
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
REGINALD JOHN ALLEN PALMER
LIEUT. 1ST. WILTSHIRE REGIMENT
BORN AT WIMBLEDON MARCH 9TH 1896
DIED AT AMIENS OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN THE
BATTLE OF THE SOMME, JULY 22ND, 1916.
(NOTE: A SECOND, SIMILAR, WINDOW TO THE LEFT HEADED
“FAITH” IS PROBABLY PART OF THE SAME MEMORIAL )
54. ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, Herbert Road
NORTH WALL
BRONZE TABLET, WITH CARVED OAK SURROUND.
INSCRIBED: THE EAST WINDOW OF THIS CHURCH WAS ERECTED
TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THE MEN OF THIS PARIS
AND CONGREGATION WHO FELL IN
THE GREAT WAR 1914-1919
C. ADDINGTON. H. GOBY. F. PARKER. V.F. ALLUM. A. HAMMOND. H.F. PICKER. R.W. ASKEW. W.F. HANCOCK. L.J. POPE. B. BALFOUR. F. HARDING, J.E. PRINCE. F.O.C. BAMBRIDGE. A. HARTFREE. A. PROTHEROE R.C. BAMBRIDGE. E.W. HATCHETT. J. H. REEVE. C. BARNES. R.A. HAWKINS. W.J. REEVE. H. BARNETT. T.C. HEMMINGS. F. ROLFE. L. BATTEN. P. HOLLIDAY. H. ROSHER. F.C. BECK. W. HOLLIDAY. F. RUDD. J. BENTLEY. H. HOOD. E.H. RYALL. H. BRIDLE. H.J. HOOPER. H. SCOTNEY. F. BUTCHER. C. HOWES. P. SHEPPARD. F.H. BUTLER. A.G. HUCKIN. W. SHIRER. P. CAMPBELL. J. HULL. A.G. SIMPSON H. CHANNON. D. HUTCHINSON. F.W. SPENCER M.J. CHAMBERLAIN. W.C. JACKSON. A.J. STEED. W. CHANDLER. W. JEFFERY. H. STILWELL. E. COURT. W.C.L. JOHNSON. ST. J. STOCKER D. COX. A. KERR. E.E. TEMPLER F. CROOK. L. LANE. F.W. THAIN. R.E. DEATH. E.L. MANSELL. L.F. THEED. G.H. DENT. G.E. MANSELL. A.J. THOMAS. H.J. EGGLETON. W.S. MANSELL. J.R. TOOKE. C.H. ELSON. W. MAYES. E.W. TOTEN. C.J. FORD. F.J. MAYNARD. G.E. VINE. E. FRYER. R.S. MEADOWS. G. WATERS. A. FURLONGER. E.J. MEEK. J. WATERS. N.R. GARDNER. E.E. MELLOR. G.N. WENDT. R.C. GARDNER. S.F. MOFFATT. A. WILSON. A.R. GARTON. H.J. F. MOLD. R.W. GARTON. C.W. MURRELL. A.B. GIRLING. A. A. NAPPER. S.G. CURRIE H.G. ATKINSON. F. NEWBY. W. GOBY. A. OFFER.
CONT/D BRONZE CROSS IN OAK FRAME WITH DOORS.
FOR GOD, KING AND COUNTRY
GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS.
ADDINGTON, C. MANSELL, E. BECK, F. MANDELL, G BUTLER, F.H. MANSELL, S, BRIDLE, H. MEADOWS, R.S. BALFOUR, B. NEWBY, F. CHANNON, H. PHILIMORE, P.G. COURT, E. PICKER , F. FRYER, E. PRINCE, J.E. GARTON, R. STILWELL, H. GOBY, H. STOCKER, ST. J. GOBY, W. THEED, L.F. HAMMOND, A. WATERS, G. HANCOCK, W. WILSON, A. HARTREE, A. TEMPLER. E.E. HOOPER, H.J. LANE, L
55.
ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH (Contd.)
THE EAST WINDOW DEDICATED AS A WAR MEMORIAL AFTER THE 1914-1918
WAR, THE THEME OF WHICH WAS “THE PRINCE OF PEACE” WAS DESTROYED
DURING THE 1939-1945 WAR BUT WAS REPLACED, MR. ALFRED L. WILKINSON
BEING THE ARTIST.
THE FONT
THE COVER OF THE FONT IN THE NORTH-WEST CORNER OF THE CHURCH
IS A MEMORIAL TO THE REV. HERBERT PEACOCK , CURATE OF ST. ANDREWS,
AND HIS WIFE WHO WERE KILLED IN AN AIR RAID ON 23RD FEBRUARY 1944.
56.
RAYNES PARK METHODIST CHURCH.
BRASS TABLET
1914 – 1919 TO THE GLORIOUS MEMORY OF THE MEN OF THIS CHURCH AND CONGREGATION WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR
WILLIAM J. BEAVOR CHARLES BENNET GEORGE COOK ALBERT DUNFORD WALTER FAIRS ROBERT L. GARNER W. MALCOLM GOLDSMITH HAROLD HUBBARD HENRY MAY ERNEST E. MILLER ERNEST NICHOLLS CHARLES REEVE ALBERT E. ROSE WALTER C. ROOKE JOHN W. SEELEY SIDNEY WHITE “THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE ” ______
BRASS TABLET
TO THE GLORY OF GOD IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE 1914 - 1918
ARTHUR G. BENNETT FREDERICK HARDING LEONARD F. CLARK JOHN A.G. KANAAR FREDERICK CLEWETT EDWARD C. LOVELL CHARLES H. ELSON LEWIS H. MACHIN SYDNEY G. EVANS HENRY H. PAYNE THOMAS C. EYLES FREDERICK M. TURNER EDWIN W. GANGE
1939 – 1945
GEORGE COOK EDWIN GANGE, JR. HAROLD DEADMAN J.J. GORDON MACK RONALD DEADMAN RONALD ROGERS LEONARD SMITH
NOTE: THIS SECOND TABLET CAME FROM THE WESLEYAN CHURCH, WORPLE ROAD, WIMBLEDON , NOW DEMOLISHED, WHERE IT HAD BEEN UNVEILED ON ARMISTICE SUNDAY 1921 BY LIEUT. GENERAL SIR FENTON AYLMER, V.C.
57. WIMBLEDON BAPTIST CHURCH, Queen’s Road, Wimbledon.
BRONZE TABLET
(FORMERLY IN THE CHURCH PORCH BUT NOW REMOVED.)
1914 - 1919 HONOUR LIBERTY RIGHTEOUSNESS TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN MEMORY OF OUR BROTHERS WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR
A. AMEY J. JUSTER P. BARNES G. KERRIDGE A. BUSH E. LAURIE A. CARMICHAEL W.J. LINES G. CARMICHAEL D. MCCARTHY A. CATLING G. MANSFIELD C. CLARKE H.S. MOFFATT J. CLARKE H.F. MOLD F. CLEWETT J. OFFER C. CROMPTON T.G. PEARCE F. CROOK C.W. RALPH F. DUNCAN G.A. ROBINSON W. EASTLAND F. ROLFE W. FARMER A. SAUNDERS C. FINDLAY H. SHEPPARD G. GARLICK P. SHEPPARD C. GREEN W. STICKLAND F. GRIST H. STREETER J. HADDOCK F. TICKNOR G. HORWOOD F. TOONE J. HULL W. TOONE J. ILES A. TRIBE C.M. JAMES J. VINCENT F. JAMES R. WILLIS J.E. JAMES W.F.B. WILLIS B. JUSTER
ON LEFT BORDER: N. CHEAM. NORMAN ROAD.
ON RIGHT BORDER: MORDEN. DURHAM ROAD.
58. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, Wimbledon Broadway
BRONZE PLAGUE With Wooden Surround
REMEMBER IN THE LORD THE MEN OF THIS PARISH
WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES IN
THE GREAT WAR 1914 – 1919.
A. ANDREWS A. HARWOOD S. POWNEY D. AYSCOUGH G. HASTINGS F. RANDS G. AYSCOUGH W. HISLOP R. REYNOLDS L. BAILEY F. HOBSON F. RICE E. BAMFORD W. HODDINETT J. RICE G. BEADLE R. HOLMES H. RICHARDS H. BISHOP W. HOWLETT L. RICHARDS G. BUTCHER G. HULIN A. RICHARD A. CATLING A. HURFORD T. RICHARD W. CHANDLER L. JOHNSON A. ROBERTS A. CHUBB R. JOHNSON U. ROE W. CLACK R. JONES A. ROWLEY F. CROOKE A. KERR A. SAMFYRE G. CROXFORD A. KERR W. SAMUELS C. DAVIS J. LAURIE H. SANDERS T. DAVIES F. LIGHT B. SCOTT J. DELLERA F. LUCAS F. SCOTT J. DIMMER A. LYNE M. SCOTT A. DODSON G. MCBEAN L. SEYMOUR E. DUFFIELD A. MALIMS R. SMALL C. EASTER C. MANN F. SOUTHERN H. EGGLETON J. MANSER W. SOUTHERN V. EGGLETON W. MAY J. SOUTHWOOD W. ELLIOTT R. MEW E. SPARROW H. EVEREST G. MILLAR J. STOCKHAM P. FAIRWEATHER G. MILLS A. SUTTON A. FURLONGER J. MOATE J. TAYLOR A. GIBB W. MOODY L. TAYLOR C. GODBOLD A. MOORE H. TEW W. GRAINGER H. MOORE W. TEW H. HALE C. MURLEY W. TWELLS W. HALES P. NASH E. VERNON H. HARMAN F. NORTH H. WILLIAMS W. HARVEY S. PARKER S. WYNNE
59.
UNITED APOSTOLIC CHURCH, Kohat Road, S.W.19.
(FORMERLY ST. PETER’S CHURCH)
MEMORIAL TABLET On South Wall
A.M.D.G.
1914 – 1918
O.E. ALMOND H. FRY L. POWELL A.E. BAVE S.E. GAGE H. RAMPLEY H.R. BOREHAM A.E. GARRETT G. REECE A.G. CLACK W. GRICE H.F. SEBRIGHT A. COLLINS A. GUY F.T. SIMMONS W. COMPTON N.C. KEARNEY G.H. STEER G. GUMMINGS W.F. LEEDER C.A. STUBBS A. DAVEY C.E.L. LIVINGSTONE A.F. SUTTON R.E. DEATH F.W. LOVELL W.E. UNWIN T. DISS F.W. LYNDSELL J.A. WRIGHT A. FERGUSSON T.G. PEARCE L.A. WRIGHT H. FERGUSSON W. PEGG A. WARF C.H. FISHER C. PEGG G.W. FINN E.K. POWELL
(CROSS KEYS)
MEMORIAL TABLET, also on South Wall
MEMORY OF THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THIS PARISH WHO DIED IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR 1939 – 1945
FREDERICK C. ATKINS PETER C.W. HENDON CHARLOTTE H. RUEL LESLIE E. AUSTIN FRANK G. HYLAND ETHEL M. TURNER JOHN F. BAKER DENIS JEFFERY HAROLD A.R. TURNER RONALD A. BOWKER ERNEST H. JENKINS STANLEY E. TURNER PERCY C. BYLES EDWARD H. JERMANY WILLIAM TWILLEY CYRIL J. COOPER DORIAN KEEN PETER T. WALLIS HAROLD E. DOIG REGINALD A. LONGHURST ROBERT WRIGHT SYDNEY A. DRAKE ROBERT A. PETTIT REGINALD YORK REGINALD T. GRANDFIELD CLIFFORD C. REDMAN RONALD YORK
60. UNITED APOSTOLIC CHURCH (Contd.)
OAK PULPIT With Inscription:-
TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN PERPETUAL MEMORY OF THE MEN
CONNECTED WITH ST. PETER’S WHO GAVE
THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR
1914 – 1918
“ GRANT THEM 0 LORD ETERNAL REST ”
61.
ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Church Path, Merton.
NORTH-WEST CORNER Oak Panels
1914 - 1918
“AS DYING, AND, BEHOLD, THEY LIVE ”
ALLWORK, ALBERT WILFRED GREENBROOK, JOHN ROBINSON, JOHN ATTEWELL, JOHN CHARLES GUILLERET, HERBERT CHARLES ROBINSON, GEORGE LEAKE ASHLEY, ALBERT RICHARD HANCOCK, WALLACE FREDERICK ROOTS, ARTHUR HENRY BAKER, WALTER JOHN HARWOOD, CHARLES ROOTS, CHARLES RICHARD BARNES, ERNEST HARWOOD, DAVID FREDERICK FREDERICK BAYLIS, GEORGE HATCHETT, EDWARD WHITFIELD SEARLE, ALFRED BIRCH, FRANCIS HEMMINGS, JAMES SEARLE, BERT BIRTCHWALL, WILLIAM HOWES, FRANK SEARLE, CHARLES BIRTCHWALL, HAROLD HUNT, GERALD M. SEAWARD, FRANK SAMUEL BLAGROVE, CECIL HURST, ALFRED GEORGE SLAUGHTER, HENRY GEORGE BLAKE, HAROLD FREDERICK KING, SAMUEL ARTHUR SLAUGHTER, FRANK EDWARD BOOKER, JAMES KNIGHT, EDWARD SNELL, GEORGE BOORER, WILLIAM LAMBERT, FREDERICK CHARLES SLAYMAKER, CHARLES BRYANT, CHARLES CLIFFORD LANE, ALBERT SMITH, GEORGE WILLIAM FRETHEY LE MESURIER, THOMAS SPENCER, WILLIAM JAMES BUDDIN, MAURICE FREDERICK, D.S.O STARKEY, FREDERICK HENRY BYLES, FREDERICK LOMAS, ALFRED EDWARD STEEL, ALFRED ROBERT CARR, FREDERICK GEORGE LOMAS, WILLIAM JOHN STILL, PERCY CARR, EDGAR ARTHUR LOMAS, CHARLES DOREY STOCKER, ST.JOHN CRICHTON CAREY, JOHN ARBER LISTER, THOMAS ARTHUR STREATFIELD,FREDK. CHAS. CAREY, ROBERT FREDERICK MANSELL, EDWARD LESLIE, STREATFIELD, LEONARD CHAS. ARBER, D.S.O. MANSELL, GEOFFREY ERNEST STREATFIELD, JOHN EDWARD CLIFT, ALBERT OLIVER MANSELL, WILLIAM STANLEY STREATFIELD, WALTER THOMAS COLBORNE, RICHARD ARTHUR MARSHALL, GEORGE RUPERT M.M. PELL, C.F. MARSHALL, FREDERICK CHARLES TANNER, GEORGE COLLINS, SAMUEL GEORGE MASTERS, LEONARD TANNER, CECIL ALLAN COOK, DAVID JAMES MEEKE, WILLIAM STANLEY TAYLOR, HENRY DARGESSE, ARTHUR CHARLES MIDDLETON, WILLIAM JOSEPH THOMPSON, DOUGLAS EDWD. DAVIES, GEORGE ALFRED TOWSE, ARTHUR EVAN DOWNING, FREDERICK CHARLES NASH, VINCENT EDWARD JOHN TRIGG, ALFRED DYNES, ALBERT NEWBY, FREDERICK TROTTER, HENRY BARON, M.M. EVANS, ARTHUR ALEXANDER NORRIS, ALBERT JAMES TUBB, WALTER HAROLD EVANS, FREDERICK CHARLES ORCHARD, DOUGLAS TUCKETT, CECIL FREDERICK FAIRMAN, JOHN HENRY OSBORNE, F.S. TURNER, SAMUEL JOHN FERRAR, JOHN PARR, SIDNEY GEORGE TURNEY, FREDERICK MORTIMER FISHER, GEORGE EDWARD PARR, WILLIAM JOHN VARNEY, BERNARD FIELDING FISHER, HARRY JOHN PASK, JOSEPH WILLIAM VICKERY, WALTER FORRESTER, PAUL PITT, RICHARD WILLIAM WENDT, GEORGE GALE, EDWARD LANGLEY WEST, GEORGE ALFRED GARNHAM, HENRY FREDERICK PRINCE, JAMES EDGAR WHITE, HARRY ARDERNE GARRETT, ALBERT EDWARD PUDNEY, PERCY LEONARD SCHOULTS GIBSON, HORACE RALPH, ARTHUR CHARLES WOOD, ALFRED GODFREY GODWIN, WILLIAM ROBERT REEVES, PERCY FREDERICK YOUNG, WILLIAM ALFRED GRAHAM RHODES, EDWARD YOUNG, BERTRAM F. GOLDER, ALFRED WILLIAM CHARLES,M.M. YOUNG, THOMAS JAMES
62. ST. MARY’S CHURCH, MERTON (Contd.)
OAK PANELS (Continued)
1939 – 1945
BARNES, ROY LAURENCE FOALE, WILLIAM ROBERT MORIARTY, W.L. BEALE, ALBERT ROBERT FOOKES, VICTOR JAMES OWEN, DONALD WILLIAM BERETTA, GLADYS BERTHA JUNE FOREY, CHARLES WILLIAM PALK, STANLEY GEORGE BERETTA, LEONARD FULLER, RICHARD JAMES PENDERGREST, J.W. BROWN, JOAN GIBSON, KENNETH JOHN PENNINGTON, MURRAY BULLOCK, EVA MARY GEORGE, DOUGLAS ALAN PIPER, DENNIS W. BULLOCK, RALPH GREEN, FREDERICK BAYLES PRATT, MICHAEL HARRY BUNGARD, JOHN WARREN HEAD, CECIL FRANCIS PRITCHARD, WILLIAM ARTHUR BURCK, EDITH ELIZABETH HOARS, ARTHUR JAMES PURDY, PATRICK ALBERT BUTCHER, MARY MERVYN SCOTT, CHARLES FREDERICK CASH, FREDERICK HURST, DOROTHY H. SEE, HARRY CHEYNEY, DOREEN HOBBS, RAYMOND PHILIP JOHN SHOTTER, ERIC GEORGE WALTER CLISBY, DEREK IRELAND, BARBARA SIMEK, ALOIS COCKEN, KATE ANNIS IRELAND, ERIC VICTOR SIMPSON, JOSEPH HENRY COKER, W.H. IRELAND, LILIAN DORIS SPENCER, ERNEST COOPER, PATRICK GEORGE JOHNSTONE, LAURENCE STACEY, JOHN COOPER, VICTOR WESLEY JONES, KENNETH ROBERT STURT, HERBERT HENRY CORBETT, AMY SARAH KIRKALDIE, DONALD TALBOT, ROBERT EDWARD CORBETT, DUNCAN KIRKALDIE, EMMA AMELIA ROSE TATE, MARGARET CREDLAND, ALAN RAYMOND KIRKALDIE, JEAN THOMPSON, RONALD HENRY DALLAS-EDWARDS, ANDREW KIRKALDIE, MAUREEN VICTOR BRUCE LAWRENCE, COLIN WILLIAM WALFORD, RUSSELL CROSSLEY DALLAS-EDWARDS, JEAN ALICE SLATER WARE, JOHN ALBERT DAVENPORT, GEOFFREY LAWRENCE, GEORGE ALBERT WATERS, RICHARD JOSEPH DE PHILLIPO, ANTHONY JOSEPH LEISK, COLIN MURRAY THOMAS DE PHILLIPO, BEATRICE MANN, JOHN RICHARD WHITEHORN, WILLIAM ROBERT KATHLEEN PENTREATH WILLEY, HENRY EDWARD DE PHILLIPO, LESLIE JOSEPH MARSH, HENRY JAMES WILSON, WILLIAM CANET DE PHILLIPO, MICHAEL JOHN McELENEY ELSIE MAUD WINTER, VERNON THEODOR EGBERS, LESLIE ALAN McGHEE, DOUGLAS MCGAW FOWLER EGBERS, PETER RICHARD MEARS, TERENCE, O.M. WOOD, OWEN WILLIAM FISHER, LIONEL EWART C. DE G. MEEKINGS, HENRY A. FLOWERS, LESLIE WILLIAM MILLER, ALBERT ROBERT
SOUTH WALL.
STONE PLAQUE INSCRIBED: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ELISABETH MARY THE BELOVED WIFE OF LT. COL. A. MACLACHLAN, ROYAL ARTILLERY WHO DIED AT MERTON 5TH OCTOBER 1845 IN THE 48TH YEAR OF HER AGE ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF HER YOUNGEST SON LIEUT. JAMES COLEBROCKE HARVEY H.M. 39TH REGIMENT AND AIDE-DE-CAMP TO MAJOR GENERAL SIR JOHN LITTLER, K.C.B. WHO WAS KILLED AT THE BATTLE OF FEROZESHAH ON THE 21ST OF DECEMBER 1845 IN THE 24TH YEAR OF HIS AGE
63. ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Merton (Contd.)
CHURCHYARD
STONE CROSS at north-East Corner
“ LIFT UP YOUR HEARTS ” IN MEMORY OF THE MEN OF MERTON WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE WAR 1914 – 1918 AND IN THE WAR 1939 – 1945 BENCH
IN HONOURED MEMORY OF THOMAS ARTHUR LISTER WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR JULY 1916.
SERVICE STONES:
6142936 L. BDR. 554666 CORPORAL A/342405 PRIVATE J.W. PENDERGREST T.A. WILLIAMS A.W. ELEY 67TH EAST SURREY THE ROYAL FUSILIERS ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS ANTI-TANK REGT. R.A. 27TH JUNE 1942 AGE 24 27TH FEBRUARY 1919 AGE 42 13TH AUGUST 1940 AGE 25 201073 PRIVATE 2051591 SAPPER W.J. SMITH R.D. ORCHARD E.J. HOPPER EAST SURREY REGT. ROYAL ENGINEERS CITY OF ABLE SEAMAN R.N. 228745 24TH MARCH 1918 AGE 37 LONDON H.M.S. “VIVID” 10TH APRIL 1940 AGE 18 8TH DECEMBER 1919 S.A. KING 91886 AIR MECHANIC ABLE SEAMAN R.N. 229853 LEWIS JOHN POTTER PO/3589 COLOUR SERJEANT H.M.S. “GLATTON” ROYAL FLYING CORPS G. COLLINGS 19TH SEPTEMBER 1918 AGE 31 29TH SEPTEMBER 1917 AGE 41 ROYAL MARINE LIGHT INF. 30TH AUGUST 1914 AGE 46 TR/10/183813 PRIVATE 1399536 SERGEANT WALTER HAROLD TUBB R.J. FULLER 10247 QMR. SERJT. ROYAL SUSSEX REGIMENT WIRELESS OPERATOR/ H.E. SIMMONS 11TH OCTOBER 1918 AGE 18 AIR GUNNER THE CAMERONIANS (SCO. RIF.) ROYAL AIR FORCE 30TH JULY 1916 AGE 34 151055 SAPPER 20TH JANUARY 1944 AGE 21 G.A. COX 14779337 PRIVATE ROYAL ENGINEERS M.H. PRATT 24TH MAY 1918 PRIVATE GRAVESTONE: SOMERSET LIGHT INF. GUNNER L.C. HALES 27TH MAY 1945 AGE 19 M1/6819 PRIVATE 267/67 ANTI-TANK REGT. R.A. J.C. PEGLEY KILLED ACCIDENTALLY ON ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS ACTIVE 9TH NOVEMBER 1919 AGE 30 SERVICE, 24 JULY 1940. AGE 20
64. TRINITY UNITED REFORMED CHURCH, Mansel Road, Wimbledon
VESTIBULE
BRASS TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE OF THOSE WHO IN THE YEARS 1914 – 1919 GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR KING AND COUNTRY IN THE GREAT WAR
JAMES DAVID GILKISON LT. ARGYLL AND SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS WILLIAM CLEARE SGT. MAJOR ROYAL SUSSEX REGT. D. STEWART GILKISON CAPT. SCOTTISH RIFLES ROBERT W. BARRATT SGT. NORTHANTS YEOMANRY JOHN M. EADIE MIDDLESEX REGT. PETER R. GEDDES SERGT. ROYAL ENGINEERS HERBERT MACKENZIE N.F. (TYNESIDE SCOTTISH) G. FRED ATKINSON 14TH LONDON (LONDON SCOTTISH) ERIC DUNFEE MEREDITH 2/LT. ROYAL FUSILIERS ALEXANDER REID 2/LT. 22ND LONDON REGT. JOSEPH S.N. BROOKS ROYAL ARMY .SERVICE CORPS COLIN BAKER 2/LT. SHERWOOD FORESTERS CYRIL S. BEACHCROFT LT. HOUSEHOLD BDE. RALPH ERSKINE CAPTAIN ROYAL FLYING CORPS RONALD ANDREW LOVE LT. ROYAL INISKILLING FUSILIERS GEORGE BARCLAY BRUCE T/CAPT. CANADIAN FORCE JASPER BRUCE LT. CHESHIRE REGIMENT
“THEY LOVED NOT THEIR LIVES UNTO THE DEATH”
ALSO THE FOLLOWING WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE WAR 1939 – 19^5
NORMAN H. BAKER G.B. LEWIS GEOFFREY BROWN ALEXANDER NEISH JOHN B. FRAME LOUISE THOMSON
A SECOND BRASS PLAQUE 1914 – 1918 TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN LOVING AND GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR
WILLIAM G. HODDINETT COLDSTREAM GUARDS FRED ARGENT H.M.S. “BULWARK ” GEOFFREY E. WATERS LONDON RIFLE BRIGADE HARRY J. JUSTER MIDDLESEX REGIMENT BERTIE J. JUSTER MIDDLESEX REGIMENT ERNEST R. HARDING EAST SURREY REGIMENT JACK S. WATERS HANTS CYCL. COMPANY H.E. BURTENSHAW LONDON REGIMENT ALFRED A. SMITH ROYAL MARINES LIGHT INFANTRY WILLIAM P. WILDE ESSEX REGIMENT GEORGE CHEAL SERGT. ROYAL ENGINEERS
“ FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH ”
65. ALL SAINTS CHURCH, All Saints Road, South Wimbledon
NORTH WALL
Three-fold Blue and Gold Wooden Wall Plaque
REMEMBER BEFORE GOD
THE MEN OF THIS PARISH WHO
GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR
JOSEPH J. ARNOLD WILLIAM A. DEACON FREDERICK W. AWRA FREDERICK G. EMERY FRED ARNOLD HENRY EVANS HAROLD ARMAN SAMUEL H. ENEFER JAMES ASHDOWN ALFRED E. EVEREST JOHN ARTER CHARLES EASTER LEONARD W. AUSLING WILFRED EDWARDS PERCY ALSON THOMAS W. ELDRETT WILLIAM I. BARRETT HERBERT H. FALKUS WILLIAM G. BATHO WILLIAM C. FINCH THOMAS BALL WALTER R. FREELAND JOSEPH BENTLEY WILLIAM R. FROST ERNEST A. BURROWS CHARLES W. GRUBB JOHN C. BELL WILLIAM A. GADD FREDERICK W. BATES CHARLES GIBBONS WILLIAM BROWN WILLIAM J. GRIST WILLIAM G. BELLINGHAM CHARLES R. GRIST FREDERICK G. BLACKWELL ALFRED C. GROVES GEORGE BOREHAM HENRY G. GLAZIER ALBERT BEARD WILLIAM GUNDRY FRANK BRADSHAW HENRY J. HOOKEY WILLIAM A. BUSH CHARLES HOLLOWAY WILLIAM BRADSHAW ROBERT HUNT WILLIAM BOWDEN EDWARD HUNT WILLIAM COULDRIDGE HENRY J. HAYTER GEORGE A. COULDRIDGE GEORGE HARDCASTLE HERBERT CRUTTENDEN CHARLES T. HAWKINS WALTER W. COLEMAN PERCY A. HILLSLEY ALBERT E. COE ARTHUR HALSEY CHARLES E. CASE ARTHUR HITCHINS SYDNEY A. COLEY THOMAS W. HARDING SYDNEY J. COOMBER CHARLES R. HUGHES ROBERT S. COLLINS ALBERT G. INNS FREDERICK H. COX WILLIAM A. JUPP PATRICK H. CAREY THOMAS F. JUPP JOHN H. CROSS ARTHUR F. JEFFREY STEPHEN J. COLE ALBERT C. JACKSON ARTHUR DIXON JAMES J. JONES FREDERICK G. DELVE GEORGE R. KENT JOSEPH DENISON ARTHUR G. KITCHERSIDE JOHN DIPROSE GEORGE KEEP GEORGE H. DAY
CONT/D ROBERT KEEP WILFRED D. SIMPSON JOHN LAURIE ALFRED SMITH THOMAS LAMING WILLIAM N. SNOOK FRANCIS B. LAMING CHARLES SEARLE EDWARD H. LOOP WALTER SUTER JOHN W. LOVEGROVE FREDERICK SHOEBRIDGE JAMES MITCHELL JOHN STEDMAN HAROLD G. MOORE FREDERICK W. STONE HENRY E. MANSFIELD EDWARD A. STEPHENS ALBERT MURRAY CHARLES STEDMAN ARTHUR MUSTON ALFRED E. TIPPING WILLIAM JAMES HUBERT TANDY ALFRED JONES WOODMAN G. TRIGG WILLIAM MUSTON HARRY TOVEY WILLIAM J. NUNN FREDERICK TAPPING HAROLD W.G. PERRY FREDERICK UPTON HARRY R. PEACOCK GEORGE H. WALLACE FRED PICKETT ARTHUR R. WALLACE LIONEL PALLING ROBERT A. WOOD ALBERT J. PERFECT WILLIAM P. WILDE PERCIVAL H. PATRICK FREDERICK T. WHITE HAROLD F. PATRICK HERBERT WILLIAMS BASIL H. PICKERING ALBERT G. WEST EDMUND H. QUARTERMAN ALBERT WOOSTER HENRY B. RUSSELL STANLEY E. ELKINGTON ERNEST G. REEVES THOMAS GILLHAM JOHN ROBINSON RALPH G. COLLARD FRANK ROSE FREDERICK G. DAVIES JAMES W. RIDOUT HARRY J. LAWRENCE JOHN S. RIPPINGTON PERCY E. LENDERYOU JAMES F.W. STOPHER JAMES C.W. POPLETT
1914 - 1918
1939 - 1945
66.
WIMBLEDON METHODIST CHURCH, Griffiths Road, S.W. 19.
VESTIBULE Two white marble Tablets Inscribed:
TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF THOSE
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN
THE GREAT WAR 1914 – 1919
A. BOLTON C.D. LOMAS H.G. COPP J.W. LOMAS P.E. COLLARD M.R. PARKER L.F. CLARK H.E. ROBINSON A.R.N. DAFFEN F.C. RYDER W.E. FINCH J.W. SMITH H. FOVARGUE F.M. TURNEY J. GLASSBROOK E.H. WALDRON W.C. HARRINGTON W. JEFFERY 1939-1945 E.S. KEARSEY A.E. GROVES D.M. BANNISTER G.A. WYBROW H.C. BLINMAN N. LAURIE
NOTE.
THE TABLETS, ERECTED BY PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION IN 1921, WERE ORIGINALLY ON THE WALL OF THE OLD CHURCH NOW DEMOLISHED. THE ADJACENT CHURCH HALL HAS RECENTLY BEEN CONVERTED INTO A NEW CHURCH AND THE TABLETS HAVE BEEN PLACED ON THE WALL OF THE VESTIBULE AND RE-LETTERED.
ORIGINALLY THE TEXT “GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN” APPEARED AT THE FOOT OF BOTH TABLETS BUT THIS WAS ERASED AFTER THE SECOND WORLD WAR SO THAT THE NAMES A.E. GROVES AND G.A. WYBROW COULD BE TRANSFERRED TO THE LEFT HAND TABLET AND THE NAMES OF THE TWO CASUALTIES OF THE SECOND WAR COULD BE ADDED TO THE RIGHT HAND TABLET.
THE ORGAN IN THE OLD CHURCH, ALSO GIVEN AS A WAR MEMORIAL, HAS BEEN REMOVED.
67.
ST. LUKE’S CHURCH, Farquhar Road, Wimbledon.
OUTSIDE In the Grounds
STONE-WALLED OCTAGONAL GARDEN WITH INSCRIBED STONE:
1939 – 1945
D. ARMSTRONG W.J.S. FURNER L.J. SHEVILLS R. BESANT A.C.A. GREEMFIELD C.L. SORRELL S.H. BLIZARD K.L. HARDING J. TIDY L.E. BYRNE E.H. JENKINS K.J. TUBBS R.G. CUDLIP K.C. LUCOCK D.G. TURNER E. CURNOW A.J. MILTON C.E. VERNON H.C. DAY N. O’DWYER V.R. WATKINS D.G. DUNSTAN J.C. OSWALD P. WILDY H.E. DYMENT P.T. PARKER R. WILKINSON N. EDE J.R. RICHARDSON D.E.C. WILLIAM H.T.C. EDMONDS B. RODWELL A.J. WRIGHTSON
INSIDE
EAST WINDOW
THE STAINED-GLASS WINDOW INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING WORDING:
“IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THE MEN OF THIS DISTRICT WHO DIED FOR THEIR COUNTRY 1914 – 1918”
CONT/D ON LEFT OF CHOIR
MARBLE MEMORIAL TABLET WITH OAK SURROUND INSCRIBED :
IN MEMORIAM THIS TABLET WAS ERECTED BY PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THE MEN OF THIS DISTRICT WHO DIED FOR THEIR COUNTRY 1914 - 1918.
APPLEGATE, FREDERICK PTE. 1ST BN. ESSEX REGIMENT BAIRD, ARTHUR S. RFN. QUEEN’S WESTMINSTERS BERNARD, DOUGLAS RFN. QUEEN’S WESTMINSTERS BERRYMAN, THOMAS 1ST. CI. P.O., H.M.S. “BLACK PRINCE BUDDEN, R.A. 2ND. LT. 2ND. WORCESTERSHIRE REGT. BURRELL, H.E.R. SUB. CON. R.A.O.C. BURTON, E.L.H. RFN. 2/21ST. LONDON REGT. CASS, JOHN ERNEST T. PTE. 2ND. BN. H.A.C. CHERRY, A. JOHN PTE. 7TH. LINCOLN REGT. CHRISTMAS LESLIE P. 2ND. LT. 17TH MIDDLESEX REGT. CLARKE, FREDERICK G. PTE. 12TH BN. LONDON RIFLE BRIGADE CORNISH, ERNEST PTE. 3RD. BN. CANADIAN REGIMENT CROSS, THOMAS PTE. 15TH. LONDON REGT. DAVIES, ARCHIBALD F. RFN. QUEEN’S WESTMINSTERS DAY, F.J. PTE. 1ST. ESSEX REGT. DOUGLAS, JOHN T. LCE. CPL. 9TH. NORFOLK REGT. EDWARDS, HENRY G. DVR. R.F.A. ERICSON, ERIC C. M.M. 2ND. LIEUT. 7TH. ROYAL SUSSEX REGT. GEORGE, FREDERICK T PTE. 12TH. EAST SURREY REGT. GOLDIE, ERIC J. PTE. 3RD. CITY OF LONDON REGT. HALL, ALBERT L. CAPTAIN 8TH EAST SURREY REGT. HAND, MORETON CAPTAIN DURHAM LIGHT INFANTRY HAMMONDS, WILLIAM LANCE CPL. 2/6TH. MANCHESTER REGT. HAYSON, H. HARVEY RFN. CITY OF LONDON REGT. HENDRA, HORACE P. PTE. 1ST. BN. ROYAL FUSILIERS HOLDING, W.F. CPL. 4TH BN. ROYAL FUSILIERS JACKSON, ERNEST W. SGT. MAJ. WESTMINSTER DRAGOONS JACKSON, FREDERICK ARCHIBALD CPL. 12TH. LANCERS KEMPE-ROBERTS, J.A.C LIEUT. R.A.F. MABEY, ALFRED F. PTE. 2/2ND. LONDON REGT. MAJOR, STANLEY 2ND. LIEUT. 3RD. EAST KENT REGT.
68.
ST. LUKE'S CHURCH (Contd.)
NEWBY, WALTER H. PTE. TORONTO REGT., C.E.F.
PARR, FREDERICK H. PTE. R.A.M.C.
PAYNE, ALBERT JAMES 2ND. LIEUT. R.A.S.C.
PAPWORTH, H.J.W. CPL. 13TH. EAST SURREY REGT.
PONSFORD, E.H.A. LDG. SEAMAN HOWE BN., R.N.D.
SIRRELL, HORACE GEORGE RFN. 2ND. BN. RIFLE BRIGADE
SPENS, ANDREW W. LANCE CPL. ROYAL FUSILIERS
SYMS, STANLEY E.E. GUNNER R.G.A.
TAYLOR, F.H. 2ND. LIEUT. MONMOUTH REGT.
TAYLOR-LOBAN, GUSTAVUS CAPTAIN R.F.C.
WHEATCROFT, FREDERICK G. 2ND. LIEUT. EAST SURREY REGT.
WHITBOURN, HENRY H. PTE. 2/7TH. SHERWOOD FORESTERS
WILLIAMS, WALTER H. GUNNER R.G.A.
WRIGHT, ALBERT G. PTE. 8TH. M.G.C. (CAV.)
YEO, A.H. SGT. 187TH. BN. CANADIAN REGT.
YEO, E.L. 2ND. LIEUT. 8TH. DEVONS (ATT. M.G.C.)
" WE LIVE IN DEEDS NOT YEARS “
69.
ST. BARNABAS' CHURCH, Mitcham
NORTH-WEST CORNER
Wooden Memorial Panel with carved frame. Inscribed:
IN EVER LIVING AND GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THE MEN OF THIS PARISH WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR OF 1914-1918;
ALBERT ALDRED HENRY J. GOVER HERBERT MILLER ALBERT E. ALLEN DONALD G. GOWER THOMAS MOODY ALBERT H. BARNES MAURICE GOWER ROBERT C. MOSS THOMAS B. BIRCH ROBERT HANDLEY ARTHUR PACKWOOD WALTER BIRCH HENRY HEFFORD CHARLES PATTERSON ERNEST J. BLAGBURN CHARLES D. HIGGINS E. HAROLD PINCHES HENRY E. BOSTON DAVID H. HIGGINS PERCY D. PITT VICTOR S. BRAUND WILLIAM C. HOLDSWORTH PERCY J. POWELL HENRY J. COBB RICHARD E. HOLLAND HARRY RHODES CHARLES H. COLES HERBERT C. HOPKINS THOMAS A. RICKETTS WILLIAM C. CRISP JAMES T. HOPSON GEORGE F. ROE SIDNEY M. DICKER CHARLES HUGHES FRANK RUSSELL FRANCIS DRAKE WILLIAM H. HYRONS FRANCIS H. SAUNDERS LESLIE J. EDGLEY PERCY V. JENKINS GEORGE J. SENYARD CHRISTOPHER D. ELPHICK HERBERT W. JOSLIN PERCY H. SELLARS FREDERICK J. EYLES EDWARD V. KEENE FREDERICK S. SMITH BASIL G. FAWCETT CHARLES KENNEDY ALBERT E. SNOWDEN JOHN T. FLETCHER PETER F. LAWTON REGINALD TARRANT ISAAC FREDERICK ALFRED J. LESLIE CLAUDE VAUGHAN WALTER R. FROST HERBERT J.A. LITTLE HUBERT W. WATTS ALEXANDER H. GATES ALFRED LOCK ERIC WILLIAMS GEORGE W. GATES FREDERICK J. LOVETT VICTOR C. WILLIS ROBERT J. GEAR FREDERICK K. MARTIN ALFRED WILSON WALTER GILKS FRANK MATTHIAE CHARLES GARNET WITHERS
CANDLESTICKS
A PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS ON THE ALTER ARE ENGRAVED: IN MEMORY OF E. HAROLD PINCHES WHO GAVE HIS LIFE FOR HIS COUNTRY 1914- 1918.
FALD-STOOL
AN OAK FALD-STOOL OR LITANY DESK IS INSCRIBED: IN MEMORY OF MARCUS HENRY CLIFT, 2ND. LIEUTENANT, KILLED IN ACTION 8TH NOVEMBER 1917, AGE 30. "
(NOTE: MR. CLIFT WAS AMONG THE EARLIEST AND MOST DEVOTED HELPETS OF THE CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOLS )
70. CHRIST CHURCH, Colliers Wood
SOUTH WALL A Framed Roll of Honour
ROLL OF HONOUR
1914 – 1918
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH, MITCHAM
“GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS ….
THAT A MAN LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS,
ALLINGTON, DAVID COOKS, CHARLES W. ALEXANDER, HENRY J. COLES, CHARLES ARNOLD, WALTER W. COLE, FRANK A. ASHFORD, WALTER G. COLE, LEONARD V. ASHMORE, WILLIAM E. COLEMAN, HERBERT J. BAKER, HARRY COLLINS, OSCAR O. BARKER, ARTHUR J. (SENR.) COOK, TOM BARKER, ARTHUR J. (JNR.) COOMER, CHARLES A. BARKER, CHARLES J. COOPER, PETER BASS, FREDERICK C.W. CORY, JOHN R. BATHURST, ARTHUR COWBAIN, OSWALD W. BEER, ALBERT G. CRISP, WILLIAM C. BENTLEY, ALBERT CULLEY, WALTER D. BENTLEY, FREDERICK H. DANN, LEWIS J. BLAZDELL, CLIFFORD DAVIS, HORACE V. BOWLER, JAMES DENNISON, WILLIAM A. BRIGDON, PERCY J. DILLISTONE, C.W.H. BRIGHT, ALBERT E. DRANE, WILLIAM BRIGHT, ELI F. DREWETT, WILLIAM BROOKES, ARTHUR ECCLES, JOHN W. BRUNNING, WALTER EDWARDS, SIDNEY A. BRYAN, JAMES W. ELGOOD, ALFRED C. BUCK, W. ELGOOD, ARCHIBALD F. BUDD, FREDERICK ELGOOD, ROBERT W. BUDD, SYDNEY FLECKNEY, FRANK BUCKLAND, FREDERICK FOWLER, GEORGE W.J. BULLOCK, HARRY T. GARRATT, JOSEPH BUTLER, CHARLES GAYNER, ARTHUR E. BUTLER, FRANCIS GIBBONS, PERCY J. BUTLER, JAMES GIBBS, CHARLES E. BUTLER, JOHN O’C. GILLETT, GEORGE H. BYE, EDWARD C. GLADSTONE, JOHN K. CAINE, THOMAS E. GODFREY, ALBERT R. CARYL, EDWARD T. GODFREY, CHARLES K. CARTER, PERCY A. GODWIN, ALBERT G. CHANDLER, WILLIAM GODWIN, WILLIAM A. CHARLES, FREDERICK S. GRIFFITHS, ETHELBERT G. CHRISTIE, CHRISTOPHER H. GRIFFITHS, JOHN L.
CONT/D HALL, CHARLES RANDALL, GEORGE A. HALL, LEONARD RICHARDSON, HORACE G. HANWELL, ALBERT V. RICKMAN, HERBERT J. HARDY, WILLIAM A. RISLEY, JOHN HARRISON, JOHN W.H. ROBERTS, JOHN G. HAYDEN, HERBERT W. RODHOUSE, CHARLES W. HILL, SAMUEL G. ROFFEY, FRANK HINGS, HARRY ROLFE, CHARLES S. HOGFRESS, CHARLES RUSSELL, LIONEL HOGG, ERNEST F. SAVAGE, WILLIAM J. HOGG, HORACE W. SEIBEL, ADAM G. HOLLAMBY, ERNEST H. SHADBOLT, ALFRED W. HOPE, FREDERICK J. SHADBOLT, GEORGE HUMPHREY, WILLIAM SHARP, HENRY W. HUNT, JOHN H. SHULTS, JOHN C. JANNAWAY, ALBERT E. SIMMONDS, CHARLES JESSUP, ARTHUR SKIPP, WILLIAM H. JONES, HAROLD E. SOPER, WALTER KETCHER, ERNEST A. SOPP, GEORGE KNIGHT, ALBERT E. SORRELL, WILLIAM J. LANGRIDGE, ERNEST E. SPICE, ALBERT LATHAM, S.H. SPICE, JOHN LAWSON, FREDERICK G. STEADMAN, EDWARD T. LAWSON, HERBERT STEANE, ALAN LEONARD, ROY E.A. STUNT, FREDERICK W. LEWIS, FREDERICK W. TALLICK, JOHN H. MARRIOTT, ALBERT E. TAYLOR, NORMAN C. MARSH, HAROLD TESTER, JOHN MARTIN, ARTHUR TODD, HUGH L. MARTIN, LEONARD TODD, ALFRED H. MAY, HERBERT T. TURNER, JAMES C. MEACHWELL, WILLIAM TYRRELL, ALBERT MOODY, WILLIAM J. WADEY, HARRY E. McDONNELL, ELLIOTT W. WALKER, RICHARD F. MACFARLANE, WILLIAM T, WALKER, WILLIAM H. NISBET, ALFRED E. WEBB, ARTHUR T. PALMER, SYDNEY R. WEEDON, ROBERT G. PALMER, THOMAS D. WELLS, FRANCIS W. PARKER, JOHN W. WHIBLEY, OLIVER F. PARKIN, CECIL R. WIGGINS, JAMES A.W. PAYNE, HENRY M. WILLIAMS, PERCY M. PAYNE, WALTER C. WILLIAMS, WILLIAM S. PICKARD, JOHN I. WILLIS, GEORGE F. PICKETT, FREDERICK WILSON, EDWARD M. PITTAM, JOHN T. WINTER, WILLIAM G. POCKLINGTON.ARTHUR WOOD, ARCHIE POULTON, ARTHUR WOOD, WILLIAM J. POUNDS, HERBERT G. WRIGHT, HARRY S. PRIDGEON, JOHN WYNNE, THOMAS E. PRIESTLEY, JOHN H. YOUNG, ARCHIBALD G. QUINN, GEORGE F. YOUNG, PERCIVAL E. RANDALL, ALFRED R. YOUNG, WALTER J.
71.
CHRIST CHURCH, Colliers Wood (Contd.)
TO RIGHT OF THE ALTAR
A CARVED OAK LECTERN INSCRIBED:
“ THEY SHALL WALK IN WHITE
FOR THEY ARE WORTHY ”
LEONARD MARTIN, CORPORAL 7TH NORFOLK REGIMENT
VERMEILLES, OCTOBER 1915
PERCY J. GIBBONS, 2ND. LIEUT. 12TH EAST SURREY REGIMENT
BUTTE DE WALLINCOURT, OCTOBER 1916
ALFRED H. TODD, PRIVATE, THE RIFLE BRIGADE
LES BOUFFRES, OCTOBER 1916.
HUGH L. TODD, PRIVATE, THE HEREFORDSHIRE REGIMENT
SOISSONS, JULY 1918
LEONARD H. HALL, PRIVATE, ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS
EX. SALONIKA MAY 1919
A SOMETIME FELLOW CHORISTER, THANKFUL FOR THEIR FRIENDSHIP,
IS HUMBLY HOPING TO MEET THEM AGAIN.
EASTER, 1921.
72. ST. MARK'S CHURCH, Mitcham. TO RIGHT OF ALTAR AN ORNAMENTAL CARVED OAK MEMORIAL (CLEARLY A MEMORIAL OF THE 1914-1918 WAR, THOUGH NOT INDICATED) PRAY FOR THE SOULS OF ACKERMAN, PAUL GRAY, G. SAUNDERS, FREDERICK C ALLEN, A GREIG, A. SCHOFIELD, GEORGE ALLFREY, ERNEST GEORGE HALLETT, FREDERICK, F. SCOTT, FREDERICK ANNAN, ROBERT P. HARRISON, PERCY SEELEY, THOMAS ANGLISS, WILLIAM R. HALLS, JOHN B. SEACH, FREDERICK J. ATTERBURY, WILLIAM J. HABLIN, F. SEALLAR, GORDON A. AYLING, ERNEST HICKS, LIONEL J. SELLARS, PERCY H. AYLING, ALBERT HICKS, ROWLAND W. SHEPHERD, HARRY G. BALL, ALFRED G. HINCKLEY, EDWARD SHARPLES, C.E. BATEMAN, WILLIAM A.C. HOBBS, GEORGE SIVIOUR, WALTER H. BENTLEY, WALTER T. HOLLAND, SIDNEY H. SKINNER, WILLIAM J.J. BENNETT, WILLIAM R. HOWE, GEORGE J. SLAYMAKER, DAVID BLACKBURN, ERNEST,J. HUNT, FRANK L. SMITH, FRED BONE, CHARLES HUMPHREYS, JOHN SNELL, HENRY D. BOWDERY, SIDNEY C. HYDER, JOHN H. SPEARING, FREDERICK BRADLEY, SIDNEY C. HYDER, SYDNEY A. SPEARING, F. BROWN, JOHN INGHAM, EDWIN W. STEVENS, ERNEST J.C. BURTON, HARRY C. JACKSON, ARTHUR G. STIMSON, J. BURLES, HAROLD V. JACKSON, HENRY S. STIMSON, T. BUTCHER, THOMAS JAKEMAN, ALFRED STINTON, STANLEY BURGE, SAMUEL G. JONES, HENRY F. SULSH, CHARLES W. CARTER, HAROLD E. JONES, VICTOR W. TAYLOR, GEORGE C. CARRUTHERS, HARRY KEEFE, WALTER O. THURLOW, JOHN J. CATTERILL, HERBERT KNIGHT, CHARLES F. TILLEY, CHARLES T. CHAPPELL, FRANCIS H. LARDENER, HARRY C.E. TOOGOOD, SIDNEY A. CHALLIS, THOMAS W. LAWRENCE, GABRIEL T. TOWERS, GEORGE CHAPPENDEN ,GEORGE J. LOTT, ARTHUR TRICKER, WILLIAM H. CLARKE, FREDERICK LLOYD, DENIS M.A. UPTON, RALPH H.W. CLARK, A. MADDOCKS, T.G. USHER, GEORGE T.G. CLEMENTS, H. MATTOCK, THOMAS W. VINCE, EDGAR CLIFFORD, HENRY McFIE, WILLIAM WILLIS, GEORGE COOPER, ALBERT G. MILES, ERNEST N. WEAVER, FREDERICK COLLINS, HENRY J. MONERY, JOHN WEBB, ALFRED T. COUSINS, GEORGE W.J. MOORE, PERCY G. WEBB, WALTER H. COLDHAM, JACK MORRIS, BENJAMIN A. WELLER, ALBERT E. COX, ROBERT MORRIS, H. WHEELER, RICHARD CREWES, STANLEY MYLES, ALFRED T.C. WHEELER, GEORGE D. CREASY, WILLIAM NEWSOM, ERNEST WHITE, ALFRED COUSENS, ALBERT E. NEGUS, FREDERICK T. WILLERTON, GEORGE CUMMINGS, FRANCIS E. OWEN, T. WILLIAMS, W.J. DARAGON, WILLIAM D. PARKER, FREDERICK J. WILSON, ALFRED DREWETT, DOUGLAS W. PARROTT, GEORGE A. WISBEY, LEWIS DREWETT, GEORGE F. PRATT, ARTHUR WYATT, JAMES DUNCAN, ALFRED POWELL, C. WYATT, WILLIAM G. ELLIOTT, DAVID J. REED. ALLAN EVANS, HUBERT W. RICHARDSON, WILLIAM J. ADDED AT FOOT: FIELD, THOMAS ROBINSON, HERBERT KEEN, ERNEST G. FIELD, VICTOR ROOK, SIDNEY HACK, HENRY J. GARDNER, JOHN ROOK, WILLIAM CORTNELL, WILLIAM C. GARDNER, ARTHUR ROLES, EDWARD H. LAWRENCE, JOHN H. GODDARD, O. RUSKIN, VICTOR J.A. 73. ST. MARK’S CHURCH, Mitcham (Contd.) ORGAN THIS ORGAN WAS ERECTED AS A MEMORIAL FOR OUR DELIVERANCE AND AS A MEMORIAL TO THE FOLLOWING WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE WORLD WAR 1939 – 1945
FREDERICK G. AIMES REGINALD J. HUBBARD FRANCIS J. ROBERTS WILLIAM AIMES FREDERICK J. HUMPHREYS MARY ROBERTS LAWRENCE BURROWS HUBERT H. MILLER GEORGE STEVENSON FREDERICK J. BURT EDWARD PULLEN LEONARD WALDOCK FREDERICK T. GALE DAVID ROBERTS CHRISTOPHER WARREN
NORTH WALL
MARBLE TABLET IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF HENRY STEWART JACKSON 2ND. LIEUT. KING’S OWN YORKSHIRE LT. INFANTRY WHO WAS KILLED IN ACTION IN THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME JULY 10TH 1916 AGED 20 YEARS ALSO OF HIS BROTHER ARTHUR GORDON 2ND LIEUT. 3RD SOUTH LANCASHIRE REGIMENT WHO WAS KILLED IN ACTION NEAR BAGHDAD FEBRUARY 25TH 1917 AGE: 27 YEARS CHANCEL
STAINED-GLASS WINDOW AND PLAQUE
THIS WINDOW IS PLACED IN LOVING MEMORY OF REGINALD JOHN HUBBARD LIEUT. 4TH. BN. ROYAL TANK REGIMENT A FAITHFUL SERVANT OF CHRIST, SERVED IN THIS CHURCH WHO DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE IN FRANCE DECEMBER 27TH. 1939 AGED 23 YEARS " HIS LIFE FOR HIS COUNTRY – HIS SOUL FOR HIS GOD ”
BRONZE PLAQUE
IN SEPTEMBER 1940 THIS CHURCH WAS BADLY DAMAGED BY A LAND MINE AND REMAINED DERELICT AND UNFIT FOR PUBLIC WORSHIP. IN MAY 1946, AFTER TEMPORARY REPAIRS, IT WAS RE-DEDICATED BY BERTRAM, BISHOP OF SOUTHWARK. ON DECEMBER 10TH 1950. A SERVICE OF THANKSGIVING WAS HELD FOR THE COMPLETE RESTORATION OF THE CHURCH AND THE STAINED-GLASS WINDOWS IN THE CHANCEL AND CHAPEL WERE DEDICATED. A.E. SMART,M.A. J.C.K.HILL VICAR A.P.C. HUBBARD Church Wardens LAUS DEO
74. ST. LAWRENCE CHURCH, Morden
FLAGS TO LEFT OF ALTAR WITH PLAQUE: ROYAL AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION, MORDEN AND DISTRICT BRANCH DEDICATED TO THE FALLEN AND ALL WHO HAVE SERVED IN THE CAUSE OF PEACE. 1986. ” “ THIS UNION FLAG OF MORDEN BRANCH, ROYAL BRITISH LEGION - LAID-UP 1982. ”
CHURCHYARD - LYCH-GATE At Entrance - Above Gateway :
IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO DIED FOR THEIR COUNTRY 1914 – 1919 Oak Panel on Left Side: ROLL OF HONOUR – PARISH OF MORDEN
AYERS, H.J. BAKER, R. BARNES, P. BROOKS, J.S.N. BULLIN, W. BURDEN, N.W. CLARK, C. CLARK, J. GREENWAY, A.W. HICKLING, G. JAMES, G.A. JAMES, J. LAMBERT, P.J. MACARTHY, D.A. MACARTHY, J.H. MANSFIELD, M. MEARS, E.J. MARFLEET, E.G. Oak Panel on Right Side:
ROLL OF HONOUR – PARISH OF MORDEN
NEWELL, J. PEARCE, W.G. PETO, A. REED, L.D. REEVES, A.J. REWCASTLE, D.R. RHODES, G.V. RUTTER, D.C. SANDERS, A.G. SYMES, C.J. SYMES, E.T. TICKNER, F. TRIBE, A.F. VINCENT, J.V. WARREN, F.C. WELSH, W.J. WOOD, A.M. WORMALD, G. NEWELL, W.
75. ST. LAWRENCE CHURCH, Morden (Contd.)
CHURCHYARD (Contd.)
HEADSTONES (Private) :
A.C.W. 1 HILDA M. TURNER
WOMENS’ AUXILIARY AIR FORCE
“A GALLANT LITTLE PATRIOT ”
DIED 29TH KAY 1942 AGED 18 YEARS
IN EVER SWEET MEMORY OF OUR DARLING SON
PTE. CHARLES JAMES KING 19493
7TH BN. ROYAL SUSSEX REGIMENT
WHO WAS KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE
AUGUST 9TH 1918 AGED 19 YEARS
“THY WILL BE DONE ”
HEADSTONES (Service) :
1582641 GUNNER FLYING OFFICER C.A. RUSSELL W.A. COZENS ROYAL ARTILLERY PILOT 11TH MARCH 1941 AGE 26 ROYAL AIR FORCE 21ST JANUARY 1944 AGE 20 CAPTAIN P.G. STOCKLEY EAST YORKSHIRE REGT. 2005985 A.C.W. 2ND. CL. 12TH FEBRUARY 1917 DORIS WINTER WOMENS AUX. AIR FORCE 26TH APRIL 1942 AGE 28
6853591 RIFLEMAN J.G. SMART KING’S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS 16TH AUGUST 1942 AGE 19
76.
MORDEN BAPTIST FREE CHURCH, Crown Lane
FRAMED ROLL OF HONOUR ON EASEL, SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION DESIGN.
ROLL OF HONOUR
MORDEN BAPTIST MISSION
G. ALLUM G. FULLER A. NORRIS J. ALLUM (SENR.) A. GREENWAY G. NORRIS J. ALLUM (JUNR. ) E. GREENWAY E. PIERCEY W. ATKINSON Fd. GREENWAY G. SEWELL R. BARLOW Fk. GREENWAY J. SEWELL C. BERRY H. JOHNSON R. SMY J. BOND W. JOHNSON A. TRIBE * F. CLARK C. LEE E. TURNER H. CLARK J. LEE E. WARNER J. CLARK * W. LEE J. WESTON W. CRANDELL J. LEMON W. WESTON J. DUFFIN G. MANSFIELD * R. WILLIS * C. EASTLAND A. MARSH A. MAYTUM W. EASTLAND * J. MARSH F. JAMES * W. FISHLEIGH D. MCCARTHY * C. FULLER J. MCCARTHY *
* DIED IN ACTION
FOR KING AND COUNTRY
1914 – 1918
(NOTE : ALL MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY NOTED ABOVE SERVED WITH
H.M. FORCES)
CHURCH HALL
MEMORIAL PLAQUE:
1939 - 1945
DORIS K. BURNETT JEAN K. KING JOSEPH SEARING LESLIE G. GUNNING ARTHUR C. LEVINS BRIAN C. YOUNG HERBERT G. KING PAUL RAMSAY DOROTHY F. KING
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM
77. WIMBLEDON COLLEGE.
CHAPEL
THE STAINED-GLASS EAST WINDOW IS DEDICATED AS A MEMORIAL TO
THE FALLEN OF THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918.
ANTE ROOM TO CHAPEL
CARVED OAK MEMORIAL PANELS OF 1914-1918 WAR WITH AN OAK
ENCLOSING RAIL.
A M D G PRAY FOR THE SOULS OF THE OLD BOYS OF THIS COLLEGE WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918.
MEMBERS OF THE ARMY CLASS
FLT. LT. J. BANKES-PRICE W.F. HAY W.J. BELLASIS CAPT. W. HAYES, D.S.O. CAPT. E.B. BULKELEY LIEUT. R.R. HOGAN LIEUT. H.J. BURKE LIEUT T.G.M. HORSFORD CAPT. R.J. DE CASTRO LIEUT G.P.C. JENNINGS SEC. LIEUT. H. CLIFFORD CAPT. J. KILKELLY CAPT. H.J. CONSIDINE, M.C. LIEUT. A.H. MANKELOW, M.C. LIEUT. C.B. DEAN LIEUT W.F. MCCARTHY-O’LEARY LIEUT. M. DEASE, V.C. LIEUT N.G. McGRATH LIEUT. A.W. DOUGLAS-DICK LIEUT C.C. MEYER CAPT. R. GALLAGHER LIEUT G.P. MORISON LIEUT. F.W. GALTON LT. COL. L.L. DU MOULIN, M.C. CAPT. G. GRISEWOOD CAPT. L.W. MURPHY J.R. HAMILTON-DALRYMPLE LIEUT. J.F. O’BRIEN CAPT. J.G. HARTER SEC. LIEUT. C.F. O’CONNOR-MALLINS
LIEUT. P.G. O’HARA LIEUT C.L. PERFECT CAPT. G.T.C. PERRAM CAPT. P. SHEPHEARD LIEUT. ROBERT DE STACPOOLE SEC. LIEUT. RODERICK DE STACPOOLE SEC. LIEUT W.P. SYNNOTT LIEUT. J.M. TIDMARSH SQUN. CMDR. T. VERNON LIEUT. F.T. WALDRON CAPT. C.L. WATERS, M.C. LIEUT E. WATERS
CONT/D
NOTE: ARMY CLASS PUPILS AT THE COLLEGE BOARDED THERE DURING A SHORT PERIOD OF ABOUT NINE MONTHS WHILST PREPARING FOR ENTRANCE TO SANDHURST, WOOLWICH OR THE INDIAN ARMY.)
MEMBERS OF THE COLLEGE
PROB. FLT. SUB-LT. FRANCIS ANDERSON LIEUT. W.A. DAVIS LIEUT. S. AUSTIN CAPT. T. EDWARDS CAPT. E. BAGSHAWE LIEUT. V. EDWARDS LIEUT. J.H. BAINES SEC. LIEUT. R. ENNIS LIEUT J.J. BALL SOUS. LIEUT. A. FAYN R.H.R. BEEKMANS LIEUT. A.M. FENTON LIEUT. B. BERNARD LEIUT. B. FFIELD LIEUT F. BINAUD LIEUT. G. FINCHAM R. LE BRASSEUR L.CPL. J.L. FORSYTH CAPT. F.W. BURKINSHAW, M.C. LIEUT. T.B. FULCHER, M.C. SEC. LIEUT. D.C. BURNS E. GUILLET, C. de G., M.M. SEC LIEUT J.H. BUSSY LIEUT. K. GODDARD SEC LIEUT T. CLANCEY LEIUT. P. GOLDIE SEC LIEUT G. COLEGRAVE W.R. GREEN CAPT. J . H. COOK CAPT. C.J. GRIFFIN G. COPPINGER LIEUT. P. GRISEWOOD LIEUT. O. DAVIS SEC. LIEUT. A.J. HASTING
78.
WIMBLEDON COLLEGE (Contd.)
CAPT. C.J.P. HAYES CAPT. G. O’SULLIVAN, V.C. SEC. LIEUT. E.J.V. HEMELRYK CAPT. C. DE LA PASTURE CAPT . H. HEWETT LIEUT. H.G. PLUNKETT SEC. LIEUT. D. HODDING CAPT. J.H. POPE LIEUT. W. HOPE D. QUIN LIEUT. J.M. HUME-WRIGHT LIEUT. J. QUINLAN S.J.A. HUNT MAJOR R. RAYMOND-BARKER, M.C. SEC. LIEUT J.J. HURST LIEUT. E. REGAN LIEUT. W. JACKS LIEUT. A.H.H. RICE F. JACOBS, C. DE G., CHEV. LIEUT. R. ROTTMANN ORDER OF LEOP. II LIEUT. J. RYAN, M.C. LIEUT. W. JOHNSON M.A. SCARBOROUGH LIEUT. A. A. LANE SEC. LIEUT. B. SMITH LIEUT. H. LAUGHTON SEC LIEUT. R.G. STOWELL CAPT. W.H.A. LLOYD W. STOWELL J.A. LOVELOCK LIEUT. E. DE TRAFFORD SEC. LIEUT. H.J. McBRIEN LIEUT. E.B. TRISTRAM LIEUT. C. MADELEY PTE. L. DE WECK ” R. MAUDE SEC. LIEUT. E. WELD CAPT. T.W. MAUNSELL CAPT. T.J. WELD, M.C. (AND BAR) LIEUT. N. MILLERET, C. DE G. M. WELLS CAPT. G.N. MONTEITH SEC. LIEUT. E. WHITEHEAD MAJOR H.J.T. MONTEITH LIEUT. G. WILLIAMS THE REV. R.J. MONTEITH, S.J. CAPT. E. WOLSELEY PTE. A. MOORAT LIEUT. B. YEATMAN PTE. B. MOORAT SERGT. S.J. COTTER LIEUT. F. O’BRIEN SERGT. F. O’LEARY
ETERNAL REST GRANT UNTO THEM O LORD AND LET PERPETUAL LIGHT SHINE UPON THEM
THEY WHOM THIS SCROLL COMMEMORATES WERE NUMBERED AMONG THOSE WHO, AT THE CALL OF KING AND COUNTRY, LEFT ALL THAT WAS DEAR TO THEM, ENDURED HARDNESS, FACED DANGERS AND FINALLY PASSED OUT OF THE SIGHT OF MEN BY THE PATH OF DUTY AND SELF-SACRIFICE, GIVING UP THEIR OWN LIVES THAT OTHERS MIGHT LIVE IN FREEDOM.
LET THOSE WHO COME AFTER SEE TO IT THAT THEIR NAMES BE NOT FORGOTTEN.
TO PERPETUATE THE MEMORY OF THEIR GLORIOUS SACRIFICE THE ALTAR AND THE SANCTUARY WINDOW WERE ERECTED IN THE ADJOINING CHAPEL.
L. D. S.
79.
WIMBLEDON COLLEGE (Contd.)
FORMER ASSEMBLY AND DINING HALL
IN 1977 THE COLLEGE ASSEMBLY AND DINING HALL WAS DESTROYED
BY FIRE.
THE MEMORIAL TO THE FALLEN OF THE 1939-1945 WAR WAS DESTROYED AT THE SAME TIME BUT A PHOTOGRAPH AND A DESCRIPTION OF THE UNVEILING TAKEN FROM THE COLLEGE MAGAZINE IS ATTACHED TO THESE NOTES.
THE NAMES OF OLD BOYS OF THE COLLEGE RECORDED ON THE MEMORIAL WERE AS FOLLOWS:-
PILOT-OFFICER T.E. ARCHARD MAJOR D.J. MONTEITH, M.B.E. PILOT-OFFICER B.I. ATKIN SECOND LIEUT. P.V.I. NOLAN SERGEANT F.B. BELMAR SERGEANT E.T.J. O’DONOGHUE FLIGHT-LIEUT. B.I. BRACHI SUB-LIEUT. T.P. O’DONOVAN PILOT-OFFICER J.L.G. BUTTERWORTH BRIGADIER H.H. O’REILLY SQUADRON-LDR. F. de B. COLLENETTE SQUADRON-LEADER T.G. PACE, D.F.C. LIEUT. P.W. CONWAY PILOT-OFFICER T. PEELER LIEUT. J.A. CRANE SERGEANT J.D. PICKUP FLIGHT-LIEUT. C.C.H. DAVIS PILOT-OFFICER R.P.B. PLUNKETT LT. COL. C.H.H. EALES, M.C. ANTHONY E. PROSSER CAPT. G.B. ELKINGTON BRIGADIER H. RADLEY, C.B.E., D.S.O., M.C. SQUADRON-LDR. A.S.R.S.ENNIS, D.S.O., D.F.C. WING-CMDR. M. LISTER-ROBINSON, D.S.O., D.F.C., SERGEANT P.J.W. ENNIS C. de G LIEUT. COMMANDER E. ESMONDE, V.C., D.S.O. SERGEANT A.F. SAUNDERS FLIGHT- LIEUT. J.M.J. FRYER MAJOR C.F. SCOTT LIEUT. C.T. GRANT LIEUT. P.T. SILLEM MAJOR J.R. GULLY LIEUT. A.C. HASKETT-SMITH LANCE CPL. B.W. HERLIHY MAJOR A.J. STAPLES J.A. HUTCHINSON WING-CMDR. A.W. SWEENEY FLIGHT-LIEUT. W.P. JANSSENS de VAREBEKE FLIGHT-LIEUT. G.A, TIMLIN SERGEANT WIRELESS OPERATOR M JEFFERIES FLIGHT-LIEUT. E.G.A. van den BOGAERT SIGNALLER H.M. LEVEY PILOT-OFFICER J.M. VAUGHAN PILOT OFFICER J. JOLIFFE FLIGHT-LIEUT. D.H. WALSH SQUADRON-LDR. D.A.L. McCLURE, D.F.C. CAPTAIN P.J. WELLS PILOT-OFFICER D.J. McCRUDDEN GEORGE A. WENNING LIEUT. CMDR. D.J. McDONALD SERGEANT E. ERSKINE-WHITE BRIGADIER A.E. CONNEL-McDOWELL PILOT-OFFICER E.A.T. WILLIAMS LDG. AIRCRAFTSMAN P. McGINN SERGEANT J.R. WRIGHT MAJOR H.J. McSHANE SERGT.-PILOT J.E. MOLONY
ADD
LIEUTENANT ROBERT H. BEER. (NOT ON MEMORIAL BUT ON LATER COLLEGE LIST)
80.
DONHEAD LODGE, Edge Hill, Wimbledon
(WIMBLEDON COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL )
MEMORIAL TABLET In marble. Oval with figure of Christ
crucified in relief.
IN PROUD AND HONOURED MEMORY OF THE OLD BOYS
OF THIS PREPARATORY SCHOOL WHO LAID DOWN THEIR
LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY AND FOR THE CAUSE OF
LIBERTY AND WORLD PEACE IN THE SECOND GREAT WAR
1939 – 1945
JOHN ANTHONY HUTCHINSON
MICHAEL CHARLES JEFFERIES
PAUL VICTOR NOLAN
ANTHONY PETER PROSSER
” GREATER LOVE THAN THIS NO MAN HATH
THAT A MAN LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIEND ”
REQUIESCANT IN PACE
81.
KING’S COLLEGE SCHOOL
IN THE GROUNDS
CIRCULAR STONE COLUMN On a Stone Base
(NOTE: THE BRONZE STATUE OF ACHILLES, ORIGINALLY ON TOP
OF THE COLUMN, WAS STOLEN SOME YEARS AGO.)
C.J.F. ADDINGTON C.A. CURRIE T.E.C. HAWORTH B.G. ANDREWS D.S. DAVIS W.H. HEINIG B.E. ANGELL G.L. DAVIS A. HEMINGWAY A.L. ASHTON O.M. DAVIS B.H. HERTSLET D.G. AYSCOUGH H.J. DAVIDGE C.S. HILTON ST. J.S. BACKHOUSE G.S. DAWKINS R.M. HILTON M.S. BAKER A.F. DEANE C.E. HODGES B. BALFOUR E.J.O. DICKSON F.R. HUDSON B.K.B. BARBER K.M. DOUGLAS C. KENT D.H. BEATTY H.D. ETHERIDGE G.G. KENT R.D. BEARDSHAW H.C. FARAKER H.H.S. LAUGHTON A.H. BENGER G. FARDELL P.J. LEDGER G.R. BLAGROVE J.P. FARREN S.C. LEGG H.F. BLAKE C.B. FRENCH D. LINDSEY J.B. BONNIN L.S. FROST J.C. LISTER B.A. BOYTON S.W. FROST C.R. MACGREGOR H.C. BRADBURY B.V. FULCHER K.C. MACGREGOR W.A. BRADBURY P.W. GALLY E.R. MACKAY R.C.A CARDEW A.E. GARRETT G. MACKAY H.M.S. CARPENTER W.G. GAYFORD R.S. MACKENZIE L.V. CHAPMAN H. GOLDING J. MARSLAND T.V. CHAPMAN S. GOMME G.A. MASCORD E.N. CHART L. GOSS J.W. MASSEY-WOOD W.E. CHATTERTON W.H. GRASSICK G.E. MASTERS R.A.V. CHEERS T.B. GREENFIELD H.W. MATTHEWS R.W. COLES S. GUTHRIE J.M. MAYNE S. COLLINS W.F. HALES W.S. MEEKE G.F.F. CORBET A.J.M. HALL E.D. MEREDITH R.V.C. CORBET G.E.N. HALFHIDE A.C. MICHELL F.G. CROCKER H.W. HANBURY C.P. MILLS W.R. CROCKER H.L. HARRIS A.J. MORLEY-BROWN T.G. CULLING H.S. HARRIS C.M. MORRISON
CONT/D A.H. MUDGE F.J.R. SIMPSON G.H. MUNRO G.H. SIVERS E.F.H. MURRAY J.F. SMITH W.C. MYATT S.P. SMITH S.M. NEILSON T.D.D. SMITH T.W. NOPS W.W. SMITH H.D. OSBORNE L.D. STARBURY J.P.H. OUGHTERLONY G.N. STANGE B.W. OUTERBRIDGE N.H. STATHAM J.S. PALMER St. J.C. STOCKER G.N. PARSONS K. STRAKER B.G.N. PARTRIDGE O.L. STRONG C.G. PENTECOST C. STURT F.E.S. PHILLIPS G.H. TAMPLIN R.L. PIPER D.R. TOWNSHEND A.L. PLATTS N.A. TRAYLEN G.E. POLLARD G.H. TRUBSHAW J.S. POWELL C.P. TUCKEY W.L. PREECE J.L.A. TYRRELL S.T. READ B.J. WAKLEY M.J.B. REED A.J.C. WARBURTON E.A. REEVE A.J. WARREN W.A. REEVE J.N.C. WASHINGTON L.S. ROBERTSON K.W. WATERS C.W. ROGERS H.C. WEBB R.C. ROTTMANN H.F. WEISS
(Continued Over)
82.
KING’S COLLEGE SCHOOL (Contd.)
E.G. RYCKMAN G.N. WENDT C.J. ST. QUINTIN S.N.C.K. WHITEHEAD E.A. SCOTT R.F. WILSON W.E. SCOTT B.C. WINSER G.H. SCRATTON H.F. WRIGHT A.M. SHARP
AT FOOT: WREATH AND INSCRIPTION IN GREEK “ THEY CARRY THE PRIZE OF A WELL-GARLANDED FATE ”
ON BACK: E. LYNE H.L.F.P. NADAUD (?)
ASSEMBLY HALL - FIVE MARBLE WALL PANELS
THE CENTRE PANEL BEARING THE SCHOOL CREST AND 1939 – 195 THE SCHOOL REMEMBERS
L.D. ANDREW N.G. DODDS H. HENRY-MAY D.H. BALL I.H. DOLMAN E.M. HILL R. BAYLISS K.E. DORMAN R.E.T. HINES D.O. BEACHAM J.E. EDE E. HUGHES-NARBOROUGH K.E. BELLCHAMBER D.A. EDWARDS P.C. BENSTED M.A. EDWARDS G.E. BERTHOUD D.J. FAIRWEATHER P.M.C. BONN D.J. FIELDER CENTRE PANEL P.W. BOOTH B. FIRMINGER SCHOOL CREST A.C.J. BOSWELL L.E. FISHER 1939 _ 1945 M.R. BRAUN H.R. FORSTER W.M.S. BROWNRIGG E.A.P. FORWARD F.M. JACKSON E.S.H. DUNNING L.G. FOWLER M.I.B. JOB P.F. BURR P.F. FRECKER D. KEEN B.D. BUTLER W.J. FROST L.H. KENNEDY P.G. CANKELL J.T. GILBERT T.C. KERR F.H. CHALLIS G.R. GILL A.P. KITCHERSIDE A.V. CHOPE N.G. GOLOGAN R.J. KNIGHTS-WHITTOME R.B. CLARANCE J.W. GOOCH M.H.O. LEVIN R.J.C. CLAYTON J.A. GOODHEW G.G.P. LEWENDEN H.S. COOK D.J. GREEN P.C. LEWIN P.R.L. COOK R.F. GRIDLEY J.H. MACFARLANE G.R. COLVIN G.F. HALL W.L. MALLEY H. CORNICK W.J. HAMLIN J.F.C. MARSHALL H.F.J.B. DAHL P. HARDING K.C. MAYNE E. DANN P.G. HARRIOTT R.T.D. MERCER M.L. DAVIS A.C.B. HARRISON R.D. MILLWARD R.D. DAVIS P.M. HARTAS M.C.V. NEWSOME A.A. DILNOT E. HATZFELD A.T. NOBLE H. DIXON R.L. HAYWARD B.E.L. ODHAMS
83
KING’S COLLEGE (Contd.)
P.K.L. ODHAMS J.G. STIRRAT F. O'DRISCOLL C.R. STOCKINGS J. ORCHARD D.E.R. STONE M.B. PASCOE R.S. STORY N.H. POTTERSON C.F. SUTCLIFFE J.C. PENFOLD R.E. TALBOT A.J. PENMAN L.R. THOMAS P.G. PENMAN W.H. THOMLINSON B.A. PEPPERALL C.F. THUNDER R.F.H. PHILPOT-BROOKES G.S. TOLLER D.L. PLUNKLET W.T. UDALE D.L.A. POOL L.A. VAUGHAN O.D. PRATT J. WALES R. PRENTIS D.F. WALKER N.V. PRIOR B. WALLACE HR.G. RILEY B.M.T. WALLACE J.C. ROLL R.D. WATSON W.D.B. RUTH G.H. WAY M.P. SALISBURY-ROWSELL G.O. WEBSTER A.S.K. SCARF P.G. WEIGHILL R.H.I. SCOTT-KERR N.E. WESTERGAARD M. SHAW S.J. WHEELER A.P.A. SHELLEY J.S. WHITAKER L.N. SIMPKIN R.F.B. WHITE A.W. SIMPSON R.M.J. WIEBKIN G.J.S. SLINN P. WILDY R.A. SMITH B.T. WILLIAMS R.B. SMURTHWAITE J.I.F. WILLIAMS W.G.W. SPENCER I.M. WILLIAMS I.R. STEPHENS ON D.A. WISE D. STEVENS H. WOOD J.P. STEVENS H.G. WRIGHTON
84.
RUTLISH SCHOOL
1914 – 1918 WAR MEMORIAL NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS, DESIGNED BY THE COUNTY ARCHITECT, WERE OPENED AT WATERY LANE, MERTON PARK IN 1957 REPLACING MUCH OLDER BUILDINGS WHICH HAD BEEN GREATLY DAMAGED BY ENEMY ACTION IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR. THE MEMORIAL TO THE FALLEN OF THE 1914-1918 WAR, UNVEILED IN 1921, WAS TRANSFERRED FROM THE ASSEMBLY HALL IN THE OLD BUILDINGS TO THE REAR WALL OF THE NEW DINING HALL.
THE MEMORIAL SCREEN, DESIGNED BY J.S. BROCKLESBY, A.R.I.B.A., COMPRISES SEVEN BLUE PAINTED PANELS SIX OF WHICH BEAR THE NAMES OF THE FALLEN IN GOLD LETTERING, THE SEVENTH, CENTRAL PANEL, BEARING THE SCHOOL CREST AND THE FOLLOWING DEDICATION ALSO IN GOLD.
IN PRAISE OF GOD AND IN PROUD AND AFFECTIONATE RECOLLECTION OF THOSE OLD BOYS AND MASTERS OF THE RUTLISH SCHOOL WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR KING AND COUNTRY IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 – 1919
“THEIR GLORY SHALL NOT BE BLOTTED OUT …… BUT THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE.” (Ecclus. XLIV. 13,14.)
ATTEWELL, JOHN CHARLES COBB, LIONEL HENRY FELL, GEORGE C. HUNTLEY AXTEN, PERCY ELWES COCKLE, CLARENCE TAPSCOTT GLUNING, LESLIE SAMUEL BAKER, GEORGE EDWARD COPELAND, ERIC N. van der BEN GOLDSMITH, W. MALCOLM BLAZDELL, CLIFFORD ALEXANDER CRUMP , LIONEL PERCY GOODMAN, CYRIL CHARLES BOURDIER, ROBERT C. de G. DALTON, THOMAS GRAINGER, WALTER GEORGE BOWRY, ARTHUR DIMMER, JOHN HENRY STEPHEN GRANT, HUBERT BRASIER BURGESS, WALTER THOMAS V.C., M.C. GRIST, FREDERICK CHARLES BURRAGE, CHARLES JAMES, DIXON, WILLIAM ARCHIE, M.M. HADDOCK, JOSEPH HENRY M.M. EGGLETON, H. GEORGE HANCOCK, WALLACE FREDERICK CATES, GEORGE EDWARD, EVANS, HEYRBERT WILLIAM HARRISON, JOHN W. HYDE V.C. EVANS, JOHN OWEN HASTINGS, G. WILLIAM, M.A. CATES, WILLIAM FREDERICK FARMER, WILLIAM FRANCIS
______
HATCHETT, E. WHITFIELD LOOKER, GEOFFREY VERNON PARR, SIDNEY GEORGE HAWKINS, FREDERICK CECIL ROPER PARR, WILLIAM JOHN JOHN LOVELL, EDWARD CATON PATON, HUGH C. ELSMORE HIGH, GORDON ALEXANDER MANSELL, EDWARD LESLEY PEARCE, CHARLES HOLMES, A. EDEN HAROLD MANSELL, GEOFFREY ERNEST PESKETT, FRANK OLIVER JOHNSON, LEONARD WALTER MAN SELL, WILLIAM STANLEY PITT, ROBERT W. LANGLEY JAMES, CHARLES HOWARD MARSLEN, REGINALD VICTOR POWELL, EDWARD KINGHAM JUDD, CYRIL ROBERT MOATE, JOSEPH CHARLES PRICE, EDWIN STEPHEN KANAAR, JOHN A. GERARD NICHOLLS, ERNEST JOSEPH PRITCHETT, G.E.KENYON LAMING, THOMAS NORMAN, ERNEST CLAUDE LAMING, CECIL FRANCIS NOTT, HARRY REGINALD LE MESURIER, T .FREDERICK, NOTTINGHAM, ARTHUR, M.M. D.S.C. NOTTINGHAM, LESLIE
85. RUTLISH SCHOOL (Contd.)
PROTHEROE, ALAN SPARKES, WILFRED WELLS, FRANCIS WILLIAM PUDNEY, PERCY LEONARD STANTON, F. STANISLAUS WHITE, H.A. SHOULTS PUGSLEY, CHARLES CLIFFORD STIRLING, GEORGE EDWARD WIGLEY, HENRY JOSHUA RALPH, ARTHUR CHARLES TURNER, THOMAS MELVILLE WILLIAMS, NORMAN ERNEST REYNOLDS, F.W. POUNSETT TWELLS, WILLIAM F. EDGAR WILLIAMSON, G. KERRY, B.A. RUSSELL, L.W. BOWDEN WALLACE, WILLIAM CHARLES CLIFT, ALBERT OLIVER RUTLIDGE, WILLIAM THOMAS WALSH, L. WILLIAM WARE, ALBERT SATCHWELL, KINGSLEY WARNER, THOMAS HENRY CATIL, HORACE PAUL SCOONES, E. FOSTER, B.A. WATERS, GEOFFREY ERNEST CATIL, SIDNEY HENRY SMITH, GEORGE WILLIAM WATERS, JACK SIDNEY KEMPSON, THOMAS EDWARD SNELL, GEORGE WATSON, CLIFFORD THOMAS
1939 – 1945 WAR MEMORIAL (NOTE: A SPECIAL PANEL WAS INCORPORATED BY THE COUNTY ARCHITECT IN THE WALL PANELLING OF THE NEW SCHOOL LIBRARY ) TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN HONOURED MEMORY OF THOSE OLD BOYS AND SCHOLARS OF RUTLISH SCHOOL WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR OF 1939 – 1945
ARMSTRONG, D. FREELING, B. McGREGOR, G.W. ASHTON, D. FRENCH, L.A. MILLER, A.C. BACON, A. FULLER, R.J. MORGAN, E.J. BAKER, L.A. GANE, J. E. NORTON, C.J. BAILEY, C.P. GARDINER, H.G. ORTON, K.T. BARNES, R.L., D.S.C. GOUDGE, I.A.C. PARKER, J.W.G. BOAK, A.S. HARDING, K.G. PENNINGTON, M. BONE, S.C.H. HARDING, R. PIPER, D.W. BOWKER, R.A. HARRISON, J.H. PUTTICK, D.R. BRIDGLAND, D.C.E. HAZELL, R.N. RIPPINGTON, J.S. BRODIE, R. HILL, B.L. ROGERS, R.A.J. BUCKIE, D.S.A. HOARE, A.J.M. ROWDEN, E.A. BURLEY, P.L.K. HOCKING, D.C.B. RUTH, W.D.B., D.F. CHAMPION, P.A. HOOKER, W. SPARROW, A.W. CHAPMAN, E.H. HOWES, S.C., A.F.C. STRACHAN, E.E. CHAPMAN, G.H.D. HURST, H.L.C. SUTTON, A.J. CLIFFORD, H.K. JONES, E.A. TAYLOR, C.E. COLLINS, A. KAY, A.V. TIDY, J.W. COOPER, C.J. KING, H. TINKER, T.M. CURNOW, E. LANGFORD, J.G. TOMS, H.J.L. DAVIS, P.G. LAWRENCE, G.W. TRIBBLE, J.F. DIBBEN, R.O. LINFORD, R.A. TUCKER, C.E. EDMONDS, H.T.C. LITTLE, S.W.G. TURNER, R.J. EGBERS, L.A. LOVELL, H.A. TURNER, S.C. EGBERS, P. MACKEN, A.A. VERRAN, V.R. FOOKES, V.J. MANN, L.B. WARD, P.E. FORTH, V. MANN, S.H. WARE, J.A. FRANKLIN, J.A. McCARTY,C.R.H. WARNER, W.C.
" THEIR GLORY SHALL NOT BE BLOTTED OUT ..... BUT THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE. (ECCLUS. XLIV 86.
ALL SAINTS PRIMARY SCHOOL, All Saints Road, S. Wimbledon IN GROUNDS At North-West corner MEMORIAL BOARD
(NOTE: THE BOARD WAS ORIGINALLY AT THE HAYDONS ROAD BOYS SCHOOL IN HAYDONS ROAD - NOW A COMMUNITY CENTRE. )
FOR GOD FOR KING FOR COUNTRY
“GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS, THAT A MAN LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS ”
ALLEN, RICHARD EASTER, CHARLES ALLEN , JOSEPH EVANS, HENRY KEEP, GEORGE AINSWORTH, JOHN ELDRED, T.W. KEMP, P. NORMAN ASHLEY, ALBERT EWING, WALTER KING, WILLIAM AINSWORTH, HENRY ESSERY, FREDERICK KITCHERSIDE, A.G. ARGENT, FREDERICK KENT, WILLIAM ARMAN, HAROLD FALKUS, HERBERT KEEN, ROBERT ALLEN, GEORGE FROST, ROBERT ARNOLD, FREDERICK FINCH, WILLIAM LAMING, TOM LAMING, BERT BARTLETTT, ALAN OWEN GARLICK, GEORGE LAKE, ROBERT BATHO, WILLIAM GIBBINGS, HARRY LOOP, EDWARD BENTLEY, JOSEPH GRIST, WILLIAM JAMES LOVELL, E.C. BENTLEY, CHARLES GRIST, CHARLES BOWDEN, JACK GRANT, GEORGE MANSFIELD, HARRY R. BOWDEN, WILLIAM GUNDRY, WILLIAM MUSTON, ARTHUR BRADSHAW, FRANK GIBB, ALFRED BLACKWELL, FREDERICK GLASS, JAMES WALTER NEWSON, HERBERT BOUND, HAROLD GREEN, CYRIL NUNN, WILLIAM, J. BULLEN, SIDNEY GRASS, JAMES NEVILLE, WILLIAM BELLINGHAM, GEORGE GRUBB, CHARLES WILLIAM BRADSHAW, GEORGE PATRICK, HAROLD BRADSHAW, WILLIAM HINDS, ARTHUR PARRIS, ARCHIE BURTENSHAW, HENRY HARWOOD, C.J. PATRICK, PERCY BAKER, WILLIAM HAYTER, HERBERT PYE, JOHN BRIDGES, WILLIAM HARRIS, ALBERT PICKETT, FREDERICK BROWN, WILLIAM HALLENSTEIN, FREDERICK PARRIS, REGINALD BIRCH, WILLIAM ROBERT HISLOP, WALTER BANHAM, J. PERCY HILLARD, GEORGE RUSSELL, HENRY B. BEADLE, WILLIAM J. HOWES, CHARLES ROBINSON, HERBERT BARLOW, ALFRED HODINNETT, WILLIAM REPTON, HAROLD HARWOOD, DAVID ROFFEY, WALTER COOK, SIDNEY H. HILLSLEY, AMBROSE REEVES, ERNEST COLEMAN, ALBERT VICTOR, M.M. HARDING, ERNEST REEVES, HENRY COULDRIDGE, GEORGE HOOKEY, HENRY CANNON , JAMES HUGHES, CHARLES R. STRIPP, WILLIAM GEORGE COOMBER, JAMES HANDS, ARTHUR STEDMAN, WALTER CLACK, GEORGE HARRIS, HENRY JAMES STEDMAN, CHARLES CONTI, FLORIAN HALEY, ARTHUR SWINFIELD, S. CROMBIE, DONALD HAWKINS, CHARLES SOUTHERN, FREDERICK COLEMAN, WALTER HAYES, PERCY SIMPSON, WILFRED CHAMBERLAIN, ALFRED, HENRY HARPER, SIDNEY SLAUGHTER, ROBERT COULDRIDGE, WILLIAM HITCHCOCK, JOHN ALFRED STURGESS, IVAN COLLARD, PERCY HARDCASTLE, GEORGE SPENCER, JACK HAVILL, HAROLD SHOEBRIDGE, FREDERICK DENISON, JOSEPH STEDMAN, JAMES DICKSON, EDWARD HENRY JONES, TOM STONE, FREDERICK DIPROSE, JOHN JACKSON, ARTHUR SCOTT, FREDERICK DAY, G.H. JEFFREY, ARTHUR STOCKHAM, JAMES DELVE, FREDERICK JENKINS, ALFRED SYMONDS, EDGAR B. DIXON, ARTHUR DENNIS, GEORGE
87 ALL SAINTS PRIMARY SCHOOL (Contd.)
TOVEY, HARRY WATSON, ERNEST TITCHENER, JAMES WARNER, T.H. TOWNSEND, JOSEPH WOOSTER, ALBERT TAPPING, FRED WILDE, PETER WHITE, FREDERICK WARD, FRANK WALLACE, HERBERT GEORGE
IN MEMORY OF THE HAYDONIANS WHO FELL IN THE
GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918.
PRESENTED TO HAYDON ROAD BOYS SCHOOL BY LADY HOLLAND 1917.
MORDEN PRIMARY SCHOOL , London Road, Morden
MEMORIAL PANEL In Assembly Hall
MORDEN SCHOOL ROLL OF HONOUR 1914 - 1918
BARNES, P. MEARS, E.H. CLARK, J. REEVES, A.J. JAMES, G.A. REED, L.D. JAMES, J. REWCASTLE, D.R LAMBERT, P.J. RHODES, G.V. MCCARTHY, D.A. SANDERS, A.G. MCCARTHY, J.H. TICHNER, F
PETO, A
‘THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE ‘
TWO SEMI-CIRCULAR BRASS PLATES AT BASE INSCRIBED:-
“PRESENTED TO THE MORDEN SCHOOL BY AS A MEMORIAL TO J.H. AND L.C. REWCASTLE, ‘ THEIR ONLY SON DONALD. ” NOVEMBER, 1921.
88. WIMBLEDON VILLAGE CLUB & LECTURE HALL, Ridgway, S.W.19.
OAK PANEL In the Snooker Room inscribed:
WIMBLEDON VILLAGE GLUB
MEMBERS SERVING IN HIS MAJESTY’S FORCES
DURING THE WORLD WAR
1939 – 1945
BAILEY, R.F.F. SKELTON, G. BOOTH, J.W. SLAUGHTER, G.T. BROOKS, D SMITH, E.A. BUNYAN, A.J. STEER, J.S. BURGE, S.F. TOWNSLSY, A. COCKMAN, E.F. URQUHART, F. DAVIS, H.E. WILLETT, D. DRAKE, J. WILSON, J.R. ECCLES, A. WRAGG, R. ELPHICK, R. WRIGHT, A.J. FIELDER, G. WILLETT, C. FOSTER, R. SAUNDERS, A. FRANCIS, L. REDMAN, C.R. FRASER, D.P. MORGAN, H. FROST, L. MARTIN, G.V. GASKIN, M.W. LIPSCOMBE, J.A. HOLMES, W. JACKSON, R.G. HOUSEGO, E.W.G. FANTHORPE, B.J.L, HUNT, H. DEWSNAP, P. JONES, A. DEACON, E. LEWIS, C. BURROW, J. MABER, G. BLUNDELL, A.M. MANN, S.H. COCHRAN, G.M. MORGAN, V.W. DRURY, R.C. MOWAT, T. HAYWARD, A.L. NEWMAN, J.V. HILL, H.A. NICHOL, T. YAPP, H.C. OWEN, W.S. UNDERWOOD, H.D. PARKER, J.W. WATTS, C.K. PORTER, W. GOLDSPINK, A.W. REDMAN, C.W. SAMBROOK, J. ROGERS, H. NEWLAND, E. SCOTT, F.
89.
ALL ENGLAND LAWN TENNIS AND CROQUET CLUB.
VESTIBULE At Entrance to Club House
OAK PLAQUE with Club crest at top
IN MEMORY OF THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF THE
ALL ENGLAND LAWN TENNIS AND CROQUET CLUB
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY IN
THE TWO WORLD WARS
1914 - 1918
MAJOR E.B. BLOGG, D.S.O. ROYAL ENGINEERS 2ND. LIEUT. F.W. GOLDBERG QUEEN’S ROYAL WEST SURREY REGT. LANCE CORPORA I.L. HAMPTON LONDON RIFLE BRIGADE CAPTAIN A.M. HENDRIKS ROYAL FUSILIERS 2ND. LIEUT. H.C. KENTON LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS PRIVATE K. POWELL H.A.C. (INFANTRY) LIEUTENANT R.B. POWELL CANADIAN PIONEER BATTALION MAJOR A.J. ROSS, D.S.C. ROYAL FLYING CORPS CAPTAIN A.F. WILDING ROYAL MARINES PRIVATE F.J. WOODS ROYAL FUSILIERS
1939 – 1945
AIR COMMODORE H.R.H. THE DUKE OF KENT, K.G. ROYAL AIR FORCE (PRESIDENT OF THE CLUB)
MAJOR V.A. CAZALET, M.C., M.P. ROYAL ARTILLERY CAPTAIN R.W. FINDLAY ROYAL EAST KENT REGT. K.C. GANDAR DOWER WAR CORRESPONDENT
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THE NELSON HOSPITAL Kingston Road, Wimbledon
INSCRIPTION OVER MAIN DOORWAY TO ONE OF THE HOSPITAL WINGS, FACING KINGSTON ROAD
1921 IN HONOUR OF ALL WHO WENT FROM THIS DISTRICT AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF ALL WHO FELL 1914 - 1918 ______
” THE MEMORIAL WING”
( NOTE: A. REMEMBRANCE DAY CEREMONY IS HELD ANNUALLY)
ST. WINEFRIDE’S CHURCH, South Wimbledon
OUTSIDE THE CHURCH, EAST SIDE:
STONE CRUCIFIX :
A. M. O. C.
THIS CRUCIFIX IS ERECTED IN MEMORY OF OUR SOLDIERS AND SAILORS FALLEN IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918 MAY THEY REST IN PEACE
AND ABOVE:
“GREATER LOVE THAN THIS NO MAN HATH, THAT HE LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS. (JOHN XV. 12. )
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BRITISH RED GROSS SOCIETY
Wimbledon Centre, Worple Road, Wimbledon
BRASS PLAQUE On South Wall of Vestibule:
IN MEMORY OF MEMBERS OF BRITISH RED CROSS SURREY
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918
CORPORAL BURTON, G.
PRIVATE HARMER, S.G.
“ MOORE, H.G.
“ NICHOLAS, A.A.
“ ROOKS, W.C.
“ MOORE, A.F.
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NATIONAL WESTMINSTER BANK, Arthur Road, Wimbledon.
TABLET On Wall inscribed:
IN MEMORY OF THE FOLLOWING MEMBER OF
THE STAFF OF THIS BRANCH VFO GAVE HIS LIFE
IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918
MARMADUKE I. BOSS
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THE POST OFFICE SORTING OFFICE, SW19 (In the Sorting Room): MEMORIAL PANEL in carved oak ROLL OF HONOUR FOR GOD KING AND COUNTRY MEMBERS OF STAFF WHO WERE IN HIS MAJESTY‘S FORCES
ABEL, W.J. BUCKLAND, A. DYER, H.J. ACOTT, T. BURR, J. EWINS, J. ARCHER, F. CANSDALE, H.F. FAIRMAN, C.H. ARMAN, H. CANTELLO, F.W. FOSTER, A.H. ASHFORD, A.E. CARVER, E.E. FRIEND, R. ATHERTON, S.R. CHAPMAN, F.J. FRY, R.T. BAKER A.E. CHIPPING, A.J. FULLER, A.J. BALLAGH, J.A. CLEIGHTON HILLS, H.C. GARROD, G.R. BAULCH, P.C. COATES, A.F. GODBOLD, C. BECKWITH, W.T. COOPER, E.F. GOULD, J.T. BENNETT E.E. COOPER, H.G. GRAY, C.A. BEVAN, J.S CORBIN, E.J. GREEN, P.R. BIGGS, C.A. COX, F.W. GREEN, C.T. BODDY, F.F. CREW, H.T. GURNEY, F.T. BOLTON, E. DAVIS, F. HALACRE, G.F. BOWYER, E. DAWES, F.W. HALLETT, M. BRIDGER, A.A. DEACON, C. HAMMOND, A.S. BROOKS, W. DELVE, F.G. HARRIS, C. BRUTON, H.C. DODDS, H.E. HILL,
HOWARD, F.J. POOL, G. TELFER, A.E. HOWES, W. PRESSEY, C.R. TEW, W. IZZARD, A. RICHARDS, T. THOMPSON, W. KERLY, G. RICHARDSON, H.J. THOMPSON, E. KERRIDGE, W.J. ROSENBERG, L. THOMPSON, H. KERRIDGE, G. RUSH, W.G. THOROGOOD, W.H. LANG, E.F. SALTER, A. TRIGG, T.S. LANG, G.J. SAXBY, E.J. TRIGG, A.C. LEEDHAM, F.H. SCOTNEY, E.E. TOWNSEND, P. LEGG, E.W. SHARP, A.W. TUCKER, F.T. LEWIS, B. SHAW, A.W. TURNER, J. LINES, W.J. SIMS, W.A. VERNON, M.C. MATTHEWS, A.E. SMITH, W.J.G. WARNER, F.H. MOLYNEAUX, C.G. SNELL, W.F. WENTWORTH, J.E. PAWLEY, H.T. SPENCER, G.H. WHITE, S.E. PEARCE, G. SPRINGALL, T.E. WHITELANDS, F.S. PEARSON, G.E. STONE, H.E. WILSON, C.R. PICKLES, H.T. STREATFIELD, D.A. WINTERBOURNE, W.T. PLATT, J.H. SUTTON, A.E. YOUNG, A.S.
(AND IN THE CENTRE PANEL) "NOT ONCE OR TWICE IN OUR ROUGH ISLAND STORY THE PATH OF DUTY WAS THE WAY TO GLORY"
(TENNYSON. ODE ON THE DEATH OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON)
IN LOVING MEMORY (See next page)
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THE POST OFFICE (Continued)
IN LOVING MEMORY
ARMAN, H. LINES, W.J. (DIED OF WOUNDS) (MISSING PRESUMED KILLED)
CANSDALE, H.F. PLATT, J.H. (DIED ON SERVICE) (KILLED IN ACTION)
FRIEND, R. SMITH, W.J.G. (DIED ON SERVICE) (DIED WHILST PRISONER)
GREEN, C.T. TEW, W. (KILLED IN ACTION) (KILLED IN ACTION)
LEWIS, B. THOMPSON, H. (KILLED IN ACTION) (DIED AT SEA)
TRIGG, A.C. (KILLED IN ACTION)
WEST WIMBLEDON SORTING OFFICE, S.W. 20.
ROLL OF HONOUR
MEMBERS SERVING, OR WHO HAVE SERVED, 'N HIS MAJESTY'S FORCES DURING THE GREAT WAR 1939 -
ATKIN, H.J. GRAY, F.C. OVENDEN, J.P. AVERY, L.E. HENTALL, W.C. OWEN, R.C. BATCHELOR, W.F. HOCKING, F.L. PARFOTT, A.E. BEASLEY, W.J. HODDINETT, R.J. RICHARDSON,R.J. BROWNING, F.J. HOLDSTOCK, R. SATCHELL, J.A. BULLEN, F.F. HULL, E.J. SAVAGE, H.J. BURROW, J. JACKSON, S.D. SKILTON, P.E. CRONIN, E.H. KIDD, D.R. SPRINGALL, C. COOK, C.A. KENDALL, W.J. * SMITH, A.F. COOMBES, H.E. LESSELL, S.W. SOUL, C. * DIXON, F.R.L. MITCHELL, E. THOMPSON, A.E. DOHERTY, R. MOORCROFT, C. WHITTLE, F.E. EVANS, F.W. * MOXON, M. WHITE, L.E. EDWARDS, B.F. MUSTOE, B.M.
* KILLED IN ACTION.
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METHODIST CHURCH, Durnsford Road, Southfields.
MAIN HALL, (First Floor)
NORTH WALL A MARBLE PLAQUE INSCRIBED :-
REMEMBER WITH REVERENCE THOSE WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES FOR US IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918
JOSEPH H. BAILEY WALTER LATHEY WALTER J. BAILEY HAROLD ROBERTS HARRY DAWE VICTOR TOWERS REGINALD H. DILLOWAY ARTHUR ROBINSON FREDERICK FARTHING
SOUTH WALL A BRONZE PLAQUE, MOUNTED ON OAK, INSCRIBED
REMEMBER WITH REVERENCE THOSE WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES FOR US IN THE WORLD WAR 1939 – 1945 ( NO NAMES ARE GIVEN )
NOTE : THE CHURCH IS TO BE DEMOLISHED AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE SITE WILL INCLUDE A NEW SMALLER CHURCH TO WHICH IT IS HOPED THE TWO MEMORIALS WILL BE REMOVED.
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