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DEREHAM TF 98860 13455 All War Graves in Dereham Cemetery Can Be Viewed Here (EAST) DEREHAM TF 98860 13455 All war graves in Dereham cemetery can be viewed here WW1 - 159 + 9 WW2 - 57 + With acknowledgement to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission http://www.cwgc.org/ In all instances 'Dereham' refers to East Dereham WW1 Casualties Awards Rank Number Service Unit Age Parish Conflict Date Notes Son of John and Martha Abbott, of (East) William John ABBOTT Private 16733 Norfolk Regt. 1st Bn. 36 WW1 27/07/1916 Derbyshire; husband of Beatrice Abbott, of Dereham Ber Street, Norwich Edward 1st (Royal) (East) Husband of Georgina Abel, of 21, King's Rd., ABEL Sergeant 10194 6th Cavalry Bde. 44 WW1 18/12/1916 Gilman Dragoons Dereham Dereham (East) Lionel Herbert ADCOCK Rifleman S/7031 Rifle Brigade 4th Bn. - WW1 25/05/1915 - Dereham Charles (East) Frederick ADCOCK Private 40818 Essex Regt. 9th Bn. - WW1 04/04/1918 - Dereham George Geoffrey Royal Garrison (East) Son of Esther L. and the late William ADDISON Sergeant 38082 300th Siege Bty 24 WW1 17/11/1918 Frank Artillery Dereham Addison of 69, Commercial Rd., Dereham husband of Esther L. Addison, (father of (East) William ADDISON Sergeant 17045 Norfolk Regt. 1st Bn. 54 WW1 14/11/1919 Godfrey) of 69, Commercial Rd., Dereham. Dereham Buried in Norwich cemetery London Robert (East) Only son of James and Margaret Allan, 14, ALLAN Rifleman 535260 Regt.(Prince of 15th Bn. 19 WW1 17/09/1917 Campbell Dereham Mertoun Place, Edinburgh Wales' Own) Son of Stephen Back, of East Dereham; Middlesex Regt. Trans to 425th (East) Alfred BACK Private 74838 Agricultural Coy, 37 WW1 11/08/1917 husband of Hannah Back, of 18, St. Nicholas 29th Bn. Dereham Labour Corps St., Dereham. Buried in Dereham cemetery (East) Ernest Walter BACON Private 240536 Norfolk Regt. 1st/5th Bn. 25 WW1 19/04/1917 Son of Walter and Ann Bacon, of Dereham Dereham (East) Joseph Charles BALDWIN Private WW1 not found Born in London Spitalfields, 1896 Dereham Company (East) Son of Robert and Priscilla Barker, of Hoe, Albert Edward BARKER Sergeant 6406 Norfolk Regt. 1st Bn. 40 WW1 26/06/1918 Dereham Dereham Major The Queen's (East) Percy Harman BARNARD Corporal 5567 (Royal West 2nd Bn. 21 WW1 11/08/1916 Buried in Dereham cemetery Dereham Surrey Regt.) (East) Arthur Charles BARNARD Private 22663 Norfolk Regt. 7th Bn. - WW1 30/11/1917 - Dereham Northumberland 20th (Tyneside (East) Son of Mary E. and the late William Barnes Horace BARNES Private 241386 23 WW1 07/09/1917 Fusiliers Scottish) Bn. Dereham of Dereham (East) Husband of Gertrude Barnes, of 54, Norwich Herbert Walter BARNES Private 49725 Royal Scots 16th Bn. 34 WW1 12/09/1917 Dereham St., Dereham (East) William BARNES Private 25785 Norfolk Regt. 8th Bn. 31 WW1 17/02/1917 Husband of Gladys E. (née Reeve) Dereham (East) Son of Charles and Ada Beckham, of Bertie BECKHAM Private 29218 Norfolk Regt. 9th Bn. 20 WW1 11/02/1917 Dereham Dereham Clare Second Northamptonshire (East) Beauchamp BELDING - 1st Bn. 41 WW1 11/03/1915 also named on South Creake memorial Lieutenant Regt. Dereham Glover (East) Ernest George BELL Private 8557 Norfolk Regt. 2nd Bn. 26 WW1 15/04/1915 Son of George Bell, of London Rd., Dereham Dereham (East) Amos John BELL Private 66360 Royal Fusiliers 10th Bn. 25 WW1 19/05/1918 - Dereham (East) Son of Robert Betts, of Dereham; husband of George Robert BETTS Private 25668 Norfolk Regt. 1st Bn. 29 WW1 09/12/1916 Dereham Agnes East Yorkshire (East) Herbert James BETTS Private 205809 7th Bn. 28 WW1 24/09/1918 - Regt. Dereham Claude Arthur Second The Loyal North (East) Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Bidwell, of BIDWELL - 10th Bn. 21 WW1 21/09/1915 Stephen Lieutenant Lancashire Regt. Dereham "Brinkley", Quebec Rd., Dereham Royal Irish (East) Son of James and Elizabeth Blanch; husband Charles BLANCH Private 45008 7th/8th Bn. 38 WW1 07/06/1917 Fusiliers Dereham of Harriett Blanch (East) Born in Watton. Lived and buried in Robert BOWERS Sergeant 4065 Norfolk Regt. 2nd/4th Bn. 45 WW1 16/01/1916 Dereham Dereham cemetery (East) Albert William BROOKS Private 18163 Norfolk Regt. 9th Bn. 32 WW1 15/09/1916 Husband of Ida Emily (née Claxton) Dereham (East) Son of James Brunton, of 108, South End, Christopher BRUNTON Private 3/6716 Norfolk Regt. 1st Bn. 23 WW1 27/07/1916 Dereham Dereham (East) Ernest Alfred BRUNTON Rifleman 1286 Rifle Brigade 1st Bn. 28 WW1 07/11/1914 - Dereham Machine Gun (East) Bertie BRUNTON Private 139488 39th Coy 26 WW1 28/03/1918 - Corps (Infantry) Dereham (East) Arthur R. BUCK Private 29227 Bedfordshire Regt. 4th Bn. - WW1 25/05/1918 - Dereham Royal Field "D" Bty 23rd (East) Son of George and Alice Eleanor Bunting. Charlie BUNTING Gunner 884664 19 WW1 27/03/1917 Artillery Bde Dereham Buried in Dereham cemetery (East) Son of George and Jane Burgess, of 19, Edward BURGESS Private 14266 Bedfordshire Regt. 2nd Bn. 25 WW1 16/06/1915 Dereham Toftwood, Dereham (East) Son of Mr. and Mrs. Burton, of 3, Adcocks Sydney F. BURTON Private 45906 Suffolk Regt. 12th Bn. 18 WW1 12/04/1918 Dereham Square, Dereham (East) Husband of Florence Anna Catchpole, of Arthur Isaac CATCHPOLE Private 22330 Middlesex Regt. 4th Bn. 36 WW1 12/10/1918 Dereham Dereham (East) Ernest Henry CLARKE Corporal 240645 Norfolk Regt. 1st/5th Bn. 26 WW1 02/02/1918 - Dereham (East) Ernest Robert CLARKE* Private 66295 Royal Fusiliers 26th Bn. - WW1 01/08/1917 - Dereham George (East) Son of Mr. and Mrs. George Claxton, of 4, CLAXTON Corporal 18207 East Surrey Regt. 1st Bn. 27 WW1 08/11/1918 William Dereham Albion Terrace, South End, Dereham Royal Field (East) Son of Caroline and the late Horace Claxton, James CLAXTON Driver 5268 121st Bde 26 WW1 30/08/1918 Artillery Dereham of 15, Washbridge, Dereham Leonard Northumberland 20th (Tyneside (East) Son of Frederick Walter and Alice Harriet CLAXTON Private 48025 21 WW1 05/06/1917 Walter Fusiliers Scottish) Bn. Dereham Claxton, of 4 St., Norwich (East) Benjamin CLITHEROE Private 21340 Border Regt. 8th Bn. 33 WW1 05/07/1916 Born and lived in Dereham Dereham Son of the late William Bret Cooper and Canadian Garrison (East) Bert Frederick COOPER Private 3190225 6th Bn. 31 WW1 04/11/1918 Helen Ann Cooper, of III, Harewood St., Regt. Dereham Leicester Durham Light (East) Son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Copeman, of IIA, St. Frederick COPEMAN Private 250635 1st/6th Bn. 23 WW1 14/04/1917 Infantry Dereham Nicholas St., Dereham George Northamptonshire (East) CRANMER Private 49694 6th Bn. - WW1 31/07/1918 - Edward Regt. Dereham (East) Son of Mrs. E. Cranmer; husband of Sarah Ernest CRANMER Sergeant 77 Norfolk Regt. 1st/5th Bn. 46 WW1 21/08/1915 Dereham Cranmer, of Wellington Rd. London Regt. (Post (East) Charles Cecil CRICK Rifleman 374189 2nd/8th Bn. - WW1 16/06/1917 - Office Rifles) Dereham (East) Nelson DAGLESS Private 240428 Norfolk Regt. 1st/5th Bn. 20 WW1 02/11/1917 - Dereham Att'd Canadian (East) Horace DRAKE Driver M2/073078 MT Coy. Garrison Artillery 25 WW1 21/04/1917 - Siege Bty. Dereham (East) Son of William and Elizabeth Eagling, of Edward EAGLING Corporal 317729 Norfolk Regt. 1st Bn. 34 WW1 02/06/1916 Dereham Rushmeadow Rd., Scarning Royal Garrison (East) Harry Percy EAGLING Gunner 32386 331st Siege Bty. 27 WW1 27/10/1917 Born Colchester Artillery Dereham Son of Edward Edwards, of Dereham Rd., (East) Edward Albert EDWARDS Sergeant 6018 Norfolk Regt. 7th Bn. 34 WW1 12/10/1916 Norwich; husband of Alice Agnes (née Dereham Galley) [The only local Edward Edwards found] (East) Son of John William and Elizabeth Eglen, of Percy Robert EGLEN Rifleman S/30434 Rifle Brigade 9th Bn. 20 WW1 13/12/1917 Dereham 27, Wellington Rd., Dereham Herbert East Yorkshire (East) Son of John and Elizabeth Eglen, of EGLEN Sergeant 50876 "B" Coy 1st Bn. 23 WW1 23/10/1918 William Regt. Dereham Dereham, Norfolk; husband of Gladys (East) Son of Evelyn and the late Walter Everett of Victor John EVERETT Private 240537 Norfolk Regt. 1st/5th Bn. 20 WW1 03/01/1918 Dereham Dereham (East) Charles FARROW Private 3/10392 Norfolk Regt. 7th Bn. 34 WW1 13/10/1915 - Dereham (East) Frederick FARROW Private 20943 Norfolk Regt. 1st Bn. - WW1 23/04/1917 - Dereham Northamptonshire (East) [name recorded as Farman, Firman & Firmin, Aubrey Albert FIRMIN Private 43532 7th Bn. 21 WW1 09/10/1918 Regt. Dereham served as the latter] Edwin Lance (East) FROSDICK 9078 Norfolk Regt. 1st Bn. - WW1 18/04/1915 - Leonard Corporal Dereham (East) Son of George and Rosette Frost, of Old Hall Reuben FROST Private TF/202135 Middlesex Regt. 1st/7th Bn. 23 WW1 03/05/1917 Dereham Cottages, Toftwood, East Dereham (East) Son of George and Rosette Frost, of Old Hall Sidney FROST Private 21409 Border Regt. 8th Bn. 23 WW1 15/07/1916 Dereham Cottages, Toftwood, East Dereham Harry (East) FROST Private 41193 Essex Regt. 10th Bn. 24 WW1 08/02/1917 - Augustus Hall Dereham Robert (East) Son of Robert and Sarah Gilham, of Dereham GILHAM* Sergeant 4237 Norfolk Regt. 1st Bn. 49 WW1 30/05/1918 William Dereham husband of Florence Rebecca Lance Cambridgeshire (East) Son of Robert and Charlotte Girling, of 11, Arthur GIRLING 326341 1st/1st Bn. 28 WW1 26/09/1917 Corporal Regt. Dereham Yaxham Rd., Dereham Queen's Own Reginald (East) Son of Walter and Harriet Grave, of 10, GRAVE Private G/18375 (Royal West Kent 7th Bn. 25 WW1 29/10/1916 Walter Dereham Cowper Rd., Dereham, Regt) 587th Army Service (East) Sidney Victor GRAY Private M2/048376 Mechanical WW1 16/12/1917 - Corps, Dereham Transport Coy.
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