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The Royal British Legion
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IN MEMORIAM
1914-1918
| ANDREWS | Tom | [ANDREW in birth regn.] Private 66906, 2nd Bn. Royal Fusiliers, formerly 6/13772, 14th T.R. Bn. Killed in action 16 August 1917, age 22. Born 1895 Moortown, South Kelsey, Lincs, son of Joseph and Eliza (née Dowman) Andrews of The Memorial Cottage, Nettleton. Pre-war occupation farm labourer. Commemorated on Panel 28 to 30, Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium. In the Methodist Chapel, an engraved brass plaque with a wooden surround commemorates one WW1 casualty. IN
LOVING MEMORY OF  |
| ANDREWS | George Percy | [Roll
of Honour in church has ANDREW] Private 268371, 1st Bn. Sherwood
Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment). Killed in action 25 April
1918, age 18, after 6 weeks on Western Front. Originally enlisted
at age 15¾, and had previously served in France, Egypt and Ireland.
Born 29.8.1899 Moortown, South Kelsey, Lincs. Son of Ada Andrews,
a daughter of Joseph and Eliza Andrews of Memorial Cottage, Nettleton
who brought him up. Commemorated on Panel 52 to 54, Pozières Memorial,
France. |
| BAKER | Frederic Victor | Private
TR9/6551, 26th Bn. Training Reserve. Died 8 March 1917, age 18.
Born 1898, bpt 20.11.1898 Nettleton, youngest son of Florence Emily
(née Hailstone) Baker, of 38 Whitehall Park, Highgate, London, and
the late William John Baker. Buried in Grave II.F.30, Dovercourt
(All Saints) Churchyard, Essex. |
| ENDERBY | George Frederic | Private
201226 (previously 3847), 1st/5th Bn. Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed
in action 10 June 1918, age 23. Born 1894 Holton-le-Moor, bpt 4.11.1894
Nettleton, son of William and Georgina (née Brown) Enderby, of Holton-le-Moor,
Lincs. Buried in Grave III.E.2, Fouquières Churchyard Extension,
France. Also commemorated on Holton-le-Moor WM. |
| ENDERBY | Horace | Private
45046, 2nd Bn. South Staffordshire Regiment. Killed in action 30
September 1918, age 21. Born 1897 Holton-le-Moor, son of William
and Georgina Enderby of Holton-le-Moor, Lincs. Enlisted Grantham.
Buried in Grave I. B. 31, Orival Wood Cemetery, Flesquières, France.
Also commemorated on Holton-le-Moor WM. |
| JOHNSON | Reginald James (Jack) | Private
13442, 2nd Bn. Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action 9 May 1915,
age 20. Born 1895 Kirmington, Lincs, son of John and Emma (née Lusby)
Johnson of Cook's Lane, Nettleton. Pre-war occupation farm labourer.
Commemorated on Panel 3, Ploegsteert Memorial, Belgium. |
| LEONARD | Charles | Private
TR6/5906, 12th Bn. Training Reserve. Died 22 February 1917, age
26. Born 1890, bpt 19.9.1890 Nettleton, son of Charles and Betsy
(née Clark) Leonard, of Holton-le-Moor, Lincoln. Buried in Nettleton
(St. John the Baptist) churchyard. |
| NORTON | Joseph | Private
315412, 16th Bn. Royal Sussex Regiment. Killed in action 6 November
1917, age 23, Egypt. Born 1894 Caistor, son of Betsy Norton, grandson
of Annie and the late Richard Norton of Nettleton. Buried in Grave
M. 20, Beersheba War Cemetery, Israel. |
| NORTON | Robert | Private
235098, 4th Bn. Worcestershire Regiment. Killed in action 24 November
1917, age 19. Born 8.5.1898, Otby, bpt 16.11.1900 Walesby, Lincs,
son of Betsy Norton, grandson of Annie and the late Richard Norton
of Nettleton. Buried at Enclosure No.4 XII.J.18, Bedford House Cemetery,
Belgium. |
| SCOTT | Arthur Rawlinson | Private
18332, Army Service Corps. Enlisted 7.10.1915 (claiming to be 46
and with previous army service), served at Gallipoli, discharged
24.4.1916 as no longer physically fit, died 1.6.1918 Nettleton.
Born 1861, bpt 7.7.1861 Barrow-on-Humber, son of Thomas & Fanny
Scott, husband of Emily (née Dalton) Scott of Caistor, previously
of Susannah Kate (née Green) Scott, father of 4 sons and a daughter.
Previous service as stoker in Royal Navy, later worked as a coal
merchant and then gamekeeper. |
| WAITE | Thomas | Private
13416, 6th Bn. Lincolnshire Regiment. Died 7 August 1915 at Gallipoli,
age 19. Born 1897 Sixhills, son of William & the late Fanny (née
Jackson) Waite of Nettleton. Commemorated on Panel 45 to 47, Helles
Memorial, Turkey. |
| WITTY | Walter Stanley | Private
201782, 7th Bn. East Yorkshire Regiment. Killed in action 24 August
1918, France, age 22. Born 1896 Anlaby, Hull, Yorks, son of Richard
Martin Witty and Rachel (née Wilson) Witty, of Nettleton. Pre-war
occupation farmhand. Buried in Grave I.J.20, Pozières British Cemetery,
Ovillers-La Boiselle, France. |
FOR
KING AND COUNTRY ROLL OF HONOUR Nettleton |
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| ANDREW | P. |
(1/4th
Lincs) |
| ANDREW | Tom | (R.F.) |
| BAKER | A.P.S. |
Gunner
(R.F.A.) |
| BAKER | F.V. | (T.R.) |
| BAKER | H.F. |
(Honourable
Artillery Coy.) |
| BAKER | R.W. | Lieut
(A.O.D.) |
| BRANTON | W. |
Driver
(R.F.A.) |
| CATLEY | R. | Wheeler
(A.O.C.) |
| EAMES | A. |
(Pte.)
Notts & Derby |
| EVERETT | P. | (T.R.) |
| FANTHORPE | A. |
(R.F.A.) |
| FARILL | C. | Driver
(R.E.) |
| FLETCHER | W.E. |
(Pte.)
R.G.H. |
| JOHNSON | F. | (2/7th
North: Fusiliers) |
| JOHNSON | H. |
Gunner
(R.G.A.) |
| JOHNSON | R.J. | (2nd
Lincs.) |
| JOHNSON | W. |
(A.O.C.) |
| LEONARD | Char | (T.R.) |
| LORD | G. |
(2/4th
Lincs.) |
| MARSHALL | F.S. | (Gren.
Guards) |
| MUMBY | A.C. |
(1st
Res: West Yorks.) |
| NORTON | J. | (4th
Lincs.) |
| NORTON | R. |
(4th
Lincs.) |
| PEART | A. | (3rd
Lincs.) |
| RANGER | M.H. |
(R.A.M.C.) |
| SCOTT | A. | (A.S.C.) |
| SCOTT | H. |
(M.G.C.) |
| SCOTT | Hec. | (Pte.) |
| TEFT | A. |
(H.M.S.Admirable) |
| WAITE | J. | (Sherwood
Rangers) |
| WAITE | T. |
(6th
Lincs) |
| WHITE | J.Farr. | Sergt.
(R.F.A.) |
| WITTY | J. |
Sergt.
(12th East Yorks.) |
| WITTY | W.S. | (2/4th
East Yorks.) |
GOD SAVE THE KING
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