ADAMS

A

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ADAMS

A

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ADAMS

G J

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ADAMS

J

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ADAMS

W S

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ALLEN

G

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ALPIN

D

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BALE

William

Private 260236, 2nd/6th Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment formerly 203751, Somerset Light Infantry. Killed in action 4 December 1917. Born Corfe, Somerset, enlisted Taunton, Somerset. A Labourer in the Enginerring Department of the Great Western Railway at Taunton. No known grave. Commemorated on CAMBRAI MEMORIAL, LOUVERVAL, Nord, France. Panel 3.

BARNES

W

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BARTON

S

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BATSTONE

H

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BATSTONE

W

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BAZELEY

J

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BOARD

W

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BRACKER

F J

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BLANCHFLOWER

J

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BUDD

E

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COLEMAN

H J

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COLEMAN

W

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COLLIER

T

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CORDING

James

Private 316864, 8th Battalion, Prince Albert's (Somerset Light Infantry). Killed in action 1 July 1916 in France. Aged 22. Born Oak, Somerset, resident Lower Cheddon, Somerset, enlisted Taunton. Son of farm labourer William Cording and his wife Jessie (nee Paul). At the time of the 1911 census the family lived in Upper Cheddon and James, who was born at Oake, was working as a garden boy. After his father died Mrs Cording moved to 3 Flook Cottages, Station Road, Taunton. James died on the first day of the Battle of the Somme. On that day 436 men from his battalion were killed, wounded or missing as they advanced in the face of devastating machine gun, shell and rifle fire. No known grave. Commemorated on THIEPVAL MEMORIAL, Somme, France. Pier and Face 2 A. See also Cheddon Fitzpaine

CROSS

A

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CROUCH

H

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CRUWYS

W

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CURREY

J W

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DADE

W

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DAVID

H J

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DOBLE

C

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FORD

F G

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FUGE

F Henry

Leiutenant, 6th Somerset Light Infantry. Killed in action in France 13th August 1916. Aged 25. Also commemorated in the North aisle on an individual plaque in the church, listed as Henry FUGE not F H FUGE.

GIBBS

E

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GIBBS

G H

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GOSS

C

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SPILLER

H G

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GREEDY

W

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GREENSLADE

C

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GRIGG

A E

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GRINTER

T

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HARDING

L H

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HARTNELL

E

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HARTNELL

S

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HAWKES

E

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HILL

H

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HUDDY

E

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HUDDY

J

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JEFFERIS

S

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JONES

L

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LETHERBY

C R

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MARCHANT

G

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MARKS

P J

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MITCHELL

R

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MUNDY

C

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MUNDY

F

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MURLESS, MM

H W

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MUSSELL

S

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NEWBERRY

C F

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PALMER

H

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PEARCE

W E

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PHILLIPS

W J

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PITMAN

C

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POOLE

B

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POOLE

F

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POOLE

R

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PRING

E

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RAPSON

E

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REED

H L

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RENDELL

A R

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RENDELL

W

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SANSOME

F J

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SAUNDERS

F G

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SCOBLE

H

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SEDGEBEER

J

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SIMKISS

C

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SMITH

H

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SQUIRES

T

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STEED

C

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STOCKER

F T

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STONE

C I

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STONE

T G

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SUMMERHAYES

S

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TAYLOR

H

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TEMPLEMAN

W

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THORN

F

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THORN

F G

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TROAKE

Cecil James

10th Battalion, Devonshire Regiment. Killed at Batoum, Russia 8th August 1919. Aged 27. Second son of James and the late Emma Troake. Also commemorated on an individual plaque within the church in the South aisle.

Note: The Church Guide states that Cecil Troake was killed, presumably while fighting in support of the White Russians with the group that Churchill sent for that purpose.

THORNE

E

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THORNE

H

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TOTTERDELL

W

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TREBLE

E

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TUCKER

G H

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VANSTONE

W J

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VAN TRUMP

H

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VICKERY

C

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WAITES

A

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WAITES

S

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WALKER

G

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WALL

A

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WALLING

W C

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WEST

E

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WHITE

R E

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WILLIAMS

E C D

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1939-1945

BERRY

D L

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BOWERS

F

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BROWN

G V

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BULGIN

F G

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BUTTLE

J E

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CALLI

L J

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CHAMBERS

P J R

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CHIVERS

S

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CHIVERS

B D C

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CONNIBEER

H E

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COLWIN

E J

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CURREY

G W

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DAWKINS

D D

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DELVES

L

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FARRELL

T

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GILLETT

E M

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GODFREY

F

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GRAY

R J

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HOWE

F W

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HATHERLEY

W

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HELLMAN

R W

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HOLCOMBE

H

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JEAVONS

F S

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JENNESS

G J

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McDONALD

D

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MAY

R H

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OATEN

H L G

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PEARSE

B

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PRICE

J

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READER

D J H

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SAUNDERS

F G K

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SILKE

H W

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SLADE

A E

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SNELL

W J

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STEVENS

C D

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TILLEY

T W

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TOGHILL

G

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WESTON

E C K

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WHITE

C

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WIGLEY

D F

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WOOD

P D

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WOOD

L C

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WOODHOUSE

D H

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ROBSON

Edith M

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