| BLUNDY |
A
J |
Military
Medal, Lincolnshire Regiment on memorial, does not appear Roll of
Honour. Unable to identify CWGC/SDGW. Appears to be Alfred John
Blundy present Folkingham 1901, born Folkingham c1894. Son of Samuel
and Harriet Blundy. No further information currently. |
| BRADLEY |
John
Henry Heathcote |
Rifleman
86421. 7th Battalion, West Yorkshire Regiment. Died 21st November
1918, aged 19 years. Son of Cuthbert and Lucy Bradley of ‘The Lodge’,
Folkingham, Lincs. Commemorated Folkingham (St Andrew) Churchyard. |
| FARROW |
Herbert
Sands |
Corporal
G/25074. 9th Battalion East Surrey Regiment (Royal Fusiliers on
memorial). Died 21st November 1916, aged 26 years. Son of John S
and H Farrow of Market Place, Folkingham, Lincs. Born Grantham and
enlisted Abington (Allington?), Lincs. Commemorated Philosophe British
Cemetery, Mazingarbe. I.A.35. |
| GRESSWELL |
Charles |
Cresswell
on memorial. Private 201467. 2nd Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment
Killed in action 23rd August 1918. Born Rowston. Enlisted Sleaford
and resident Folkingham, Lincs. Commemorated Queens Cemetery, Bucquoy.
II.J.5. |
| MARVIN |
[Clarke
Henry] "Jack" |
John
Marvin on Roll of Honour, Lincolnshire Regiment but he is referred
to by his ninkname "jack" on the memorial] Private 40662.
10th Battalion. Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action 28th April
1917. Enlisted Sleaford and resident Folkingham, Lincs. Commemorated
Arras Memorial. Bay 3 and 4. |
| PATMAN |
W |
William
Patman on Roll of Honour, Lincolnshire Regiment on memorial. Unable
to identify CWGC/SDGW. Appears to be William Patman present Folkingham
1881, born Folkingham c1877. Son of Leonard and Mary Ann Patman.
No further information currently. |
| RUDKIN |
G
H |
George
Rudkin on Roll of Honour. Military Cross. Second Lieutenant. Machine
Gun Corps. Died 28th October 1918. Commemorated Folkingham (St Andrew)
Churchyard. |
| SHEFFIELD |
Harry |
Corporal
10859. 1st Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action 20th
September 1916. Born Newark, Notts, enlisted Sleaford and resident
Folkingham, Lincs. Commemorated Thiepval Memorial. Pier and Face
1C. |
| Their
name liveth for evermore. |
|
By
land and sea and air.
Folkingham 1914 – 19
Our Roll of Honour. |
| BLAGG |
Ernest |
|
| BLUNDY |
Joseph
|
Wounded. |
| BLUNDY |
Samuel |
Wounded. |
| BLUNT |
Samuel |
|
| BRADLEY |
C.T.H |
|
| BRADLEY |
John
H.H |
Died. |
| BRANIGAN |
Joseph
P |
|
| CAULTON |
Walter |
Wounded. |
| CHAMBERS |
Cyril |
|
| CHAMBERS |
Joseph |
|
| CLARK |
William |
Wounded. |
| CLARKE |
Robert |
|
| COX |
John |
|
| DAVY |
Robert |
|
| DRURY |
Frank |
Wounded. |
| FARROW |
Herbert |
Wounded. |
| FARROW |
Louis |
|
| FARROW |
William
Reginald |
|
| GARNOLD
? |
Arthur |
|
| GREAVES |
Frederick
C |
|
| GREEN |
Tom |
|
| GRESSWELL |
Charles |
Killed
in action. |
| GRESSWELL |
Harry |
|
| GRESSWELL |
Robert |
Wounded. |
| GREY |
George
W |
Wounded. |
| HARE |
William |
|
| HOLLINGSWORTH |
Fred |
|
| HORD |
William |
Wounded. |
| HUNT |
James
Albert |
|
| KELHAM |
Charles |
|
| KEY |
Arthur |
|
| KING |
Albert |
|
| KING |
Alfred |
|
| LILLEY |
Thomas |
Wounded. |
| LINDSEY |
John |
Wounded. |
| MARTIN |
Percy |
|
| MARVIN |
Clarke
Henry |
[This
entry crossed through] – but see main memorial. |
| MARVIN |
John |
Killed
in action – see main memorial. |
| MARVIN |
Joseph |
[This
entry crossed through]. |
| MARVIN |
Robert
Kendall |
Wounded.
(? Query wounded, mark Possibly
semi erased?) |
| MARVIN |
Walter
Henry |
Wounded. |
| MARVIN |
William |
|
| PATMAN |
Herbert |
Wounded. |
| PATMAN |
Leonard |
Wounded. |
| PATMAN |
William |
Wounded
(Died). |
| PEPLOE |
Christopher |
|
| PILE |
Alfred
Bertie |
Wounded. |
| PILE |
David |
|
| PILE |
Harry |
|
| PLOWRIGHT |
Ernest |
Killed
in action but not on memorial. Possibly
Private 608. 6th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action
6th November 1918. Born Aslackby, enlisted Bourne and resident Morton,
Lincs. Commemorated Valenciennes (St Roch) Communal Cemetery. III.B.9. |
| PROCTER |
James |
|
| RANDALL |
Arthur |
|
| RIMINGTON |
Jack |
|
| ROSE |
Eric |
|
| ROUSE |
George
William |
|
| RUDKIN |
George |
Died. |
| SCARGALL |
Donald |
|
| SHEFFIELD |
Harry |
Killed
in action. |
| SHEFFIELD |
William |
|
| SKINN |
George |
|
| STAMP |
Walter |
|
| STEELE |
Charles |
|
| THOMPSON |
James |
|
| THOMPSON |
Leonard |
[This
entry crossed through] |
| THORPE |
Harry |
|
| TURNER |
John
William |
|
| UPTON |
Victor |
|
| WHATTON |
Thomas |
|
| WHITE
(WATERS) |
James |
|
| WILEMAN |
George |
Wounded. |
| WILKINSON |
Charles |
|
| WILSON |
William
Malcolm |
[This
entry crossed through] |
| WYLES |
Edward |
|
| |
|
|
| HEATH |
F.
V |
At
base – Rector. |
| BRADLEY |
Cuthbert |
At
base – Possible compiler |
| ? |
? |
At
base – Possible compiler |
| 1939-1945
Parish
of Folkingham
Roll
of Service |
|
ANDREWS |
Reginald |
No
further information currently |
| BAKER |
Ernest |
No
further information currently |
|
BODDY |
Doris |
No
further information currently |
| BODDY |
Hilda |
No
further information currently |
|
BODDY |
Ida |
No
further information currently |
| BOYFIELD |
Ernest |
No
further information currently |
|
BREWSTER |
John |
No
further information currently |
| CARTER |
Peter |
No
further information currently |
|
CAVELL |
Ronald |
No
further information currently |
| CHAMBERS |
Cyril |
No
further information currently |
|
COLMAN |
Jesse |
No
further information currently |
| DAWSON |
Fred |
No
further information currently |
|
DAWSON |
John |
No
further information currently |
| DOWSE |
John |
No
further information currently |
|
GARNER |
George |
No
further information currently |
| HEATH |
Edward |
No
further information currently |
|
HEATH |
Richard |
No
further information currently |
| HOBSON |
Charles |
No
further information currently |
|
HOBSON |
George |
No
further information currently |
| HOBSON |
Harry |
No
further information currently |
|
KELHAM |
Alfred |
Served
in the RAF during the 2nd World War. Born in 1910 and would have
been 29 at the outbreak of war. During his service he spent some
time at Scampton in Lincolnshire but sadly was hospitalised with
tonsilitis at the time of the famous Dam Busters raid. Senior Aircraftsman
working as groundcrew on aircraft. Enlisted in Gloucestershire.
Died in Peterborough on 3rd January 1990. Brother of John (below). |
| KELHAM |
John |
Died
in late 1980's. Brother of Alfred (above). |
|
KELHAM |
William |
No
further information currently |
| KING |
Fred |
No
further information currently |
|
KING |
John |
No
further information currently |
| NEAL |
Norman |
No
further information currently |
|
PEARSON |
Kenneth |
No
further information currently |
| PILE |
Joan |
No
further information currently |
|
PILE |
William |
No
further information currently |
| RANDALL |
Arthur |
No
further information currently |
|
RANDALL |
Roland |
No
further information currently |
| REDSHAW |
Edward |
No
further information currently |
|
SAMPSON |
Aylwin |
No
further information currently |
| SAMPSON |
Desmond |
No
further information currently |
|
SANDALL |
Nellie |
No
further information currently |
| SCUTCHER |
Doris |
No
further information currently |
|
SMITH |
George |
No
further information currently |
| TUXWORTH |
Frances |
No
further information currently |
|
TUXWORTH |
Philip |
No
further information currently |
| TUXWORTH |
Roy |
No
further information currently |
|
TURNER |
Joan |
No
further information currently |
| TYLER |
Hubert |
No
further information currently |
|
WARD |
George |
No
further information currently |
| 1939
- 1945 |
| SANDALL |
Albert
Edward |
Killed
in Sicily 1943. Private 4805472. 6th Battalion, Seaforth Highlanders.
Died 3rd August 1943, aged 23 years. Son of Herbert and Elizabeth
Sandall, husband of Nellie Sandall of Folkingham, Lincs. Commemorated
Catania War Cemetery, Sicily. I.C.7. |
