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WARLINGHAM
WAR MEMORIALS
World
War 1 & 2 - Detailed information
Compiled & Copyright © Robin Bloore 2009
Name and inscription transcription and research Martin Edwards 2019
The
Warlingham War memorial faces north on Warlingham Green, Limpsfield
Road, Warlingham, Surrey. It takes the form of a three-stepped base
surmounted by a square plinth and a figure of a serviceman protecting
a mother and child who shelter beneath him. The inscription can be found
on the sides of the plinth with an added tablet for the Second World
War placed at the base. The memorial was orginally unveiled by Major
General Sir Gerald Elliston, K.C.M.G., C.B., 4 December 1921 and rededicated
in 1946. Although the memorial bears inscriptions for World War 2 there
are 60 names listed for World War 1 only. The memorial was repaired
in 2019 and a series of photographs
are available on a separate page.
Overview
At the end of WWI, many cities, towns, and villages, set up committees
to oversee the construction and funding of War Memorials to remember
those from their locality who had perished in the Great War.
Warlingham
was no exception and the Committee was set up in January 1919, comprising
of elected representatives from the Church, Parish Council, Trading
and Farming communities.
Three
designs were considered, the successful one chosen was by J E Taylerson
and entitled ”Shielding the Defenceless”, now the funds
had to be raised. By the end of the year £250 had been collected
locally, and the required target was to be a little more than £500.
In advance
of the work being carried out, during January 1920 the colours of
the 17th Battalion Royal Fusiliers, were paraded with 200 troops for
the last time prior to being laid up in the church as the Battalion
had been disbanded. On the same occasion the Battalion presented to
the village, a Field Gun, which they had capture at the battle of
Cambrai. This gun was place on the Green on a platform immediately
behind where the stone seat is located.
By 1921
all monies required had been raised and on 4th December the Memorial
was unveiled at a lengthy service of dedication, well attended, and
supported by the Warlingham Brass Band, Choirs, Buglers, Scouts and
Guides.
During
WW I, and prior there had been a tradition of Services held on the
Green, but now with a new War Memorial there was a focus to these
Remembrance Day events.
The Memorial
was created with four panels, two of which list the names of 60 men
from Warlingham, who perished during the War; reading the names now
one is reminded of the families that played a key part in our village
at that time.
At the
end of WW2, an additional tablet was added to the Memorial, however
without individual names of those from Warlingham who gave their lives
in that conflict. A further tablet was added to commemorate all those
who made the supreme sacrifice in all conflicts since 1945, again
without any individual names.
The Royal
British Legion has since the early days organised the event, again
the Band in evidence on these occasions.
During
the last few years the Warlingham Branch of the Royal British Legion,
had seen it’s membership role decline and with the loss of their
Clubhouse on the Limpsfield Road, organising the Remembrance Day Parade
had become increasingly difficult. Finally in 2006 they announced
that they could no longer cope and the Parade may have to lapse.
However
there were sufficient people involved already in the Village, who
were not from the British Legion, to form an ad hoc Committee to review
what might be done, and as a result The Parish Council has agreed
that the Committee will become a part of Parish Council “ Business
as Usual” thereby ensuring the secure future of our Remembrance
Service on the Green for the foreseeable future.
Currently
the Parade starts each year form the Scout Hut in Mint Walk and marches
to the Green just before 11:00, where in recent years some 500 people
have gathered for the Service involving all the churches in Warlingham.
After the two minute silence, the wreath laying , all the names are
read out as act of remembrance for those who paid the ultimate price
for our way of life today, the parade reforms and marches back to
the Scout Hut, where it is dismissed; tea, coffee and biscuits being
available as a warm welcome, especially if the morning has been a
cold one.
The Remembrance
Day Service this year is on Sunday November 9th, and with British
Forces currently involved in various conflicts around the world, will
make this day even more relevant.
(With
thanks to The Bourne Society’s excellent publication
– Village Histories: No. 4 Warlingham 1999)
Remembrance
Service
Over
recent years, probably because of the increasing world turmoil and
the UK’s Armed Forces commitment in a number of conflicts across
the globe, attendance has increased at this moving, and emotional
service; estimated numbers last year were close to 600 people, demonstrating
clearly, in our village we are still a caring community. With significant
numbers of young people in attendance, many in the Scout and Guide
parade contingents; this will continue to be a major annual gathering
for the foreseeable future.
The
Act of Remembrance, during the 2009 Service, saw 17 wreathes laid
in tribute at the War Memorial these were from:
Tandridge Safer Neighbourhood Team, Pepper Family, Women's Institute
(Evening), CR6, Tandridge District Council, Girlguiding UK - Warlingham
District, 1st Warlingham Scout Group, 2nd Hamsey Green Group Scouts,
Warlingham Parish Council, Peter Ainsworth MP, RBL Warlingham Branch,
Warlingham Village Primary School, Royal Air Forces Association, Rowland
Bros Funeral Directors, Methodist Church, All Saints Church, St Ambrose
Church
The
War Memorial has 60 names of Warlingham men who gave their lives in
the First World War (although there are records of an additional two
names that are read out at the Service), for the Second World War
there are no individual names inscribed on the memorial but 49 names
from this conflict are read out in remembrance too.
In
addition the Memorial has a tablet added after WWII, to commemorate
those from Warlingham who fell in all conflicts since the end of that
conflict, however there are, currently, no names associated any later
conflicts; neither the Warlingham Churches, nor Warlingham British
Legion have any knowledge of Warlingham residents paying the ultimate
sacrifice, from 1945 up to recent times. The Remembrance Day Committee
would like to hear from anyone who may have any further information
which may be relevant so the War Memorial and Remembrance Service
can be brought up to date.
Another
feature of the day is the Band who many people will have seen leading
the Parade and playing at the Remembrance Service, but perhaps few
will know much about them:
The
Band was formed in 1932 by 1st Warlingham Scouts as a Scout Band.
The Warlingham Old Scouts Association (now called the Warlingham B.-P.
Scout Guild) was formed in 1945 when former Scouts and band members
returned from the War. Until very recently they were known as the
Flute Band of the Warlingham B.-P. Scout Guild.
In
1952 the Corps of Drums of the 285 Squadron ATC Old Cadets Association
amalgamated with the Scout Guild Flute Band and in 1959, in response
to many requests, Girl Guides were allowed to join the Band. However,
today there is no formal connection with the Scout Association.
Each
year the Band holds an annual concert in Warlingham and participates
in a number of parades, including Caterham Carnival Procession, the
Lord Mayors Show, Warlingham Christmas Lights Lantern Procession,
plus leading the Warlingham Remembrance Sunday Parade.
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Photograph
(above) Copyright © Robin Bloore 2009
Photograohs below from old postcards |
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There
are 60 names listed for World War 1 and these names here have been
sorted into strict alphabetical order and are not as listed on the
memorial.
ERECTED
AS A
GRATEFUL TRIBUTE
TO THE MEN OF
WARLINGHAM
WHO SERVED
IN THE GREAT WAR
| ASH |
Wilfrid
[John] |
 [Listed
as 'Wilfred' on many records] Lieutenant, 3rd Battalion, Duke
of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment). Killed in action 16 [SDGW]
or 14 [CWGC] February 1915. Son of Mrs. and Mrs. Hubert E. Ash,
of Keilwarra, Succumbs Hill, Warlingham. No known grave. Commemorated
on YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel
49 and 51.
Extract
from Surrey Mirror - Tuesday 28 December 1915, page 3;
"Lieut.
Wilfrid Ash, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert E. Ash, Keilwarra. Succumbs
Hill. Warlingham."
Extract
from De Ruvigny's Roll of Honour 1914-1918, Volume 1,
page 11:
ASH,
WILFRID JOHN, Lieut., 3rd Batt. Middlesex (Duke of Cambridge's
Own) Regt., a. of Herbert Edward Ash, of Keilawarra, Warlingham,
Surrey, Solicitor; b. Croydon, 29 July, 1890 ; educ.
Littlejohn's, Greenwich ; Haileybury and Sandhurst; gazetted 2nd
Lieut., 2nd Battn. Middlesex Regt., 5 Oct. 1910; exchanged to
3rd Battn., then at Lebong, India, July, 1911 ; promoted Lieut.,
23 July, 1913. Lieut. Ash was in England on leave when war broke
out. He was recalled to rejoin his regt. at Cawnpore, and sailed
for India in September. Two or three days before Christmas Day,
1914, he was back again in England with the 3rd Middlesex, who
had come over as a complete unit. He went with the regt. to France
in January, 1915, and was killed in action on the afternoon of
Sunday, 14 Feb. 1915, between Ypres and St. Eloi, while leading
his men in a successful counter attack against the enemy's trenches.
Col. E. W. R. Stephenson, Commanding the 3rd Battn. Middlesex,
wrote that he " died gallantly leading his men in an attempt
to capture a trench that had fallen. Previous to this, he saved
the life of my nephew, Moller, who had been severely wounded,
and after placing him in a place of safety, he again entered the
fight. . . . He nobly did his duty, and we deplore his loss."
Private Worsfold also wrote: "On the afternoon of Sunday,
14 Feb., we were ordered to attack a position occupied by the
enemy, north-west of Ypres and west of the canal. . . . on the
morning of the same day we had been badly cut up, and the Surreys,
who afterwards came up in support, opened to let us through. Lieut.
W. J. Ash, who had been previously wounded in the arm, was still
leading up to the last moment."
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| ANSELL,
MM |
Alfred |
Private
45507, 37th Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps. Died 20 November
1917. Aged 27. Son of Alfred and Elizabeth Ansell, of Maythorn,
Chapel Rd., Warlingham, Surrey. Awarded the Military Medal (M.M.).
No known grave. Commemorated on CAMBRAI MEMORIAL, LOUVERVAL, Nord,
France. |
| BAKER |
Thomas
[Frederick] |
Private
TR/10/1067, 53rd Y.S. Battalion, Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment)
formerly 10673, 23rd Battalion, Training Reserve. Died on service
24 April 1917. Aged 18. Born and resident Warlingham, Surrey, enlisted
Croydon, Surrey. Son of Arthur and Lucy Alice Phyllis Baker, of
3, Florence Cottages, Warlingham. Buried in WARLINGHAM (ALL SAINTS)
CHURCHYARD, Surrey. |
| BARNES |
Ernest
[Amos] |
Lance
Corporal 18956. "G" Depot Company Chatham. Royal Engineers.
Died 25 February 1919. Aged 32. Son of Amos and Edith Barnes, of
"Valewood," The Warren, Tadworth. Buried at WARLINGHAM
(ALL SAINTS) CHURCHYARD, Surrey. |
| BEAGLEY |
[Edmund]
Thomas |
Private
3941, 1st Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment). Died
25 September 1915. Aged 36. Son of William Beagley; husband of Lilian
Alice Beagley, of 13, Portland Cottages, Warlingham, Surrey. Buried
in PONT-DU-HEM MILITARY CEMETERY, LA GORGUE, Nord, France. Plot
VI. Row G. Grave 20. |
| BEST,
MM |
James
[Henry] |
Private
41092, 9th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment).
Killed in action 22 October 1918. Born and resident Warlingham,
Surrey, enlisted Caterham. Awarded the Military Medal (M.M.). Buried
in VILLERS-POL COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION, Nord, France. Row L.
Grave 1. |
| BLANCHARD |
[Alfred]
Walter |
Private
28450, 8th Battalion, King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment)
, King's
Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment). Killed in action 23 March 1918.
Born Guildford, Surrey. Son of Walter and Bessie Blanchard, of "The
Forge," Hurleigh (sic) Road, Warlingham, Surrey. Resident "The
Forge," Farley Road, Warlingham, Surrey. Attested 16 December
1916 at Caterham, aged 17 years 11 months, a Blacksmith by trade,
unmarried, height 5 feet 8¼ inches, weight 126lbs, chest
33 inches. Commemorated at ARRAS MEMORIAL, Pas de Calais, France.
Bay 2. |
| BROUGHALL |
Derek |
[Listed
as Deric on Canadian Archives] Private 9175, 3rd Battalion, Canadian
Infantry. Killed in action at Vlamertinghe 2 May 1915. Aged 19.
Born 9 October 1895. Son of Fred W. and L. M. Broughall, of Thorpe
Arnold, Warlingham, Surrey; brother of Herbert S Broughall, of 8
Earl Street, Toronoto, Ontario, Canada. Attested 22 September 1914
at Valcartier, Quebec, Canada, aged 19, a Clerk by trade, single,
height 5 feet 10 inches, weight 140lbs, chest 31-35 inches, fair
complexion, blue eyes, light brown hair, religious denomination
Church of England. No known grave. Commemorated on YPRES (MENIN
GATE) MEMORIAL, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 18 - 24 - 26 - 30.
National Archives of Canada Accession Reference: Canadian
Expeditionary Force (CEF), RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 1116
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| BROWN |
Francis
[William] |
Sergeant
64366, "D" Battery, 282nd Brigade, Royal Field Artillery.
Died 20 June 1917. Aged 25. Native of Warlingham, Surrey. Son of
William Scoble Brown and Mary Brown; husband of Lily Katherine Brown,
of Sonning Common, Kidmore End, Reading. Buried at VLAMERTINGHE
NEW MILITARY CEMETERY, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Plot IV. Row E.
Grave 1. |
| BURCHELL |
Albert
[Thomas] |
Private
3305, 17th Lancers (Duke of Cambridge's Own). Killed in action 8
August 1918. Aged 30. Born and resident Warlingham, Surrey, enlisted
London. Buried in CAIX BRITISH CEMETERY, Somme, France. Plot I.
Row I. Grave 12. |
| COOPER |
Bertram |
Private
10180, "F" Company, 2nd Battalion, The Queen's (Royal
West Surrey Regiment). Died 18 September 1918. Aged 26. Son of John
and Alice Cooper, of Warlingham. Attested as 1236, 4th Battalion,
The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment), 27 February 1911 at Croydon,
aged 19 years, born Westminster, London, employed
as a tailor for John Turton & Co., Croydon, resident Grove Cottage,
Gelebe Road, Upper Warlington, unmarried, height 5 feet 2¼
inches, chest 33¼ inches. Reassigned service no. 10180, 5
June 1912 at Croydon, discharged 5 June 1915, aged 23 years 3 months,
height 5 feet 4 inches, chest 35 inches, plae complexion, blue eyes,
brown hair, Tailor by trade, intended place of rsidence yew Tree
Cottage, Warlingham, Surrey. Suffered shell wounds to the spine
in action at Ypres 31 October 1914 causing him to be physically
unfit for war service. During 1917 he was hospitalised on occasions,
suffered Tuberculosis of Lung 28 November 1917. Became Chelsea Pensioner
No. 29571. Buried in WARLINGHAM (ALL SAINTS) CHURCHYARD, Surrey.
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| COX |
George |
No
further details currently available |
| DARBIN |
William |
Private
L/10471, 1st Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment).
Killed in action 13 October 1915. Aged 33. Born South Lambeth,
Surrey, resident Warlingham, Surrey, enlisted Croydon, Surrey.
Son of the late James and Dorcas Darbin, of Tower St., Lambeth,
London. Buried in QUARRY CEMETERY, VERMELLES, Pas de Calais, France.
Row B. Grave 23.
Extract
from Surrey Mirror - Friday 09 October 1914, page 6:
"WARLINGHAM
FOOTBALLER WOUNDED.
William Darbin, of Wallingham, who is the Queen's Royal West Surrey
Regt., has been wounded in the foot, and is nowin hospital at
Oxford. He is a well-known player of the Warlingham Football Club.
"
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| ELMES |
Charles
[Alfred] |
Lance
Corporal PS/1298, 16th Battalion, Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex
Regiment). Died 1 July 1916. Aged 19. Son of William and Laura Elmes,
of Yew Tree Cottage, Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in SERRE ROAD CEMETERY
No. 2, Somme, France. Plot XXXVI. Row G. Grave 8. |
| FROST,
MC |
Arthur
[Byfield] |
Lieutenant,
4th Battalion attached 7th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey
Regiment). Died 23 March 1918. Aged 22. Son of William and Annie
Elizabeth Frost, formerly of Sywell House, Warlingham, Surrey. Awarded
the Military Cross (M.C.). No known grave. Commemorated on POZIERES
MEMORIAL, Somme, France. Panel 14 and 15. |
| GATLAND |
George
[John] |
Company
Sergeant Major 9167, 9th Battalion, Cameronians (Scottish Rifles).
Killed in action 3 May 1917. Born Warlingham, Surrey, enlisted London.
No known grave. Commemorated at ARRAS MEMORIAL, Pas de Calais, France.
Bay 6. |
| HANKINS |
Arthur
[George Holden] |
Private
G/2197, 6th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment).
Died of wounds 7 october 1918. Aged 23. Born Warlingham, Surrey,
resident Purley, Surrey, enlisted Camberley, Surrey. Son of Mrs.
C. E. M. Hankins, of 5, Purley Downs Rd., Purley. Buried in WARLINGHAM
(ALL SAINTS) CHURCHYARD, Surrey. |
| HERBERT |
John
[David] |
Private
531808, 2nd/15th Battalion (Prince of Wales' Own Civil Service Rifles),
London Regiment. Killed in action in Egypt 27 December 1917. Aged
19. Resident Warlingham, Surrey, enlisted London. Son of David and
Ada Mary Herbert, of Vicarage Cottage, Warlingham, Surrey. Buried
in JERUSALEM WAR CEMETERY, Israel and Palestine (including Gaza).
Section P. Grave 66. |
| HEWETT |
[Edmund]
Geoffrey |
Captain,
2nd/4th Battalion (Territorial), The Queen's (Royal West Surrey
Regiment). Killed in action 2 December 1915. In the 1901 censys
he is listed as Edmund G HEWETT, born Warlingham, Surrey, aged
5, son of Percival W and Ida C Hewett, resident Waterfield, Warlingham,
Godstone, Surrey. Birth registered in the october to December
Quarter 1895 in the Godstone Registration District, Surrey; mother's
maiden name 'Taylor'. In the 1911 census he is listed as Edmund
Jeffrey HEWETT, born Warlingham, Surrey, aged 15, at school, son
of Percival William and Ida Charlotte Hewett, resident Waterfield,
Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in LALA BABA CEMETERY, Turkey (including
Gallipoli). Plot II. Row B. Grave 6.
Extract
from Surrey Mirror - Tuesday 28 December 1915, page 3:
ROLL
OF HONOUR. BRAVE SURREY MEN FALLEN IN THE WAR. Capt.
E. G. Hewett, 2/4th Royal West Surrey Regiment (Mediterranean
Expeditionary Force). Son of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hewett, Waterfield,
Caterham.
Extract
from Surrey Mirror - Friday 17 December 1915, page 8:
A WARLINGHAM OFFICER KILLED. Deep sympathy is
felt in Warlingham for Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hewett, of " Waterfield,"
in the heavy bereavement they have sustained by the death of their
son, Capt. E. Geoffrey Hewett, the 2/4th Queen's R.W. Surrey Regiment
(T.F.). The deceased young officer joined the Queen's after the
outbreak of war, and went with the Composite Battalion (formed
from the 4th and 5th Queen's) to the Dardanelles. He took part
the famous fight at the Suvla Bay landing, and was wounded. He
was in hospital at Cairo, and on recovery returned to his regiment
on the Gallipoli peninsula. It was officially announced a few
days ago that had been killed in action. The bereavement of the
parents is all the more sad by reasonof the fact that his father
(who Chairman of the Warlingham Parish Council) has been ill for
several months and unable to attend to his business and public
affairs. Their other son, Mr. Robert P. Hewett, is serving in
the 9th London Regiment.
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| HINGSTON |
George |
Sergeant
G/2952, 9th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment. Died 31 August 1916.
Aged 23. Son of Lawrence and Alice Tadman (formerly Hingston), of
"Merrymount," West Hall Rd., Warlingham, Surrey, and the
late George Henry Hingston. An employee of the Westminster Bank.
Ltd. Enlisted September 1914. No known grave. Commemorated at THIEPVAL
MEMORIAL, Somme, France. Pier and Face 7 C. |
| HOAD |
Walter |
Private
PS/2143, 16th (Service) Battalion, Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex
Regiment). Killed in action 1 July 1916. Aged 19. Born 1896 in Warlingham,
Surrey, resident Warlingham, Surrey, enlisted Woldingham, Surrey.
Son of William and Charlotte Hoad, of 6, Perrysfield Cottages, Warlingham,
Surrey. Attested 10 May 1915 at Woldingham, aged 19 years, a Gardener
by trade, unmarried, height 5 feet 5 inches, weight 8st 7 lbs, chest
34 inches. Posted 16th Battalion 10 May 1915. Buried in HAWTHORN
RIDGE CEMETERY NO.1, AUCHONVILLERS, Somme, France. Row A. Grave
49. |
| HORNER |
[William]
Frith |
Flight
Commander, Caldale Naval Air Station, H.M. Airship P.4., Royal Naval
Air Service. Killed whilst flying when his airship came down in
the sea 21 December 1917. Aged 21. Native of Warlingham, Surrey.
Born 30 December 1894, son of L Horner, Esq. Entered service 15
September 1907. Made Flight Commander 30 June 1917. Awarded the
Distinguished Service Cross (D.S.C.) for services with the R.N.A.S.
July & December 1917 [London Gazette 1 May 1918]. No known grave.
Commemorated at CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL, Kent. Panel 25. |
| KIRK |
Ronald
[Leslie] |
Second
Lieutenant, 7th Battalion, London Regiment attached to the 1/15th
(County of London) Battalion (Prince of Wales Own Civil Service
Rifles), London Regiment. Killed in action 2 September 1918. Aged
24. Son of Simon Kirk, of "Mignontee," Unkumi, Zululand,
South Africa. Also served in German East Africa. No known grave.
Commemorated on VIS-EN-ARTOIS MEMORIAL, Pas de Calais, France. Panel
10. |
| KIVER |
Hubert
[William] |
 Second
Lieutenant, 6th Battalion (Territorial) [CWGC states 9th], East
Surrey Regiment. Killed in action 17 April 1917. Aged 23. Son
of Ernest and Cordelia Kiver, of Bayfield, Upper Warlingham, Surrey.
Buried in BULLY-GRENAY COMMUNAL CEMETERY, BRITISH EXTENSION, Pas
de Calais, France. Plot I. Row E. Grave 15.
Extract
from De Ruvigny's Roll of Honour 1914-1918, Volume 3,
page 107:
KIVER,
HUBERT WILLIAM,
2nd Lieut., attd. 9th (Service) Battn. The East Surrey Regt.,
only child of Ernest River, of Hayfield, Upper Warlingham, co.
Surrey, F.R.C.O.. F.R.S.L., for many years Professor at the Royal
Academy of. Music, by his wife, Cordelia Catharine Elizabeth,
dau. of William Thomas Smith, of Cassell & Co.; b.
Kensington, London, W., 16 Nov. 1893 ; educ. Gresham's School,
Holt, co. Norfolk, where he was a member of the O.T.C., and after
training at the Royal Academy of Music, entered the musical profession,
and was rapidly making a name for himself as a vocalist when war
broke out; was gazetted 2nd Lieut. The East Surrey Regt. 11 Dec.
1915; served with the Expeditionary Force in France and Flanders
from Feb. 1917, and was killed in action at Cite St. Pierre 17
April following. hurled In the Communal Cemetery at Bully-Grenay.
One of his officers wrote: "In the short time lie had been
with us your son had made quite a special place for himself In
the regiment. His constant cheerfulness was a marked point,"
and another: "Your son, who was one of my most efficient
officers, died a most noble death doing his duty." His former
Commanding Officer also wrote: "Your son was the life and
soul of the 3/6th East Surreys, and was beloved by all, from the
Commanding Officer downwards." Unm.
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| LEE |
Charles |
No
further details currently available |
| LEPPARD |
Albert
[Stephen] |
Rifleman
S/49211, Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort's Own) posted to 2nd/10th
Battalion, London Regiment. Killed in acton 7 September 1918. Aged
18. Born and resident Warlingham, Surrey. enlisted Guildford, Surrey.
Son of Thomas and Louisa Leppard, of 2, Fernlen Villas, Glebe Rd.,
Warlingham, Surrey. Atetsted 16 February 1918 aged 18 years 1 month.
Butcher by trade. Buried in PERONNE COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION,
Somme, France. Plot V. Row L. Grave 18. |
| LIDBITTER |
James |
No
further details currently available |
| LOCKIE |
Keith |
Probationary
Flying Officer (Pilot), Vendome Naval Air Station (British Flying
School), Royal Naval Air Service. Died of injuries received in a
flying accident 24 September 1917. Aged 19. Born 12 february 1898.
Native of Caterham, Surrey. In the 1901 census he was aged 3, born
Caterham, Surrey, son of Andrew and Gertrude Lockie, resident Thornhill,
Harestone Valley, Caterham, Godstone, Surrey. Next of kin his mother,
Mrs. G. Mason, of Euskay, Warlingham, Surrey. In the 1911 census
he was aged 13, a school boarder, born Caterham Valley Surrey, boarding
at The Dene, Caterham, Surrey. Buried in VENDOME TOWN CEMETERY,
Loir-et-Cher, France. Row A. Grave 4. |
| LONG |
Ernest
[George] |
Private
28560, 74th Company, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) formerly 2884,
Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment). Wounded in action
15 October 1916 arm and leg, admitted with gunshot wounds ferma
to 4 General Hospital, Camiero, evacuated to England 7 December
1916, admitted to Military Hospital, Colchester, 8 December 1916
with acute dilation of the stomach caused on active service, died
of wounds 9 January 1917. Aged 19. Born and resident Warlingham,
Surrey, enlisted Woldingham. Son of Mr. Thomas James and Mrs,. Alice
Long, of 3, Lees Cottages, Warlingham. Religious denomination Church
of England. Buried in WARLINGHAM (ALL SAINTS) CHURCHYARD, Surrey.
Grave 836. |
| MACKNESS |
Claude
[Percy] |
[Spelt
Claud on other records] Second Lieutenant, 7th Battalion, Gordon
Highlanders. Died 16 December 1917. Aged 30. Son of Hannah Mackness
and the late Ernest Josiah Mackness. In the 1911 census he was
aged 23, born East finchley, a Professor of Music, son of Ernest
Josiah and Hannah Mackness, resident Oakdene, Godstone Road, Whyteleafe,
Caterham, Surrey. Educated London, Dulwich College (Boys), born
11 August 1887. Death registered in the October to December Quarter
1917 in the Christchurch Registration Duistrict, Hampshire. No
known grave. Commemorated at UNITED KINGDOM BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE,
Berkshire.
Extract
from London, Dulwich College Register 1619-1926, page
389:
6072.
MACKNESS, Claud Percy, b. 11 Aug. 1887 ; br.
of 6071 [brother of Douglas Charles]; L. Dec. 1904 ;
L. 5th M. ; R. Coll. of Music, S. Kensington ; organist, St. Anne's,
Limehouse, and St. Luke's, Whyteleafe, Surrey; 14th Bn. (London
Scottish) London Regt. Great War, France, Sept. 1914, w.
; Festubert, May 1915 ; 2nd Lt. 7th Bn. Gordon Highrs., Nov. 1915
; 154th Trench Mortar Batty., Battle of Somme ; d. 16 Dec. 1917
of wounds. Ref. his br. 6071. q.
|
| MILLS |
John
[Richard] |
Lieutenant
(and Quartermaster), 11th (Prince Albert's Own) Hussars. Died of
wounds 7 May 1918. Aged 49. Son of John Mills; husband of Janet
Mary Mills (nee Dodge), of 11, Warren Park, Warlingham, Whyteleafe,
Surrey. Buried in CHERITON (ST. MARTIN) CHURCHYARD, Kent. Grave
1606. |
| MUSTCHIN |
William |
Private
40920, 2nd Battalion, Suffolk Regiment formerly 28251, Suffolk Regiment.
Killed in action 16 June 1917. Aged 36. Born Storrington, Sussex,
enlisted Henley. Son of William and Elizabeth Mustchin, of Hillbury
Rd., Warlingham; husband of Eleanor Myra Mustchin, of Fairfield
Cottage, Elm Rd., Warlingham, Surrey, married April to June Quarter
1909 in Brentford Registration District, Middlesex. In the 1911
census he was aged 29, born Sottrington, Sussex, a Domestic gardener,
married to Eleanor with two children, resident 2 Oxford Villas,
Warlingham, Surrey. No known grave. Commemorated on ARRAS MEMORIAL,
Pas de Calais, France. Bay 4. |
| PATTEN,
MM |
Albert |
Corporal
20723, 1st Battalion, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) attached to Royal
Dragoon Guards. Died 8 february 1919. Aged 28. Son of Alfred and
Eliza Patten, of Upper Warlingham, Surrey; husband of Grace Elizabeth
Buck (formerly Patten), of 25, West St., Carshalton, Surrey. Awarded
the Military Medal (M.M.). Buried in COLOGNE SOUTHERN CEMETERY,
Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany. Plot IX. Row B. Grave 24. |
| PAYNE |
Thomas |
Private
T/4662, 1st/4th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment).
Died in India 24 November 1916. Born and resident Warlingham, Surrey,
enlisted Redhill, Surrey. Buried in Nowshera Military Cemetery,
Row N. Grave 28. Commemorated at DELHI MEMORIAL (INDIA GATE), India.
Face 1. |
| PECKETT |
John
[Henry] |
Private
26481, 34th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers transferred to Private 60444,
101st Company, Labour Corps. Died of wounds 15 May 1918. Aged 29.
Born and resident Warlingham, Surrey, enlisted Caterham, Surrey.
Son of John Peckett, of Florence Cottages, Alexandra Rd., Warlingham,
Surrey. Buried in ST. SEVER CEMETERY EXTENSION, ROUEN, Seine-Maritime,
France. Section Q. Plot II. Row H. Grave 1. |
| PECKETT |
Robert |
Private
2225, 7th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment). Died
of wounds 5 July 1916. Aged 23. Born and resident Warlingham, Surrey,
enlisted Guildford, Surrey. Son of John and Sophia Peckett, of Florence
Cottages, Alexandra Rd., Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in ST. SEVER
CEMETERY, ROUEN, Seine-Maritime, France. Plot A. Row 22. Grave 29. |
| PENNY |
Edward
[Arthur] |
Private
2229, 7th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment). Killed
in action 11 July 1917. Aged 26. Born Caterham, Surrey, resident
Warlingham, Surrey, enlisted Guildford, Surrey. Son of Arthur James
and Cornelia Sophia Penny, of "Natley," Alexandra Rd.,
Warlingham. Surrey. Buried in COXYDE MILITARY CEMETERY, West-Vlaanderen,
Belgium. Plot I. Row I. Grave 69. |
| PENNY |
Thomas
[James] |
Private
PS/1805, 4th Battalion, Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment).
Killed in action 12 October 1917. Aged 22. Born Caterham, Surrey,
resident Warlingham, Surrey, enlisted Woldingham, Surrey. Son of
Arthur and Cornelia S. Penny, of "Netley." Alexandra Rd.,
Warlingham, Surrey. No known grave. Commemorated on TYNE COT MEMORIAL,
West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 113 to 115. |
| PEPPER |
Albert |
Lance
Corporal G/2259, 7th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment).
Killed in action 4 August 1916. Born and resident Warlingham, Surrey,
enlisted Guildford, Surrey. Buried in OVILLERS MILITARY CEMETERY,
Somme, France. Plot XVII. Row G. Grave 4. |
| PEPPER |
Thomas
[James] |
Private
G/18929, 11th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment).
Killed in action 26 July 1917. Born Kenley, Surrey, resident Warlingham,
Surrey, enlisted Guildford, Surrey. Buried in HOOGE CRATER CEMETERY,
West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Plot XVIII. Row L. Grave 16. |
| PETERS |
Frederick |
Private
G/13159, 6th Battalion, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) formerly
G/14009, 9th Battalion, Royal West Surrey Regiment. Killed in action
15 May 1917. Born and resident Warlingham, Surrey, enlisted Caterham,
Surrey. Married Kate Payne 27 May 1899 in Warlingham; nine children.
Attested 11 December 1915 at Caterham, aged 38 years 8 months. resident
4 Albert Road, Upper Warlingham, a Labourer, married. No known grave.
Commemorated on ARRAS MEMORIAL, Pas de Calais, France. Bay 2. |
| PORTER |
Reginald |
No
further details currently available |
| PRICHARD |
Robert |
Private
600, "C" Company, 6th Battalion, The Queen's (Royal
West Surrey Regiment). Died of wounds 9 August 1915, Aged 24.
Born Caterham, Surrey, resident Warlingham, Surrey, enlisted Guildford,
Surrey. Son of William and Martha Prichard, of 14, Sunny Bank,
Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in CITE BONJEAN MILITARY CEMETERY,
ARMENTIERES, Nord, France. Plot IX. Row B. Grave 19.
Extract
from Surrey Mirror - Tuesday 28 December 1915, page 3:
"Pte
R. Pritchard. Royal West Surrey Regiment, son of Mrs. Pritchard,
of Warlingham."
|
| PULFORD |
Stuart
[Arthur] |
Rifleman
1757, 16th (County of London) Battalion (Queen's Westminster Rifles),
London Regiment. Died of wounds 11 July 1915. Aged 24. Born Croydon,
resident Warlingham, enlisted Westminster. Son of Frederick and
Ellen L. Pulford, of Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in POPERINGHE NEW
MILITARY CEMETERY, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Plot I. Row A. Grave
9.
Extract
from Surrey Mirror - Tuesday 28 December 1915, page 3
(note spelt Pritchard): "Stuart Arthur Pulford, Queen's
Westminster Rifles (July 11th). Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Pulford, St. Bernards, Warlingham."
|
| RUSSELL |
Arnold
[Coupland] |
Private
203380, 1st (City of London) Battalion (Royal Fusiliers), London
Regiment formerly 2670, 2nd Battalion, London Regiment posted to
2nd/2nd Battalion, London Regiment. Died on service 22 July 1918.
Aged 26. Resident Warlingham, enlisted London. Son of Fred G. and
Alice A. Russell, of Stonebanks, Warlingham, Surrey. Also served
at Gallipoli, in Malta and Egypt. Buried in HEATH CEMETERY, HARBONNIERES,
Somme, France. Plot VIII. Row J. Grave 7. |
| SALES |
Arthur
[Ernest] |
Lance
Corporal 31751, 34th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers. Died 4 February
1917. Aged 20. Son of Ernest Thomas and Sarah R. Sales, of "Longton,"
Farleigh Rd., Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in DOULLENS COMMUNAL CEMETERY
EXTENSION NO. 1, Somme, France. Plot IV. Row G. Grave 14. |
| SALES |
Harold
[Randolph] |
Private
PS/1764, 12th Battalion, Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment).
Wounded in action 21 August 1916, died of those wounds 22 August
1916 in No. 2. Casulaty Clearing Station. Aged 20. Born circa 1896,
and resident, in Warlingham, Surrey, enlisted Woldingham, Surrey.
Son of Richard and Sylvia Sales, of Bull Inn, Chelsham, Warlingham,
Surrey. Attested 24 March 1915 at Woldingham as 1764, 16th Battalion,
Middlesex Regiment, aged 19 years 5 months, resident Harrow Road,
Warlingham, Surrey, a Groom and Gardener by trade, unmarried, height
5 feet 8½ inches, weight 10 stone 6 lbs, chest 34½
inches, religious denomination Church of England. Posted 24 Battalion
30 January 1916, 16th Battalion 3 August 1916, 12 Battalion, 15
August 1916. Buried in BAILLEUL COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION, NORD,
Nord, France. Plot II. Row F. Grave 174. |
| SALES |
[Alfred]
William |
Private
27663, 1st Battalion transferred to Bedford Depot, Bedfordshire
Regiment. Died from Tubercule of Lung 1 August 1919. Aged 34. Next
of kin his grandfather, George Sales, of Lees Cottages, Warlingham,
Surrey. Attested 11 December 1915, aged 31 years 9 months, resident
Welwyn, Nertfordshire, a Canteen Assistant, unmarried. Discharged
7 September 1915 at Warley being no longer physically fit for war
service, aged 34 years 6 months, height 5 feet 4 inches. pale complexion,
grey eyes, dark hair, Canteen Assistant by trade, intended place
of residence Lees Cottages, Warlingham, Surrey; suffered gun shot
wounds to right arm 25 September 1916; shell shock wound October
1917; Tubercule of Lung 8 September 1918. Buried in WARLINGHAM (ALL
SAINTS) CHURCHYARD, Surrey. Grave 854. |
| SHEEHY |
John |
Private
295029, Labour Corps formerly 123551, Royal Engineers. Died of wounds
15 February 1918. Born Barry Roe, Cork, resident Warlingham, Surrey,
enlisted Whitehall, Middlesex. Buried in HAM BRITISH CEMETERY, MUILLE-VILLETTE,
Somme, France. Plot I. Row B. Grave 14. |
| SLOGROVE |
William
[John] |
Acting
Lance Corporal P/3228, Military Foot Police, Military Police Corps.
Died on service 3 December 1918. Aged 41. Born Gatton, Surrey, resident
Warlingham, enlisted Caterham. Son of William and Ruth Slogrove,
of Merstham, Surrey; husband of Ellen Bertha Slogrove, of Glebe
Cottage, Elm Rd., Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in LES BARAQUES MILITARY
CEMETERY, SANGATTE, Pas de Calais, France. Plot VII. Row B. Grave
4. |
| SMITH |
William
[Arthur] |
Private
G/52583, 3rd/10th (T.F.) Battalion, Duke Of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex
Regiment) formerly G/9673, Royal West Surrey Regiment. Killed in
action 4 October 1917. Born Warlingham, enlisted Battersea, Surrey.
No known grave. Commemorated on TYNE COT MEMORIAL, West-Vlaanderen,
Belgium. Panel 113 to 115. |
| STOCK |
Charles
[H] |
Private
3469, "C" Squadron, 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers).
Died 27 August 1918. Aged 31. Son of George and Mary Stock, of 1,
Bramble Cottages, Alexandra Rd., Warlingham, Croydon. Buried in
FIENVILLERS BRITISH CEMETERY, Somme, France. Row C. Grave 8. |
| STREET |
Edward
[Francis] |
Corporal
57138, Royal Army Medical Corps. Died 30 May 1918. Aged 44. Born
at Earlswood. Redhill. Son of Henry Street, of 10, Crockerton Rd.,
Upper Tooting, London; husband of the late Alice Street. Served
in the South African Campaign. Buried in WARLINGHAM (ALL SAINTS)
CHURCHYARD, Surrey. |
| TAMPLIN |
Leonard |
Sergeant
1056, "D" Company, 17th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers. Killed
in action 28 August 1916. Aged 18. Born and resident Warlingham,
enlisted London. Son of Leonard and Martha Tamplin, of The Common,
Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in HEBUTERNE COMMUNAL CEMETERY, Pas de
Calais, France. Plot I. Row B. Grave 14. |
| TAPPENDEN |
Henry
aka Harry |
Private
1086,1st Battalion, East Surrey Regiment. Died 20 January 1915.
Born Streatham, Surrey circa 1884, resident Elm Road, Warlingham,
Surrey. Employed as a Bricklayer's Labourer. Married Margaret
in 1889. No known grave. Commemorated on YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL,
West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 34.
Extract
from Surrey Mirror - Tuesday 28 December 1915, page 3:
"Harry
Tappenden. Warlingham (a Reservist who rejoined, and left widow
end family)."
|
| TERRY |
Edward
[William] |
Private
41265, 13th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment).
Killed in action 23 April 1917. Born Gt. Boars Vale, Kent, resident
Warlingham, enlisted Caterham. No known grave. Commemorated at ARRAS
MEMORIAL, Pas de Calais, France. Bay 3. |
| TUZO |
John
[Atkinson] |
Captain,
6th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment attached to East African Railways.
Died 8 April 1918. Aged 43. Born Warlingham. Son of the late Dr.
H. A. Tuzo and Mrs. Tuzo; husband of A. K. Tuzo, of White House,
Warlingham, Surrey. Buried at DAR ES SALAAM (UPANGA ROAD) CEMETERY,
Tanzania. Plot VIII. Row D. Grave 4. |
| UNDERHILL |
Edward
[Samuel] |
Captain,
"C" Company, 8th Battalion, The Loyal North Lancashire
Regiment. Died 12 October 1916. Aged 21. Son of Joseph and Edith
Sophia Underhill, of "Broadway," Warlingham, Surrey.
Buried in OVILLERS MILITARY CEMETERY, Somme, France. Plot VI.
Row O. Grave 8.
Extract
from Surrey Mirror - Tuesday 28 November 1916, page 3:
"WARLINGHAM
OFFICER KILLED Captain Edward Samuel Underhill (“Ted"),
Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, who fell October 12th, aged 21,
was the eldest son of Lieutenant J. Underhill, M.T., A.S.C., and
Mrs. Underhill, of Clovelly, Warlingham, and grandson of the late
Samuel Underhill, the Stock Exchange. He was educated at the Whitgift
School, Croydon, where he was in the first fifteen in 1912-15
and 1913-14. joined the O.T.C., and after obtaining the certificate
"A" in 1912 represented his school in the Bisley Eight
in 1913 and 1914. At the outbreak of war he enlisted in the U.P.S.
Brigade, and in September, 1914, obtained a commission in the
North Lancashire Regiment, proceeding to the front in September,
1915, where he was continually engaged till his death. His commanding
officer writes:—"He is a great loss to me, as he was
a very capable officer. At the time of his death he was doing
very valuable service in repelling the enemy's attack."
"
|
| WALKER |
Charles
[Joseph] |
Private
L/6828, 2nd Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment. Died 22 November 1914.
Aged 39. Son of Charles and Harriet Walker, of Westway, Upper Caterham,
Surrey; husband of Mrs. Walker, of 6, Barden Cottages, Alexandra
Rd., Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in LE TOUQUET-PARIS PLAGE COMMUNAL
CEMETERY, Pas de Calais, France. Plot I. Row A. Grave 7.
Extract
from Dorking and Leatherhead Advertiser - Saturday 19
December 1914, page 3:
"WARLINGHAM MAN DIES FROM WOUNDS. Another
member of the staff of the Croydon Mental Hospital, Chelsham,
Warlingham, has fallen in his country's cause. He was C. J. Walker,
of the Royal Sussex Regiment. He was severely wounded in action
and has died a hospital in France. He was a reservist and was
recalled to the colours. Much sympathy is felt for his widow and
two children who live at Warlingham. "
|
| WARRENDER |
Andrew
[Robertson] |
Stoker
1st Class 286718 (Ch), H.M.S.
"Cressy," Royal Navy. Killed when his ship was torpedoed
22 September 1914. Born 19 December 1878 in Buckhaven, Fife. Husband
of Annie Warrender, of 3, Barden Cottages, Alexander Road, Upper
Warlingham, Surrey. No known grave. Commemorated on CHATHAM NAVAL
MEMORIAL, Kent. Panel 6. |
LEST
WE
FORGET
1914-1918
THIS TABLET WAS ADDED IN
GREATFUL MEMORY
OF THOSE WHO FELL IN THE
SECOND WORLD WAR
1939 - 1945
IN
MEMORY OF ALL
WHO HAVE MADE THE
SUPREME SACRIFICE
IN ALL CONFLICTS
SINCE 1945
There
are no names listed for World War 2 but this list contains names of those
who died on service in World War 2 with links to Warlingham
| ASTLES |
Frank |
Flying
Officer 113084 Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died 28 January
1943. Aged 34. Son of Charles and Hannah Astles; husband of Winifred
Mayman Astles of Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in KHAYAT BEACH WAR
CEMETERY Israel and Palestine (including Gaza) C. A. 5. |
| BAKER |
Henry
George |
Private
14345819 Royal Army Ordnance Corps. Died 6 July 1944. Aged 33. Son
of Fred and Thurza Baker; husband of Doris Edith Baker of Warlingham.
Buried in WARLINGHAM (ALL SAINTS) CHURCHYARD United Kingdom Sec.
G. Grave 8. |
| BARNBY |
Richard
Vivian |
Leading
Airman FAA/FX. 89356 H.M.S. Daedalus Royal Navy. Died 15 April 1942.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Barnby of Warlingham, Surrey. No known
grave. Commemorated on LEE-ON-SOLENT MEMORIAL United Kingdom Bay
3 Panel 2. |
| BELL |
George |
Lance
Corporal 4621497 2nd Battalion West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of
Waless Own). Died 13 January 1944 Aged 28. Husband of A. L. Bell
of Warlingham, Surrey. No known grave. Commemorated on RANGOON MEMORIAL
Myanmar Face 7. |
| BEST |
R
E |
Private
14216731 1/6th Battalion East Surrey Regiment. Died 14 June 1944
Aged 20. Son of Walter Edward and Dorothy May Best of Warlingham,
Surrey. Buried in MINTURNO WAR CEMETERY, Italy. IV A 17. |
| BIERI,
MiD |
Ernest
Charles |
Flying
Officer 162832 69 Squadron Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died
20 September 1945 Aged 25. Son of Ernest and Elizebeth Bieri; husband
of May Bieri of Warlingham, Surrey. Mentioned in Despatches (MiD).
Buried in CAMBRAI (ROUTE DE SOLESMES) COMMUNAL CEMETERY France Plot
2. Row A. Grave 26. |
| BIRD |
Arthur |
Senior
Flight Engineer Air Transport Auxiliary. Died 24 January 1944. Aged
29. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bird of Warlingham, Surrey.; husband
of Vera Mable Bird of Edenbridge. Buried in EDENBRIDGE CEMETERY,
United Kingdom Grave. 292A. |
| BLOXHAM |
Stanley
James |
Serjeant
T/87646 Royal Army Service Corps. Died 24 September 1943. Aged 32.
Son of Robert James Bloxham and Edith Mary Bloxham; husband of Lizzie
Frances Bloxham of Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in THANBYUZAYAT WAR
CEMETERY Myanmar B1. N. 4. |
| BURGIN |
Cyril
Robert |
Lance
Bombardier 6090678 440 (4th Battalion The Queens Royal Regiment
[West Surrey]) Battery 127 Light A.A. Regiment Royal Artillery.
Died Aged 23. 12 June 1944. Son of James Henry and Florence Margaret
Burgin of Warlingham, Surrey. No known grave. Commemorated on BAYEUX
MEMORIAL France Panel 11 Column 3. |
| CARRICK |
John |
Serjeant
2612356 5th Battalion Grenadier Guards. Died 13 July 1944 Aged 32.
Son of John and Jane Carrick; husband of Harriet Elizabeth Carrick
of Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in ASSISI WAR CEMETERY, Italy. I H
9. |
| DOUBLE |
Charles |
Corporal
5819798 Pioneer Corps formerly of Suffolk Regiment. Died 1 April
1943. Aged 39. Son of Alfred George and Agnes Maria Double; husband
of Phyllis Emily Double of Warlingham. Buried in WARLINGHAM (ALL
SAINTS) CHURCHYARD United Kingdom Sec. G. Grave 6. |
| EASTMAN |
Charles
Reginald |
Sergeant
1252258 40 Squadron Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died 24 October
1941 Aged 28. Son of John Eastman and of Louise Emily Eastman of
Warlingham, Surrey. No known grave. Commemorated on RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL,
United Kingdom. Panel 42. |
| EDWARDS |
Richard
William |
Lieutenant
128779 1st Royal Tank Regiment R.A.C. Died Aged 21. 22 November
1941. Son of William Harman Edwards and Lorna Jessie Edwards of
Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in TOBRUK WAR CEMETERY, Libya. 7. D.
10. |
| GIBBS |
Thomas
William |
Sergeant
CH/X 2168 Royal Marines. Died 24 August 1942. Son of George and
Alice Mary Gibbs of Sanderstead. Buried in WARLINGHAM (ALL SAINTS)
CHURCHYARD, United Kingdom. Sec. G. Grave 2. |
| GLOVER |
William
Ronald |
Leading
Aircraftman 1187935 Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died 18 May
1941. Aged 20. Son of Alfred William and Elsie Lilian Glover of
Warlingham. Buried in WARLINGHAM (ALL SAINTS) CHURCHYARD, United
Kingdom. Sec. G. Grave 1. |
| GRANGER |
William
Howard |
Leading
Aircraftman 1319930 Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died 5 March
1943. Aged 20. Son of Elsie Rosina Granger and stepson of Albert
Charles Mitchell of Warlingham. Buried in WARLINGHAM (ALL SAINTS)
CHURCHYARD, United Kingdom. Sec. G. Grave 5. |
| HADLEY |
Kenneth
Joseph |
Flying
Officer 131581 549 Squadron Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died
6 August 1944 Aged 21. Son of Joseph Lynton Hadley and Ada Netta
Hadley of Upper Warlingham, Surrey. England. Buried in ADELAIDE
RIVER WAR CEMETERY, Australia. D.A.16. |
| HENDON |
William
Roy |
Pilot
Officer 146015 466 (R.A.A.F.) Sqdn Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve.
Died 30 May 1943 Aged 22. Son of William John and Annie Hendon of
Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in BRUSSELS TOWN CEMETERY Belgium X.
17. 28. |
| KINGSLEY |
Anthony
Rea |
Flying
Officer 119572, 272 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve.
Country of service United Kingdom. Died/killed based at Ta Kali,
Malta, 10 May 1943. Native of Warlingham, Surrey. Son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Kingsley, of Warlingham, Surrey. No known grave. Commemorated
on MALTA MEMORIAL Malta Panel 6 Column 2. See also Malta
Memorial |
| LEWIS |
Ronald |
Serjeant
6142186 49th Armd. Personnel Carrier Regiment Royal Armoured Corps.
Died 18 February 1945. Son of Frank and Lillian Lewis; husband of
Elsie Lewis of Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in REICHSWALD FOREST WAR
CEMETERY Germany 45. D. 7. |
| LILLYWHITE |
William
Henry |
Flight
Sergeant 1150477 Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died 11 October
1944. Aged 27. Son of William Henry Lillywhite and of Florence Beatrice
Lillywhite of Warlingham, Surrey. No known grave. Commemorated on
RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL, United Kingdom. Panel 220. |
| PARSONS |
Yendall
George |
Private
13096585 Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry atatched to 5th Battallion
West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Waless Own). Died 26 April 1944
Aged 22. Son of Walter James Parsons and Harriette Elizabeth Parsons
of Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in BEACH HEAD WAR CEMETERY ANZIO,
Italy. II. C. 8. |
| PEARCE |
Guy
Stuart |
Corporal
T/202226 309 Gen. Transport Company Royal Army Service Corps. Died
28 November 1941 Aged 31. Adopted son of George Witts; husband of
Daisy Ellen Myrtle Pearce of Warlingham. Surrey. No known grave.
Commemorated on ALAMEIN MEMORIAL Egypt Column 73. |
| PECKETT |
Sidney
James |
Leading
Aircraftman 1465324 Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died 3 February
1943. Aged 38. Son of Robert and Clara Maud Peckett; husband of
Mary Elizabeth Peckett of Kingswood Tadworth. Buried in WARLINGHAM
(ALL SAINTS) CHURCHYARD, United Kingdom. Sec. G. Grave 4. |
| PRYOR |
Douglas |
Private
14399635 8th Battalion Durham Light Infantry. Died 2 August 1944
Aged 19. Son of Charles and Irene Alice Pryor of Warlingham, Surrey.
Buried in TILLY-SUR-SEULLES WAR CEMETERY, France. II. D. 4. |
| RUSBRIDGE |
Percy
William John |
Private
4754538 1st Battalion York and Lancaster Regiment. Died 22 March
1944 Aged 29. Son of William George and Alice Maud Mary Rusbridge;
husband of Bessie Rusbridge of Warlingham, Surrey. No known grave.
Commemorated on CASSINO MEMORIAL, Italy. Panel 10. |
| RUSSELL |
Keith
Ross |
Flying
Officer 37921 Royal Air Force. Died 18 May 1943. Aged 25. Son of
Arthur James Russell and Florence Russell; husband of Joan Russell
of Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in HARPENDEN (WESTFIELD) CEMETERY,
United Kingdom. Sec. 1. Grave L 26. |
| SHARPIN |
Patrick
Frank |
Lieutenant
235213 12th Royal Tank Regiment R.A.C. Died Aged 33. 29 April 1943.
Son of Frank Ernest and Dorothy Sharpin; husband of Eileen Nancy
Sharpin of Warlingham, Surrey. Solicitor. Buried in MEDJEZ-EL-BAB
WAR CEMETERY Tunisia 12. C. 3. |
| SMITH |
Arthur
Frank |
Trooper
7904679 42nd (23rd Battalion The London Regiment) Royal Tank Regiment
R.A.C. Died Aged 28. 14 February 1943. Husband of P. V. Smith of
Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in HELIOPOLIS WAR CEMETERY Egypt 3. E.
15. |
| SNOWDEN |
George
Maclean |
Second
Lieutenant 129095 2nd Battalion Black Watch (Royal Highlanders).
Died 20 May 1941 Aged 27. Son of Arthur John and Elizabeth Wright
Snowden; husband of Denise Acton Snowden of Warlingham, Surrey.
No known grave. Commemorated on ATHENS MEMORIAL Greece Face 6. |
| STANNARD |
William
George Maurice |
Private
14380384 202 Field Ambulance Royal Army Medical Corps. Died 9 February
1945 Aged 21. Son of William Soloman Stannard and Elizabeth Victoria
Stannard of Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in JONKERBOS WAR CEMETERY
Netherlands 4. E. 5. |
| TRAVELL |
Percy
Raymond Henry |
Leading
Aircraftman 976372 Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died 8 December
1942. Aged 21. Son of Percival George and Beatrice Maud Stella Travell
of Warlingham. Buried in WARLINGHAM (ALL SAINTS) CHURCHYARD, United
Kingdom. Sec. G. Grave 3. |
| TURNER |
Alfred
Ernest |
Fusilier
6212014 6th Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers. Died 26 June 1944 Aged
26. Son of Ralph Charles and Emma Turner; husband of Hilda Turner
of Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in ST. MANVIEU WAR CEMETERY CHEUX,
France. XIII. A. 8. |
| WALTERS |
George
Frederick |
Warrant
Engineer H.M.S. Malcolm Royal Navy. Died 24 May 1940 Aged 38. Son
of George William and Louisa Walters; husband of Mary Walters of
Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in DEAL CEMETERY, United Kingdom. Plot
C. Block 8. Grave 4722. |
| WEBB |
Sidney
Eric |
Private
14538307 2/6th Battalion The Queens Royal Regiment (West Surrey).
Died 2 September 1944 Aged 37. Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Webb
of Warlingham, Surrey.; husband of Jessie Evelyn Webb of Warlingham.
Buried in GRADARA WAR CEMETERY, Italy. II D 3. |
| WILLIAMS |
William
Edward |
Private
5959322 2/5th Battalion The Queens Royal Regiment (West Surrey).
Died 8 March 1944 Aged 33. Son of Henry and Annie Elizebeth Williams
of Warlingham, Surrey.; husband of Florence Mable Williams of Warlingham.
Buried in BEACH HEAD WAR CEMETERY ANZIO, Italy. VII. D. 8. |
| WILSON |
Hugh
Edward |
Lieutenant
Colonel 30968 Commanding 2/6th Battalion The Queens Royal Regiment
(West Surrey). Died 29 April 1943 Aged 39. Husband of Margaret Helen
Wilson of Warlingham, Surrey. Buried in ENFIDAVILLE WAR CEMETERY
Tunisia IV. B. 12. |
Last updated
19 August, 2024
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