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| Thread Topic: Claypole St Peter War Memorials Topic Originator: Michael Peck Post Date February 8, 2006 @ 1:55 PM |
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Claypole St Peter War Memorials have now been recorded, the names mentioned (there are no dates/arms of service etc) are:- WW1 - Charles Collin, George James Ogden, Cecil Ross, Rowland Swallow, Charles Ironmonger. WW2 - Clifford Vincent Holmes, Ronald Edward Hall, Alfred John Hull, William Noble, Ralph Noble, Arthur Stewart King Scarf, Aubrey Ronald Medhurst. Hope this helps someone, Mike. Steve Morse: Further to Mike's efforts Ogden, George James - 2/6th South Staffs Regiment. buried Mons Communal Cemetery, son of William and Emily, Main St Claypole. Ross, Cecil - 1st Bn Lincolnshire Regiment - a regular soldier killed 24/8/1914 - La Ferte-Sous-Jouarre Memorial. Son of John Dexter and Emma Ross. Swallow Rowland - Machine Gun Corps - 23/03/1918 son Richard William and Emma Swallow. Lebuquiere Communal Cemetery Extension ( an extension of the local cemetery which has only cwgc graves. Some men where also buried in communal cemeteries) Ironmonger, Charles - The only one I can find is Frank Charles, 2nd Bn The Queen's ( Royal West Surrey Regiment). A regular 30/10/14 - Menin Gate Memorial Ypres Belgium. No details of abode given Regards Steve COLLIN, Charles - 2nd Bn Lincolns Regt - enlisted - Newark, Notts, (abode Claypole Notts), 27176, Pte, k in a, 14/8/17. Buried - Poelcapelle British Cemetery. Killed in 3rd Ypres (Passchendaele). Some 70% of men buried here are unknown. It was a concentration cemetery made after the war. The alleged youngest soldier to die is buried here aged 14. Regards Steve |
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