
FENNY
STRATFORD & BLETCHLEY CEMETERY WAR GRAVES
World
War 1 & 2 - Roll of Honour with detailed information
Compiled and copyright © Compiled and copyright © Gill Cannell
& Andrew Dishman 2018
There
are various war graves and war related burials which are located in
the cemetery in Manor Road, Bletchley; these are some, not all, of those
graves.
Photographs
Copyright © Gill Cannell & Andrew Dishman 2018 |
ASH |
W
R |
56644
Lance Corporal, 40th Signal Company, Royal Engineers, 15th December
1916. Grave reference OC. 137F. |
BIRD |
L
A |
Lawrence
Albert BIRD. Able Seaman Z/4350, Royal Naval Vol. Reserve. 13th
March 1918. Age 23. Son of Mr and Mrs Bird, of 5 George Street,
Fenny Stratford, Bletchley, Bucks. Buried near this spot. Grave
refgerence OC 188A |
CLEMENTS |
A
H T |
Albert
Henry Thomas CLEMENTS. 1633897 Aircraftman 2nd Class, Royal Air
Force. 25th October 1942. Age 19. Son of Albert Jubilee Clements
and May Harriett Clements, of Bletchley. Se also Fenny
Stratford/Bletchley War Memorial |
CONSTABLE |
May
Emma |
In
memory of May Emma Constable, who laid down her life from injuries
received while working on munitions for her country, March 7, 1918,
aged 22 years. A tribute from the people of Fenny Stratford. At
rest |
MCDERMOTT |
Bernard
J |
Bernard
Joseph MCDERMOTT, 29462 Sapper, "L" Signal Company, Royal
Engineers, 1st December 1915. Husband of Anne McDermott, of Solent
View, Binstead, Isle of Wight. Reunited in parting. grave OC. 1A
(2). |
MUNDAY |
W
H |
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NEED |
W
T |
William
Thomas NEED, 43762 Private, Devonshire Regiment, transf. to (140368)
587th Home Service Company, Labour Corps. Died 7th July 1918. Grave
OC. 170A. |
SMITH |
J
|
James
SMITH, 78757 Pioneer, Signal Depot, Royal Engineers. Died 2nd January
1916. Age 57. Husband of Margaret Smith, of 57, Morpeth Buildings,
Birkenhead. Grave OC. 45B (2). |
SMITH |
Leslie
Frederick |
Flying
Officer (Pilot) 136933, Died 8 September 1943. Aged 28. Son of James
Frederick and Florence Elizabeth Smith, of Bletchley; husband of
Norah Kathleen Smith, of Bletchley. Awarded the Distinguished Flying
Cross (D.F.C.).
In
proud and cherished memory of F/O, D.F.C., Bomber Command, died
on active service, Sep. 8, 1943 aged 28 years. Others he saved
himself he gave, until we meet again. See also Bletchley
St Mary
|
TOOTH |
T
C |
Thomas
Charles TOOTH, 2127 Private, Buckinghamshire Battn., Oxford & bucks
Light Inf. 4th March 1915. Age 21. Peace perfect peace. See also
Bletchley St Mary |
WEST |
G
|
George
WEST, 28744 Private, Herefordshire Regiment. 20th February 1920.
See also Bletchley St Mary |
Last updated
24 July, 2018
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