
GRAFHAM - Roll of Honour
World
War 1 & 2 - Roll of Honour with detailed information Compiled and copyright
© Dave Edwards 2003 This
memorial is a stone plaque in the chancel of the church. This
chancel was re-seated to the glory of God and in thankful remembrance of men
of this parish who took part in the Great War 1914 1919
Died
of Wounds |
|
Alfred
Herbert ELLIS |
Private
41709 2nd Bn., Royal Berkshire Regiment, who died on Wednesday 1
May 1918, age 22. Buried: VIGNACOURT BRITISH CEMETERY Somme, France.
Son of Alfred and Clara Ellis, of Grafham, Huntingdon. Also commemorated
on a separate family memorial in the church. |
[John]
Thomas PACKWOOD |
Private
61072 7th Bn., Royal Fusiliers, who died of wounds on Wednesday
14 February 1917. Son of Anne E Packwood; husband of Ellen Sarah
Jane Packwood. Enlisted Huntingdon, residence Grafham. Formerly
48706, 101st Training Reserve Battalion. Buried: ETAPLES MILITARY
CEMETERY Pas de Calais, France. |
Killed
in action |
|
Frank
TYSOE |
Private,
48620, 8th Bn. Royal Fusiliers. Killed in action 19 July 1917. Born
and resident Grafham, Hunts, enlisted Kettering. Commemorated on
Arras Memorial, Bay 3. |
RIP Served
F |
BERRILL | |
F
H | BROWN | |
H
O | BROWN | |
S |
COX | |
A |
ELLIS | |
W
E | FENSOME | |
A
H | FROST | |
A
G | HEWITT | |
E |
HEWITT | |
G
W | JEFFS | |
J |
JEFFS | |
L
A | LUCAS | |
H |
MARKHAM |
MM |
F
P | SHARMAN | |
B
T | SMITH | |
Fredk. |
TYSOE | |
A
framed scroll of men who served in World War Two includes:
Alistair
[Kenneth McLeod] MacKENZIE |
Captain
95271 Cheshire Reg. and No. 6, Commando who died on Sunday 8 November
1942, age 23. Buried: DELY IBRAHIM WAR CEMETERY Algeria. Son of
Lt.-Col. and Mrs. K. McLeod. Mackenzie; husband of F. L. Mackenzie,
of Arkholme, Lancashire. |
Separate
family memorial in the church: |
John
William LUMBERS |
Corporal
5777122 5th Bn., Royal Norfolk Regiment, who died on Thursday 9
March 1944, age 27. Buried: YOKOHAMA WAR CEMETERY Japan. Son of
Fred and Adelaide Eleanor Lumbers, of Diddington Wood, Huntingdonshire.
Died at Muroran Camp, Japan. |
15 February
2004 |