Others - Roll of Honour
RAF/RNAS/RFC information courtesy of David Manning

World War 1 - Airmen & Soldiers - Huntingdonshire
Joseph AFFORD, MC, DCM	Captain 139285, Reconaissance Corps. Died 16th February 1942. Age 53. Son of Charles and James Afford; husband of Constance Ellen Afford, of Hopwas Staffordshire. Also served in 1914-18 War. Buried in Offord Darcy Cemetery, Huntingdonshire. Grave 34.
James Arthur Grey DUBERL[E]Y	2nd Lieutenant 320937, Scots Guards. Killed by a flying bomb whilst on duty at Wellington Barracks Sunday 18th June 1944. Aged 18. Son of Maj. Montagu Richard William Duberly O.B.E., and of Lady Eileen Duberly (nee Stopford), of Buckden. Buried in St Andrew Churchyard, Great Staughton, Huntingdonshire.
Horrace Arthur FEW	270087 Cpl, 1/6th Manchester Regiment. Killed in action 20th October 1918, age 21. Son of David & May Few, Forty Foot Bank, Ramsey. Formerly 202946 Norfolk Regiment. Buried Romeries Communal Cemetery Extension, Nord, France.
Thomas MARGERISON	2nd Lt. Hunts. Cyclists Battalion & RFC. Killed in action 13th April 1917, while serving as observer with 57 Squadron; flying FE.2d, with pilot Capt. L. S. Platt (also killed); as part of six-aircraft patrol, attacked by enemy fighters and shot down at Vitry-en-Artois, probably by Leutnant Heinrich Gontermann of Jasta 5. Buried at Brown's Copse. Roeux, France. Possible Hunts. Connections
Frederick ROSE	Private 3492, 4th Battalion, Northamptonshire Regiment. Died at home Friday 7th January 1916. Age 26. Son of William and Elizabeth Rose. Enlisted Oundle. Buried in All Saints Churchyard, Winwick near South-East boundary.
Edmund WARD	AM1 (53784) RFC. Killed in flying accident 12th December 1917, while serving with 31 (Training) Squadron, Wyton; flying as passenger with pilot Capt. R. H. P. Miers (also killed). Buried at Wyton. Buried in Hunts. - but probably not resident

20 July 2002