| ATTEW |
Herbert |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| ATTEW |
Frederick |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| ATTEW |
Bertie |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| ATTEW |
Ernest |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| BARCLAY |
H
H |
Colonel,
C.V.O., A.D.C., T.D. D.L. Staff. Served - No further information
currently available |
| BARCLAY |
Marion
L |
Vice
President R. RE. Served - No further information currently available |
| BARCLAY |
Eugenia |
Nurse,
R.R.C. Served - No further information currently available |
| BARCLAY |
Margaret |
Nurse,
R.R.C. Served - No further information currently available |
| BARCLAY |
The
Reverend H |
SDivisional
Chaplain. M.C. erved - No further information currently available |
| BARCLAY |
J
F |
Lieutenant
Colonel, T.D. Served - No further information currently available |
| BULLARD |
G
J |
Lieutenant
Colonel, T.D. Served - No further information currently available |
| BUMFREY |
Ernest |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| COLMAN |
John |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| COLMAN |
Robert |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| COLMAN |
James |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| CRASKE |
Brnley |
Corporal.
Served - No further information currently available |
| CRASKE |
Cecil |
Lance
Corporal Served - No further information currently available |
| HOWARD |
Richard
Arthur |
Served
and died. Rifleman 315185. 2nd/5th Battalion, London Regiment (London
Rifle Brigade). Formerly 6489 11th London Regiment. Killed in action
Thursday 16th August 1917. Aged 32. Born Redhill. Lived Westminster.
Enlisted Marylebone. Son of Richard and Bessie Howard, of The Common,
Hanworth, Norfolk. Commemorated: Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Ieper,
West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 52 and 54. See also Hanworth |
| HOWARD |
George
Edward |
Corporal
Served - No further information currently available |
| HOWARD |
Robert |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| HARRISON |
Albert |
Served
and died. - No further information currently available |
| HASTINGS |
Charles
H |
Lieutenant.
M.C. Served - No further information currently available |
| INGLEDEW |
Samuel |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| KNIGHTS |
Bertie |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| KNIGHTS |
Herbert |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| KEELER |
Leonard |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| LAWRENCE |
Ernest |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| LAMBERT |
Jesse |
Served
R.N. - No further information currently available |
| LAMBERT |
William |
Served
R.N. - No further information currently available |
| LAMBERT |
Benjamin |
Served
R.N. - No further information currently available |
| MALLETT |
Percy |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| MALLETT |
Oliver |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| MALLETT |
Robert |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| MURGETT |
Joseph |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| NEWSTEAD |
Thomas |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| NEWSTEAD |
Bertie
John |
Served
and died. [Listed as Bertie C NEWSTEAD on Roll of Honour] Lance
Corporal 13547. 8th Battalion,, Norfolk Regiment. Killed in action Saturday
1st July 1916. Age 21. Born Matlask. Enlisted Norwich. Son of William
R. and Anna Newstead, of 4, Hanworth Common, Norwich. Commemorated:
THIEPVAL MEMORIAL, Somme, France. Pier and Face 1 C and 1 D. See
also Hanworth |
| RICHES |
William |
Served
R.N. - No further information currently available |
| SAUL |
John
Henry |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| STONE |
Claude |
Served
and died. |
| SCOTTOW |
John |
Sergeant.
Served - No further information currently available |
| VARDON |
Charles |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| WADE |
Bertie |
Served
- No further information currently available |
HANWORTH
& GUNTON ROLL OF HONOUR
1939 - 1945 |
| ATTEW |
Raymond
R |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| BARCLAY |
Michael |
Major.
Served - No further information currently available |
| BULLIMORE |
George |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| COOPER |
Wilfred
W |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| CHALMERS |
Andrew
T |
Lieutenant,
D.S.C., R.N. Served - No further information currently available |
| CHALMERS |
Kenneth
Stuart |
 Sergeant
R.A.F. Served and died. - Sergeant 576578. Flight Engineer 207 Squadron,
Royal Air Force. Died Saturday 17 October 1942. Aged 19. Son of
Andrew James Chalmers, and of Rose Ursula Chalmers, of Hanworth.
Buried: Hanworth (St. Bartholomew) Churchyard, Norfolk, United Kingdom.
See
also Hanworth Kenneth
Stuart Chalmers joined the 40th Entry No. 1 School of Technical
Training, at RAF Halton in 1939. In 1941 as a qualified engineer,
and he worked on engine installation at RAF Matlaske and RAF Ludham,
both in Norfolk, before volunteering for operational duties. Promoted
to Sergeant, he was the Flight Engineer of Lancaster L7583, EM-A.
This aircraft took off from RAF Langar in Nottinghamshire at 1154
hrs on 17th October 1942. It was part of the force taking part in
the famous low-level daylight raid, Operation Robinson, on the Schneider
factory at Le Creusot situated more than 300 miles inside France.
Schneider was the French equivalent to Krupps.
 The
pilot, Sergeant R.S. Wilson, had to turn back when on the outward
journey an engine failed. Soon afterwards, 20 miles west of Brest,
three Arado Ar196 Seaplanes attacked the aircraft and Sergeant Chalmers
was killed. However, EM-A’s gunners managed to shoot down
two of the three attackers.
|
| CALVER |
Bertie |
R.A.F.
Served - No further information currently available |
| COLMAN |
Albert |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| CHURCH |
William |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| CLARKE |
Leslie
Ernest |
Flight
Sergeant, R.A.F. Served and died - Sergeant (Wireless Operator/Air
Gunner) 961663, 150 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve.
Died 28th June 1942. Aged 21. Son of William Ernest and Elizabeth
Clarke, of Gunton Park, Norfolk. Buried in Amersfoort (Oud Leusden)
General Cemetery, Utrecht, Netherlands. Plot 13. Row 3. Grave 47. |
| CRASKE |
J |
Corporal.
Served - No further information currently available |
| CULLUM |
Audrey |
W.R.N.S.
Served - No further information currently available |
| CULLUM |
Walter |
Corporal.
Served - No further information currently available |
| DAPLYN |
George |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| DAVIDSON |
Iris |
W.A.A.F.
Served - No further information currently available |
| EARL |
Walter
J |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| EARL |
Norman |
R.N.
Served - No further information currently available |
| GEE |
Victor
David |
 Sergeant
Pilot V.R. Served and died - Sergeant (Pilot) 742767. 219 Squadron
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died on 21st March 1941. Son
of Richard and Christina Marshall Gee, of Hanworth; husband of Ida
Joan Gee, of Lenton Nottingham. Buried: Hanworth (St. Bartholomew)
Churchyard. See also Hanworth
Sergeant
/ Pilot David Victor Gee joined the RAFVR in December 1938 as an
Airman u/t Pilot. He was called up on the 1st September 1939, completed
his flying training, and arrived at 5OTU Aston Down on June 22nd
1940. After converting to Blenheims he joined 219 Squadron at Catterick,
and served with them throughout the Battle of Britain. On February
13th 1941 Gee was on a night exercise when his aircraft began to
vibrate violently, and he and his radar operator baled out safely,
and his Beaufighter R2120 crashed at Partridge Green. Sussex.
He
was killed on March 21st 1941 when Beaufighter R2070 dived into
the ground at Manor Farm Eastergate. Sussex. He is buried in St
Bartholomew's churchyard in his home village.
742767
SERGEANT
V D GEE
PILOT
ROYAL AIR FORCE
21ST MARCH 1941 |
| GREEN |
Bernard
James |
 Served
and died - Gunner 1793304. 43 Bty., 61 Lt. A.A. Regiment., Royal Artillery.
Died Tuesday 10 August 1943. Age 22. Son of George Richard and Mabel
Annie Green of Hanworth, Norfolk. Buried: Benghazi War Cemetery,
Libya. Ref. 3. D. 5.
Photograph belongs to Evelyn Savory (nee Hunn) who was a friend
of Bernard Green. See also Hanworth |
| GREEN |
Geoffrey
H |
Served
R.N. - No further information currently available |
| GIBBONS |
Alec
C |
Sergeant
Served - No further information currently available |
| GIBBONS |
Dereck
C |
Sergeant
Served - No further information currently available |
| HARBOARD |
Victor
[Alexander
Charles]
|
[Spelt
HARBORD on Gunton Roll of Honour] Served as a Captain, Scots Guards.
Later 7th Baron Suffield. In the 1911 census Victor Alexander Charles
Harbord was aged 13, born London, resident with his parents, Charles
and Evelyn Louise, in The Hall, Gunton Norfolk. See also Gunton
Roll of Honour |
| HEWITT |
Richard |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| JONES |
Douglass
A |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| LAMBERT |
Benjamin |
Served
Merchant Navy - No further information currently available |
| McLEAN |
Richard |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| PARSONS |
George
S |
Corporal
Served - No further information currently available |
| PERT |
Harry |
Served
- No further information currently available |
| SMITH |
Gordon
Frederick |
Served.
His whole family died at home when a bomb dropped on their home
in Sheringham 19 January 1942; he was at sea at the time and lived
with his grandparents in Hanworth after that event. In the 1939
Register he was born 20 April 1920, employed as a House Furnishers
Assistant, resident with his mother and father, Frederick and
Constance, and his sister Constance, at Firjryamer Cremer Street,
Sheringham, Norfolk.
When
the bomb dropped on Fujiyama, Cremer Street, Sheringham, on 19
January 1942, Constance Margaret Smith was aged 19, born 12 January
1923, an A.R.P. Telephonist, Frederick John Smith was aged 64,
born 24 Dec 1877, a house furnisher, the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. C. Smith, of Buxton Lamas and husband of Constance Emma Smith,
and Constance Emma Smith was aged 52, born 18 March 1899, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Barnard, of 16 The Common, Hanworth, Norwich
and wife of Frederick John Smith.
|
| TURNER |
Harold
C |
Corporal
Served - No further information currently available |
| WARD |
Leslie |
Served
R.N. - No further information currently available |
| WARD |
Gordon
B |
Served
R.N. - No further information currently available |
| WATT |
Andrew |
Served
Sergeant. R.A.F. - No further information currently available |
