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Frederick
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Born
Bilney Norfolk. Joined upEnlisted 1 January 1915 at Norwich aged
19, height 5 feet 4¾ inches. Previous employer F Brown, Hall
Farm. Occupation General Labourer. Groom, Royal Army Veterinary
Corps. Horse keeper in France (WO /363/83) |
| ASKER |
Stanley
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Born
Hunstanton enlisted Royal Army Medical Corps, 29th September 1914,
aged 26. Acting sergeant. Resident Camperdown House, Hunstanton.
Occupation gamekeeper/agriculturalist. Injured left leg and received
disability award. (WO/363/83) |
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P
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| AUSTIN |
W
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| ALLSOP |
R
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(K) |
Private,
20733, Robert William ALLSOP, 1st Essex Regiment. Killed in action
13-08-15. Born Lakenheath, enlisted Norwich, resident Ringstead.
Commemorated on Helles Memorial, Gallipoli, Panels 144/150 and 229/233.
See also St Mary's |
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B
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H
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| BRETT |
W
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| BROWN |
Sidney
William |
(K) |
Private,
3/7658, 2nd Norfolk Regiment. Died in Mesopotamia 20-07-16. Born
King's Lynn, enlisted Norwich. Buried in Basra War Cemetery, Iraq,
Grave V.X.18. See also St Mary's |
| BARNES |
Frederick
John |
(D) |
Private,
6337, 'C' Company, 1st Norfolk Regiment. Died at home 04-03-15,
aged 32. Born Barnham, enlisted Norwich. Son of Robert Barnes; husband
of Minnie Ethel Barnes, Camperdown House, Hunstanton. Buried in
Hunstanton (St. Mary) Churchyard. |
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R
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J
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| CARELESS |
A
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S
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| CROWN |
Ernest
William |
(K) |
Private,
12584, 4th Bedfordshire Regiment (63rd Royal Naval Division). Killed
in action 27-03-18. Formerly 74962, Middlesex Regiment. Born and
resident Hunstanton, enlisted Hertford. |
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W
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J
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C
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V
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G
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| DOWDY |
Herbert
(Bert) |
(K) |
Private,
50156, 4th Battalion, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). Killed in action Mesopotamia
19-09-18, aged 26. Formerly 4806, Norfolk Regiment. Enlisted East
Dereham, resident Hunstanton. Son of Henry and Jessie Dowdy, Rose
Cottage, Hunstanton, Norfolk. See also St
Mary's |
| DOUGLAS |
R
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E
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J
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Y
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HUGH |
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D
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| GRAY |
G
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(K) |
Believed
to be: Corporal, 15324, Gordon Cronin Gray, 9th Norfolk
Regiment. Killed in action 26-09-15, aged 18. Born Cambridge, enlisted
Norwich 26-11-14. To France May 1915. Son of Capt. Charles Ernest
Gray (late Quartermaster and Captain 3rd (Cambs) V.B. Suffolk Regiment),
'Graystones', Old Hunstanton, Norfolk. Loos Memorial, Panels 30/31.
Also listed Hunstanton Memorial. See also St
Mary's |
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STRANGE |
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STRANGE |
Roland
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(D) |
Captain,
General List, London District, Commanding Chinese Labour Corps.
Died 20-02-19, aged 49. Son of Hamon and Emmeline le Strange, Hunstanton
Hall, Norfolk; husband of the late Hon. Mrs. R. le Strange, only
daughter of 18th Baron Hastings. Buried in Hunstanton (St. Mary)
Churchyard, Norfolk. See also St
Mary's |
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F
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| MELTON |
William
John |
(K) |
Private,
8556, 2nd Norfolk Regiment. Killed in action 13-01-16, aged 22.
Born Hunstanton, enlisted Norwich. Son of Mr. W. C. and Mrs. M.
A. Melton, of School House, Hunstanton, Norfolk. Buried in Kut War
Cemetery, Iraq, Grave J.13. See also St
Mary's |
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| NEWSTEAD |
Albert
Basil |
(K) |
Private,
240513, 1/5th Norfolk Regiment. Killed in action 19-04-17, aged
22. Enlisted East Dereham, resident Hunstanton. Son of James and
Catherine Priscilla Newstead, 60 Hunstanton North, Norfolk. Commemorated
on Jerusalem Memorial, Israel, Panels 12/15. See also St
Mary's |
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H
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| NEWSTEAD |
William
James |
(K) |
Leading
Seaman (Boatman), 192850, HMS Monmouth, Royal Navy. Died/Killed
in action 01-11-14, aged 33. Son of James and Catherine Priscilla
Newstead, 60 Hunstanton North, Norfolk. Commemorated on Chatham
Naval Memorial, Panel 01. See also St
Mary's |
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C
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| PEACOCK |
William
Bertie |
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In
the 1911 census he was the eldest son of William and Helena Peackock,
aged 11, born Stanhoe, Norfolk in 1900, at school, living in Hunstanton
North. Would have probably served late on in the war; his father
also served (see below). |
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W
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| PEACOCK |
William |
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In
the 1911 census he was aged 31, married to Helena, born Heacham,
Norfolk in 1880, and Estate Labourer, living in Hunstanton North.
His son William Bertie also served (see above). |
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S
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C
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| RUMBOLDS |
William
James |
(K) |
{RUMBOLD
on St Mary's memorial] Rifleman, S/20116, 2nd Rifle Brigade. Killed
in action 19-11-17, aged 29. Son of Robert and Ellen Rumbold, Sea
Lane, Hunstanton, Norfolk; husband of Emily Emanuel (formerly Rumbold),
13, Bourdon Buildings, Bourdon Street, Berkeley Square, London.
Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial, Panels 145/147. See also St
Mary's |
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G
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| RUMBOLD |
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| ROYTHORNE |
Arthur |
(K) |
Guardsman,
25658, 2nd Grenadier Guards. Killed in action 09-10-17, aged 19.
Born Hunstanton, enlisted King's Lynn. Son of George and Sarah Roythorne,
The Downs. Hunstanton. Norfolk. Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial,
Panel 09. See also St Mary's |
| RICHARDSON |
William
Alfred |
(D) |
Private,
18082, 3rd Norfolk Regiment. Died at home 15-04-15, aged 24. Born
Old Hunstanton, enlisted Norwich. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Richardson,
Old Hunstanton. Buried in Hunstanton (St. Mary) Churchyard, Norfolk.
See also St Mary's |
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F
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| SHELDRICK |
F
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| SKIPPER |
F
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(K) |
Possibly:
L/Corporal, 17243, John Kendall Skipper, 7th Norfolk Regiment. Killed
in action 12-10-16. Born King's Lynn, enlisted Norwich. Commemorated
on Thiepval Memorial, Panels 01C/01D. |
| SMITH |
R
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| SMITH |
Herbert
Geoffrey |
(K) |
Private,
30402, 9th The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Killed in action
10-04-18. Formerly 17735, Suffolk Regiment. Born and resident Hunstanton,
enlisted Wisbech. Commemorated on Ploegsteert Memorial, Panel 07. |
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