| ALLSOPP |
E
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial. |
| BALL |
E
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial. |
| BARRY |
John |
Pioneer,
5th Battalion, Special Brigade, Royal Engineers. Service No 129002.
Died of wounds 31st July 1916 in France & Flanders. Born St
Clement's, Worcester, enlisted Worcester. Formerly 4638, 3rd/8th
Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment. Son of the late William and
Mary Barry, 6, Tybridge, Worcester. Albert Communal Cemetery Extension,
Grave I. L. 45. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial. |
| BOSWORTH |
A
|
Probably
Private Albert Bosworth, 4th Battalion Worcestershire Regiment.
Service No 12794. Died 6th August 1915. Helles Memorial, Panel
104 to 113. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial. |
| BROWNING |
Alec
|
Pioneer,
63rd Division Signal Company, Royal Engineers. Service No 301691.
Died aged 29 on 8th October 1918. Husband of Ethel May Browning,
44 Henwick Rd., St. John's, Worcester. Anneux British Cemetery,
Grave II. H. 6. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial. |
| BULLOCK |
A
|
Possibly
Lance Corporal A. Bullock, Royal Engineers. Service No 77686.
Died aged 25 on 14th November 1918. Son of Charles and Emma Bullock,
of Broadheath, Cheshire; husband of M. E. Bullock, 69 Bath Rd,
Worcester. Nakuru North Cemetery, Grave 29. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial. |
| CHARLES |
W
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial. |
| CLARKE |
J
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial. |
| CONROY |
Alec
Frederick |
Private,
"B" Company 1st Battalion, The King's (Liverpool Regiment).
Service No 11842. Died aged 19 on 10th March 1915. Son of Charles
and Sarah Ann Conroy, 10 Commercial Rd, Cwmfelinfach, Newport,
Mon. Native of Worcester. Bethune Town Cemetery, Grave III. B.
36. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial. |
| CONROY |
C
M J |
Possibly
Gunner C. Conroy. 10th Trench Mortar Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery.
Service No 4632. Died aged 28 on 1st September 1915. Son of Charles
and Sarah Conroy, of Worcester; husband of Amy Conroy, 94 Duffryn
St., Ferndale, (Rhondda), Glamorgan. Cambrin Military Cemetery,
Grave C. 13. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial. |
| COOPER |
G
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial. |
| COOPER |
J
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial. |
| CORBETT |
George |
Stoker
2nd Class, Royal Navy, H.M.S. “Good Hope”. Service
No K/20391. Died aged 21 on 1st November 1914. Youngest son of
T. W. and Jane Corbett, 31 St. Clement's Square, Worcester. Joined
September. Portsmouth Naval Memorial, Grave/Reference 5. Also
appears on Worcester Guildhall
memorial. |
| CRAVEN |
W
C |
Possibly
Driver William Charles Craven, "C" Battery, 311th Brigade,
Royal Field Artillery. Service No 830437. Died on 27th October
1917. Tyne Cot Memorial Panel 4 to 6 and 162. Also appears on
Worcester Guildhall memorial.
|
| DEAKIN |
J
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial. |
| DOVEY |
A
|
Probably
Private Arthur Allen Dovey, 11th Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment.
Service No 27193. Killed in action 12th October 1916 in Salonika
aged 19. Son of Job and Elizabeth Dovey, of Newland, Droitwich,
Worcs. Born Salwarpe, Worcestershire, enlisted Worcester, resident
Droitwich, Worcestershire. Karasouli Military Cemetery, Grave
B. 303. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial and Worcester
All Saints memorial |
| DUFTY |
G
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| DUFTY |
Herbert
Henry |
Private
4th Battalion Worcestershire Regiment. Service No 39736. Died
on 26th November 1916. Thiepval Memorial, Pier and Face 5A and
6C. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial and Worcester
Post Office memorial |
| EVANS |
A
C |
Probably
Sergeant Albert Charles Evans, “A” Battery 241st Brigade,
Royal Field Artillery. Service No 830133. Died aged 24 on 26th
November 1918. Son of Enoch and Sarah A. Evans, 17 Church Walk,
St. Johns, Worcester. Awarded the Military Medal. Staglieno Cemetery,
Genoa, Grave II. A. 38. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| FINNEY |
Wilfred
John |
Private,
"C" Coy, 24th Battalion, Canadian Infantry (Quebec Regiment).
Service No 412107. Died aged 21 on 6th November 1917. Son of John
and Annie Amelia Finney, 3 City View Terrace, Bush Walk, St. John's,
Worcester, England. Tyne Cot Cemetery, Grave I. D. 11. Also appears
on Worcester Guildhall
memorial |
| GALE |
H
|
No
further information currently available |
| GRISWOLD |
John
Noel |
Private,
2nd R.M. Battalion, Royal Naval Division, Royal Marine Light Infantry.
Service No PO/18541. Died aged 21 on 28th April 1917. Son of John
Joseph and Charlotte Mary Griswold, 160 Henwick Rd., Worcester.
Arras Memorial, Bay 1. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| GRUBB |
A
A |
Possibly
Private Alfred A. Grubb, 1st Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment.
Service No 10074. Died on 18th October 1914. Ploegsteert Memorial,
Panel 4. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial as A GRUBB |
| GUMMERY |
Edward
James |
Private,
10th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. Service No 43494. Died
aged 28 on 28th April 1917. Son of Fanny Gummery, of Partridge
Lane, Lower Broadheath, Worcs., and the late W. J. Gummery. Arras
Memorial, Bay 3 and 4. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| GWILLIAM |
T
|
Possibly
Private T.L. Gwilliam, 1st/8th Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment.
Service No 242607. Died on 23rd October 1917. St. Sever Cemetery
Extension, Rouen, Grave P. III. O. 9B. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial as T GWILLAM |
| HAMMOND |
E
W |
Probably
Second Lieutenant Edward William Hammond, 1st Battalion, Worcestershire
Regiment. Died aged 26 on 2nd October 1918. Husband of Mabel Hammond,
35 Marlborough Rd., Gloucester. Gloucester Old Cemetery, Grave
NG. 1306. 2/Lt Hammond was wounded alongside 3 other officers
on August 23rd/24th during the Battle of Albert (source –
The Worcestershire Regiment in the Great War by Captain H.F. Stacke).
Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| HANDLEY |
Thomas
|
Sergeant,
4th Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment. Service No 10922. Died
aged 28 on 18th October 1916. Son of Herbert and Alice Handley,
2 Church Walk, Tybridge St., Worcester. Thiepval Memorial, Pier
and Face 5 A and 6 C. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| HEATH |
Bryan
|
Private,
20th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers. Service No 8044. Died aged 19
on 23rd August 1916. Son of Harry Ernest and Sarah M. Heath, 9
Laugherne Rd., Worcester. Late of Capital and Counties Bank, Ledbury
and Evesham branches. Puchevillers British Cemetery, Grave III.
E. 2.
Brian
was a pupil of Worcester of Worcester Grammar School from 1909
– 1913. When he left school he worked as a bank clerk with
the Capital and Counties Bank in Ledbury and Evesham before enlisting.
He died of wounds received at the Battle of the Somme.
Source:
In Dedication to a Future World by Mark Rogers, 1999.
Also
appears on Worcester Guildhall
memorial and Worcester
Royal Grammar School memorial |
| JONES |
F
|
No
further information currently available |
| JONES |
G
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| JONES |
H
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| JONES |
R
L |
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| JONES |
William
Frederick |
Private,
2nd Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment. Service No 9395. Died
aged 28 on 20th September 1914. Son of John William and Sarah
Jones, 80, Tybridge St, Worcester. La Ferte-Sous-Jouarre Memorial.
Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| LANE |
Frank |
Private,
2nd Battalion, Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry. Service No 34719.
Died aged 19 on 1st October 1918. Son of Mary Ann Lane, 3 Bridge
Place, Hylton Rd., Worcester. Anneux British Cemetery, Grave III.
D. 4. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| LAYTON |
C
J |
Probably
Private Cecil John Layton, 3rd Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment.
Service No 37915. Died on 21st March 1919. Arras Memorial, Bay
6. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| LUDLOW |
J
|
Possibly
Corporal Jesse Ludlow, 1st Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment.
Service No 7672. Died on 15th November 1916. Awarded the Military
Medal on 23rd August 1916. Thiepval Memorial, Pier and Face 5
A and 6 C. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| MATTHEWS |
J
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| MORGAN |
J
J |
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| NASH |
W
|
Possibly
Private William Nash, 2nd Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment.
Service No 5447. Died aged 39 on 20th November 1914. Son of George
and Arm Nash, 29 Loves Grove, Worcester; husband of Kate Nash,
1 Court, Hylton Rd., Worcester. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Panel
34. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| OAKEY |
H
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| OLIVER |
A
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial and Worcester
St Andrew memorial. |
| PAGE |
W
|
No
further information currently available |
| PARRY |
F
J |
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| PARRY |
G
H |
No
further information currently available |
| PAYNE |
W
R |
No
further information currently available |
| PENNY |
F
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial spelt F PENNEY |
| POTTER |
George
Henry |
Gunner,
"A" Battery, 315th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. Service
No 830755. Died on 31st August 1918. Son of Mrs G. Potter, 16
Tybridge St., Worcester. Achiet-Le-Grand Communal Cemetery Extension,
Grave III. K. 5. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| PRICE |
John
Edward |
Private,
1st Battalion, South Wales Borderers. Service No 11205. Died aged
20 on 15th February 1916 in France & Flanders. Born St Clement's,
Worcester, enlisted Brecon. Son of Henry and Lilian Price, 4 Henwick
Road, Worcester. Ste Marie Cemetery, Le Havre, Grave Div. 19.
R. 4. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| PUGH |
F
W |
Sapper,
90th Field Company, Royal Engineers. Service No 63391. Died aged
30 on 19th September 1917. Son of William and Ann Pugh; husband
of Ethel S. Pugh, 37 Lechmere Crescent, Hallow Rd., Worcester.
Native of Worcester. Ypres Reservoir Cemetery, Grave I. E. 18.
Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| RATCLIFFE |
Francis
William |
Lance
Corporal, Imperial Signal Company (East Africa), Royal Engineers.
Service No 76633. Died aged 34 on 22nd November 1918. Son of Francis
Ambrose Ratcliffe and Ellen Ratcliffe, 16 Lambert Rd., Worcester,
England. Dar Es Salaam War Cemetery, Grave 7. A. 6. Also appears
on Worcester Guildhall
memorial and Worcester
Post Office memorial. |
| REA |
G
|
Possibly
Private George Rea, 1st Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment. Service
No 36687. Died on 4th March 1917. Thiepval Memorial, Pier and
Face 5 A and 6 C. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| ROWE |
F
|
Corporal,
"A" Company 1st Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment.
Service No 37186. Died aged 27 on 25th September 1918. Son of
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Rowe, of Worcester; husband of Elsie May Rowe,
84 Hylton Rd., Worcester. Duisans British Cemetery, Etrun, Grave
VI. H. 72. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial and Worcester
St John in Bedwardine |
| SCOTT |
W
W |
Private,
232nd Company, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). Service No 102211.
Died aged 18 on 3rd August 1917. Son of Thomas William Alfred
and Mary Ann Scott, 50 New Bank St., Barbourne, Worcester. Lijssenthoek
Military Cemetery, Grave XVII. C. 15A. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| SEVERN |
T
|
Private,
3rd Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment. Service No 36605. Died
aged 39 on 4th August 1917. Husband of Florence Mary E. Walford
(formerly Severn) 71 Waterworks Rd., Barbourne, Worcester. Divisional
Collecting Post Cemetery And Extension, Grave I. K. 12. Also appears
on Worcester Guildhall
memorial |
| SMITH |
C
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| SMITH |
C
J |
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| SMITH |
E
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| STALLARD |
R
|
Possibly
Private R.W. Stallard, 10th Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment.
Service No 16535. Died on 3rd October 1915. St. Sever Cemetery,
Rouen, Grave A. 11. 33. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| STONE |
Harold
Leatham |
Private,
1st/8th Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment. Service No 2275. Died
aged 24 on 31st May 1915. Calvaire (Essex) Military Cemetery,
Grave Iv. B.
Harold
was the third son of Mr & Mrs W.G.R. Stone of Tybridge House,
Worcester. Before the war he had been an assistant in the furnishing
department of W. & F. Webb & Co. The 1st/8th Battalion
of the Worcesters arrived in France on 29th March 1915 and found
itself alongside the 1st/7th Battalion occupying trenches or billets
around Ploegsteert Wood throughout May and June. No heavy fighting
occurred but enemy shellfire and patrols brought a number of casualties
with 7 men and 2 officers killed and 38 men wounded. Harold Stone
was hit by shellfire whilst with the H.Q. signal section and later
died of his wounds. His bronze memorial plaque is held at the
Worcestershire’s Regimental Museum. He was the 1st to die
in the Great War of those who attended the Royal Grammar School.
Source:
In Dedication to a Future World by Mark Rogers, 1999.
Also
appears on Worcester Guildhall
memorial and Worcester
Royal Grammar School memorial. |
| TOMBS |
Frederick
Arthur |
Driver,
2nd Reserve Park, Army Service Corps. Service No T4/059862. Died
aged 26 on 25th October 1917. Son of Robert and Rachel Tombs,
18 McIntyre Rd, St. John's, Worcester. Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery,
Grave XXII. A. 6. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| WALDRON |
W
|
Possibly
Rifleman William Waldron, 2nd Battalion Rifle Brigade. Service
No S/28572. Died aged 28 on 5th March 1917. Son of William and
Ellen Waldron, 65 Church Rd, Astwood Rd, Worcester. Thiepval Memorial,
Pier and Face 16 B and 16 C. |
| WATKINS |
E
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| WENT |
William
Henry |
[Given
as H.W. Went on CWGC] Private 12th (Service) (Bristol) Battalion,
Gloucestershire Regiment. Service No 38056. Died of wounds, aged
19, on 5th October 1917 in France & Flanders. Born St Clement’s,
Worcester, enlisted Worcester. Son of Henry G. & Emily E.
Went, 15 Church Walk, St. Clement’s, Worcester. Godewaersvelde
British Cemetery, Grave I. L. 30. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| WHEATLEY |
A
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| WILLIAMS |
Joseph
|
Private,
Worcester Yeomanry (The Queen's Own Worcestershire Hussars). Service
No 3027, Killed in action 23rd April 1916 in Egypt. Born St Clement’s,
Worcester, enlisted and resident Worcester. Jerusalem Memorial,
Panel 3 and 5. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
| WILLIAMS |
R
|
No
further information currently available. Also appears on Worcester
Guildhall memorial |
“GREATER
LOVE
HATH NO MAN THAN THIS,
THAT A MAN LAY DOWN HIS LIFE
FOR HIS FRIENDS” |
S.
JOHN XV-13 |
|
TO•THE•GLORY•GOD•AND•IN
GRATEFUL•AND•LOVING•MEMORY
OF•THE•MEN•OF•THIS•PARISH
WHO•MADE•THE•SACRIFICE•OF
THEIR•LIVES•IN•THE•WAR•YEARS
1939 - 1945 |
| BAKER |
Francis
W. |
Probably
Pilot Officer (Pilot) Francis William Baker, 460 (R.A.A.F.) Squadron
Royal Air Force. Service No 54076. Died 4th May 1944. Dommartin-Lettree
Churchyard Coll. grave 2-3. Also on the Royal
Grammar School, Worcester, memorial. |
| BOUGH |
Robert
H. |
Captain,
Royal Armoured Corps. Service No 249404. Died aged 24 on 31st
August 1946. Son of Ernest Robert and Marion Bough, of Worcester.
Hanover War Cemetery 14. G. 13. |
| BUNTING |
Edward
Nigel |
Squadron
Leader (Pilot), 488 (R.N.Z.A.F.) Squadron Royal Air Force Volunteer
Reserve. Service No 60523. Died aged 27 on 30th July 1944. Awarded
DFC and Bar. Son of Edward Lancelot and Janet Elizabeth Bunting,
of Worcester. B.A. (Oxon). St. Remy Churchyard Joint grave. |
| CARTER |
Denys
John |
Captain,
Royal Artillery 112 (The West Somerset Yeomanry) Field Regiment.
Service No 190667. Died aged 29 on 13th August 1944. Son of Frank
and Hilda Clara Carter, husband of Asta Birgitte Carter of Worcester.
Banneville-La- Campagne War Cemetery XVI. B. 16. Also on the Royal
Grammar School, Worcester, memorial. |
| COX |
Albert
William |
Lance
Corporal 5/7th Battalion Gordon Highlanders. Service No 5252060.
Died aged 22 on 21st November 1944. Son of Alfred and Nora Cox,
of St. John's, Worcester. Venray War Cemetery VIII. A. 13. |
| DAVIES |
David
Maxwell |
Warrant
Officer, 230 Squadron. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Service
No 1578994. Died aged 22 on 15th October 1945. Son of Sidney and
Ethel Kate Davies, of Worcester. Singapore Memorial Column 448. |
| DOODEY |
Frederick
William |
Sergeant,
114 Squadron Royal Air Force. Service No 562505. Died aged 26
on 11th November 1939. Son of Frederick William and Sophia Doodey,
of St Johns, Worcester. Runnymede Memorial Panel 1. Also on the
Royal Grammar School,
Worcester, memorial. |
| DORRICOTT |
Henry
Arthur |
Private,
1st Battalion Worcestershire Regiment. Service No 5258208. Died
aged 33 on 23rd September 1944. Son of Henry and Mary Ann Dorricott,
of Worcester; husband of Beatrice Dorricott, of St. John's, Worcester.
Jonkerbos War Cemetery 23. A. 5. |
| DOVEY |
Stanley
Edwin |
Private,
1st Battalion Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment). Service
No 14629839. Died aged 19 on 12th February 1944. Son of Reginald
Percy Charles and Beatrice Catherine Dovey, of Worcester. Anzio
War Cemetery I, X, 12. |
| FENNELL |
John
Eric George |
Pilot
Officer, Royal Air Force. Service No 42492. Died aged 21 on 27th
March 1940. Son of John F. and Elsie L. Fennell, of Worcester.
Runnymede Memorial Panel 8. Also on the Royal
Grammar School, Worcester, memorial. |
| HAYES |
Gordon
Anthony |
Corporal,
6 Tank Brigade Workshops Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
Service No 7601982. Died aged 24 on 24th June 1944. Grandson of
Charles and Amelia Kate Hayes, of Tolladine, Worcester. Lenham
Cemetery Coll. grave 37-46. |
| HAYNES |
Harold
George |
Lance
Corporal, 22 Fortress Coy Royal Engineers. Service No 823461.
Died aged 26 between 1st October 1942 and 2nd October 1942. Son
of Albert Francis Haynes and of May Kate Haynes, of Worcester,
England. Sai Wan Memorial Column 7. Also on St
George’s, Barbourne, Worcester, memorial. |
| HEMMING |
Henry |
Private,
Royal Army Medical Corps. Service No 7516392. Died aged 25 on
28th October 1939. Son of Henry and Isabel Lucy Hemming, of St
John’s, Worcester. Worcester (St John’s) Cemetery Grave 5901. |
| JACKMAN |
P.
George W. |
No
further information currently |
| JENNINGS |
Ernest |
Private
4036482, 4th Battalion King’s Shropshire Light Infantry. Died
5 September 1944. Aged 26. Son of Edward and Annie Rosetta Jennings,
of Worcester, husband of Irene Helen Jennings, of St John’s, Worcester.
Buried in SCHOONSELHOF CEMETERY, Antwerpen, Belgium. Plot II.
Row D. Grave 21. Also on St
John in Bedwardine, Worcester, memorial. |
| MARGETTS |
Edward
William |
Sergeant
(Wireless Operator/Air Gunner), 15 Squadron Royal Air Force. Service
No 591580. Died aged 20 on 27th August 1942. Son of Edward George
and Ethel May Margetts, of St. John'S, Worcester. Amersfoort (Oud
Leusden) General Cemetery Plot 13. Row 4. Grave 54. |
| NASH |
Kenneth
Richard |
Stoker
1st Class, Royal Navy “H.M.S. Hood. Service No P/KX 95436. Died
aged 21 on 24th May 1941. Son of Richard William and Gladys Elizabeth
Nash, of St. John's, Worcester. Portsmouth Naval Memorial Panel
55, Column 2. |
| HILES-RICKETTS |
William
G. |
No
further information currently |
| ROUSE |
Samuel
Kitchener |
Private,
Royal Army Ordnance Corps. Service No 1868318. Died 6th August
1940. Chanak Consular Cemetery Row A. Grave 1. |
| SMITH |
William
Frederick |
Gunner,
34 Lt. A.A. Regiment Royal Artillery. Service No 1828556. Died
10th January 1942. Son of William Albert and Ada Sophia Smith,
of Worcester. Worcester (St John’s) Cemetery Grave 3728. |
| TEAGUE |
Harold
James (Jimmy) |
Flight
Sergeant (Pilot) Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Service No
1280780. Died aged 21 on 14th February 1943. Son of James Henry
and Beatrice Elizabeth Teague, of St. John's, Worcester. Worcester
(St John’s) Cemetery Grave 5002. |
| TONKS |
Ernest
Richard |
Corporal,
1st Battalion Worcestershire Regiment. Service No 5256681. Died
aged 30 on 31st July 1944. Son of Herbert William and Kate Tonks;
husband of Muriel Mary Tonks, of Worcester. Hottot-Les-Bagues
War Cemetery XII. F. 4. |
| TWINBERROW |
Leslie
William |
Sapper,
702 Artisan Works Coy. Royal Engineers. Service No 1900547. Died
aged 26 on 24th November 1942. Son of William Fredrick and Emily
Ann Twinberrow, of Worcester; husband of Hellen Agnes Twinberrow,
of St. John'S, Worcester. Bone War Cemetery, Annaba VI. F. 17.
Also on St Stephen’s, Worcester,
memorial. |
| WILLIS |
Oswald
Gilbert Lancelot |
Marine,
Royal Marines, H.M.S. Neptune. Service No PLY/X 3785. Died aged
20 on 19th December 1941. Son of Gilbert William and Ethel Monica
Willis, of St. John'S, Worcester. Plymouth Naval Memorial Panel
60, Column 1. |
