posted 8 Nov 2009 15:30 by Naomi Klein
posted 6 Nov 2009 07:51 by Bathsheba Everdene
posted 18 Oct 2009 01:16 by Naomi Klein
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updated 18 Oct 2009 10:19 by Bathsheba Everdene
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Ray, a descendant of one of the men on Stockwell War Memorial, has
contacted me with fascinating information and pictures of his
grandfather, Charles Frederick Parker, who died in 1918 in what became known as the Second Battle of the Somme.
Together we have pieced together a bit of Charles Parker's family
history. Read more about the life of this hard-working engineer, family
man and lifelong South Londoner. |
posted 4 Oct 2009 06:16 by Naomi Klein
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updated 18 Feb 2011 08:16
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These are the names on the tiled war memorial inside St Andrew's Church, Landor Road, Stockwell, London SW9
To the glory of God and in proud memory of these sometime worshippers in this church, who gave their lives in the Great War, 1914-1919
Frederick A. Ansell 24 Aug 1916*
John E. Baker 13 Aug 1915
Edward J Barker 2 Aug 1917
William Bird 18 Jul 1918*
Andrew L. Brown 18 May 1916
Archie J. Burrows 25 Sep 1917
Leopold C. Burrows 22 Sep 1914
F. H. Stewart Caiger 11 Nov 1916
Walter W. Cook 28 Apr 1917*
George A. Duckett 8 Dec 1914
Henry W. Edney 17 Oct 1917*
Frederick Eversfield 28 Jun 1918 (Commonwealth War Graves Commission records this death as 24 Jun 1918)*
Leonard Fairclough 1 Jul 1916
Victor E. Finch 25 May 1915*
Ernest A. Girdlestone 17 Sep 1916*
Alfred C. Grout 25 Sep 1915*
Edward P. Gudgin 3 Dec 1917
Arthur P. Harold 19 Dec 1917*
Andrew Herriott 24 Aug 1918*
Archibald Herriott 26 May 1915*
John Herriott 17 Feb 1919*
John T. Hills 30 Nov 1917*
William B. Hudson 8 Oct 1916
Robert T. Jackson 6 Jul 1918
Hugh Jerwood 21 Mar 1918
William H. Jones 25 Apri 1918*
William W. Laming 13 Jul 1915
Frederick J. Lowles 18 Sep 1918*
Henry R. Machell 29 Sep 1918
Albert Mann 5 May 1915
Frederick Marlow 9 May 1915*
Frederick May
George McDowell 10 May 1916*
Cecil E. Morgan 27 Jan 1920
Harold Noakes July 1917
Birt E. Osborne 14 Jul 1919
Henry W. Penn 18 Jun 1917 (Commonwealth War Graves Commission records this death as 16 Jun 1917)*
Benjamin Peploe 2 Nov 1917
Albert T. Pilgrim 19 May 1918* (aka Thomas Albert Pilgrim)
William S. Preston 1 Jul 1918
Thomas Protheroe 26 Mar 1918*
Alfred Richardson 4 Sep 1918
Robert H. Roberts 7 Aug 1918*
Thomas W. Rudge 18 Nov 1916*
George F. W. Sach 21 Sep 1918*
William F. Sherwood 22 May 1916
Charles E. Small 31 Oct 1917*
Sydney G. Smith 26 Sep 1917*
Walter H. Stone 2 May 1917*
Fred T. Taylor 12 Nov 1918
Leonard H. Teakle 2 May 1915*
Frederick Tomlin 24 Mar 1918*
Albert J. Tooley 23 Jan 1916
Henry V. Tuckey 1 Jul 1916
William G. Ware 27 Mar 1915*
Arthur Webb 31 Aug 1918*
Henry I. White 15 Aug 1917*
Sidney C. Withey 8 Dec 1917*
Henry Woodley 26 Apr 1917
Thomas J. Woodley 15 Jun 1918*
Frank Wybrew 18 Sep 1916*
* Names marked with an asterisk are also on the Stockwell War Memorial, London SW9
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posted 30 Sep 2009 12:37 by Bathsheba Everdene
A picture of the beautiful First World War memorial inside St Andrew's Church, Landor Road, has yielded clues to the identities some of the men on the Stockwell War Memorial. Many of the men listed are also on the Stockwell War Memorial. I have updated the names index with new information for the men who are also on the Stockwell War Memorial. My next project is to identify those who are on both memorials and who I have not been able to trace. Helpfully, the memorial includes both first name and date of death,
which makes it easier to find the men on the Commonwealth War Graves
Commission website. |
posted 27 Sep 2009 13:47 by Naomi Klein
Read the revised version here. |
posted 7 Sep 2009 13:28 by Naomi Klein
The search functionality on CWGC website has been greatly improved - much better usability and increased visibility of results. I hope to identify some of the casualties on the war memorial that have previously been too difficult to identify.
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posted 31 Aug 2009 00:04 by Naomi Klein
posted 28 Aug 2009 09:17 by Naomi Klein
Clare Stone has contributed more information about her grandfather, Albert Rance, who was one of four brothers who served in the World War One - two survived. |
posted 27 Aug 2009 09:09 by Naomi Klein
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updated 6 Nov 2009 03:55 by Bathsheba Everdene
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Allan, Justin D
Best, Hubert C A
Broad, Frederick
Clifford, George S
Drake, Walter, F
Edwards, John
Emmins, Frederick H
Gall, Bert
Gaskell, William
Gould, Charles
Handley, Victor
Graham, Arthur
Groves, Robert T
Hobbs, James, A
Hyde, William E
Johnson, Cyril
Johnson, George
Johnson, F. Harold
Johnson, Thomas F
Lait, William
Martin, Sidney
Martin, William
| Our Brave Dead
Gould, Leonard
Johnson, Frank A.
Johnson, W. Stanley
Pennycate, John
Slater, John
Smith, William H.
Terry, Sidney F.
Treacher, Cyril
"Their name liveth ever more"
"Thine O Lord is the Victory"
THE WORLD WAR 1939-1945
In defence of their country at sea, abroad and at home
THE SUPREME SACRIFICE was made by
Lord, John
Taylor, Norman
Tickner, Cyril
| McQuire, John
Merrell, Walter A
Mitchell, Claude
Oliver, Leslie F
Paines, Alfred
Pickwell, Herbert
Rainbow, William
Richmond, Charles E
Seale, Archie
Sheldrake, Albert
Smellie, Alfred Junr
Springett, Frederick
Taylor, Frederick
Turner, Frank
Twiselton, Joseph
Ward, Charles
Watford, Albert
ALSO -
Epton, Beatrice
Mercer, Lily
Taylor, Ethel |
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