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1914–1919 Great War

Rolls of Honour

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Sussex County Association of Change Ringers in the Great War

The roll published on pages 54-56* of the Sussex County Association of Change Ringers (SCACR), 1914/15 Report/Handbook, records 62 ‘Members Serving with the Colours’

from 20 towers*. [See scanned copies of the roll below in section 1]

It’s interesting to note that at this stage of the war the Christ Church Tower at Blacklands (Hastings) already had eleven of its members serving, this must have severely

curtailed their bell-ringing activities! I expect the majority of these would have also been members of the Blacklands Church Lads’ Brigade and/ or the Territorial Force.

Underneath this roll the then SCACR Hon. Sec. (1908-17) George Watson, reported that: “One of the above – J. Livermore, Jun. – a ringer of great ability, and well known in

Sussex, has died from wounds received whilst engaged in ambulance work in Flanders”. James William Livermore, a ringer at Christ Church, Blacklands, had died of wounds

on 30th May 1915 while serving with the 2nd (West Riding) Field Ambulance, Army Service Corps. Not reported at the time but 13 days previous to the loss of James Livermore,

another Christ Church, Blacklands ringer, Thomas Frederick Farrier had given his life.

Thomas was serving with the 1st/5th (Cinque Ports) Battalion, Territorial Force of The Royal Sussex Regiment. On the 9th May at the Battle of Aubers Ridge the Battalion had

suffered over 200 casualties and on the 12th they had moved into the large Bethune Tobacco Factory to rest and recoup. Unfortunately on the 17th a German shell scored a

direct hit on the guard room and killed or wounded all its occupants, except the prisoner under their guard! Thomas was one of those killed. Before the war he had been a

Staff Sergeant of the Blacklands Church Lads’ Brigade. Thomas Frederick Farrier is the first known SCACR casualty to lose his life in the war.

No further rolls were published in the annual SCACR Report/Handbooks’ until 1918/1919 when two further rolls appeared. One records ‘Those who had served or were still

serving in the war’* as 147 members from 30 Towers. The other: ‘Those who had fallen in the war’* as 30 members from 14 Towers. *[See scanned copies of the both rolls below in

section 1]

In early 1920 the Central Council of Church Bell Ringers (CCCBR) requested that all Associations, Guilds & Societies send in the names of their fallen so they could be inscribed

into the proposed ‘Central Council Memorial Book of Church Bell-Ringers who fell in the Great War 1914-1918’. The names received were inscribed and the book was

presented to the Council at its 1924 meeting. The SCACR had sent in the names taken from the roll of ‘Those who fallen in the war’ as published in 1919 with no additions of

amendments.

RW 13/06/1924 P.377

Alan Regin MBE, CCCBR, Steward of the Rolls of Honour pictured in Dec 2016 at All Saints, Farringdon, Oxfordshire holding one of the now two volumes

of the CCCBR Memorial Book of ‘Church Bell-Ringers who fell in the Great War 1914-1918’

The SCACR, unlike some other Ringing Associations and Societies, doesn’t have its own Great War Roll of Honour and/or Memorial Roll on display in a Sussex Church or Public

Building. In 1921 John Thornton Rickman (SCACR Master 1920-1935), proposed that there should be: “A memorial in a Sussex town somewhere to those members who fell in the

war and although this was discussed no decision was reached, and the matter was left to stand over at present. The idea of an Association memorial was never pursued in any

further’.” [See SCACR 1885-2010 by David Kirkcaldy, p.61/62] I hope this online roll goes some way to put right that oversight.

St. Mary, Westham - Tenor Bell inscription © Alan Baldock Ringing World - June 10th 1921 p. 339

In 1921, the then six (1789) bells at St. Mary the Virgin, Westham were removed and re-cast. This work had been long overdue and apparently was carried out in lieu to any

other memorial to the fallen of that village. [See SCACR 1885-2010 by David Kirkcaldy, p.61/62] The bells were hung with all new fittings in a new steel frame with new rope guides. In

addition the tenor bell was inscribed with five names*, and although the inscription doesn’t state it, they were in fact all Westham bell-ringers who had lost their lives in the

Great War: George Burgess, Harry Burgess, Albert Hazelden, William Hobden and Robert Marchant. [See above photo and Ringing World report]

Due to the research carried out by several SCACR members & others countrywide, a further 29 names ‘of the Sussex fallen in the war’ have now been traced. 18 of these have

been added to the CCCBR’s Great War Memorial volumes raising the original Sussex total of 30 names to 48. At present February 2019, there’s another eleven Sussex ringers

names pending addition. If and when these names are agreed and added it will raise the Sussex ringers’ commemorated total in the now two volumes of CCCBR, Memorial Book

of Church Bell Ringers who fell in the Great War 1914-1918 to 59.

During the war and early 1920’s one of the main reasons why the names of Sussex Bell-ringers who fell were often missed was due to Sussex towers not being affiliated to the

SCACR and/or CCCBR. An example of this taken from the SCACR 1914/1915 Report/Handbook, out of a possible 120 Churches with a peal of 5 to 10 bells, only 51 bands were

affiliated. [See scanned copy below] By 1918/1919 Report/Handbook this had dropped to 41! My view on this is that all Sussex Bell-ringers regardless if their Tower was or wasn’t

affiliated should qualify for commemoration on both the SCACR & CCCBR Memorial Rolls.

In the SCACR Great War Roll of Honour pdf file, I’ve provided the basic service details for those all those known Sussex Ringers who fell including ‘How, Where and When They

Died’ and also where they are Buried or Commemorated. For me this is a ‘labour of love’ and a long term project and my plan is also to provide a biography on each of the

‘fallen’ names and were possible a photograph. For the past year I’ve been collating a roll of all those Sussex ringers who were known to have ‘served’ in the war, of which many

returned, and this roll that first included with the November 1918 update has also been updated.

I’ve made every attempt to ensure that the information provided in the SCACR Great War Memorial & Roll of Honour ‘pdf’ file is accurate, but mistakes can and do happen. So, if

anyone does find an error(s) in the information provided or has any further information that can be added, then please get in touch with me at: [email protected] The

good thing about putting research on-line is unlike a published book, it can easily be updated as and when required.

Alan Seymour, March 2019

mailto:[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

1.

1914 - 1919

SCACR ANNUAL REPORTS/HANDBOOKS

&

ROLLS OF HONOUR:

1914 / 1915 SCACR Report & Handbook

1915 / 1916 SCACR Report & Handbook - pub. May 1916

1916 / 17 No Annual Report/Handbook appears to

have been published.

1917 / 1918 SCACR Report & Handbook - pub. May 1917

1918 /1919 SCACR Report & Handbook - pub. May 1919 1919 /1920 SCACR Report & Handbook – pub. May 1920

1914 / 1915 SCACR Report & Handbook – pub. May 1915

Note: only those churches marked thus (a) were affiliated to the SCACR, 51 out of 120!

1914 / 1915 SCACR Report / Handbook – pub. May 1915 1 / 2

1914/1915 SCACR Report & Handbook – pub. May 1915 2/2

1918 / 1919 SCACR Report & Handbook – pub. May 1919 1/ 2

1918 / 1919 SCACR Report & Handbook – pub. May 1919 2/2

1. From research carried out using the SCACR Annual Report / Handbooks 1914 – 1919 available from the SCACR Library the

following was reported:

1915 May: SCACR members reported to be ‘serving with the Colours’ = 62 from 20 SCACR Towers 1919 May: SCACR members reported to have ‘served or were still serving’ = 147 from 30 SCACR Towers 1919 May: SCACR members reported to have ‘fallen’ in the war = 30 from 14 SCACR Towers

2. From research carried out using back issues of Bell News, Ringing World, available on DVD & the SCACR Annual Reports/Handbooks the current total found [January 2019] is:

2019 February: Sussex Bell-Ringers reported ‘to have served in the war’ = 267 from 57 Sussex Towers

2019 February: Sussex Bell-Ringers reported ‘to have fallen’ in the war = 59 from 27 Sussex Towers 2019 February: Sussex Bell-Ringers currently commemorated in the CCCBR Memorial Volume 1 & 2 = 48 2019 February: Sussex Bell-Ringers pending addition (subject to confirmation) to Volume 2 of the CCCBR Memorial = 11 .

2.

**THOSE SUSSEX RINGERS KNOWN TO HAVE SERVED**

The following 12 tables record 266 Sussex Bell-ringers known to have served in the Great War – many would return

Those marked in RED (48) fell & commemorated on the CCCBR Roll, those in BLUE (11) fell & pending addition to the CCCBR Roll.

[Abbreviations: Kia = Killed in Action / Dow=Died of Wound]

No. TOWER SURNAME FORENAME FELL: HOW / WHEN

1 ALDRINGTON CHERRYMAN A G

2 ALDRINGTON CHERRYMAN R S

3 ALDRINGTON GILHAM H E

4 ALDRINGTON GODLEY E J

5 ALDRINGTON GREEN H

6 ALDRINGTON MARSH E

7 ALDRINGTON READ (Miss) B

8 ALDRINGTON SHARPE W K

9 ALDRINGTON TRUSLER W G

10 ALDRINGTON WHITE A H

11 ANGMERING SHEPHERDSON L

12 ARUNDEL KENDALL F G

13 ARUNDEL NETLEY W C

14 ARUNDEL PEPPERELLS A

15 ARUNDEL ROGERS J C

16 ARUNDEL WHITTAKER A G

17 BALCOMBE BOURN Harry Kia. 07/06/1917

18 BALCOMBE GASSON A C

19 BALCOMBE GASSON C J E

20 BALCOMBE HOLMAN E

21 BALCOMBE HOLMAN Harry

22 BALCOMBE STONER E

23 BARCOMBE BANKS William Henry Kia. 07/02/1916

24 BARCOMBE MORLEY J

]

No. TOWER SURNAME FORENAME FELL: HOW / WHEN RW

25 BARCOMBE STEVENS Leonard Harold Kia. 27/07/1917

26 BATTLE BENEY W

27 BATTLE CARTER C H (C R?) 15/04/19 p.341-Red Cross

28 BATTLE CARTER P 15/04/19 p.341–5th RSX

29 BATTLE CRUTTENDEN H L

30 BATTLE CURTIS R 15/04/19 p.341-5th RSX

31 BATTLE DENNIS C T 15/04/19 p.341-ASC Sgt

32 BATTLE RIDEHOUT A

33 BATTLE SINDEN John 21/02/19 p.63-SX Yeom.

34 BATTLE SINDEN J 15/04/19 p.341-SX Yeom.

35 BATTLE THOMAS T

36 BECKLEY FORBES-BENTLEY Rupert

37 BEXHILL ON SEA BURCHETT A

38 BEXHILL ON SEA EASTON W

38a BEXHILL ON SEA HICKMAN Frederick William Dow. 09/11/1917

39 BEXHILL ON SEA JENNER H

40 BEXHILL ON SEA NEVE C

41 BILLINGSHURST BURDFIELD James

42 BILLINGSHURST FEIST Albert

43 BILLINGSHURST WOOD Harry

44 BILLINGSHURST WOOD Raymond

45 BOLNEY LEWRY G A

46 BOLNEY STARLEY Charles

47 BOLNEY STONER Frank Kia. 20/05/1916


48 BREDE CROUCH Norman

48a BRIGHTLING CROFT Herbert Dow. 28/11/1917

49 BRIGHTON (St. Nicholas) BLEACH G R

50 BRIGHTON (St. Nicholas) JAY J C

51 BRIGHTON (St. Nicholas) PALMER C

52 BRIGHTON (St. Nicholas) PALMER F

53 BRIGHTON (St. Peter) CAPP J

54 BRIGHTON (St. Peter) GRAVETT A W

55 BRIGHTON (St. Peter) HART W C

56 BRIGHTON (St. Peter) JACQUES J

57 BURGESS HILL BROCKWAY C

58 BURGESS HILL LOVALL E

59 BURGESS HILL LOVEL C

60 BURGESS HILL MUDDLE Frank Dow. 01/05/1917

61 BURGESS HILL PANNELL C

62 BURGESS HILL STRINGER George William Kia. 21/07/1917

63 BURGESS HILL WALDER Albert Ernest Kia. 26/03/1917

64 BURGESS HILL WALDER R

65

66

67 BUXTED FARLEY W

68 BUXTED HAGGIS F V

69 CHAILEY JELLICOE (REV) T H L 06/06/1919 p.218

69a CHAILEY GATES Harry Kia. 19/03/1917


70 CHIDDINGLY CROSSINGHAM E

71 CHIDDINGLY FUNNELL William F Dow. 13/07/1916

72 CHIDDINGLY GORRINGE A

73 CHIDDINGLY GORRINGE Joseph Dow. 12/05/1917

74 CHIDDINGLY MILHAM A

75 CRAWLEY DEWEY H J

76 CRAWLEY HOGGS T

77 CRAWLEY SNIPPETTS Oliver

78 CUCKFIELD APPS G

79 CUCKFIELD CHINNERY Albert Edward Kia. 05/08/1917

80 CUCKFIELD GIBSON George Dow. 14/07/1916

81 CUCKFIELD GIBSON R

82 CUCKFIELD MITCHELL G

83 CUCKFIELD MITCHELL S

84 CUCKFIELD QUICKENDEN E

85 CUCKFIELD ROBINSON W

86 CUCKFIELD TOMSETT H

87 CUCKFIELD & STREATHAM ATTWATER Ernest Kia. 22/03/1918

88 CUCKFIELD & STREATHAM ATTWATER F N

88a DALLINGON STARLING Frederick Charles Kia. 07/07/1916

89 DITCHLING ANDREWS E

90 DITCHLING BISH W E

91 DITCHLING BRANSDEN H

92 DITCHLING HORNEY W H


93 DITCHLING KILLICK M

94 DITCHLING KILLICK S G

95 DITCHLING MAYSTON W H

96 DITCHLING SKILTON R

97 DITCHLING STANDING S

98 EASTBOURNE (St. Mary) COLMAN W

99 EASTBOURNE (St. Mary) HILTON C

100 EASTBOURNE (St. Mary) KENYOU C

101 EASTBOURNE (St. Mary) MIDMORE A E

102 EASTBOURNE (St. Mary) ROLLISON T

102a FELPHAM MARCHANT James Kia. 06/05/1918

103 HASTINGS (Blacklands) COX C

104 HASTINGS (Blacklands) FARRIER Thomas Frederick Kia. 17/05/1915

105 HASTINGS (Blacklands) GOOD H

106 HASTINGS (Blacklands) HURRELL C

107 HASTINGS (Blacklands) JENNER J

108 HASTINGS (Blacklands) LIVERMORE A

109 HASTINGS (Blacklands) LIVERMORE James William Dow. 30/05/1915

110 HASTINGS (Blacklands) NEWMAN J

111 HASTINGS (Blacklands) PHILCOX E

112 HASTINGS (Blacklands) RUSE C

113 HASTINGS (Blacklands) STEVENS H W

114 HEATHFIELD BARROW W G

115 HEATHFIELD BEAN H


116 HEATHFIELD BOOTH W

117 HEATHFIELD BROOKS H

118 HEATHFIELD DAVIES N

119 HEATHFIELD GORRINGE B

120 HEATHFIELD HARMER H

121 HEATHFIELD JENNER Harold Died. 02/11/1918

122 HEATHFIELD LAVENDER Asa Kia. 09/09/1916

123 HEENE ARNELL A C

124 HEENE FARMER J

125 HEENE GERVIS T

126 HEENE JERVIS John Frederick Kia. 25/09/1915

127 HEENE TULETT H

127a HELLINGLY CLAPSON Richard Kia. 06/06/1916

128 HENFIELD ALLISS John Sidney Kia. 17/12/1917

129 HENFIELD CRUTTENDEN Harold Arthur Dow. 15/08/1915

130 HENFIELD GANDER G

131 HENFIELD LISH E

132 HENFIELD LISH W

133 HENFIELD MINCHIN Frank Hopkins Kia. 30/05/1918

134 HENFIELD PAYNE L

135 HENFIELD ROBERTS C

136 HENFIELD WARD A

137 HORSHAM BRANCH T

138 HORSHAM CHARMAN P


139 HORSHAM COOK J

140 HORSHAM PETTIFER W

141 HORSHAM STANFORD F

142 HORSHAM STANFORD S

143 HORSHAM & WARNHAM CHARMAN John Edward (Jack) Kia. 21/08/1915

144 HORSHAM & WARNHAM COMPER (YATES) Alfred Charles Kia. 06/11/1917

145 HORSHAM & WARNHAM MILES James William Kia. 06/11/1917

146 IDEN CLARK Frederick

147 IDEN MILLS Charles

148 IDEN NASH Percy

149 IDEN WOOD James

150 IDEN WOOD William R

151 KEYMER BROOKER Thomas Edwin Kia. 07/09/1916

152 KEYMER PARSONS Benifold Warren Kia. 12/04/1917

153 LEWES ANSON Wilfred Gordon Kia. 22/10/1917

154 LEWES HOLDER S

155 LEWES MOORE George Walter Kia. 27/04/1918

156 LEWES RICHARDSON G

157 LEWES STURT F

158 LEWES STURT G

159 LEWES TURNER David Died April 1916

160 LEWES WARD William

161 LINDFIELD COOPER A

162 LINDFIELD EVERETT S


163 LINDFIELD HOLDER Richard

164 LINDFIELD HOWELL F

165 LINDFIELD PATCHING F

166 LINDFIELD REMANT A

167 LINDFIELD REMANT F

168 LINDFIELD TOMSETT A

169 LINDFIELD TOMSETT H

170 LINDFIELD TOMSETT R

171 LINDFIELD WATTS (Jun) W

172 LINDFIELD WELFARE E

173 LITTLE HORSTED FROST G

174 LITTLE HORSTED FUNNELL Edwin James Kia. 21/08/1917

175 LYMINSTER CHEAL W

176 MARESFIELD CLIFFORD R

177 MAYFIELD BAUGH William George Kia. 08/08/1918

178 MAYFIELD GROOMBRIDGE Arthur Kia. 21/03/1918

179 MAYFIELD PAINE William Basil Died 05/04/1916

180 MAYFIELD SANDS F T

181 MAYFIELD THURLOW John Reginald Kia. 19/11/1916

181a MIDHURST WERRY William Henry Dow. 19/01/1916

182 PLAYDEN BATES (Rev) G A

183 PLAYDEN COLMAN R C

184 PLAYDEN NASH P

185 PLAYDEN WOOD G


186 PLAYDEN WOOD W

187 PULBOROUGH CORDEN A B

188 PULBOROUGH CORDEN A H

189 PULBOROUGH CORDEN A R

190 PULBOROUGH CORDEN L N

191 PULBOROUGH CORDEN S W

192 PULBOROUGH DORICK H J

193 PULBOROUGH DORICK P H

194 PULBOROUGH DORICK Thomas A

195 PULBOROUGH GOODSELL Edward

196 PULBOROUGH GREENFIELD Cecil

197 PULBOROUGH HOLLMAN William Harold Kia. 16/10/1918

198 PULBOROUGH KILLICK Sidney William Died 01/02/1919

199 PULBOROUGH KNIGHT P

199a PULBOROUGH LAMMAS Steven John Kia. 31/05/1916

200 PULBOROUGH ORFORD Percy G

201 PULBOROUGH STILWELL S

202 PULBOROUGH & STORRINGTON

DAUGHTRY (M.M.) John Kia. 01/10/1916

203 ROGATE NOBES A

204 ROTHERFIELD BALDOCK E

205 ROTHERFIELD CORNFORD A

206 ROTHERFIELD CORNFORD F

207 ROTHERFIELD HAMMOND F

208 ROTHERFIELD HAMMOND H


209 ROTHERFIELD HAMMOND W

210 ROTHERFIELD HARMAN A

211 ROTHERFIELD HOLMWOOD Owen Ernest Kia. 21/10/1916

212 ROTHERFIELD WICKENS G

213 RYE AITKEN W R

214 RYE BENNETT William K. Dow. 12/10/1917

215 RYE HUGHES A W

216 RYE MARTIN D

217 SALEHURST BILLENESS G

217a SALEHURST CREASEY Charles 31/10/1916 p468

218 SALEHURST EDWARDS Edwin Harold Kia. 01/06/1918

219 SALEHURST EDWARDS Harry (John H)? 31/10/1916 p.468

220 SALEHURST HARRIS J

221 SALEHURST MILLS Edward

222 SEAFORD CLARK G

223 SEAFORD CLARK H

224 SEAFORD GARBETT E

225 SEAFORD GREEN W K

226 SEAFORD LUCAS F

227 SEAFORD MACEY A

228 SEAFORD PIPER G

229 SEAFORD SIMMONS A

230 SHOREHAM BAKER F G 17/01/1919 p.23

231 SHOREHAM BURTENSHAW (Jun) T

232 SHOREHAM SAMPSON H


233 SHOREHAM SEARS L

234 SHOREHAM THOMAS C

235 SLINFOLD GARTON A

236 SLINFOLD PONSFORD A

237 SLINFOLD STANFORD W

238 ST LEONARDS ON SEA BROWN A W

239 ST LEONARDS ON SEA HIBBERT W

240 ST LEONARDS ON SEA SIMTH S

202a STORRINGTON & PULBOROUGH

DAUGHTRY (M.M.) John Kia. 01/10/1916

241 TWINEHAM NYE George Richard Died 25/5/1916

242 UCKFIELD CAUSLEY A

243 UCKFIELD JENNER F G W

244 UCKFIELD JENNER P

245 UCKFIELD MARCHANT P

246 UCKFIELD PIERPOINT A J

247 UCKFIELD TAYLOR Ernest

248 WEST GRINSTEAD COOTE Frank Kia. 27/03/1918

249 WEST GRINSTEAD FRANK Robert James Brownlow Dow. 06/06/1916

250 WEST GRINSTEAD PHILPOTT William Dow. 02/01/1919

251 WEST GRINSTEAD TURRELL Lawrence Kia. 21/09/1918

252 WESTHAM BURGESS George Died 01/05/1918

253 WESTHAM BURGESS Henry Thomas (Harry) Kia. 30/06/1916

254 WESTHAM BURGESS (Alias HAZELDEN)

Albert Dow. 22/07/1916

255 WESTHAM HOBDEN William James Died 25/10/1916


256 WESTHAM MARCHANT Robert (Thomas Robert?) Kia. 17/02/1917

257 WILLINGDON STEVENS William Thomas Kia. 03/09/1916

257a WIVELSFIELD FARNCOMBE Charles Kia 06/03/1917

143 WARNHAM & HORSHAM CHARMAN John Edward (Jack) Kia. 21/08/1915

144 WARNHAM & HORSHAM COMPER (YATES) Alfred Charles Kia. 06/11/1917

145 WARNHAM & HORSHAM MILES James William Kia. 06/11/1917

258

*SCACR-INDEPENDENT LIFE MEMBER* [CCCBR: commemorated under Tower: Reigate, Surrey – Society: Surrey]

DEWEY Henry John

Accidently drowned 10/02/1917

259 *SCACR-INDEPENDENT LIFE MEMBER* [CCCBR: commemorated under Tower: Southwark – Society: College Youths]

HUGHES Christopher Henry

Kia. 09/09/1916

260 *SCACR-INDEPENDENT MEMBER* [CCCBR: commemorated under Tower: Fulmer - Society Oxford Diocesan]

HAWKINS

George Kenner Dow. 10/01/1918

3.

**Service & Commemoration Details**

Those names marked in BLUE are pending addition to the CCCBR Roll of Honour

ROLL TOWER SURNAME INITIALS SERVICE DETAILS CEMETERY/MEMORIAL PHOTO

SCACR &

CCCBR

BALCOMBE

BOURN

[Listed as BROWN, H on original 1919 SCACR

Memorial Roll]

H.

BOURN, Harry. Private, 45304

122nd Company, The Machine Gun Corps, (Infantry).

Formerly G/121113 The Royal Sussex Regiment.

KILLED IN ACTION, 7th June, 1917.

Buried in: VOORMEZEEL ENCLOSURE N0. 3.

West Vlaanderen, Belgium. Grave Reference: Plot XII. Row F. Grave 8.

VOORMEZEEL ENCLOSURE N0. 3,

Belgium

SCACR &

CCCBR

BARCOMBE

BANKS

[Additional name to the 1919 SCACR Roll]

W. H.

BANKS, William Henry.

Private, G/2228, 8th (Service) Battalion (Pioneers),

The Royal Sussex Regiment.

KILLED IN ACTION, 7th February, 1916. Age 31.

Buried in: ALBERT COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION,

Somme, France. Grave reference: Plot I. Row A. Grave 25.

Son of John & Sarah Banks, Barcombe, Sussex;

Husband of Eleanor Banks, 30, Brunswick Place,

Hove, Sussex.

ALBERT COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION

France


SCACR &

CCCBR

BARCOMBE

STEVENS


L. H.

STEVENS, Leonard Howard. Gunner, 53650,

9th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery.

KILLED IN ACTION, 27th July, 1917. Age 28

Buried in: DICKEBUSCH NEW MILITARY

CEMETERY EXTENSION. West-Vlaanderen, Belgium.

Grave reference: Plot III. Row F. Grave 3.

Grandson of Mrs. F. Stevens, The Old Thatch,

Barcombe, Sussex

DICKEBUSCH NEW MILITARY CEMETERY

EXTENSION

Belgium

SCACR

& CCCBR

BEXHILL

ON

SEA

HICKMAN

[Additional name to the 1919 SCACR Roll ]

F W

HICKMAN, Frederick William Lance Corporal, 25820,

14th (Service) Battalion, (Seven Valley Pioneers)

Worcestershire Regiment

DIED OF WOUNDS 9th November, 1917, age 28

Buried in:

DOZINGHEM MILITARY CEMETERY West-Vlaanderen, Belgium.

Grave reference: Plot XV. Row B. Grave 3.

DOZINGHEM MILITARY CEMETERY,

Belgium


SCACR

& CCCBR

BOLNEY STONER F. STONER, Frank Private, G/8143, 9th (Service) Battalion, The Royal Sussex Regiment KILLED IN ACTION,

17th June, 1916. Age 25.

BURIED IN: RATION FARM (La Plus Douve) ANNEX, Hainaut, Belgium. Grave reference: Plot II. Row C. Grave 22.

NEXT OF KIN:

Son of Edmund & Sarah Jane

12, Colwood Hill, Warninglid,

Haywards Heath, Sussex.

RATION FARM (LA PLUS DOUVE) ANNEX CEMETERY,

Belgium

SCACR

& CCCBR

BRIGHTLING

CROFT


H. CROFT, Herbert Lance

Corporal, 320136, 16th (Sussex Yeomanry) Battalion T.F. The Royal Sussex Regiment

DIED OF WOUNDS 28th November, 1917. Age 34

BURIED IN: PORT SAID CEMETERY

NEXT OF KIN:

PORT SAID WAR MEMORIAL CEMETERY

Egypt


RINGING CHAMBER

& SCACR

& CCCBR

BURGESS

HILL

MUDDLE

F.

MUDDLE, Frank. Sapper, 103505,

146th Army Troops Company, Corps of Royal Engineers.

DIED OF WOUNDS, 1st May, 1917. Age 23.

Buried in: FAUBOURG D’AMENS Cemetery,

Arras, Par de Calais, France. Grave reference: Plot IV. Row E. Grave 22.

Son of A. J. Muddle, “Chancton”, Gloucester

Road, Burgess Hill, Sussex.

ARRAS CEMETERY & MEMORIAL,

France.

RINGING

CHAMBER &

SCACR &

CCCBR

BURGESS

HILL

STRINGER

G.W.

STRINGER, George William. Leading Seaman, J/7837.

H.M. S/M “C34” Royal Navy.

KILLED IN ACTION, 21st July, 1917. Age 24.

The sea is his grave, name commemorated on the:

PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire.

Panel reference: 24.

Son of Thomas & Sarah J. Stringer, 105, Church Road, Burgess Hill,

Sussex.

PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,

HAMPSHIRE.


RINGING

CHAMBER &

SCACR &

CCCBR

BURGESS HILL

WALDER

A. E.

WALDER, Albert Edward.

Private, TF/200526. “C” Company 1st / 4th Battalion T.F.


KILLED IN ACTION, 26th March, 1917

No known grave, name commemorated on the: JERUSALEM MEMORIAL.

Panel reference: Panels 26 & 27.

Son of Thomas & Kate Walder, Burgess Hill, Sussex.

Enlisted September, 1914.

JERUSALEM MEMORIAL.

SCACR

& CCCBR

CHAILEY

GATES


H

GATES, Harry

Private, PO/1261(S) 2nd Royal Marine Light Infantry

Royal Naval Division

KILLED IN ACTION 19th February, 1917

No known grave. name commemorated on the

THIEPVAL MEMORIAL Somme, France.

Panel reference: Pier & Face 1A

Son of the late William & Sarah Gates, The Green, Chailey ; husband of Elsie L. J.

Gates Mascall’s Farm, North Common, Chailey, Lewes, Sussex

THIEPVAL MEMORIAL,

FRANCE


SCACR &

CCCBR

CHIDDINGLY

FUNNELL

W. F.

FUNNELL, William F.

Private 3490 1st/ 5th (Cinque Ports) Battalion T.F.


KILLED IN ACTION, 13th July, 1916. Age 20.

Buried in: KNIGHTSBRIDGE CEMETERY,

Mesil-Martinsart, Somme, France. Grave reference: Plot C. Grave 31.

Son of Mrs. E. Funnell, Willits Cottage, Muddles Green, Chiddingly,

Sussex.

KNIGHTSBRIDGE CEMETERY, FRANCE.

SCACR &

CCCBR

CHIDDINGLY

GORRINGE

J.

GORRINGE, Joseph. Private G/10674,

6th (Service) Battalion, The Queen’s Royal West Surrey Regiment.

DIED OF WOUNDS, 12th May, 1917. Age 26.

Buried in:

ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY, Pas de Calais, France.

Grave reference: Plot XXV. Row A. Grave 2A.

Son of Joseph & Louisa Gorringe, Chiddingly, Sussex.

ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY, FRANCE.

ROLLS TOWER SURNAME INITIALS

SERVICE DETAILS CEMETERY/MEMORIAL PHOTO

SCACR &

CCCBR

CUCKFIELD

ATTWATER

E.

ATTWATER, Ernest.

2nd Lieutenant (T), 50th Battalion,

The Machine Gun Corps (Infantry).

KILLED IN ACTION, 22nd March, 1918. Age 29.

Buried in:

FOUCAUCOURT COMMUNAL CEMETERY, Somme, France.

Grave reference: South West corner.

Son of Alfred & Frances Attwater, Cuckfield, Sussex;

Husband of A. E. Light (formerly Attwater), 4, Fitzalan Terrace, Arundel, Sussex.

FOUCAUCOURT COMMUNAL CEMETERY, FRANCE.

SCACR

& CCCBR

CUCKFIELD

CHINNERY

A.E.

CHINNERY, Albert Edward. Sapper, 57278,

106th Field Company, Corps of Royal Engineers.

KILLED IN ACTION, 5th August, 1917. Age 32.

Buried in: BELGIUM BATTERY CORNER CEMETERY,

West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Grave reference: Plot I. Row M. Grave 12.

Son of Thomas Chinnery, High Street, Cuckfield, Sussex; husband of Charlotte Chinnery,

Kippilaw, St. Bosells, Roxburghshire, Scotland.

BELGIUM BATTERY CORNER CEMETERY, BELGIUM.


SCACR & CCCBR

CUCKFIELD

GIBSON

G.

GIBSON, George.

Private, G/2779, 8th (Service) Battalion (Pioneers),


DIED OF WOUNDS, 14th July, 1916.

Buried in: PERONNE ROAD CEMETERY, Maricourt, Somme, France.

Grave reference: Plot I. Row C. Grave 12.

PERONNE ROAD CEMETERY,

FRANCE

SCACR

& CCCBR

FELPHAM

MARCHANT

[Additional name to

the 1919 SCACR ROLL]

J

MARCHANT, James Lance Corporal, GS/413, 9th (Service) Battalion,

The Royal Sussex Regiment

DIED, 6th May, 1918.

Buried in:

St. Mary’s Churchyard Felpham, Sussex, UK

St. Mary, Churchyard, FELPHAM Sussex, UK

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/175625562


SCACR &

CCCBR

DALLINGTON

STARLING

[Additional name to the 1919 SCACR

Roll]

F. C.

STARLING, Frederick Charles

Private, G/4049, 7th (Service) Battalion,


Killed in Action 7th July 1916, age 33.

Buried in: SERRE ROAD CEMETERY No.2,

Somme, France. Grave reference: Plot XV. Row A. Grave 6.

SERRE ROAD CEMETERY No.2

Somme, France

CEMETERY,

FRANCE

RINGING CHAMBER

& SCACR

& CCCBR

HASTINGS

[Christ Church Blacklands]

FARRIER


T. F.

FARRIER, Thomas Frederick.

Private, TF5/2586, 1st / 5th (Cinque Ports) Battalion T.F.


KILLED IN ACTION, 17th May, 1915.

Buried in: BETHUNE TOWN CEMETERY,

Pas de Calais, France. Grave reference: Plot III. Row D. Grave 17.

Son of Mrs. Sarah Ann Shanks, 21 St. George’s Road,

West Hill, Hastings, Sussex. His brothers:

Albert Edward & Walter James also fell.

Albert Edward & Walter James also fell.

BETHUNE TOWN CEMETERY,

FRANCE.

https://www.cwgc.org/find-a-cemetery/cemetery/67200/serre-road-cemetery-no.2/


RINGING

CHAMBER &

SCACR &

CCCBR

HASTINGS

[Christchurch Blacklands]

LIVERMORE

J. W.

LIVERMORE, James William.

Private, M2/073092, Attached:

2nd (West Riding) Field Ambulance, Army Service Corps.

DIED OF WOUNDS, 30th May, 1915.

Buried in: MERVILLE COMMMUNAL CEMETERY,

Nord, France. Grave reference: Plot III. Row H. Grave 6.

Son of Mr. & Mrs. James Livermore, 2, Hughenden Road, Hastings, Sussex.

MERVILLE COMMMUNAL CEMETERY,

FRANCE.

SCACR

& CCCBR

HEATHFIELD

JENNER

H.

JENNER, Harold. Private, G/1426,

9th Company, 3rd (Reserve) Battalion, The Royal Sussex Regiment.

DIED, 2nd November, 1918.

Buried in: CROWBOROUGH BURIAL GROUND,

Crowborough, Sussex. Grave reference: A. 26.

CROWBOROUGH BURIAL GROUND,

SUSSSEX, UK.


SCACR &

CCCBR

HEATHFIELD

LAVENDER

A.

LAVENDER, Asa.

Lance Corporal, G/4248, 2nd Battalion,


KILLED IN ACTON, 9Th September, 1916.

Buried in: CATERPILLAR VALLEY CEMETERY,

Longueval, Somme, France. Grave reference: Plot IX. Row G. Grave 7.

CATERPILLAR VALLEY CEMETERY,

FRANCE.

SCACR

& CCCBR

HEENE

JERVIS

[Listed as

GERVIS J. on 1919 SCACR

Roll]

J. F.

JERVIS, John Frederick.



KILLED IN ACTION, 25th September 1915. Age 24.

No known grave, name commemorated on:

LOOS MEMORIAL, Pas de Calais, France.

Memorial reference: Panel 69 to 73

Son of John Henry & Flora Jervis, 116, Becket Road, Tarring, Worthing, Sussex.

LOOS MEMORIAL,

France.


SCACR & CCCBR

HELLINGLY

CLAPSON


R.

CLAPSON, Richard.

Gunner, 13610 51st Siege Battery,

Royal Garrison Artillery.

Killed in Action 6th June, 1916. Age 33.

Buried in: Vlamertinghe New Military Cemetery,

West-Vlaanderen, Belgium, Grave reference: Plot I. Row A. Grave 4.

Husband of Kate Clapson,

Rose Cottages, Horsebridge,

Hellingly, Sussex

VLAMERTINGHE NEW MILITARY CEMETERY,

BELGIUM

SCACR

& CCCBR

HENFIELD

ALLISS

J. S.

ALLISS, John Sidney.

Company Sergeant Major, 200090 “A” Company, 1st / 4th Battalion T.F.


KILLED IN ACTION, 17th December, 1917. Age 21.

Buried in: JERUSALEM WAR CEMETERY,

Israel and Palestine (including Gaza). Grave reference: Plot M. Grave 8.

Son of William John & Amy Hannah Alliss, High Street, Henfield, Sussex.

JERUSALEM WAR CEMETERY.

https://www.cwgc.org/find-a-cemetery/cemetery/14400/vlamertinghe-military-cemetery/


SCACR &

CCCBR

HENFIELD

CRUTTENDEN

H. A.

CRUTTENDEN, Harold Arthur.

Private, TF/1344, 1st / 4th Battalion T.F.


DIED OF WOUNDS, 15th August, 1915. Age 20.

No known grave, name commemorated on:

THE HELLES MEMORIAL, Gallipoli, Turkey.

Memorial reference: Panel 125.

Son Arthur & Eliza Mary Cruttenden, High Street, Henfield, Sussex.

HELLES MEMORIAL,

Turkey.

SCACR

& CCCBR

HENFIELD

MINCHIN

F.

MINCHIN, Frank Hopkins.

Private, 523345, Canadian Army Medical Corps, 3rd Canadian Stationary Hospital.

KILLED IN ACTION, 30th May, 1918. Age 28.

Buried in: BAGNEUX BRITISH CEMETERY, Gezaincourt, Somme, France.

Grave reference: Plot III. Row A. Grave 16.

Son of Mr J. A. Minchin, “The Retreat” Henfield, Sussex.

BAGNEUX BRITISH CEMETERY,

France.


SCACR &

CCCBR

HORSHAM / WARNHAM

CHARMAN

J. E.

CHARMAN, John Edward.

Private, TF/1738, 4th Battalion T.F.


KILLED IN ACTION, 21st August, 1915. Age 25

No known grave, commemorated on:

HELLES MEMORIAL, Gallipoli, Turkey.

Memorial reference: Panel 125.

Son of William & Ellen Charman, 2, Cherry Tree Cottages, Friday Street,

Warnham, Sussex.

HELLES MEMORIAL,

Turkey.

SCACR

& CCCBR

HORSHAM / WARNHAM

COMPER

(Listed as

YATES A. C. on 1919 SCACR

Roll)

A.C.

COMPER, Alfred Charles.

Corporal, TF/200249, 1st / 4th Battalion T.F.


KILLED IN ACTION, 6th November, 1917. Age 28.

Buried in:

BEERSHEBA WAR CEMETERY, Israel & Palestine (including Gaza). Grave reference: Plot G. Grave 50.

Son of Charlotte Yates, 3, School Hill, Warnham, Sussex.

BEERSHEBA WAR CEMETERY,

Israel and Palestine (including Gaza)


SCACR &

CCCBR

HORSHAM / WARNHAM

MILES

J. W.

MILES, James William.

Lance Corporal, TF/200247, 1st/4th Battalion T.F.


KILLED IN ACTION, 6th November, 1917.

Buried in:

BEERSHEBA WAR CEMETERY, Israel & Palestine (including Gaza). Grave reference: Plot 4. Grave 64.

BEERSHEBA WAR CEMETERY,

Israel and Palestine (including Gaza)

SCACR

& CCCBR

KEYMER

BROOKER


T. E.

BROOKER, Thomas Edwin.

Private, G/16303, 13th (Service) Battalion, (3rd South Down),


DIED OF WOUNDS, 7th November, 1916. Age 37.

Buried in:

PUCHEVILLERS BRITISH CEMETERY, Somme, France.

Grave reference: Plot III. Row C. Grave 16.

Son of George & Emma Brooker, of Hassocks; husband of Florence Martha Brooker, 30, Parklands Road, Hassocks, Sussex.

PUCHEVILLERS BRITISH CEMETERY,

France.


SCACR &

CCCBR

KEYMER

PARSONS


B. W.

PARSONS, Benifold Warren.

Private, G/3310, “C” Company, 9th (Service) Battalion.

The Royal Sussex Regiment,

DIED OF WOUNDS, 12th April, 1917. Age 20.

Buried in:

FOSSSE No. 10 COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION,

SAINS-EN-GOHELLE, FRANCE.

Grave reference: Plot I. Row C. Grave 42.

Son of James & Harriet Parsons, Lodge Farm Cottage, Keymer, Hassocks, Sussex.

FOSSE No. 10 COMMUNAL CEMETERY

France

SCACR

& CCCBR

LEWES

ANSON


W. G.

ANSON, Wilfred Gordon. Private, 265915,

14th (Service) Battalion. (West of England), The Gloucestershire Regiment.

KILLED IN ACTION, 22nd October, 1917. Age 27.

No known grave, name commemorated on the: TYNE COT MEMORIAL,

West –Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel reference: 72 to 75.

Son of Rev. Harcourt S. Anson & Mrs Anson,

The Close, Salisbury, Wiltshire.

TYNE COT MEMORIAL.

Belgium


SCACR &

CCCBR

LEWES

MOORE

G. W.

MOORE, George Walter.

Private, G/15796, 11th (Service) Battalion. (1st South Down),


KILLED IN ACTION, 27th April, 1918. Age 31.

No known grave, name commemorated on the:

TYNE COT MEMORIAL, West –Vlaanderen, Belgium.

Panel reference: 86 to 88.

Son of Harry & Mary Ann Moore, 20 Eastport Lane,

Southover, Lewes, Sussex.

TYNE COT MEMORIAL

Belgium

.

SCACR &

CCCBR

LEWES

TURNER

[Note: In August 2015, David’s name has now been recognised as a war casualty. He will have a CWGC headstone erected on his grave in the churchyard. If his grave can’t be located a headstone with his details will still be erected in the Churchyard with the words “Buried in this Churchyard” His name has now been listed in the CWGC Registers.]

D.

TURNER, David

Private, The National Reserve. Formerly belonged to the Lewes Company

of the Royal Garrison Artillery (T.F.)

DIED, 4th April, 1916, Age 35.

Buried in: ST. JOHN THE BAPIST, CHURCHYARD,

Southover, Lewes, Sussex.

Husband of Dora (nee Munt) & father to Winifred May and George Francis Turner,

25. High Street, Southover, Lewes, Sussex.

ST. JOHN THE BAPIST CHURCHYARD,

Southover, Lewes, Sussex. UK


SCACR

& CCCBR

LITTLE

HORSTED

FUNNELL


E. J FUNNELL, Edwin James,

Lance Corporal, 645480, 29th Battalion, Canadian Infantry.

KILLED IN ACTION, 21st August, 1917. Age 28.

No known grave, name commemorated on the: VIMY MEMORIAL,

Arras, France.

Son of the late Edwin Funnell, Little Horsted, Sussex

& Ellen Funnell, 4953, Prince Albert Street,

South Vancourer, British Columbia, Canada.

VIMY MEMORIAl,

France.

RINGING CHAMBER

& SCACR

& CCCBR

MAYFIELD

BAUGH

W. G.

BAUGH, William George.

Rifleman, 48915, The Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort’s Own).

Posted to: 2nd/10th (County of London) Battalion.

(Hackney), The London Regiment.

KILLED IN ACTION, 8th August, 1918. Age 18.

No known grave, name commemorated on the: VIS-EN-ARTOIS MEMORIAL,

Pas-de-Calais, France. Panel reference: 10

Brother of Mrs. Dawes, Providence Cottage, Broad Oak, Heathfield,

Sussex.

VIS-EN-ARTOIS MEMORIAL,

France


RINGING

CHAMBER &

SCACR &

CCCBR

MAYFIELD

GROOMBRIDGE

A.

GROOMBRIDGE, Arthur.

Private, G/18660, ‘B’ Company, 8th (Service) Battalion,

Queen’s Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) Formerly G/41796, Royal Fusiliers.

KILLED IN ACTION, 21st March, 1918. Age 35.

No known grave, name commemorated on: POZIERES MEMORIAL,

Somme, France. Panel reference: 58 & 59.

Son of Edward & Eliza Groombridge, Pound Hill Cottages, Mayfield, Sussex;

husband of Harriett Kate Groombridge, Rock Cottages, Mayfield, Sussex.

POZIERES MEMORIAL,

France

RINGING

CHAMBER &

SCACR &

CCCBR

MAYFIELD

PAINE

W. B.

PAINE, William Basil. Private, M2/081988, 4th Bridging Train,

Army Service Corps,

DIED, 5th April, 1916.

Buried in: LONGUENESSE (St. OMER)

SOUVENIR CEMETERY, Pas de Calais, France.

Grave reference: Plot III. Row B. Grave 1.

LONGUENESSE (St. OMER)

SOUVENIR CEMETERY,

France


RINGING

CHAMBER &

SCACR &

CCCBR

MAYFIELD

THURLOW

J. R.

THURLOW, John Reginald.

Private, 28173, 8th (Service) Battalion,

The East Surrey Regiment. Formerly 9121, The Royal Sussex Regiment.

KILLED IN ACTION, 19th November, 1916. Age 30.

Buried in: REGINA TRENCH CEMETERY, Grandcourt, Somme, France.

Grave reference: Plot II. Row C. Grave 29.

Son of John & Ellen Eliza Thurlow, May Cottage, Fletching Street,

Mayfield, Sussex.

REGINA TRENCH CEMETERY,

France

SCACR

& CCCBR

MIDHURST

WERRY


W. H.

WERRY, William Henry

Fitter, 90253 109th Brigade,

Royal Field Artillery

DIED OF WOUNDS 19TH January, 1916. Age 28.

Buried in:

RAILWAY DUGOUTS BURIAL GROUND (TRANSPORT FARM),

West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Grave reference: Plot I. Row J. Grave 12.

Son of William & Kate Werry, Cannon Lane,

Midhurst, Sussex

RAILWAY DUGOUTS BURIAL GROUND

Belgium


SCACR

& CCCBR

PULBOROUGH

&

STORRINGTON

DAUGHTRY

(M.M.)

J.

DAUGHTRY, John.

Military Medal, Lance Corporal, G/2424,

8th (Service) Battalion. (Pioneers), The Royal Sussex Regiment.

KILLED IN ACTION, 1st October, 1916. Age 28.

No known grave, commemorated on:

THIEPVAL MEMORIAL, Somme, France.

Panel reference: Pier & Face 7C

Son of Mr. & Mrs. John Daughtry, Church Street, Storrington, Sussex;

husband of Lily Daughtry.

THIEPVAL MEMORIAL.

France.

SCACR

& CCCBR

PULBOROUGH

HOLLMAN

(MSM)

W.H.

HOLLMAN, William Harold.

2nd Lieutenant, 4th Battalion T.F.,

The Queen’s Own (Royal West Kent Regiment).

KILLED IN ACTION, 16th October, 1918.

No known grave, commemorated on: VIS-EN-ARTOIS MEMORIAL,

Pas-de-Calais, France. Panel reference: 7.

VIS-EN-ARTOIS MEMORIAL,

France.


SCACR &

CCCBR

PULBOROUGH

KILLICK

S. W.

KILLICK, Sidney William.

Lance Corporal, 9370, Army Cyclist Corps.

DIED, 1st February, 1919. Age 22.

Buried in: ST. MARY’S CHURCHYARD,

Pulborough, Sussex. Grave reference: North-West part,

Near West boundary.

Son of Mrs. Eliza Killick, Malt Cottage, Pulborough, Sussex.

ST. MARY’S CHURCHYARD,

PULBOROUGH, SUSSEX. UK.

SCACR

& CCCBR

PULBOROUGH

LAMAS

[Additional name to

the 1919 SCACR Roll]

S J

LAMMAS, Steven John

Stoker 1st Class, K/21954 HMS Tipperary Royal Navy

KILLED IN ACTION

Jutland 1st June, 1916 Age 20

The sea is his grave, name commemorated on the:

PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire.

Panel reference: 18

Son of Philip Henry & Ada Lammas, Blue Bell, Cold Waltham, Pulborough, Sussex.

PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, HAMPSHIRE.


RINGING

CHAMBER &

SCACR &

CCCBR

ROTHERFIELD

HOLMWOOD

O. E.

HOLMWOOD, Owen Ernest.

Private, SD/425, 11th (Service) Battalion. (1st South Down),


KILLED IN ACTION, 21stOctober, 1916. Age 26.

Buried in: BOUZINCOURT RIDGE CEMETERY,

Albert, Somme, France. Grave reference: Plot IV. Row A. Grave 3.

Son of Frank & Mary Jane Holmwood, 2, Church Road, Rotherfield, Sussex.

BOUZINCOURT RIDGE CEMETERY.

France

SCACR

& CCCBR

RYE

BENNETT


W.

BENNETT, William.

Lance Corporal, 240402, “A” Company

1st / 5th (Cinque Ports) Battalion T.F. The Royal Sussex Regiment.

DIED OF WOUNDS, 12th October, 1917. Age 29.

Buried in: DOZINGHEM MILITARY CEMETERY,

West.Vlaanderen, Belgium. Grave reference: Plot XII. Row. F. Grave 8.

Son of Joseph Bayley & Hannah J. Bennett, Rye, Sussex: husband of Ann Bennett,

4, Wish Ward, Rye, Sussex.

DOZINGHEM MILITARY CEMETERY

Belguim


SCACR

& CCCBR

SALEHURST

EDWARDS

[Additional name to the 1919 SCACR Roll, although there’s an Edwards, E. listed on the 1919 “Served or Serving’ roll]

E. H.

EDWARDS, Edwin Harold.

Private, 32468, 18th (Service) Battalion.

(2nd South-East Lancashire). The Lancashire Fusiliers.

KILLED IN ACTION, 1stJune, 1918. Age 27.

No known grave, commemorated on the: POZIERES MEMORIAL,

Somme, France. Panel reference: 32 to 34.

Husband of Harriett Jane Freeman (formerly Edwards),

14, Otto Street, Walworth, London.

POZIERES MEMORIAL.

France

SCACR

& CCCBR

STORRINGTON

&

PULBOROUGH

DAUGHTRY

(M.M.)

J.

DAUGHTRY, John.

Military Medal, Lance Corporal, G/2424,

8th (Service) Battalion. (Pioneers), The Royal Sussex Regiment.

KILLED IN ACTION, 1st October, 1916. Age 28.

No known grave, commemorated on: THIEPVAL MEMORIAL,

Somme, France. Panel reference: Pier & Face 7C

Son of Mr. & Mrs. John Daughtry, Church Street, Storrington, Sussex;

husband of Lily Daughtry.

THIEPVAL MEMORIAL.

France


SCACR &

CCCBR

TWINEHAM

NYE


G. R.

NYE, George Richard.

A / Sergeant, SE/3515, Army Veterinary Corps.

(Attached “C” Battery, 87th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery).

DIED, 25th May, 1916. Age 35.

Buried in: CHRIST CHURCH CHURCHYARD,

Sayers Common, Sussex. Grave reference: South-East part.

Husband of Frances Annie Nye,

24, Riley Road, Lewes Road, Brighton, Sussex.

CHRIST CHURCH & CHURCHYARD,

SAYERS COMMON, SUSSEX.

SCACR

& CCCBR

WEST

GRINSTEAD

COOTE


F.

COOTE, Frank.



KILLED IN ACTION, 27th March, 1918. Age 23.

No known grave, commemorated on the:

POZIERES MEMORIAL, Somme, France.

Panel reference: 46 to 47.

Son of William & Eliza Coote, 59, Worthing Road,

West Grinstead, Sussex.

POZIERES MEMORIAL.


SCACR &

CCCBR

WEST

GRINSTEAD

FRANK


R. J. B.

FRANK, Robert James Brownlow.

Lieutenant, 4th Battalion T.F.


DIED OF WOUNDS, 6th June 1916. Age 28.

Buried in:

ISMALIA WAR CEMETERY, Egypt. Grave reference: Plot B. Grave 45.

Son of R. John & Lucy M. Frank, Jolesfield House, Partridge Green,

Sussex.

ISMALIA WAR CEMETERY

SCACR

& CCCBR

WEST

GRINSTEAD

PHILPOTT


W.

PHILPOTT, William.

Lance Corporal, G/7371, 8th (Service) Battalion,

The Queen’s Own (Royal West Kent Regiment). Formerly 4669. The Royal Sussex Regiment.

DIED OF WOUNDS, 2nd January, 1919. Age 21.

Buried in: ST GEORGE, CHURCHYARD,

West Grinstead, Sussex. Grave reference: South-West part.

Son of William & Annie Philpott, Dial Post,

West Grinstead, Sussex.

ST GEORGE CHURCHYARD, WEST GRINSTEAD, SUSSEX.


SCACR &

CCCBR

WEST

GRINSTEAD

TURRELL


L.

TURRELL, Lawrence.

Driver, 14283 “B” Battery, 72nd Brigade,

Royal Field Artillery.

KILLED IN ACTION, 21st September, 1918. Age 24.

Buried in: FINS NEW BRITISH CEMETERY,

Sorel-Le-Grand, Somme, France. Grave reference: Plot VI. Row D. Grave 9.

Son of Mr. H. Turrell, Butcher’s Row, West Grinstead,

Sussex.

FINS NEW BRITISH CEMETERY

INSCRPTION ON TENOR

BELL &

SCACR &

CCCBR

WESTHAM

BURGESS

[Additional name to the

1919 SCACR Roll]

G.

BURGESS, George.

BURGESS, Edward George. Gunner, 906200,

336th Brigade, Royal Horse Artillery.

DIED, 1st May, 1918.

No known grave commemorated on the:

BASRA MEMORIAL, Mesopotamia (Iraq).

Panel reference: 3 and 60

Son of the late Edward and Sarah Burgess. Brother to George – see below

BASRA MEMORIAL


INSCRPTION ON TENOR

BELL &

SCACR &

CCCBR

WESTHAM

BURGESS


H.

BURGESS, Harry.

BURGESS, Henry Thomas. Private, SD/2864,

13th (Service) Battalion, (3rd South Down), The Royal Sussex Regiment.

KILLED IN ACTION, 30th June, 1916. Age 25.

No known grave commemorated on the: LOOS MEMORIAL,

Pas de Calais, France. Panel reference: 69 to 73.

Son of the late Edward and Sarah Burgess. Brother to George - see above.

LOOS MEMORIAL.

INSCRPTION ON TENOR

BELL &

SCACR &

CCCBR

WESTHAM

HAZELDEN


A.

BURGESS, Albert.

(Alias: HAISELDEN/HAZELDEN, Albert)

Private, 12165 8th Company, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry)

DIED OF WOUNDS,

22nd July, 1916, age 32

Buried in: ST. SEVER CEMETERY,

Rouen, Seine-Maritime, France Grave reference: Plot A. Row G. Grave 2.

Son of Charles Burgess,

Reid’s Cottage, Wartling Hill, Pevensey, Sussex

ST. SEVER CEMETERY, ROUEN


INSCRPTION ON TENOR

BELL &

SCACR &

CCCBR

WESTHAM

HOBDEN


W.

HOBDEN, William, J.

Private, 229354, 44th Canadian Infantry Battalion,

DIED, 25th October, 1916. Age 27.

Buried in: ADANAC MILITARY CEMETERY,

Miraumont, Somme, France. Grave reference: Plot V. Row G. Grave 19.

Son of William and Alice Hobden, 3, Gordon Terrace,

Westham, Pevensey, Sussex.

ADANAC MILITARY CEMETERY.

INSCRPTION ON TENOR

BELL &

SCACR & CCCBR

WESTHAM

MARCHANT

[Additional name to the 1919 SCACR ROLL]

R.

MARCHANT, Robert.

Possibly: MARCHANT, Thomas Robert. Private, G/27841,

24th (Service) Battalion. (2nd Sportsman’s) The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment).

KILLED IN ACTION, 17th February, 1917. Age 19.

Buried in: REGINA TRENCH CEMETERY, Grandcourt, Somme, France.

Grave reference: Plot 1. Row E. Grave 19.

Son of Robert and Selina Marchant, Westham Street, Pevensey, Sussex.

Native of Westham, Sussex.

REGINA TRENCH CEMETERY.


SCACR

& CCCBR

WILLNGDON

STEVENS


W. T.

STEVENS, WILLIAM THOMAS

Private, SD/231, 11th (Service) Battalion. (1st South Down)


KILLED IN ACTION 3rd September, 1916. Age 28.

Buried in:

ANCRE BRITISH CEMETERY, Beaumont-Hamel, Somme, France.

Grave reference: Plot III. Row D. Grave 34.

Brother of Miss M. Stevens, 123, Foxley Lane, Purley, Surrey.

ANCRE BRITISH CEMETERY.

SCACR &

CCCBR

WIVELSFIELD

FARNCOMBE

[Additional name to The 1919 SCACR Roll]

C

FARNCOMBE, Charles

Private, G/37734

1st, Battalion, (The Queen’s Royal West Surrey Regiment)

DIED OF WOUNDS

6th March 1917, age 36

Buried in: BRAY MILITARY CEMETERY,

Somme, France. Grave Reference: Plot II. Row D. Grave 54.

Husband of Barbara Mary Farncombe, Oak

Cottage, Eastern Road, Wivelsfield, Native of Wivelsfield, Sussex

BRAY MILITARY CEMETERY

https://www.cwgc.org/find-a-cemetery/cemetery/3500/bray-military-cemetery/

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