RANK | NAME | REGIMENT | DIED | AGE | WHERE | MEMORIAL OR CEMETERY | WHO |
Lieutenant Colonel | Herbert Russell Blyth | 2nd Garrison Battalion Essex Regiment | 17/01/1918 | 53 |
INDIA (Stationed there from 1916) |
KIRKEE 1914-1918 MEMORIAL, Bombay, |
Son of Col. & Mrs Blyth (Royal Sussex Reg, husband of Mary Florence Blyth |
Lieutenant | J Howard Ley | 1st Bn., Royal Munster Fusiliers | 09/09/1916 | 20 | Battle of the Somme | THIEPVAL MEMORIAL Somme, France, Pier and Face 16 C | Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ley, Bath House, Tintagel |
2nd Lieutenant | Thomas Penberthy Wickett | 5th Bn., Royal Berkshire Regiment | 20/11/1917 | 26 | Villers-Guislain, France |
VILLERS-GUISLAIN COMMUNAL CEMETERYNord, France A, 3 |
Son of Thomas C Wickett and Rosa M Wickett, Rossendale, Liskeard |
2nd Lieutenant | Arthur Stanley Woolnough | “C” Company, 7th Battalion 61st Brigade 20th Div. Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry | 01/12/1917 | 27 |
Battle of Cambrai Cambrai-Le Cateau, France, (served at Gallipoli and
in Egypt.) Gazetted in 1916 |
CAUDRY BRITISH CEMETERYNord, France |
Son of Mr & Mrs MH Woolnough, of Banbury, Oxon; husband of Mrs. A. S. Woolnough, Tintagel |
Sergeant | J W Wesley Sandercock (DSM) | 1st Bn., Dorsetshire Regiment | 04/10/1918 | ? | Tincourt, Somme, France |
TINCOURT NEW BRITISH CEMETERY Somme, France |
Son of Mr. J. Sandercock, Trewarmett |
Corporal | Thomas Teague | 7th Bn., Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 10th Irish Division, 30th Brigade | 02/10/1917 | 33 | Egypt |
St Materiana's Church |
Son of John & Ellen Teague, Trenale |
Lance Corporal | Samuel L Doidge | 1st/5th Bn., Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry14th Div, Fifth Army | 15/08/1917 | ? | Battle of Langemarck, Flanders (3rd Ypres or Passchendael) Offensive, |
LIJSSENTHOEK MILITARY CEMETERY Poperinge, Belgium |
Son of Longford and Martha Doidge |
Lance Corporal | Percy Heard |
23rd Bn., London Regiment (Territorial Force) 47th (2nd
London) Div, 142nd (6th London) Brigade |
24/08/1918 | 27 | Bray-Sur Somme, France (battle to re-take village) |
BRAY HILL BRITISH CEMETERY, Bray-Sur-Somme, France |
Son of Richard and Annie Heard, Besloe, Tintagel |
Private | Richard Rufus Allen | 8th Bn., Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry | 15/10/1918 | 27 | Thessalonika, Greece |
KIRECHKOI-HORTAKOI
MILITARY CEMETERY, Greece |
Son of James and
Emily Allen, of High Street,, Boscastle, Native of Trelake Tintagel |
Private | Francis Clifford Cann | Rifleman, 1st/8th (IOW)Bn, Terratorial Force, Hampshire Regiment 54th (East Anglian) Div, 163rd Brigade (Norfolk & Suffolk) | 02/11/1917 | 19 | In Palestine against the Turks |
JERUSALEM MEMORIAL, Jerusalem War Cemetery, North of Mount of Olives, Israel |
Son of Lillian Cann, Tintagel |
Private | Jerome Cann | H.M.S. "Amphion.", Royal Marine Light Infantry | 06/08/1914 | 17 | Light Cruiser-sunk in Western Europe |
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL |
Son of Stephen and Mary Cann, Trevenna |
Gunner | Thomas Youlton (Cann) | 158th Siege Battery Royal Garrison Artillery | 26/10/1917 | 33 | Ypres, Belgium |
DIVISIONAL COLLECTING POST CEMETERY. Ieper, Belgium I.B.10 |
Son of Edwin and Emily Cann, Tintagel |
Private | John Stacey Cowling | 7th Bn., Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry | 03/09/1916 | 29 | Battle of the Somme, Battle of Delville Wood |
THIEPVAL MEMORIAL Somme, France |
Son of Mrs Mary Bray & Stepson of John Bray, Tregatta |
Private | William Curtis | 61st Brigade 2nd/4th Battalion, Territorial Force, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry | 14/08/1918 | 23 | India as part of 2nd Wessex Div |
DELHI WAR CEMETERY, New Dehli, |
Son of Harry and Ellen Curtis (nee Bath), Trevenna |
Private | Herbert Dawe | 10th Bn., Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry Third Army | 11/09/1918 | 23 | Battle of Havrincourt , Hindenburg Line, Moeuvres, France, |
MOEUVRES COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION Nord, FranceI. AA. 38. |
Son of Richard and Hannah Dawe, Callington |
Private | William J Doidge | Driver, "C" Battery. 94th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery | 28/10/1918 | ? | Etaples, Nr Boulogne, France |
ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY Pas de Calais, France |
Son of Martha Doidge, of Treknow, Tintagel |
Private | Herbert Goodman | 28th Bn., Australian Infantry, Allied Infantry Force | 03/11/1916 | 20 | Warlencourt and Eaucourt-L'Abbaye, France |
WARLENCOURT BRITISH CEMETERY, |
Son of John and Elizabeth J Goodman formerly of Treknow |
Private | Richard Goodman | 13th Bn., Canadian Infantry (Quebec Regt.) | 20/05/1915 | ? |
VIMY MEMORIAL Pas de Calais, France |
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Private | Jabez Ham | Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry | 04/03/1915 | 21 |
FALMOUTH CEMETERY Cornwall |
Son of Enos and Merina Ham, Homeleigh, Tintagel. | |
Boy, 2nd Class | Charles Henry Hancock | H.M.S. "Impregnable | 01/05/1916 | 15 | RN Training Vessel | ST MATERIANA'S CHURCH (Reunion on 16th-18 May 2003 in Plymouth) |
Son of Annie Hancock and Edward C Hancock, Trewarmett |
Stoker 2nd Class | Francis W Harris | H.M.S. "Lavender" | 05/05/1917 | 23 | HMS Lavender sunk in Western Europe |
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL 22 |
Son of Thomas and Mary E. Harris,Trenale |
Private | William C Hockin | 8th Bn., 26th Div, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry | 10/10/1918 | 28 | Passage of the Vardar and Pursuit to Strumica Valley Salonica, Greece |
KIRECHKOI-HORTAKOI MILITARY CEMETERY Greece 307 |
Son of William H and Mary J Hockin, Treknow |
RFN | William James Honey |
Rifleman 650724 2nd/21st Bn., London Regt (First Surrey Rifles) |
Tuesday 18 December 1917 . Age 22 . Suez Campaign - EEF |
22 | Egypt |
KANTARA WAR MEMORIAL CEMETERY Egypt |
Son of William John Honey and Mary Ann (nee Bettison) of Boscastle – enlisted London |
Lance Corporal |
Bernard Jeffery |
6th Bn. 14th Div Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry |
12/08/1915 | 19 | Actions of Hooges, Ypres, Belgium *Germans used liquid fire flamethrowers for the first time |
YPRES RESERVOIR CEMETERY. Yieper, BelgiumV. AA. I. |
Son of John and Tryphena Jeffery, 1The Brooklet, Tintagel. |
Private | John Lawrence | 7th Bn., Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry2nd Div Fifth Army | 11/04/1916 | 18 |
Action of St Eloi Craters, |
YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIA YIeper, Belgium |
Son of Samuel J and Annie Lawrence, Budla, Tintagel |
Private | William Lawrence | 1st/5th Bn., Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry | 22/03/1918 | ? | Battle of St Quentin, Somme |
HAM BRITISH CEMETERY, MUILLE-VILLETTE Somme, France |
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Private | Austin Ley | Driver, 126th Brigade. Ammunition Col., Royal Field Artillery | 20/07/1917 | ? | Ypres, Belgium |
VLAMERTINGHE NEW MILITARY CEMETERY.Ieper,
Belgium |
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Gunner | Thomas Rosevear | Royal Field Artillery | 11/03/1917 | 22 | Operation on the Ancre ? |
PORTSMOUTH (MILTON) CEMETERY |
Son of James and Rebecca Rosevear, Lane End Cottage, Camelford |
Private | Ernest Smale | 8th Bn., Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry79th Brigade, 26th Div | 18/09/1918 | 32 | Passage of the Vardar and Pursuit to Strumica Valley Salonica, Greece |
KARASOULI MILITARY CEMETERY, Polikastron, Greece |
Son of Tabitha Smale, Treknow |
Private | Albert Victor Strout | 1st/5th Bn., Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry 14th Div | 11/04/1918 | 21 | Trenches during Battle of the Ancre, Somme |
PLOEGSTEERT MEMORIAL, Hainaut, Belgium |
Son of Thomas A Strout and Teresa J Strout (nee Rush), Truas |
Private | William T Tattam |
1st Bn, Wiltshire Regiment |
29/07/1918 | 28 |
St Souplet, nr Cambrai France |
ST. SOUPLET BRITISH CEMETERY Nord, France II. D. 7. |
Son of Frederick and Jane Tattam; husband of Clara AM Tilley (formerly Tattam), Lanteglos; Born in Cornwall. |
Private | James F Toms | 1st Bn., 95th Brigade, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, | 01/07/1918 | 32 | La Becque , Flanders |
LES BARAQUES MILITARY CEMETERY, Sangatte, France |
Son of Lavinia Toms (nee Emmett), Tintagel |
Private | Harry George Wingfield |
3rd Labour Coy. Hampshire Regt., transferred to (107856) 180th Coy.,
Hampshire Regiment Labour Corps |
24/02/1919 | 32 | Mons, Belgium |
MONS COMMUNAL CEMETERYMons, Hainaut, Belgium |
Son of Harry and Florence Wingfield, Brighton; husband of Annie E Wingfield, Treknow |
THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR 1939 - 1945
RANK | NAME | REGIMENT | DIED | AGE | WHERE | MEMORIAL OR CEMETERY |
WHO |
Signalman | Arthur Charles Allen | H.M.S. “Assegai | 12/02/1944 | 18 | Southern Italy? Battle of Anzio? |
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL |
Son of Mr & Mrs William J Allen, Trewarmett |
Corporal | Horace J Bawden | CG 246th (Welsh) Field Company, Ryl Engineers T.A 3rd Infantry Div | 30/05/1940 | 28 | Operation Dynamo – Dunkirk Evacuation |
COXYDE MILITARY CEMETERY Koksijde, Belgium |
Son of John and Ann Bawden; husband of Margaret Bawden, Farncombe, Surrey |
Able Seaman | Charles Preston Dyer | H.M.S. Illustrious | 30/03/1942 | 19 | Indian Ocean |
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL |
Son of Charles Preston & Ethel Dyer, Trenale |
Able Seaman | Raymond Hull Dyer | H.M. MGB No.313 RN | 16/08/1944 | 18 | Motor Gun Boat Sunk by German mine off Normandy, |
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL |
Son of Charles Preston & Ethel Dyer, Trenale |
Private |
Thomas Watson Henderson |
Royal Army Service Corps | 05/12/1941 | 23 |
Normandy France |
ST MATERIANA'S |
Husband of Constance Mary Henderson(Richards) |
Gunner | Sidney John Lane |
165/56th Cornwall H.A.A. Battery, Royal Artillery |
05/05/1942 | 37 | India |
MADRAS WAR CEMETERY, CHENNAI, India |
Son of Thomas H and Alice M Lane husband of Dorothy M Lane, father of Tony |
Leading Steward | Christopher Noel Richards | H.M.S. “Abdiel” | 10/09/1943 | 30 | Off coast of Italy re-taking Corsica & Sardinia “Operation Slapstick” Ship hit by mine. |
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL |
Son of Albert and Elizabeth F. Richards, Tintagel |