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Dedication Wall
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George Roy Bullion
Pilot Officer, Service number: J/92177 attached to squad Royal Canadian Air Force.
Eldest son of Edward and Margaret Bullion of Baldur, Manitoba, Canada.
Nephew of Mrs Ellen Davidson, Dundee.
Remembered with Honour, Singapore Memorial.
Submitted by: Ellen Kerr
Thomas Edward Povey
East Surrey Regiment, Private 23963
In Memory of my Great Grandfather - Thomas Edward Povey, killed on 22nd March 1918 near Noyon, but sadly with no known grave
Pictured with his wife Alice, and two of his 3 daughters - Elsie & Phylis
Submitted by: alison dixon
George Coghill Bullion
Drummer Service number: 2185 Black Watch (Royal Highlanders)
Killed in action in Basra, Iraq. Listed on Basra memorial panel, number 25 and 63, located 32 kilo on road to Nasiriyah.
Son of Henry and Ellen Bullion, Murroes, Angus, Scotland.
Submitted by: Ellen Kerr
John Bullion
Corporal Second Dragoons (Royal Scots Greys) Service number: 10/5844
Husband of Margaret nee Brown Bullion, Father of John Junior, Eldest son of Henry and Ellen Bullion. Killed in action 26th June 1917, interred at Tincourt New British Cemetery, France. Grave reference X.A.1.
Submitted by: Ellen Kerr
James Crawford
Merchant Navy
Served in WW2 died trying to save others.Lost at sea on the SS Brackenfield out off Liverpool on the 10th June 1944 remembered by all his family and the grandchildren he never lived to see , always in our hearts and thoughts????
Submitted by: Stephen Crawford
John Bullion
Corporal Second Dragoons (Royal Scots Greys) Service number: 10/5844
Husband of Margaret nee Brown Bullion, Father of John Junior, Eldest son of Henry and Ellen Bullion. Killed in action 26th June 1917, buried Tincourt, New British Cemetery. Grave reference X.A.1
Submitted by: Ellen Kerr
Abraham Eardley
Rifleman 270264 7th Bn West Yorkshire Regiment
Served in WW1 believed to have been gassed and caught prisoner, died 18 Aug 1918 buried in Hautmont Communal Cemetery. His daughter (my gran) would have only been 2 years old at that time so never knew her father.
Submitted by: yvonne crossland
george henry duncan
Private in Cavalry regiment during WW1
My grand father was in WW1 in 4th Dragoon Guards Cavalry reserve and went to France in 1915 to 1919 where he served in the Somme. Merely to have been in France WW1was definitely heroic. He died in 1959 and he was truly a great influence on my life.
Submitted by: Peter Seston
Wilfred Reginald Butler
Royal Navy, Chief Petty Officer
Joined as Boy Seaman and rose to the rank of Chife Petty Officer with "Mention in Dispatches" awarded whilst serving on H:M.S. Chnanticleer. Survived WWII even though all ships he served on during this time were either Bombed, Mined or Torpedoed.
Submitted by: David Butler
Charles Henry DAY
RNVR. Service number Tyneside Z/9039
My Grandad. My hero. 15.10.1893-11.08.1977
Awarded the MM and the DCM for 'conspicuous courage and initiative during a raid.
Grandad was badly injured after being shot several times.
RIP my brave soldier xxx
Submitted by: Liz Ward
James Buckley
Private, 2nd Battalion, Duke of Wellington's West Riding Regiment. Soldier No 353221
James Buckley (1894-1918) was killed in action 24th October 1918 in Flanders - France. He had never married & had been in active service for only a few weeks before he lost his life. He was born in Wombwell near Barnsley in South Yorkshire.
Submitted by: Peter Fielding
Idris Smith
Corporal 7th Royal Welch Fusiliers
Killed in action on 2nd September 1944 aged 30 and interred in Brucamps Communal Cemetery, Somme, France.
'Greater love hath no man than this- that he lay down his life for his friends'.
Remembered with love and honour by all his family.
Submitted by: Helen Bennett