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Dedication Wall
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Samuel Harding
48th Heavy Battalion Royal Garrison Artillery/ Gunner
Son of George & Ann Harding of Aylesbury Road, Wendover, Bucks.
Died of wounds, aged 30, on 29th November 1917, at 52 Field Ambulance, Canada Farm dressing station, Belgium.
We shall remember him.
Submitted by: Graham Pare
Herbert Charles Frost
Rifleman
My granddad was killed at approx. 2pm on 1st Nov 1918 at Atrez France. It was the last time his regiment saw action,
He was a stretcher bearer, collecting a wounded soldier, he himself was struck by a piece of shrapnel just above the left eye.
Submitted by: George Frost
Amos Hornby
Corporal 2nd Bn Royal Norfolk Regiment
Remembering my Grandad Corporal Amos Hornby who, alongside his Brothers in arms, gave his life to save others on the 27th may 1940 aged 30. He rests in peace at Le paradis war cemetery. Le strem. Northern France. RIP.
Submitted by: James Hornby
Amos Hornby
Corporal 2nd Bn Royal Norfolk Regiment
Remembering my Grandad Corporal Amos Hornby who, alongside his Brothers in arms, gave his life to save others on the 27th may 1940 aged 30. He rests in peace at Le paradis war cemetery. Le strem. Northern France. RIP.
Submitted by: James Hornby
Cyril Kenneth Miller
ASDIC Rating
1926 - 2014
Grandad, known as Ken or "Dusty", served in the Royal Navy during WW2, including taking part in the Arctic Convoys. None of us will really know what his young eyes saw or what horrors he experienced but we will never forget what he did.
Submitted by: Sarah Searle
Richard Down
Royal Armoured Corps, Trooper, Queen's Bays (2nd Dragoon Guards)
My Great Uncle Richard Down died aged 24 on 30.5.42, Husband of Violet May Down, Middlesex. Brother of my Great nan Florence Down (nee Bolding).
Lost his life for future generations.
Submitted by: Julie Wratten
Sidney Harding
12th Battalion South Wales Borderers/ Private
Son of George & Ann Harding of Aylesbury Road, Wendover, Bucks.
Died 11th March 1917,aged 23. Killed in action near Clery-sur-Somme, France, when the HQ he was in received a direct hit by enemy mortar.
We shall remember him.
Submitted by: Graham Pare
Calum Iain (Malcolm John) Monk
Pvt.
In memory of Calum Iain Monk, A Lovat Scout, wounded in battle in Salerno, Italy, returned to Redford Barracks Edinburgh and returned to Italy. Trained in Whistler, Canada. Fought Monte Casino, Salerno and Normandy. d.1997. Falkirk, Pic-Balmoral '44
Submitted by: Peter Hamilton