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Dedication Wall
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Let those who come after see to it that these people be honoured and their hardships not forgotten
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WILLIAM CHARLES LOVELOCK
L/CPL RMLI
Enlisted RMLI as a boy bugler 1909, Private in 1913. Served on HMS Euryalus during the Dardanelles campaign . April 1917 to the W Front as L/Cpl RND: wounded 09 May 1918, died 10 May – buried in Doullens cemetery
Submitted by: GEOFF LOVELOCK
Augustus Yule
Welch Regiment Sargent
A regular soldier in the Welch Regiment from 1911. served in France and Belgium. Wounded in action and honourably discharged in 1917. A much loved father and grandfather who was lucky enough to survive this terrible conflict.
Submitted by: Margaret Litchfield
Julian Dixon
Private. Princess Patricias Canadian Light Infantry.
Emigrated to Canada 1901. Enlisted Ottawa, August 1914. Joined newly formed regiment and classified as an "Original". Killed 8th May, 1915 at the battle of Frezenburg, where critically, the Canadians "held the line". Commemorated on the Menin Gate.
Submitted by: Brian Riches
Eustace De Lacy Gibbs
9th Lancers (Queens Royal)
K.I.A. 26th September 1914 when a stray shell hit cavalry billets in Longueval-Barbonval. Buried in village cemetery with 19 of his comrades killed in the same blast. Sweetheart of Esther Edith Wilson of York. Never forgotten.
Submitted by: Michael Barton
Charles Wright
Private, Highland Light Infantry
Remembered by his family that never knew him but do not forget his sacrifice.
In the words of a dedication in 1915 from the girls of the "ring table" at Turners, Rochdale "sleep well dear friend your duty nobly done"
Submitted by: Jean Conway
Samuel Hawthorne
Private Seaforth Highlanders
Severed WW1 killed 31/7/1917 my great uncle on my dad's side of family, also my granda Millen Royal Irish Rifles WW1, medical discharged 7 /2/1918 died 1929, also my dad fought in WW11 died 1992, always loved and remembered photo of my dad.
Submitted by: Sarah Thompson
Sidney Bertram Hodgson
39813, 3rd Battalion, Wellington Regiment NZEF
Died 04 October 1917 at age 26
Husband of Florence Hamilton Hodgson
Father of Joyce Florence Fraser Parker (nee Hodgson)
Grandfather of Richard, David & Michael Parker
Remembered with Honour
Tyne Cot memorial
Submitted by: Richard Parker
John Boyd
Private 1st Battalion Kings Own Scottish Borderers
A brave young man who died in the Third Battle of Krithia, Gallipoli 4/6/1915, 4 weeks before his 21st birthday. Buried at Twelve Tree Copse Cemetery. Known to us through his letters home & photo discovered in the Laurieston Book. RIP John xxx
Submitted by: Teresa Fitzsimmons
Charles Nelson
Sergeant, The Royal Army Service Corps
This is Charles Nelson, a Farrier in The Royal Army Service Corp. He fought for his country in WW1 surviving both the battle of Battle of Passchendaele
and the Somme. His family are proud of him.
Submitted by Joy Smith
Submitted by: Joy Smith
Cecil Weare
Captain 25th Battalion Canadian Infantry
For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty was awarded the Military Cross and promoted at just 23 years 11 months at the battle of Vimy Ridge died from wounds as the result of a direct hit by an aerial bomb on his officers hut in October 1917.
Submitted by: Reginald removed
Alexander Baird
Private, Kings Own Scottish Borderers
Served in WW1. Killed in Action 14 May 1917, Battle of Arras, France. Remembered with great respect and gratitude. Like so many he made the ultimate sacrifice so selflessly. His surviving family remember him with pride at the dawning of the day.
Submitted by: Catherine MacLeod
George (Odin) Eliassen
13522 Pte G Eliassen W.York.R
Gone but not forgotten sir. You were my great grandmother Amanda Matilda Elliassen's brother. I've managed to find this photo of you so i'm posting it up here for posterity. You died at the Battle of Loos in 1915.
Submitted by: Laird Kerensky
Alexander Baird
Private, Kings Own Scottish Borderers
Served in WW1. Killed in Action 14 May 1917, Battle of Arras, France. Remembered with great respect and gratitude. Like so many he made the ultimate sacrifice so selflessly. His surviving family remember him with pride at the dawning of the day.
Submitted by: Catherine MacLeod