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 | No victory worth having was ever won without cost Parish of Herringfleet Roll of Honour Names of the men of this parish who served in his majesty's forces. The Great War 1914 - 1919 |
| Arthur William Anthony, Driver, R. E. † Alfred James Barrett, Pte., Suffolk Clarence R. R. Bracey, Signalman, R. N. † William Robert Brown, Lce. Cpl., K. O. Y. L. I. † Albert Ernest Brown, Lead. Stoker, R. N. Alfred John Brown, Pte., Royal Fusiliers Edward Albert Combe, Major, ???, R. E. Ronald Edmund Combe, Lieut., R. ??? John H. Crumpton, 2nd Corpl., R. E. Harry Emmerson, Sergt., R. A. M. C. Sidney Emmerson, Trooper, Herts. Yeo. † Marcus Barry (Jim) Flaxman, Seaman, R. N. Ernest Edward Folkard, Driver, R. A. S. C. † James Folkard, Gunner, R. G. A. Fredk. Mark Folkard, Driver, R. A. S. C. Francis Folkard, Driver, R. F. A. Melbourne Folkard, ? Sgt. Maj., R. A. S. C. Graham F. Holmes, C. Q. M. S., R. E. † R. W. B. Kittle, Pte., 1st Batt. E. Surrey Herbert de M. Leathes, Major, R. A. † R. H. de M. Leathes, 2nd Lieut., R. F. A. |
J. D. de M. Leathes, Lieut., R. N. W. H. R. de M. Leathes, Lieut., R. A. F. Harry James Meen, Pte., Remount Service Percival Charles Meen, Lead. Seaman, R. N. † Benjamin Moates, Pte., Norfolks Cyril Fredk. Pettingill, Pte., R. Defence C. † James Reynolds, Able Seaman, R. N. Charles Riches, Driver, R. E. † W. J. Riches, Driver, 1st Batt. Essex David Ringwood, Petty Officer, R. N. Ernest J. F. Ringwood, Pte., R. A. M. C. Robert Saml. Sargent, Able Seaman, R. N. James Smith, Pte., Suffolks Albert Smith, Deck Hand, R. N. Thomas Smith, Able Seaman, R. N. Sidney Robt. Snowling, Pte., R. W. Kents † C. F. Turner, Pte., 7th Batt. Bedfords Frederick Ward, Driver, R. F. A. Henry Ward, Pte., 21st Lancers Jack C. White, Pte., Norfolks † Jas. Arthur Woolnough, Bombr., R. G. A. |
| To the glory of God and in memory of the men of this parish who fell in the Great War 1914 - 1918 | |
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R. H. de M. Leathes, 2nd Lieut., R. F. A. A. E. Brown, L. Str., R. E. J. Reynolds, A. B., R. N. B. M. Flaxman, A. B., R. N. R. J. A. Woolnough, Bdr., R. G. A. W. R. Brown, LCpl., K. O. Y. L. I. J. Folkard, Gr., R. G. A. A. J. Barrett, Pte., 9th Suffolk Rgt. R. W. B. Kittle, Pte., 1st E. Surrey Rgt. B. Moates, Pte., 3rd Norfolk Rgt. W. J. Riches, Pte., 1st Essex Rgt. C. F. Turner, Pte., 7th Bedford Rgt. |
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To the glorious memory of 2nd Lieut. Robert Herbert de Mussenden Leathes who was killed in the Great War at the battle of Arras, France, April 19th 1917, aged eighteen years, the youngest Officer of the 12th Division, be gallantly upheld the honour and tradition of his regiment the Royal Field Artillery. Let those that come after see to it that his name be not forgotten. Also of the memory of his only and devoted sister Dulcibel Maureen Laura de Mussenden Leathes-"Chota who also died at the age of eighteen years. Born Jan 12th 1902, died Feb 10th 1920. "Weep not for the dead" This tablet is placed in ever loving remembrance of their third son and their only daughter by Major Herbert de Mussenden Leathes and Agnes Isabel, his wife. |
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