War Memorial - Horbury, West Yorkshire, England

1914 - 1918 and 1939 - 1945

In everlasting memory
of those of Horbury
who fell for freedom.

"At the going down of the sun, and in
the morning we will remember them."

The following soldiers are buried in the cemetery of Horbury:
Armitage, L. Bagley, John Watts Barber, A. Bentley, J. Cobbett, Leonard Froggett, Jack Glover, Thomas H. Schofield Goldthorpe, J. H. Hall, J. Hall, Wilson Foster Hanson, Walter Heppleston, Ernest Hidle, Lewis Howe, F. C. Hughes, T. F. Judge, James Leo Leitch, Constance Noble, Bernard O'Hara, Edward Petts, W. Pinder, Willie (Bill) Richardson, Arthur Schofield, H. Setchell, Robert Geoffrey Siddall, Ernest Smales, J.	Sapper Sergt. Gunner Private L/Corporal Corporal Private Serjeant Driver Signalman Private Private Private Corporal Private Leading Cook Corporal Gunner Private Private Sergeant Private Private Flying Officer Aircraftman 2nd Cl. Private	† 11 Jul 1918 † 21 Apr 1943 † 02 Jul 1918 † 15 Oct 1916 † 30 Jul 1941 † 02 Feb 1941 † 08 May 1920 † 06 Nov 1947 † 05 Nov 1918 † 23 Oct 1942 † 01 May 1918 † 23 May 1946 † 02 Mar 1944 † 19 Jan 1919 † 03 Dez 1918 † 05 Nov 1946 † 11 Aug 1945 † 07 Okt 1918 † 23 May 1941 † 18 Nov 1918 † 04 Jan 1944 † 06 Nov 1918 † 20 Jul 1916 † 12 Oct 1941 † 24 Sep 1940 † 18 Jul 1919	Royal Engineers Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve Royal Field Artillery K. o. Yorkshire Light Infantry Corps of Militäry Police Royal Scots Fusiliers K. o. Yorkshire Light Infantry Durham Light Infantry Army Service Corps Royal Corps of Signals Royal Defence Corps Royal Army Ordnance Corps Pioneer Corps K. o. Yorkshire Light Infantry Royal Army Service Corps Royal Navy Woman's Auxiliary Air Force Royal Garrison Artillery Duke of Wellington's Regt. K. O. Yorkshire Light Infantry Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve West Yorkshire Regiment K. o. Yorkshire Light Infantry Royal Air Force Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve Labour Corps

Many thanks to Joanne Robertson. She posted the picture to Lost Ancestors.

This page is dedicated to the 10 million victims of World War I and 60 million victims of World War II.
We should always remember the immense grief and loss each war brought to the world.