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War Memorial
Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Uffculme, Devon, England




1914 - 1918  and  1939 - 1945

War Memorial WW I and WW II


To the Glory of God
and in honoured memory of the
following men of this parish
who gave their lives during
the Great War
1914 - 1918


Alford, William Rowsell
Archer, Harry, D. S. O.
Attewell, Percival
Authers, Albert William
Biffin, James
Biffin, William Thomas
Bradbeer, Richd James Edwin
Braddick, Herbert John
Butt, Leonard John
Crews, George
Dibble, James
Dimond, Albert Victor
Drew, Francis John
Drew, Albert James
Edwards, Alfred George
Elworthy, Frederick
Gibbons, Archibald
Goff, Albert James
Gollop, John
Hart, Reginald
Holman, Albert Edwin
Hurley, Harold H. James
James, Arthur William
Pearce, William
Pike, George Israel Noah
Pook, Bertie
Prince, Frederick William
Snow, Alfred Thomas
Tapp, Percy
Trood, John
Turner, Reginald
Walrond, W. Lionel C.
Walrond, Victor
Webber, Arthur
Welland, Albert Charles
Wing, Thomas
Wood, William Henry

"Greater love hath no man than this, that
a man lay down his life for his friends."


1939 - 1945
These also gave their lives


Clarke, Sydney T.
Cross, Harold R.
Germon, William J.
Maunder, Bertram L.
Morrell, Frederick R.
Rogers, William J.


Roll of Honour
Bradfield


Roll of Honour WW I Bennett, Charles R.
Bennett, Frank R.
Bennett, Reginald M. J.
† Biffin, William T., 1917
† Biffin, James, 1915
Bowerman, Walter
Chick, Ernest
Chick, Charles
Copp, William
Crews, William
† Crews, George, 1915
Crews, Charlie
Elworthy, Fred
Gale, Sydney
Gee, William T.
† Grabham, Albert
Murd?, Charles
James, Harold
James Algernon P.
James, Harold V.
Land, Frank
Land, William
Neales, Robert
Peterson?, John
Phillips, Walter
† Pearce, William, 1917
Pacock?, Hanley
Richardson, Charles
Richards, William
Rough, Alexander
Reddick, John J.
Stoneman, Alfred
Thoroughgood, Walter
Trump, Marty
† Walrond, The Hon Lionel, 1918
Winter, Ernest
Woodgates, William
† Wing, Thomas, 1916
† Walrond, Victor, 191?

The Bradfield Roll of Honour was moved from the small chapel on the Bradfield estate to the parish church at Uffculme.




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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.

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