arrasmemorial

graves

IN MEMORy by Pierre Vandervelden

The visit of Commonwealth graves in Communal Cemeteries & Churchyards in Belgium & France

ARRAS Memorial (Pas de Calais France)


Pte Ernest Brown 23/04/1917 Aged 24

Pte William Hurst Taylor 28/04/1917
for Anthony Bagshaw Mansfield Woodhouse (U.K.) http://www.mansfieldwoodhouseww1.com/

Pte Allan Clark, of Harrowden, dead of wounds, 24/03/1918
For Mr Simon Bull (Northamptonshire U. K.)

L/Sjt William Butterfield 03/05/1917

L/Cpl Simeon Fletcher 26/04/1917

Pte William George Robinson 18/04/1916 aged 33
He was missing after a German mine exploded under a next Company


Sjt Charles Gosling 23/03/1918

Pte Frederick Pusey 03/06/1917 aged 35


L/Cpl William Slade 03/05/1917


Pte Albert Edward Smith Kia 25/03/1918 Albert was killed the first day of the battle of High Wood. He was about 38 years old when he leaving behind 4 daughters and 1 son, to join the army. For his grandson David Giddings

Pte Edward O'Kane 20/04/1917

Pte Tom Kitchen 03/05/1917


Pte Ernest W. Johnson 22/03/1918 His brother Pte Norman Leslie Johnson was killed 23/08/1918 and is commemorated at Vis en Artois Memorial

Pte Walter Whitehead 28/04/1917


Sjt George Souness 22/03/1918 aged 24 His brother, Pte John Souness is buried in Sailly sur la Lys Churchyard For George Souness



Gnr Harold Eugene Rogers 1898 - 21/03/1918


Pte Harold Thomas Brooks 27/03/1918 aged 21

The Cunningham Brothers

Left to right:
Pte Harry Cunningham KIA at Oppy Wood 28/04/1917 aged 31
2nd/Lt Percy Cunningham who survived the War
Pte Noah Cunningham KIA in Arleux en Gohelle 30/05/1917 aged 29


Pte Alfred George Henry Bevan 30/04/1917 aged 26	Cpl John Henry Taylor MM 14/05/1917	Lt/ColCharles Walter Blackall 24/03/1918 aged 42	Lt Edward leslie Orme 27/05/1917	2nd/Lt Alfred Montague Syrett 04/05/1917 aged 29
For the Royal Welch fusiliers & Dr H.J. Krijnen

L/Cpl George Wheatley KiA 03/05/1917 aged 32
Son of George and Ellen Wheatley
His brother, William died 07/04/1915 aged 23 and is buried in Boulogne Eastern Cem.
From the people of Hartfield