IN MEMORy by Pierre Vandervelden
The visit of Commonwealth graves in Communals Cemeteries & Churchyards in Belgium & France
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KEMMEL CHATEAU Cemetery (Kemmel)(West Vlaanderen Belgium)
Page 1 The Pictures
Page 2 List of Casualties
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| Pte Thomas Murden 21/04/1915 for Anthony Bagshaw (Mansfield Woodhouse (U.K.) |
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| Pte Walter Hunt 24/04/1915 Aged 20 | |
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| Pte Edward Ernest Skeats 16/02/1915 Aged 36 | |
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| L/Cpl Frederick James
Allen KIA 15/10/1917 aged 33 For his Great Nephew Bryan Allen |
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| Pte W. Long 21/07/1915 aged 25 Son of the Late William Long; husband of Florence Louisa Smith. of 43 Mill Lane, Sudbury, Suffolk. for Mike Bird |
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| Pte Robert Woolley
30/04/1916 aged 23 Robert, son of George and Margaret Woolley of "The Craig" Clovenfords, SCOTLAND, was a police officer with the Northumberland Constabulary from 1913- 1915. He left to join the Gordon Highlanders in 1915. For his niece, Mrs Ann Craine (South Dakota, USA) |
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| Sjt Augustine John Hackett KIA 19/02/1917 aged 21 | |
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| Pte John William Wright
20/04/1915 aged 18 John was born in Bilisthorpe, and lived in Mansfield, Notts. He landed in France, 02/03/1915, and was killed by a sniper, less than two month after. For his great nephew Nicholas J. Bennett, Mansfield. |
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| Capt Cuthbert Hayward
Kirkus KIA 31/07/1917 aged 37 He leaving a widow, Ethel Blanche and four young children at home in Madingley, Eastham. For his great-granddaughter, Nicola Haye |
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| Pte Ove Krag-Juel-Vind-Fris 10/10/1890
- 15/11/1915 Ove was a Danish Count enlisted as Private, he was born in Copenhagen DK . His epitaph comes from a famous Danish verse from a "burial song". "Nu lukker jeg mit øje, Guds fader i det høje, i varetægt mig tag" (I now close my eyes. Good in the Heaven, take me into your care) for Jørgen Flintholm (Copenhagen DK) |
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| L/Cpl John Richard Maddocks 13/01/1915
aged 26 A native of Wolverhampton, John lived with his parents, John Richard and Kate Mary Maddocks, at 131, Bescot Road, Walsall, his father being employed as a blacksmith and his mother as a leather stitcher. Called up on reserve on Tuesday 04/08/1914 after 18 months service, John was drafted to France on Wednesday 12/08/1914. He was promoted the day before his death. John fell victim to a sniper whilst in the trenches at Spanbroekmolen near Kemmel. for Graeme Clarke and the people of Walsall |
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Casualties informations come usualy from Commonwealth War Graves Commission, see links for more informations
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