IN MEMORy by Pierre Vandervelden
The visit of Commonwealth graves in Communal Cemeteries & Churchyards in Belgium & France
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PLOEGSTEERT MEMORIAL (Hainaut Belgium)
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| Pte Ernest Ball 09/05/1915 Aged 20 | Pte John William Smith 09/05/1915 | Pte Albert Phillips - Taylor 20/10/1914 aged 26 |
| For Anthony Bagshaw (Mansfield
Woodhouse U.K.) http://www.mansfieldwoodhouseww1.com/ 
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| L/Cpl F. A. Wyer M.M.
14 April 1918 |
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| S/Lt Russell Louis Harry Simmons 25/09/1915 He was born 27/02/1895 |
S/Lt Basil Montgomery Coates 07/09/1915 He was born 16/09/1893 |
Cpt Geoffrey Boles Donaldson 19/07/1916 He was born 25/11/1893 |
| For Avalon Eastman Oundle School Roll of Honour |
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| Pte John William Duxbury 13/04/1918
aged 29 |
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| Lt Jesse Marson Atkin 07/11/1914 aged 23 |
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| Pte Harold Collins 09/05/1915 aged
20 for his great niece Jackie Loos |
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| Rfm James Norwood KIA 09/05/1915 James was from Belfast and had previously served in India and Aden. Proudly remembered by all his family |
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| Capt Harold Hunt Caffyn 22/03/1915 aged 33 For Ms Alison Caffyn & Dr H.J. Krijnen |
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| 2nd/Lt Rowland le Belward Egerton 30/10/1914 aged 19 | Pte Thomas Walter Williams 28/11/1914 aged 19 | Pte Thomas Hill 30/01/1915 aged 29 |
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| L/Cpl John Edwin Garratt 16/05/1915 | Pte John Taylor 16/05/1915 aged 33 | L/Cpl Frederick William Francis Greenway 15/12/1914 |
| For the Royal Welch fusiliers &
Dr H.J. Krijnen |
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| 2nd/Lt Charles Roger Ripley 22/10/1914
aged 26 |
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| Pte Robert Candlish 14/04/1918 aged
19 His brother, Pte Thomas Candlish is remembered in the Loos Memorial |
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| 2nd/Lt George Bertram Monk 18/12/1914
aged 23 |
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| Pte Joseph George Dobson 04/06/1915 |
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| Pte Joel Lee Clark 13/04/1918 aged
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| Pte John Osborne Maddra 12/03/1897 - 12/04/1918 John was born in Sculcoates, Hull, the son of Joseph and Sarah Jane (nee Armstrong) Maddra of 8 Marsh Street, Scott Street, Hull. He was educated in Lincoln Street School there; was employed at Messrs. Shaw’s Malt Works, Wincolmlee. He enlisted on 01/1915 abd served in Egypt and France & Flanders from 12/1915. John died of wounds received in action at Armentières. His Commanding Officer, Lt. C. Shaw, wrote: “We all miss him greatly here, as he was always very cheerful and willing and brave in action; we cannot afford to lose men like him, and I miss him personally, as I always relied on him when any work out of the ordinary had to be done.” for his great nephew Pete Maddra |
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| Pte Albert Hall 04/09/1918 His brother Gnr John (Jack) Hall 24/09/1917 is buried in Menin South Road Mil. Cem. |
His second brother, Pte James Hall 20/05/1918 is buried in Berlin South-Western Cem. (Germany) |
11 367 casualties
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Casualties informations come usualy from Commonwealth War Graves Commission, see links for more informations
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