Worcestershire | Tardebigge | War Memorial
This listing was kindly donated by Kevin Lynott.
Inside the church:
John William ANDREWS CSM
ANDREWS Oscar
BECKENSALE Thomas Pte
BOWEN Harold Morgan
BRADLEY Frederick Pte
BROOM Arthur Charles Pte
BROOM Sidney Howard Pte
CARTER Ernest Pte
CHEAPE Hugh Gray DSO Col
CHEAPE Leslie St Clair
CLARKE Richard William Pte
CLAYTON Albert John Sgt
CLAYTON Arthur William L/Cpl
CLIVE Archer Windsor
COLLINS William Pte
FOSTER Fred Pte
FOSTER Harry Pte
FUTRILL Charles Pte
FUTRILL William Pte
GRIFFIN Frank Pte
HAINES Arthur Pte
HARPER Benjamin Pte
HOLLIDAY Herbert Pte
HUGHES William Sgt
JONES William Sgt
LEE James Clifford
MORRIS Ernest Pte
PETFORD Harry Pte
POWELL Ernest Charles Pte
STEPHENS Henry John Pte
TOMLIN Herbert John Pte
TUSTIN William Pte
Richard Doyle has sent me further information about Tardebigge memorials:
In the churchyard, in the Earls of Plymouth personal plot, is a memorial plaque, reading:
The Hon Archer Windsor Clive,
Lt Coldstream Guards
born Nov Vi MDCCCXC killed in action on
Aug XXV MDCCCXIV at Landregies
and lies buried on the battlefield
A monument in the churchyard. Note that the R.H. Clive mentioned below is more commonly known as `Clive of India’:
The memory of
Captain William Emmott (?) formerly of the Royal Horse Guards who died
14/4/1805(?) aged 45 years. This monument is erected by Harriett Baroness
Windsor, in grateful token of the zeal and energy evinced by him in the
discharge of his duties as adjudent of the Queens Own Worcestershire
Yeomanry Cavalry under her brother The Earl of Plymouth and her husband
The Hon R H Clive from the raising of the regiment in 1661
Last modified 7 May 2002