Worcestershire | Guarlford | War Memorial
| St. Mary the Virgin, Guarlford Ordnance Survey reference: SO 813454 War Memorial | Contents |
This is a framed roll of honour on paper; there is a picture of a WW I
soldier, but no mention of whether it is a listing of those that died, or
those that fought in the war. However, Michael Beard has informed me that his
grandfather and uncle, George Beard Sr. & Jr., listed on the roll, were not
killed; so this is a listing of all those serving in WWI
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John Metcalf George Blakeman Archibald Norcott Henry Kettle Albert Baxter George Gough Henry Lane George Lane Charles Robbins George Beard, Snr. George Beard, Junr. Herbert Wilmore Ronald Lechmere Harvey Gatfield William G. Gatfield Archie G. Gatfield Arthur Fowke Percy Sanford Frank Stevens Gilbert Woodward George Bell Reuben Hawker George Alford |
Thomas Price James Price George Price Frederick Bateman Leslie Percival Alfred Martin John Clingo Walter Clingo Olaf Petersen Frank Smith Howard Munn George Bruton George Jackson Edward Jackson Frank Bateman Dabiel Lane William Saunders Eric Cowley Frank Scrivens Edward Williams William Probert Herbert Major Joseph Shepherd |
William Nicholls Albert Lane George Graham Hubert Jones (Priest) Charles Brown Barton Simmons Hugh Lewis Andrew Robertson Leonard Hill James Copp James Nicholson James Attwood George Willis Harold Bell (Priest) |
A battlefield cross in the church:
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G R U F – 30 2 LIEUT J.E. EYTON-LLOYD 10TH SQUAD R.F. CORPS 24TH JUNE 1917 |
Two CWGC graves in the churchyard:
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E6463 DRIVER THOMAS WILLIAM PANTING ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY 10TH MAY 1917 AGE 20 |
14529318 PRIVATE D.A. JACKSON THE WORCESTERSHIRE REGT. 12TH AUGUST 1944 |
A cross by the churchyard gate, facing the road has this inscription:
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TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN UNDYING MEMORY OF THE MEN OF GUARLFORD WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918 AND IN WORLD WAR 1939-1945 MAY THEY REST IN PEACE |
Last modified 1 January 2002