Worcestershire | Hampton | War Memorial
St. Andrew’s, Hampton War Memorial Ordnance Survey reference: SP 029431 | Contents |
Insde the church. A brass plate mounted on wood:
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF THE MEN OF THIS PARISH WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 -1919 A. ABBOTS WORC REGT. T. ABBOTS “” O. ANDREWS “” F. BERRY “” A. BOSWELL “” F. BYRCH “” F. COLE “” R. COOK “” F. DAY R.F.A. P. ENSTONE 11TH HUSSARS A.M.GISBORNE M.M. “” O. GRAY “” W. HARDING “” O.HAWKINS E.YORKS REGT. H. JERVIS R. FUS. A. JORDAN WORC. REGT. J. MALIN R.E. T. MALIN WORC. REGT. T. ROBERTS “” H. SMITH “” C. SPIERS “” W. STRATFORD “” C. STUBBINGTON “” R. SWINBOURNE R.N. H. TAYLOR EAST SURREY R. F. WELLAND WORCS. REGT. E. WHITE “” “THEY DIED THAT WE MIGHT LIVE” ERECTED BY THE RELATIVES |
and beneath that another brass plate:
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF THE MEN OF THIS PARISH WHO FELL DURING THE 1939-1945 WAR R. BIRCH LEIC. REGT. A. EMMS R.A.F. F. GREEN S. STAFFS C. HARTLAND R.A. D. JORDAN R.A.F. D. MALIN R.N. G. MALINS R.N. H. MARCHAM R.A.S.C. A. PACE R.A.F. C. PACE R.A. C. ROBERTS R.A.F. F. STANTON R.A.F. WE WILL REMEMBER THEM ERECTED BY THE HAMPTON BRANCH BRITISH LEGION |
This is a cross on a square granite base, at the roadside, just by St. Andrew’s church.
On the front (facing the road):
Lest we forget These men made the supreme sacrifice Arthur Abbotts Oliver Hawkins Thomas Abbotts Alan Jordan Oliver Adams Harry Jervis Fredk Byrch Thomas Malin Fredk Berry John Malin Alfred Boswell Charles Spiers Ralph Cook Regd Swinbourne Fredk Cook George Stubbington Junr Fredk Day Henry Smith Percy Enstone Horace Taylor Maurice Gisbourne Fredk Welland Oliver Gray Ernest White Wilson Harding ------------------------------------------------------ R. I. P. 1939-1945 Birch R.W. Hartland C. Malin G. Pace C.H. Emms A.E. Jordan D. Marcham H.J. Roberts C. Green F. Malin D. Pace A.E Stanton W.F.
On the right hand side:
Served in H.M. Forces during the Great War 1914-1919 Allen H. Cooke W. Avery H. Cullen F. Badham A. Darke H. Banbury H. Davis F.W. Barnard A. Davis F.H. Beach A. Day Fk Benfield S. Dolloway S. Bennett E.D. Edwards F. Bennett J. Ellison A. Berry E. Ellison T. Boaks F. Emms H. Bowyer G. Enstone C. Birch F. Field A. Byrch A. Field F. Buttle F.K. Fletcher F. Buttle H. Fletcher W. Bullock R. Ford A. Cook H.J. Freeman C. Cole H. Freeman J. Cole C. Geden P.
On the back:
Geden W. Hemming Jos. Gould J. Holder C. Gould F. Holmes J. Gould S. Hodges W. Gould Jos. Hughes G. Gould H. Hyde C. Gray C. Jarrettt J. Griffin A. Jennings A. Grove H. Jennings T. Grove W. Jordan A. Gwilliams P. Jordan V. Harding W. Keen D.S. Harding A. Leach A. Harker A. Lewis F. Harris J. Lunn R. Hartland A. Malins W. Hartland F. Malins F. Hemming C.F. Malins A. Hemming G. Malins J. Hemming W.D. Maycock H. Hemming W. Maycock E. Hemming C.C. Moore W.
On the left hand side:
Moore A. Sharp C. Myers O. Spiers H. Nash A. Spiers A. Nash G. Spiers Fk Need G. Sollis F. Newman T. Spragg H. Newman J. Stubbington G. senr New E. Tomkins F. Osbourne J. Thompson H. Phillips J. Taylor G.F. Pitman F. Taylor E. Porter A. Turner C.A. Pritchard A. Walters D. Roberts J. Webb R. Roberts A. Webb W. Roberts C. Welland A. Rogers G. West E. Sandalls W. Waldron F. Smith J. Wright W. Smith W. Young R.
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In St Andrew’s churchyard:
Two CWGC graves:
177411 SAPPER J MALIN ROYAL ENGINEERS 28TH MARCH 1917 AGE 38 AT REST |
R/4410 ABLE SEAMAN W. BUTTLE RNVR AUSON BATTN. R.N.D. 26TH OCTOBER 1918 |
IN LOVING MEMORY OF LUCY ANNIE TUSTIN BELOVED WIFE OF WALTER TUSTIN OF CROPTHORNE WHO DIED MARCH 13TH 1913 AGED 32 YEARS ALSO WILLIAM STRATFORD HER DEARLY LOVED BROTHER KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE JUNE 7TH 1917 AGED 34 YEARS THY WILL BE DONE DEARLY LOVED SON AND DAUGHTER OF MRS E. HARTLAND GREAT HAMPTON |
IN LOVING MEMORY OF JAMES JORDAN DIED APRIL 15TH 1921 AGED 85 ALSO ELIZABETH HIS WIFE DIED JANY. 6 1927 IN HER 83RD YEAR WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER ALLSO OF ALLAN BELOVED SON OF JAMES AND ELIZABETH JORDAN KILLED IN ACTION AT THE SOMME JULY 10TH 1916 AGED 32 HE DIED THAT WE MIGHT LIVE |
IN LOVING MEMORY OF FANNY ABBOTTS WHO DIED FEB 1ST 1922 AGED 73 YEARS ALSO JOSEPH ABBOTTS DIED NOV. 9TH 1936 AGED 89 ALSO OF ELSIE WHO DIED DECR 4TH 1892 AGED 2 YEARS ALSO OF EMILY WHO DIED FEBY. 12TH 1894 AGED 14 YEARS DAUGHTERS OF THE ABOVE ALSO OF ARTHUR JUNE 4TH 1915 AGED 21 YEARS AND THOMAS AUGUST 12TH 1915 AGED 26 YEARS SONS OF THE ABOVE KILLED IN ACTION AT GALLIPOLI |
IN MEMORY OF ALFRED DEARLY LOVED HUSBAND OF ANNIE SABINA BOSWELL KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE AUGUST 21ST 1918 AGED 30 YEARS THE PATH OF DUTY WAS THE WAY TO GLORY ALSO OF ALBERT ALFRED BELOVED SON OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED DECEMBER 7TH 1921 AGED 6 YEARS |
Note:
W. Buttle and William Stratford are not listed on the Hampton memorial, but they are listed on the Evesham Abbey Park memorial.
Last Modified 24 August 2000