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Memorial
[photo : Hilary Lloyd]
Unveiling of WW II memorial
Churchwarden Graham Lloyd
Rev Graham Morris
High Sheriff Capt Henry Wrigley
[photo Copyright © Isle of Wight County Press]
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Inscription
To the Glory of God
and in Memory of the brave men of Northwood
who gave their lives for their Country in the Great War
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names as given below
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1914- 1919
TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND THE BRAVE PEOPLE OF
GURNARD
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN
THE SECOND WORLD WAR
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names as given below
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Further Information
| Name | Links |
| 1914 - 1919 |
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| ASH, FREDERICK W J |
CWGC record ... |
| BARNES, WILLIAM A |
CWGC record ... |
Biographical information |
| BLOWERS, ALBERT F |
CWGC record ... |
| BOWSHER, PERCY C |
CWGC record ... |
| BRADLEY, WILLIAM |
CWGC record ... |
Buried at Northwood Cemetery (Cowes) |
| BRITTAN, OLIVER W F |
CWGC record ... |
| CHESSELL, A J RUFFIN |
CWGC record ... |
| COLENUTT, GORDON J |
CWGC record ... |
| COOLEY, EVELYN W |
CWGC record ... |
Biographical information |
| COOLEY, JAMES |
CWGC record ... |
| DUNFORD, GEORGE F |
CWGC record ...
Auckland Museum Cenotaph record ... |
| EARLEY, FREDERICK J |
CWGC record ... |
Biographical information |
| FEWTRELL, SYDNEY |
CWGC record ... |
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| FLUX, BERNARD |
CWGC record ... |
| FLUX, ERNEST |
CWGC record ... |
Biographical information |
| FLUX, HARRY A |
CWGC record ... Albert Harry Flux |
| FORD, ALBERT E |
CWGC record ...
| Buried at Parkhurst Military Cemetery |
| FORD, ISAAC E |
CWGC record ... |
| FORD, VICTOR |
CWGC record ... |
| FULLER, ALFRED W |
CWGC record ... |
| GRANT, W A REGINALD |
CWGC record ... |
| GREEN, FRANK |
CWGC record ... |
| GREEN, FREDERICK A |
CWGC record ... |
| GRIFFIN, CHARLES F |
CWGC record ... |
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| HATCHER, EDWARD |
CWGC record ...
| Buried at Ryde Borough Cemetery |
| HAWKINS, WILLIAM C |
CWGC record ... |
| HEMMING, HENRY T |
CWGC record ...
| Buried at Parkhurst Military Cemetery |
| HUNT, PERCY |
CWGC record ... |
| HUTCHINGS, HARRY |
CWGC record ... |
| IRISH, ROBERT A |
no CWGC record |
Robert Alexander Irish served in the Royal Navy, and died in 1916. He is buried in Northwood Cemetery. |
| LUCAS, MAURICE E |
CWGC record ... |
| MERWOOD, E R FRANK |
CWGC record ... F R E Merwood |
| MOTH, FRANK C |
CWGC record ... |
Biographical information |
| OATLEY, WILLIAM A J |
CWGC record ... |
| PHILPOT, T FREDERICK |
CWGC record ... |
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| POTTER, CLAUD W |
CWGC record ... |
| ROGERS, FREDERICK J |
CWGC record ... |
| SMITH, ALBERT E |
CWGC record ... |
Biographical information |
| STRICKLAND, CHARLES E |
CWGC record ... E C Strickland |
| SWEETINGHAM, PERCY J |
CWGC record ... |
| THOMSON, ARTHUR J |
CWGC record ... |
Buried at Woods Cemetery, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. |
| TREADWELL, ROBERT N |
CWGC record ... |
Biographical information |
| TROBRIDGE, WILLIAM R J |
CWGC record ... |
| TROSS, ALFRED H |
CWGC record ... |
| WALFORD, JOSEPH M |
CWGC record ... |
| WEBB, ALBERT P |
CWGC record ...
Veteran Affairs Canada record ...
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| WHEELER, CHARLES V |
CWGC record ... not found. |
The Isle of Wight County Press of 17 Nov 1917 shows "Wheeler, Charles Victor, drowned at sea 11 Nov [1917], the husband of Lottie Wheeler of Devonport House, Parkhurst." |
| YOUNG, ALBERT |
CWGC record ... |
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Others associated with Gurnard : Great War |
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| Laurence Drury Chidson |
CWGC record ... | |
Awarded MC. Son of Charles Richard and Norah Chidson, of Drury Mount, Gurnard, Cowes, Isle of Wight. Born USA 1885, died 23 April 1917. |
| Percival Stuart Cull |
CWGC record ... | |
Son of Edward and Ellen Stuart Cull of "Maritana", Church Rd., Gurnard, Cowes Isle of Wight. Died 14 April 1918. |
| Reginald Charles Mabey |
CWGC record ... | |
Formerly of Gurnard, his wife lived in Sheffield, and he died of illness in Sheffield in 1916. |
Others associated with Gurnard : WW II |
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| Robert Edmund Jelley |
CWGC record ... | |
Son of Margaret Louise Jelley, and stepson of Eric D. Day, of Gurnard, Isle of Wight. |
| Andre Emile Thomas |
CWGC record ... | |
Medaille Militaire, Croix de Guerre. Son of Charles and Josephine Bonillon Thomas, of Verneuil, Paris; husband of Renie Damion Thomas,
of Woodville Lodge, Baring Road, Gurnard, Isle of Wight, Hampshire. Died in the loss of the SS "Melbourne Star", torpedoed in the North Atlantic 2 April 1943. |
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Page last updated : 23 February 2017 (identified F H Lacey)
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