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Roll of Honour - WW1
The Roll of Honour lists the names of everyone who served in WW1 in various capacities including the armed services and the merchant navy. This section includes pages about individuals who are included in that list. The people who lost their lives because of the WW1 are included under the sub-section to this category - The Fallen of WW1.
Killed in Action in Flanders on 2 May 1915
Died on 9 March 1919 of Valvular Disease of the Heart
Died from gunshot wounds at 33rd Casualty Clearing Station, France on 4 June 1917
Killed in action in Belgium 15 July 1917, aged 26
Died of wounds on 18 February 1917 in 6th General Hospital, Rouen, aged 29.
Known as 'The Bandmaster'. Born in Wivenhoe 2nd June 1895. Died of wounds 31 March 1918.
Born 1895, served in Gallipoli and Killed in Action there 27 August 1915, aged 20.
Died 21 March 1918
Killed in Action 14th October 1918
Taken to hospital, having been wounded on 26 March 1917 in the Egyptian fighting, and died later that day, aged 22.
Killed in action in Palestine 26 Mar 1917, aged 19.
250426 Sergeant Harold WATSHAM, D.C.M.
Served in Gallipoli and Palestine Campaigns and survived the War
Died during the Palestine campaign on 26 March 1917
Died 19 April 1918, aged 20
Born 1882 and killed in action 7 April 1917 in France/Flanders.
Killed in Action at Passchendaele 10 July 1917
Died in the Battle of the Somme on 23 October 1916
Born 6 January 1899 and died 23 September 1917. Shot down over France, aged 18.
Died from wounds 12 September 1917
3872 Private John William BARLOW
Served in First World War
Killed in action in France 23 October 1916, during the Battle of the Somme, aged 26.
688 or 739685 Private Ernest Edward BARRETT (born 1899)
Killed in action in France on 11 April 1917, aged 20
The Fallen of WW1 (80)
The War Memorial to commemorate the fallen of WW1 was unveiled on 21st June 1921 - Lest we forget
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Wivenhoe War Memorial
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