Regina Trench Cemetery
Roll of Honour
A - K
135639 Sergeant
Stanley Armitage
2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion
30th September 1916, aged 27.
Plot VI. C. 27.
Son of Mrs. H. A. Armitage, of Southend-on-Sea, England; husband of Florence Armitage, of 5, Nelson Terrace, Westward Ho!, Devon.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Loved By All Who Knew Him."
Stanley Armitage
2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion
30th September 1916, aged 27.
Plot VI. C. 27.
Son of Mrs. H. A. Armitage, of Southend-on-Sea, England; husband of Florence Armitage, of 5, Nelson Terrace, Westward Ho!, Devon.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Loved By All Who Knew Him."
177111 Private
Charles Edward Audley
87th Bn. Canadian Infantry
18th November 1916.
Plot VI. A. 19.
Charles Edward Audley
87th Bn. Canadian Infantry
18th November 1916.
Plot VI. A. 19.
2872 Private
John Barnes
51st Bn. Australian Infantry, A. I. F.
3rd September 1916, aged 40.
Plot VIII. H. 8.
Son of John and Margaret Barnes, of Fryer's Town, Victoria, Australia.
Outdoor group portrait including 2872 Private (Pte) John Barnes, 51st Battalion from Castlemaine, Victoria, probably standing in the centre. A 39 year old miner prior to enlisting on 23 June 1915, he embarked for overseas with the 9th Reinforcements of the 11th Battalion from Fremantle, Western Australia on 5 October 1915 aboard HMAT Hororata. Following further training in Egypt, he transferred to the 51st Battalion, joining them in the field in France where he was killed in action at Mouquet Farm on 3 September 1916.
John Barnes
51st Bn. Australian Infantry, A. I. F.
3rd September 1916, aged 40.
Plot VIII. H. 8.
Son of John and Margaret Barnes, of Fryer's Town, Victoria, Australia.
Outdoor group portrait including 2872 Private (Pte) John Barnes, 51st Battalion from Castlemaine, Victoria, probably standing in the centre. A 39 year old miner prior to enlisting on 23 June 1915, he embarked for overseas with the 9th Reinforcements of the 11th Battalion from Fremantle, Western Australia on 5 October 1915 aboard HMAT Hororata. Following further training in Egypt, he transferred to the 51st Battalion, joining them in the field in France where he was killed in action at Mouquet Farm on 3 September 1916.
117128 Sergeant
Harold Edwin Barss
2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion
30th September 1916, aged 31.
Plot VI. F. 28.
Son of Isaac and Lucy Barss, of Hazel Hill, Guysborough Co., Nova Scotia.
Harold Edwin Barss
2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion
30th September 1916, aged 31.
Plot VI. F. 28.
Son of Isaac and Lucy Barss, of Hazel Hill, Guysborough Co., Nova Scotia.
421009 Private
William Winten Beker
43rd Bn. Canadian Infantry
8th October 1916, aged 34.
Plot III. C. 16.
Husband of Jessie Gordon Beker, of 423, Jarvis Avenue, Winnipeg.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Asleep In Jesus."
William Winten Beker
43rd Bn. Canadian Infantry
8th October 1916, aged 34.
Plot III. C. 16.
Husband of Jessie Gordon Beker, of 423, Jarvis Avenue, Winnipeg.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Asleep In Jesus."
602276 Private
James William Bennett
5th Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion
Died between 1st October 1916 and 2nd October 1916, aged 27.
Plot II. D. 10.
Son of Mrs. Mary Bennett, of Silk St., Glossop, England; husband of Emily Bennett, of 474, Davis St., Sarnia, Ontario.
His headstone bears the inscription: "God Took Him Home It Was His Will But In Our Hearts He Liveth Still."
James William Bennett
5th Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion
Died between 1st October 1916 and 2nd October 1916, aged 27.
Plot II. D. 10.
Son of Mrs. Mary Bennett, of Silk St., Glossop, England; husband of Emily Bennett, of 474, Davis St., Sarnia, Ontario.
His headstone bears the inscription: "God Took Him Home It Was His Will But In Our Hearts He Liveth Still."
700895 Private
Fred Birchenall
43rd Bn. Canadian Infantry
8th October 1916.
Plot III. B. 11.
Fred Birchenall
43rd Bn. Canadian Infantry
8th October 1916.
Plot III. B. 11.
552426 Lance Corporal
Henry Carl Briggs
Royal Canadian Regiment
8th October 1916.
Plot IV. E. 3.
Henry Carl Briggs
Royal Canadian Regiment
8th October 1916.
Plot IV. E. 3.
17186 Corporal
Edgar Broadwith
9th Bn. West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own)
27th September 1916.
Plot IX. J. 23.
Edgar Broadwith
9th Bn. West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own)
27th September 1916.
Plot IX. J. 23.
410692 Private
James Carol Brokenshire
"D" Coy. 38th Bn. Canadian Infantry
18th November 1916, aged 20.
Plot VI. A. 17.
Son of James and Jane Brokenshire, of 75, Galley Avenue, Toronto.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Until The Daybreak And The Shadows Flee Away."
James Carol Brokenshire
"D" Coy. 38th Bn. Canadian Infantry
18th November 1916, aged 20.
Plot VI. A. 17.
Son of James and Jane Brokenshire, of 75, Galley Avenue, Toronto.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Until The Daybreak And The Shadows Flee Away."
136200 Private
Harold Joseph Brown
2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion
28th September 1916, aged 19.
Plot IX. B. 20.
Son of Joseph J. and Priscilla Brown, of Schomberg, Ontario.
His headstone bears the inscription: "He Did What He Could."
Harold Joseph Brown
2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion
28th September 1916, aged 19.
Plot IX. B. 20.
Son of Joseph J. and Priscilla Brown, of Schomberg, Ontario.
His headstone bears the inscription: "He Did What He Could."
410038 Private
Harry Brown
38th Bn. Canadian Infantry
13th November 1916, aged 21.
Plot II. D. 11.
Son of Mrs. Louisa Brown, of 101, Cannon St., Toronto.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Peace Perfect Peace, With Loved Ones Far Away."
Harry Brown
38th Bn. Canadian Infantry
13th November 1916, aged 21.
Plot II. D. 11.
Son of Mrs. Louisa Brown, of 101, Cannon St., Toronto.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Peace Perfect Peace, With Loved Ones Far Away."
187854 Private
William Charles Brown
1st Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion
1st October 1916.
Plot II. D. 26.
William Charles Brown
1st Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion
1st October 1916.
Plot II. D. 26.
183664 Private
Nicol Bunyan
31st Bn. Canadian Infantry
27th September 1916.
Plot III. G. 2.
Nicol Bunyan
31st Bn. Canadian Infantry
27th September 1916.
Plot III. G. 2.
R/10183 Rifleman
Albert Leslie Bursill
1st Bn. King's Royal Rifle Corps
17th February 1917, aged 26.
Plot VI. G. 4.
Son of Charles and Helena Bursill, of Shell Harbour, New South Wales.
Albert Leslie Bursill
1st Bn. King's Royal Rifle Corps
17th February 1917, aged 26.
Plot VI. G. 4.
Son of Charles and Helena Bursill, of Shell Harbour, New South Wales.
163971 Private
Robert Arthur Buss
25th Bn. Canadian Infantry
1st October 1916.
Plot III. E. 14.
Robert Arthur Buss
25th Bn. Canadian Infantry
1st October 1916.
Plot III. E. 14.
1305 Private
William Byfield
51st Bn. Australian Infantry, A. I. F.
3rd September 1916, aged 27.
Plot IX. N. 7.
Son of George and Johannah Byfield, of 178, Brisbane St., Brown Hill, Western Australia. Native of Clunes, Victoria. Australia.
Studio portrait of 1305 Private (Pte) William Byfield, 51st Battalion (Late 11th Battalion). A miner from Boulder, Western Australia, prior to enlistment in the 11th Battalion on 27 September 1914, he embarked from Fremantle on 22 February 1915 aboard HMAT Itonus for Gallipoli. The battalion was withdrawn to Alexandria in January 1916 and he was transferred to the 51st Battalion which relocated to the Western Front, France, in June 1916. Pte Byfield was killed in action near Pozieres, France, on 3 September 1916.
1117 Sergeant T. Davis later gave these details about finding the body of William Byfield;
"I saw Byfield lying dead and partly buried at Mouquet Farm in one of the German trenches. Only his head was visible. I satisfied myself that he was dead. The Germans recaptured the trench, and it was not until much later that it was taken again by the Canadians. I think it hardly likely that his body was ever recovered."
The original burial location for William was given as 1 mile East of Thiepval, 4 miles NE of Albert.
William Byfield
51st Bn. Australian Infantry, A. I. F.
3rd September 1916, aged 27.
Plot IX. N. 7.
Son of George and Johannah Byfield, of 178, Brisbane St., Brown Hill, Western Australia. Native of Clunes, Victoria. Australia.
Studio portrait of 1305 Private (Pte) William Byfield, 51st Battalion (Late 11th Battalion). A miner from Boulder, Western Australia, prior to enlistment in the 11th Battalion on 27 September 1914, he embarked from Fremantle on 22 February 1915 aboard HMAT Itonus for Gallipoli. The battalion was withdrawn to Alexandria in January 1916 and he was transferred to the 51st Battalion which relocated to the Western Front, France, in June 1916. Pte Byfield was killed in action near Pozieres, France, on 3 September 1916.
1117 Sergeant T. Davis later gave these details about finding the body of William Byfield;
"I saw Byfield lying dead and partly buried at Mouquet Farm in one of the German trenches. Only his head was visible. I satisfied myself that he was dead. The Germans recaptured the trench, and it was not until much later that it was taken again by the Canadians. I think it hardly likely that his body was ever recovered."
The original burial location for William was given as 1 mile East of Thiepval, 4 miles NE of Albert.
Second Lieutenant
Clarence Carpenter
23rd Bn. Royal Fusiliers
17th February 1917.
Plot IV. G. 21.
Clarence Carpenter
23rd Bn. Royal Fusiliers
17th February 1917.
Plot IV. G. 21.
455339 Private
Philias Carriere
Royal Canadian Regiment
8th October 1916, aged 19.
Plot I. B. 19.
Son of John Carriere, of Cornwall, Ontario.
Philias Carriere
Royal Canadian Regiment
8th October 1916, aged 19.
Plot I. B. 19.
Son of John Carriere, of Cornwall, Ontario.
Captain
Robert William Laws Chambers
9th Bn. Australian Infantry, A. I. F.
21st August 1916.
Plot IX. N. 2.
Son of Claude William and Evelina Chambers, of 121, Pitt St., Sydney, New South Wales. Native of Brisbane.
Robert William Laws Chambers
9th Bn. Australian Infantry, A. I. F.
21st August 1916.
Plot IX. N. 2.
Son of Claude William and Evelina Chambers, of 121, Pitt St., Sydney, New South Wales. Native of Brisbane.
Second Lieutenant
Theodore Chubb
10th Bn. London Regiment, attd. Royal Fusiliers
17th February 1917, aged 25.
Plot IV. E. 12.
Son of Charles F. and Elizabeth Hill Chubb, of Stratford Toney, Koonya, Tasmania. Native of Wiltshire, England.
His headstone bears the inscription: "His Duty Nobly Done And God Took Him."
Theodore Chubb
10th Bn. London Regiment, attd. Royal Fusiliers
17th February 1917, aged 25.
Plot IV. E. 12.
Son of Charles F. and Elizabeth Hill Chubb, of Stratford Toney, Koonya, Tasmania. Native of Wiltshire, England.
His headstone bears the inscription: "His Duty Nobly Done And God Took Him."
177267 Lance Corporal
Alvah John Coffin
87th Bn. Canadian Infantry
18th November 1916.
Plot I. F. 12.
Alvah John Coffin
87th Bn. Canadian Infantry
18th November 1916.
Plot I. F. 12.
172141 Private
Charles Colquhoun
5th Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion
2nd October 1916.
Plot II. G. 22.
Charles Colquhoun
5th Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion
2nd October 1916.
Plot II. G. 22.
23089 Private
Percival Charles Colton
9th Bn. Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment)
26th September 1916, aged 26.
Plot IX. F. 17.
Percival Charles Colton
9th Bn. Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment)
26th September 1916, aged 26.
Plot IX. F. 17.
669089 Private
William John Cooper
4th Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion
1st October 1916.
Plot II. B. 23.
William John Cooper
4th Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion
1st October 1916.
Plot II. B. 23.
23117 Sergeant
Parker Hooper Crockett, D. C. M.
14th Bn. Canadian Infantry (Quebec Regiment)
7th September 1916.
Plot III. G 22.
Son of Col. George and Mary Crockett, York, PEI, Canada.
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Picture and following text provided by his Great Nephew Parker Rodd
OFFICER PAYS TRIBUTE TO LATE SGT. CROCKETT
(Col.) Crockett, York, received the following letter from the officer commanding the 1st Company, l4th Battalion, Somewhere in France:
Dear Mrs. Crockett:- It is my very sad duty to have to write to you about your son, Sgt. Crockett of my Company. He was wounded in the front line trench, badly wounded in the right shoulder. Notwithstanding the great pain he was suffering he continued firingis left shoulder and by his example and encouragement was greatly responsible for the brushing off of an attack by the enemy. After things had quieted down your son was sent out of the dressing station and it was on the way out that he was hit by another shell and was killed.
Believe me, Mrs. Crockett, your son's death was one of the greatest losses my Company and the Battalion has had for a long time. At the time of his death his papers had gone for a Commission and he had been strongly recommended for his work in the trenches before the time he was hit. Your only consolation dear Madam is that he died a soldier's death fighting for his country. We buried your son in a shell hole and placed a cross over his grave.
If there is anything I can do for you please do not hesitate. May God comfort you in your trouble.
Very sincerely yours,
J. K. Carson, Major 0. C. 1 Coy.
14th Battalion.
Awarded:
Distinguished Conduct Medal (2nd highest)
1914 Star (Mons Star)
British War Medal
Victory Medal
Parker Hooper Crockett, D. C. M.
14th Bn. Canadian Infantry (Quebec Regiment)
7th September 1916.
Plot III. G 22.
Son of Col. George and Mary Crockett, York, PEI, Canada.
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Picture and following text provided by his Great Nephew Parker Rodd
OFFICER PAYS TRIBUTE TO LATE SGT. CROCKETT
(Col.) Crockett, York, received the following letter from the officer commanding the 1st Company, l4th Battalion, Somewhere in France:
Dear Mrs. Crockett:- It is my very sad duty to have to write to you about your son, Sgt. Crockett of my Company. He was wounded in the front line trench, badly wounded in the right shoulder. Notwithstanding the great pain he was suffering he continued firingis left shoulder and by his example and encouragement was greatly responsible for the brushing off of an attack by the enemy. After things had quieted down your son was sent out of the dressing station and it was on the way out that he was hit by another shell and was killed.
Believe me, Mrs. Crockett, your son's death was one of the greatest losses my Company and the Battalion has had for a long time. At the time of his death his papers had gone for a Commission and he had been strongly recommended for his work in the trenches before the time he was hit. Your only consolation dear Madam is that he died a soldier's death fighting for his country. We buried your son in a shell hole and placed a cross over his grave.
If there is anything I can do for you please do not hesitate. May God comfort you in your trouble.
Very sincerely yours,
J. K. Carson, Major 0. C. 1 Coy.
14th Battalion.
Awarded:
Distinguished Conduct Medal (2nd highest)
1914 Star (Mons Star)
British War Medal
Victory Medal
24158 Private
Reuben Crombie
11th Bn. Manchester Regiment
26th September 1918, aged 35.
Plot IX. J. 29.
Husband of Bertha Brown (formerly Crombie). of 14, Station Rd., Milton, Stoke-on-Trent.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Rest In Peace."
Reuben Crombie
11th Bn. Manchester Regiment
26th September 1918, aged 35.
Plot IX. J. 29.
Husband of Bertha Brown (formerly Crombie). of 14, Station Rd., Milton, Stoke-on-Trent.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Rest In Peace."
135461 Private
David Cumming
5th Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion
1st October 1916, aged 28.
Plot II. C. 22.
Son of David and Magdalene Cumming, of "Mimosa," Bridge-of-Weir, Renfrewshire.
His headstone bears the inscription: "His Is Not Death, He Has Passed Into Life."
David Cumming
5th Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion
1st October 1916, aged 28.
Plot II. C. 22.
Son of David and Magdalene Cumming, of "Mimosa," Bridge-of-Weir, Renfrewshire.
His headstone bears the inscription: "His Is Not Death, He Has Passed Into Life."
864 Lance Corporal
Arthur Henry Daniels
7th Bn. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment)
18th November 1916.
Plot IX. G. 5.
Arthur Henry Daniels
7th Bn. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment)
18th November 1916.
Plot IX. G. 5.
435550 Private
Melvin Wallace Pearson Dent
49th Bn. Canadian Infantry
9th October 1916, aged 18.
Plot II. D. 22.
Son of Amos and Elizabeth Dent, of Calgary, Alberta. Native of Hexham, England.
His headstone bears the inscription: "It Is Well With My Soul."
Melvin Wallace Pearson Dent
49th Bn. Canadian Infantry
9th October 1916, aged 18.
Plot II. D. 22.
Son of Amos and Elizabeth Dent, of Calgary, Alberta. Native of Hexham, England.
His headstone bears the inscription: "It Is Well With My Soul."
186088 Private
George Horace Dow
8th Bn. Canadian Infantry
26th September 1916, aged 18.
Plot VII. G. 21.
Son of Mrs. Susan Marshall, of 661, Pine St., Winnipeg.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Peace Perfect Peace."
George Horace Dow
8th Bn. Canadian Infantry
26th September 1916, aged 18.
Plot VII. G. 21.
Son of Mrs. Susan Marshall, of 661, Pine St., Winnipeg.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Peace Perfect Peace."
186552 Private
Walter Bruce Dunham
16th Bn. Canadian Infantry
Died between 25th September 1916 and 28th September 1916.
Plot II. A. 11.
Walter Bruce Dunham
16th Bn. Canadian Infantry
Died between 25th September 1916 and 28th September 1916.
Plot II. A. 11.
2314 Lance Corporal
Thomas Crosbie Dunwoody
43rd Bn. Canadian Infantry
8th October 1917, aged 22.
Plot II. E. 25.
Son of Alexander and Annie Dunwoody, of Winnipeg.
Thomas Crosbie Dunwoody
43rd Bn. Canadian Infantry
8th October 1917, aged 22.
Plot II. E. 25.
Son of Alexander and Annie Dunwoody, of Winnipeg.
65304 Private
Hilton Burnley Eccles
24th Bn. Canadian Infantry
1st October 1916, aged 29.
Plot IV. B. 26.
Husband of Theresa Eccles, of Ibramieh, Ramleh, Alexandria, Egypt.
His headstone bears the inscription: "In Loving Memory Of My Dear Husband, Hilton. Gone But Not Forgotten."
Hilton Burnley Eccles
24th Bn. Canadian Infantry
1st October 1916, aged 29.
Plot IV. B. 26.
Husband of Theresa Eccles, of Ibramieh, Ramleh, Alexandria, Egypt.
His headstone bears the inscription: "In Loving Memory Of My Dear Husband, Hilton. Gone But Not Forgotten."
141903 Corporal
Richard Elliott
24th Bn. Canadian Infantry
1st October 1916, aged 32.
Plot II. F. 1.
Son of Thomas and Margaret Elliott, of Moybane, Ireland; husband of Annie J. Elliott, of Aughrim, Springfield, Enniskillen, Ireland.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Faithful Unto Death."
Richard Elliott
24th Bn. Canadian Infantry
1st October 1916, aged 32.
Plot II. F. 1.
Son of Thomas and Margaret Elliott, of Moybane, Ireland; husband of Annie J. Elliott, of Aughrim, Springfield, Enniskillen, Ireland.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Faithful Unto Death."
150078 Lance Corporal
William Falcus
8th Bn. Canadian Infantry
26th September 1916.
Plot III. F. 24.
Husband of Clara Falcus, of 3, Melford Rd., Plaistow, London, England.
William Falcus
8th Bn. Canadian Infantry
26th September 1916.
Plot III. F. 24.
Husband of Clara Falcus, of 3, Melford Rd., Plaistow, London, England.
477303 Lance Corporal
John Fielder
Royal Canadian Regiment
8th October 1916.
Plot IV. A. 15.
John Fielder
Royal Canadian Regiment
8th October 1916.
Plot IV. A. 15.
552722 Lance Corporal
Kenneth Campbell Findlay
Royal Canadian Regiment
8th October 1916, aged 20.
Plot IV. A. 16.
Son of Mrs. K. H. Mitcheson (formerly Findlay), of The Pretoria Country Club, Pretoria, South Africa, and the late Mr. J. G. Findlay.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Thou Hast Drawn Him From The Unreal Towards The Real."
Kenneth Campbell Findlay
Royal Canadian Regiment
8th October 1916, aged 20.
Plot IV. A. 16.
Son of Mrs. K. H. Mitcheson (formerly Findlay), of The Pretoria Country Club, Pretoria, South Africa, and the late Mr. J. G. Findlay.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Thou Hast Drawn Him From The Unreal Towards The Real."
177255 Sergeant
William Herbert Fitzpatrick
87th Bn. Canadian Infantry
18th November 1916, aged 26.
Plot III. B. 28.
Son of P. Fitzpatrick, of Montreal.
William Herbert Fitzpatrick
87th Bn. Canadian Infantry
18th November 1916, aged 26.
Plot III. B. 28.
Son of P. Fitzpatrick, of Montreal.
701177 Private
James Flett
43rd Bn. Canadian Infantry
8th October 1916.
Plot IV. A. 30.
James Flett
43rd Bn. Canadian Infantry
8th October 1916.
Plot IV. A. 30.
48085 Private
George Flitton
6th Bn. Northamptonshire Regiment
17th February 1917.
Plot IV. D. 13.
George Flitton
6th Bn. Northamptonshire Regiment
17th February 1917.
Plot IV. D. 13.
198265 Private
Joseph Charles Ferdinand Fortier
43rd Bn. Canadian Infantry
8th October 1916.
Plot IV. A. 14.
Joseph Charles Ferdinand Fortier
43rd Bn. Canadian Infantry
8th October 1916.
Plot IV. A. 14.
178135 Private
John Fleming Percival Foster
87th Bn. Canadian Infantry
18th November 1916.
Plot III. B. 2.
John Fleming Percival Foster
87th Bn. Canadian Infantry
18th November 1916.
Plot III. B. 2.
144505 Corporal
Justus Gardner
87th Bn. Canadian Infantry
18th November 1916.
Plot V. D. 24.
Justus Gardner
87th Bn. Canadian Infantry
18th November 1916.
Plot V. D. 24.
13216 Private
Richard Arthur Victor Garwood
8th Bn. Norfolk Regiment
17th February 1917, aged 23.
Plot VII. C. 21.
Son of Arthur W. and Helena Garwood, of 62, Unthank Rd., Norwich. Previously wounded at the Battle of the Somme 1st July, 1916.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Beyond The Sea Of Death Love Lives Yesterday, To-Day, For Ever."
Richard Arthur Victor Garwood
8th Bn. Norfolk Regiment
17th February 1917, aged 23.
Plot VII. C. 21.
Son of Arthur W. and Helena Garwood, of 62, Unthank Rd., Norwich. Previously wounded at the Battle of the Somme 1st July, 1916.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Beyond The Sea Of Death Love Lives Yesterday, To-Day, For Ever."
11054 Private
George J. Gatward
11th Bn. Royal Fusiliers
17th February 1917.
Plot VI. B. 19.
George J. Gatward
11th Bn. Royal Fusiliers
17th February 1917.
Plot VI. B. 19.
186571 Private
James Arthur Gaunt
8th Bn. Canadian Infantry
26th September 1916, aged 19.
Plot VIII. E. 24.
James Arthur Gaunt
8th Bn. Canadian Infantry
26th September 1916, aged 19.
Plot VIII. E. 24.
453578 Corporal
Claude Elwood Goslin
9th Coy. Canadian Machine Gun Corps
8th October 1916, aged 24.
Plot II. D. 27.
Son of James and Beatrice Goslin, of 9, Addison Rd., Bedford Park, London, England.
Claude Elwood Goslin
9th Coy. Canadian Machine Gun Corps
8th October 1916, aged 24.
Plot II. D. 27.
Son of James and Beatrice Goslin, of 9, Addison Rd., Bedford Park, London, England.
51962 Serjeant
Edward Josselyn Hallum
22nd Bn. Royal Fusiliers
17th February 1917.
Plot VII. E. 13.
Son of Mrs. Henrietta Hallum, of The Barll, Hadleigh Rd., Frinton-on-Sea.
Edward Josselyn Hallum
22nd Bn. Royal Fusiliers
17th February 1917.
Plot VII. E. 13.
Son of Mrs. Henrietta Hallum, of The Barll, Hadleigh Rd., Frinton-on-Sea.
40414 Serjeant
Ernest R. Heapy
8th Bn. North Staffordshire Regiment
19th November 1916, aged 26.
Plot IX. M. 18.
Son-in-law of Mary Ellen Hammonds, of 21, Granville St., Fenton, Stoke-on-Trent. Native of Stoke-on-Trent.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Greater Love Hath No Man Than This That A Man Lay Down His Life For His Friends."
Ernest R. Heapy
8th Bn. North Staffordshire Regiment
19th November 1916, aged 26.
Plot IX. M. 18.
Son-in-law of Mary Ellen Hammonds, of 21, Granville St., Fenton, Stoke-on-Trent. Native of Stoke-on-Trent.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Greater Love Hath No Man Than This That A Man Lay Down His Life For His Friends."
Lieutenant
Denzil Mitford Heriz Heriz-Smith
"A" Coy. 6th Bn. Northamptonshire Regiment
17th February 1917, aged 23.
Plot VIII. B. 21.
Son of Charles Mitford Heriz-Smith and Marion Heriz-Smith, of "Four Winds," Kessingland Beach, Lowestoft.
His headstone bears the inscription: "He Waited Upon The Lord."
Denzil Mitford Heriz Heriz-Smith
"A" Coy. 6th Bn. Northamptonshire Regiment
17th February 1917, aged 23.
Plot VIII. B. 21.
Son of Charles Mitford Heriz-Smith and Marion Heriz-Smith, of "Four Winds," Kessingland Beach, Lowestoft.
His headstone bears the inscription: "He Waited Upon The Lord."
105342 Rifleman
Clarence E. Hume
1st Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion
1st October 1916.
Plot II. A. 7.
Clarence E. Hume
1st Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion
1st October 1916.
Plot II. A. 7.
432559 Sergeant
Frederick Hutton
49th Bn. Canadian Infantry
8th October 1916, aged 26.
Plot II. G. 5.
Son of David S. Hutton, of Clover Bar, Alberta. Born at Carnoustie, Scotland. Enlisted at Edmonton, Alberta.
His headstone bears the inscription: "At Rest."
Frederick Hutton
49th Bn. Canadian Infantry
8th October 1916, aged 26.
Plot II. G. 5.
Son of David S. Hutton, of Clover Bar, Alberta. Born at Carnoustie, Scotland. Enlisted at Edmonton, Alberta.
His headstone bears the inscription: "At Rest."
153344 Sergeant
Frank Jenkins
43rd Bn. Canadian Infantry
8th October 1916, aged 18.
Plot III. C. 30.
Son of Robert and Maggie Jenkins, of 245, Montrose Avenue, Elmwood, Winnipeg. Native of Kilmarnock, Scotland.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Asleep Till The Day Break And Shadows Flee Away."
Frank Jenkins
43rd Bn. Canadian Infantry
8th October 1916, aged 18.
Plot III. C. 30.
Son of Robert and Maggie Jenkins, of 245, Montrose Avenue, Elmwood, Winnipeg. Native of Kilmarnock, Scotland.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Asleep Till The Day Break And Shadows Flee Away."
442409 Private
John Henry Jerram
54th Bn. Canadian Infantry
18th November 1916, aged 45.
Plot I. E. 6.
Son of Fannie Jerram, of 2, Harrington Rd., Preston Park, Brighton, England, and the late John B. Jerram. Native of Harrops, British Columbia.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Sic Itur Ad Astra." (Latin - Thus One Journey's To The Stars.)
John Henry Jerram
54th Bn. Canadian Infantry
18th November 1916, aged 45.
Plot I. E. 6.
Son of Fannie Jerram, of 2, Harrington Rd., Preston Park, Brighton, England, and the late John B. Jerram. Native of Harrops, British Columbia.
His headstone bears the inscription: "Sic Itur Ad Astra." (Latin - Thus One Journey's To The Stars.)
700412 Private
William Ernest Knowles
43rd Bn. Canadian Infantry
8th October 1916.
Plot III. C. 25.
William Ernest Knowles
43rd Bn. Canadian Infantry
8th October 1916.
Plot III. C. 25.
