Remembrance Day - November 11

[Zelley]

Raymond Tilston - John (Jack) Phillips -
Horace George Godbold - Edward (Ted) Godbold

Late Veterans:
George Arthur Godbold - Leicesrershire Regiment, England.   William J. Zelley, Seaforth Highlanders of Canada

[Wendi]

Zelley, it's almost time to go big time with "The Tribute"

Hope your ready

[flocklet]

In memory of my uncle Flying Officer Wiliam MOORE died 7 March 1945 aged 30. Also in memory of my dad Arthur MOORE died 5 June 1986. RIP. 

[MarieC]

In memory of two relatives who were the only children of their parents.  With their deaths in war, their family lines were extinguished.  I can only try to imagine their parents' grief.

1.  Distant cousin Captain Walter John Hartley, Royal Irish Fusiliers.  Died at Gallipoli 16 August 1915.  Son of Sir Walter Noel Hartley, FRS and his wife Mary/May (nee Laffan).

2.  Cousin William Hall, died in Papua New Guinea in World War II.  Son of Wilfrid Manning Hall and Marjorie nee Beswick.

Rest in peace, fine young men.

MarieC

[linmey]

In memory of
         GERALD CHAMBERLAIN
Died in Pernes, France in July 1918 aged 23 years. Son of Frederick and Mary Ann Chamberlain of Riseley Bedfordshire. Brother to Phyllis and Mabel Chamberlain and my great uncle.
         I have never visited his grave but hope to soon.
              REST IN PEACE
         
                  Linmey.

[Nicky]

In memory of my Great Uncle Arthur Edward Sewell who died in Sandakan POW  on 5th March 1945.
He was serving with the Australian Army.

Nicky

[Siouxzie]

Remembering Civilian War Dead too

My great Aunts

Eva Mary Bearman 24 & Elsie Elizabeth Bearman 22

who died 17th October 1940 Greenwich London in a bombing raid

[LancsLass]

In Loving Memory of

      Private Harold Eastwood.....1/10th  Manchester Regiment
 who died aged 19 years on Saturday 5th June 1915..Galipoli.

He died of wounds on his way to the Military Hospital on Malta and is buried at sea...

Eldest son of John Stanley and Mary Ann (nee Kay) Eastwood of 267 Featherstal Road North Oldham..
One of many of the " Cotton Town " Territorials who left Oldham, never to return.....
My Nan's beloved older brother.........still remembered by his family.

[Rebecca Steele]

In Memory of:

George Frederick Morgan, Private, who died aged 18, 14/07/1915. He died of his injuries.

Regiment: Royal Marine Light Infantry
Portsmouth Bn. R.N. Div

Son of George and Clara Morgan, of 14, Leonard Rd., Gloucester.

He is buried at Lancashire Landing Cemetary, Turkey.

Chui