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- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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Remember the gallant Dead, men of this Parish, who gave their lives in the Great War, 1914-1918. Their name liveth for evermore. / Thanks be unto God, Who giveth us the victory through Our Lord Jesus Christ.
[WW1, from County of Middlesex Independent] Thomas Armitage, George Bacon, Fred J. Bacon, William A. Bacon, James Bemmer, Charles M. Bryant, Charles Camp, James Chisnell, Sidney Clements, John W. Collett, Sidney Collins, Hans H. A. Cooke (Captain), Charles J. Corke, Joseph A. Cotton, Bertie A. Crawford, William Dear, James H. Dearman, Edward Digby, James Grant, John Hammond, Ernest Hancock, Reginald G. Humphrey, James Humphreys, James Jones, Alfred G. King, John Knight, William G. Lamerton, Albert Lewis, Ernest W. Lodge, Charles Mann, Richard Martin, Ernest Meads, Thomas Meads, Sidney G. Moles, Alfred Moon, Noel C. F. Nixon (Captain), Frank Pocock, John Roberts, Henry T. Robertson, Edward Rose, Harry Ruff, Bernard Shailer, Charles S. Sharp, George H. Shewry, Charles Shirvell, Frederick Shirvell, Thomas H. Smith, Bert Snelling, John Stanley, Henry J. C. Thomas, Walter Waite, Walter W. West, H. Montague Whitehead (Lieutenant), Alfred Wilson, Frederick R. Wolland, John Woodwards [WW2, from WMFHS transcript] Kenneth Allwright, Maurice William Armitage, George Barber, Ernest Bray, Cyril John Butler, Edward John David Chick, Peter Chittenden, Richard Cluney, Thomas Dodge, Francis James Fine, Alwyn Gibson, Edwad Goodwin, Robert Hawkes, Stanley Herbert, Holland Hood, Frederick Henry William James, William Portsmouth, Frank Reeve, Mervyn Walker, Ralph Wildbore, George Frederick Young
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