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Harlton WWI Roll of Honour - Taken by ©2026 Colin Murray 29 Aug 2026
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Harlton WWI Roll of Honour detail - Taken by ©2026 Colin Murray 29 Aug 2026
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Harlton WWI Roll of Honour Printers detail - Taken by ©2026 Colin Murray 29 Aug 2026
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Harlton WWI Roll of Honour in context at centre on the door - Taken by ©2026 Colin Murray 29 Aug 2026
Reference WMO/269172
Address:
Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Coach Drive
Harlton
CB23 1EN
England
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FOR KING AND COUNTRY/ 1914 - 1918/ NAME SERVICE REMARKS/ (Names)/ NAVY/ (Names)/ Also connected with Parish/ (Names)/ SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION, 57, & 59, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON EC
Percy Patman II Suffolk Prisoner of War in Germany 1914 - 1918 Captain M J Ellison Royal Field Artillery Wounded Gallipoli 1915 Wounded France 1917 Captain A D Ellison MC Royal Field Artillery Wounded France 1917 Major H S Ellison MC Royal Field Artillery Wounded twice 1916 Wounded France 1917 Leonard Mace XI Suffolks Served in France Charles Lawrence VII Suffolks Wounded 1916 Wounded 1917 Prisoner of War 1918 Sergeant Page Mace XI Suffolks and King's African Rifles Served in Africa, Invalided out 1918 Charles Cosford A.S.C. and R.M.L. Served in France George Brown VII Suffolks France 1915 Prisoner of War 1918 Horace Mace Cambs. Regt. Corporal William S Patman R.A.F. Served in Salonica and France William Bolton Queens Royal W. Surreys Wounded France Frederick Peters East Surreys Served in Salonica Joseph Bolton Suffolks Wounded France 1918 Lewis Northrop Motor Transport Served in France Philip Mace Transport Section Charlie Mace R.G.A. Christopher Rayner Middlesex Regt. James Ling Suffolk Yeomanry Wounded France 1917 Fred Bass Royal Engineers Served in France Joined up 1914 Willie Matthews R.A.M.C. Edward Patman Bedfordshire Regt. Wounded France 1918 Leonard Garner East Surreys Wounded France William Ivatt Royal Engineers Served in France Percival Patman York and Lancs Regt. Served in France Severely gassed Charlie Cosford Royal Fusiliers Harry Horsnall Australian Imperial Force Invalided Gallipoli 1915, France wounded 1917 Discharged NAVY Sydney Hunt Royal Marines Severely wounded Discharged Arthur Hunt HMS Antrim HMS Courageous Wireless Operator Walter Pitt Fox Willie Mitchell HMS Constance Gunner Alfred Horsnall HMS Marlborough at Heligoland and Jutland Also connected with the Parish Sgt. Harry Bolton Sgt. Absolam Mace George Prime Charles Prime Maurice Patman Lewis Fuller Percy Prime Sgt. Charles Cullup Robert Clarke Lieut. W G Young MC Sgt F L Young James Hammond Killed in Action Tom Cullup Killed in Action
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