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- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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Page 1-FROM/ QUARNDON// 1914-1918; Pages 2 to 17- [WW1 names]; Page 18 to 19- 1939-1945; Page 20- [blank]; Pages 21 to 28- [WW2 names]
Page 2 [Blank]; Page 3- William Arthur Charles Boissier/ Lieutenant,/ Royal Marine Artillery.// Accidentally drowned off Belgium./ 27th. July, 1917./ 27 years of age.; Page 4- Harry Bull/ Sergeant,/ Sherwood Foresters.// He was the first to go from this/ village to the war.; Page 5- Erskine Alick Crossley/ Captain.// Church Warden./ Died 3rd. April, 1920, from wounds/ Buried in Quarndon church yard./ The Altar Cross/ was given in his memory.; Page 6- Frederick Dorell/ 4th. Bedfordshire Infantry.; Page 7- Eric Dunstan; Page 8- William Fowke// Educated at Quarndon School./ Gassed in France./ Died 28th. August, 1919./ Buried at Burton-on-Trent cemetery.; Page 9- Tom Harness/ Australian Infantry; Page 10- Joseph Heathcote/ Private,/ 3rd. North Staffordshire.// Educated at Quarndon School./ Died from fever, 12th Feb, 1917. Aged 32./ Buried in Horninglow church yard.; Page 11- Reginald Smith Hood/ Private,/ 9th. Sherwood Foresters.// In the Church choir./ Killed on landing at Dardanelles,/ 9th August, 1915.; Page 12-Harry Moorcroft/ Post Office Rifles./ Taught at Quarndon School./ Member of the choir./ Killed at Levée Wood on the Somme, 1916.; Page 13- William Frederick Pearce/ 2nd Leinster Regiment.// Killed 12th. April, 1917/ Buried in Lieven Cemetry, France./ 23 years of age.; Page 14- Horace Revitt/ 5th. Sherwood Foresters.; Page 15- Ernest Ride/ 2/8 London Regiment./ Educated at Quarndon School and/ member of the choir./ Killed at Bullecourt, 14th June, 1917.; Page 16- Alfred William Scott// Educated at Quarndon School and/ member of the choir./ Died 11th. March, from wounds. Aged 37./ 1920; Page 17- George Winson/ 3rd. South Staffordshire.; Page 21- Eric Broadhead/ Gunner R.A.F.// Lost his life while on operations/ over Germany./ Between May, 23rd. & 24th. 1942./ Aged 21 years./ Page 22- David Brown/ Private.//Killed on Active Service.; Page 23- Charles Burton/ Ft. Sergeant R.A.F.// Lost his life while on operations/ over Germany:/ Between August, 23rd. & 24th. 1943./ Aged 29 years.; Page 24-Ewart Holmes/ Private,/ Royal Scots Fusiliers.// Killed in action in action in North West./ Europe./ July, 20th. 1944./ Aged 28 years.; Page 25- John Irwin/ Ft. Sergeant R.A.F.// Lost his life while on operations/ over Germany:/ Between July, 9th. & 10th. 1943./ Aged 37 years.; Page 26- Walter Jaffrey/ Private,/ 2nd. Royal Warwicks.// Killed in action in North West/ Europe./ July, 20th. 1944./ Aged 28 years.; Page 27- Francis Sale Knighton./ F/O R.A.F.V.R./ (Coastal Command)/ Lost his life off the coast of/ North Africa./ March, 7th. 1944./ Aged 21 years.; Page 28- Walter Edward Stone/ Private./ 4th. Battalion Royal Berkshires.// Died of wounds as a result of/ enemy action./ September, 30th. 1940./ Aged 23 years.
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