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Panel 3 The Dover War Memorial

DIXON, PERCY VICTOR. J/18249. Able Seaman, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Natal." Died: 30/12/1915. Age 19. Son of Mrs. E. K. Dixon, of 26, Clarendon Rd. Dover, Kent. Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial, Ref: 9. Brother of Regnald James Dixon below. more info: Click

DIXON, REGINALD JAMES. 8976. Serjeant, Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry. 2nd Bn. Killed in action: France. 25/09/1915. Born: Buckland, Dover Kent. Enlisted: Shornecliffe, Folkestone Kent. Residence: Tower Hamlets, Dover Kent. Memorial: Loos, Panel 83 to 85. more info: Click

DIXON, WILLIAM JOHN. J/5442. Able Seaman, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Natal." Died: 30/12/1915. Age 23. Son of William John and Elizabeth Dixon, of 1, Valley Rd. River, Dover, Kent. Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial, Ref: 9.

On 30^th December 1915 Natal was lying in the Cromarty Firth with her squadron under the command of Captain Eric Back RN. Shortly after 3.20pm, and without warning, a series of violent explosions tore through the ship. Within 5 short minutes she capsized, a blazing wreck.

390 men, more than half of the ship’s company, 11 women and children and two dockyard workers perished either from the explosions or in the freezing water of the Cromarty Firth. Those bodies which were recovered from the sea were interred in Rosskeen Churchyard, Invergordon.

DOWLE, ROBERT. 7629. The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) 10th Bn. Killed in action. Flanders. 24/02/1917. Age 25. Son of Robert James Dowle, of 1, Spring Cottage, Peter St. Dover. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Klein- Vierstraat British Cemetery, I. C. 16.

DOWLE, WILLIAM ROBERT. M/338389. Army Service Corps, 881st M.T. Coy.Died. 14/11/1918. Age 30. Son of Mrs. Dowle, of Dover Kent. Husband of Ethel Maud Dowle, of 57, Glenfield Rd. Buckland, Dover Kent. Cemetery: Chelakula Military Cemetery, Nish. Ref: A. 6.

DRAPER, A.R.O. No information currently available.

DREW, EDWIN JOSEPH. L/7787. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment), 2nd Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 28/05/1915. Age 30. Son of Richard Drew, of Mill Lane, Upper Deal, Kent. Husband of Emma A. Hammond (formerly Drew) of 42, Devonshire Rd. Dover. Born: Walmer, Deal Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Ypres, Menin Gate. Panel 12 and 14.

DUNBAR,J.S No information currently available.

DUNCAN, ALBERT HENRY. L/9906. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment), 6th Bn. Killed in action. France. 13/10/1915. Born: Hougham, Nr Dover Kent. Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Loos Memorial, Panel 15 to 19.

DUNN, ARTHUR RUBERT. 13030. Worcestershire Regiment, 4th Bn. Killed in action: France. 23/04/1917. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: London. Residence: Ilford, Essex. Memorial: Arras, Memorial, Bay 6.

The information below was sent to me from Mark Frost. The Dover Museum.
Dunn, Horace L. Born Dover 1897. 4 Malvern Rd., Dover 1901. Son of Bessie.

DUNN, REGINALD VICTOR. 533281. London Regiment (Prince of Wales' Own Civil Service Rifles), 1st/15th Bn. Died: 04/05/1917. Age 20. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Dunn, of 34, York St. Almshouse, Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Kemmel Chateau Military Cemeterey. D. 45.

DUNN, WILLIAM JAMES. L/6842. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment), 1st Bn. Killed in action: France. 24/03/1915. age 32. Son of Capt. and Mrs. Dunn, of Dover Kent. Husband of Gertrude Dunn, of 48, Dour St. Dover. Born: Charlton, Dover Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Ration Farm Military, La Chapelle-D`Armentieres. Ref: VI. C. 11.

DURBAN, ALLAN EDWIN. 290501. Serjeant, Middlesex Regiment. 1st/10th Bn. Died: India. 22/08/1917. Age 27. Son of Thomas Morris and Eliza Durban, of 154, High St. Hythe, Kent. Enlisted: Stamford Brook, Middx. Residence: Kentish Town, Middx. Memorial: Kirkee 1914-1918 Memorial. Face 7

The information below was sent to me from Mark Frost. The Dover Museum.
Durban, Allen E. Born Aylesford 1890. 27 Priory Hill, Dover 1901. 7 Priory Hill 1912. Son of Thomas and Eliza (house decorator).

DYER, HENRY MARTIN ABRAHAM. 10113. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment), 1st Bn. Died of wounds: Flanders. 19/04/1916. Age 26. Son of Henry Martin Dyer and Johanna Louisa Dyer, of 192, Union Rd. Dover kent. Born: St James, Dover Kent. Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Lijssenthoek, Military Cemetery. Ref: VI. C. 12.

DYER, EDWARD GEORGE. T/504. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment), 1st/4th Bn. Died. M.E.F. 25/09/1915. Born: St Mary`s, Dover Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Heliopolis (Adan) Memorial. Ref: T/504.

DYER, ALBERT SIDNEY. L/9940. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment), 1st Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 20/10/1914. Age 18. Son of Henry Martin Dyer and Johanna Louisa Dyer, of 192, Union Rd. Dover. Born: Christchurch, Dover Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Tower Hamlets, Dover Kent. Memorial: Ploegsteert Memorial. Panel 2. Dover war Memorial lists his name as: S. A. Dyer.

EAST, HUBERT JAMES. Captain. York and Lancaster Regiment, 1st Bn. Died: Flanders. 10/05/1915. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. East, of "East Lee," Dover. Husband of Mary Vera Hyde Upward (formerly East) of 111, Victoria Drive, Eastbourne. Memorial: Ypres, Menin Gate. Panel 36 and 55.

EASTERFIELD, GEORGE. 26171. Machine Gun Corps (Infantry), 103rd Coy. Died of wounds: France. 01/07/1916. Age 28. Son of George Dennis Easterfield and Adelaide Easterfield, of 5, Riverside Terrace, River, Dover. Kent. Born: Tonbridge, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: River, Dover Kent. Memorial: Thiepval, Pier and Face 5 C and 12 C. Formerly 3/859, East Kent Regiment. ( The Buffs )

EAVES, ALFRED THOMAS. Lieutenant, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) 10th Bn. Died: France. 03/10/1916. Memorial: Thiepval. Pier and Face 5 D and 6 D.
From, Mark Frost. Dover Museum.
EAVES, ALFRED THOMAS. Lieutenant, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) 10th Bn. Died: France. 03/10/1916. Memorial: Thiepval. Pier and Face 5 D and 6 D. Teacher at Dover Grammar School and Scoutmaster at St. Martins. Dover Grammar School boy 1901-1902.

EDMOND, EDWIN JAMES. 544010. Royal Engineers, 2nd/1st Bn. (Cinque Ports), Died: Home. 20/05/1917. Age 35. Son of Robert and Emma Edmond. Husband of Ethel Nelly Edmond, of 6, Military Rd. Dover. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: St. Mary`s, Dover Kent. Ref: K. E. 26.

EDWARDS, FREDERICK WILLIAM. Artificer Engineer, Royal Navy. H.M.S. Flirt. Died: 01/06/1916. Age 43. Son of Frederick and Mary Edwards, of Dover. Husband of Lottie Victoria Edwards, of The Royal Hotel, Sheerness. Cemetery: Sheerness, Isle of Sheppey. Ref: V. 221.

ELLENDER, REGINALD ALFRED. 495231. Royal Army Medical Corps, 53rd Stat. Hosp. Died: North Russia. 02/07/1918. Age 31. Awards: MM. Son of Joseph William and Elisabeth Ellender. Husband of Olive May Ellender, of 208, Folkestone Rd. Dover Kent. Born at Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Sittingbourne, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Murmansk New British Cemetery. Ref: A. 9.

ELLIS, C.E. No information currently available.

ELLIS, E.B.
From, Mark Frost. Dover Museum.
ELLIS, Ernest Benjamin Stoker 1st Class, HMS Racoon. Died 9/1/1918. Born: Dover 1898. 1901; 9 Finnis’s Hill (Limekiln St.), son of George & Eliza, railway gate keeper.

ELLIS, GEORGE ALFRED. Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) 1st Bn. Killed in action. France. 13/09/1914. Husband of Amy E. Ellis, of 60, Oswald Rd. Buckland, Dover. Kent. Born: Stoke-by-Nayland, Suffolk. Enlisted: Maidstone, Kent. Memorial: La Ferte-Sous-Jouarre Memorial.

ELVERSON, RONALD WHIDBORNE. Lieutenant, East Surrey Regiment. 9th Bn. Died: 25/09/1918. Memorial: Vis-En-Artois Memorial. Panel 6.

From, Mark Frost. Dover Museum.
ELVERSON, RONALD WHIDBORNE. Lieutenant, East Surrey Regiment. 9th Bn. Died: 25/09/1918. Memorial: Vis-En-Artois Memorial. Panel 6. Born Kensington, London 1890. 1901; 12, Victoria Park, Dover, Kent. Son of Hamilton & Anna, retired Major of Infantry (Major Elverson died Dover 1904).

ERRY, THOMAS HERBERT. T.F. 202273. Duke of Cambridges Own. ( Middlesex Regiment ). 1/7th Bn. Killed in action: 03/05/17. France & Flanders. Enlisted: Hornsey, Middlesex. Residence: Dover, Kent. Not found on the C.W.G.C. website.

EVANS,A.W. No information currently available.

EVANS,E.A. No information currently available.

EVANS, SAMUEL VICTOR DUKE. TF/202203. Middlesex Regiment, 1st/7th Bn. Killed in action. France. 24/09/1916. Age 20. Son of Major F. and Mrs. E. A. Evans, of 30, Vale View Rd. Dover. Born: Ceylon, India. Enlisted: Sevenoaks, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Thiepval, Pier and Face 12 D and 13 B. Dover War Memorial: Lists, V. S. Evans. Soldiers Died CD: Lists, Samuel Victor Evans.

EVERALL, EDWARD HENRY. 233891. Able Seaman, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Aboukir." Died: 22/09/1914. Age 26. Son of Freeman and Ellen Everall, of 19, Vale View Rd. Dover. Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial. Ref: 2. (H.M.S. Aboukir, was hit by a single torpedo and sank 22nd Sept 1914.)

On September 22 1914. the German submarine U9 fired a single torpedo at Aboukir, which stuck her on her port side. Aboukir rolled over and sank, half an hour after being attacked.

EVERSFIELD, FREDERICK. J/12826. Able Seaman, Royal Navy. H.M. S/M "D6." Died: 24/06/1918. Age 24. Husband of Kathleen Christina Eversfield, of 19, St. James Rd. Carshalton, Surrey. Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial, Ref: 28.

June 28^th 1918, D6 was sunk in the North Sea, off the Irish coast by UB73.

The information below was sent to me from Mark Frost. The Dover Museum. Allowing me to find this man. Eversfield, Frederick. Born Dover 1895. Alexandra Cottages, Tower St, Dover 1901. Son of Mary.

FAGGETHER, WILLIAM, 7217. 9th (Queen's Royal) Lancers. Died: Flanders. 20/05/1915. Memorial: Ypres, Menin Gate. Panel 5. W.A.FAGGETTER. on the Dover Memorial.

FAIRWEATHER, WILLIAM HENRY. K/6889. Stoker 1st Class, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Aboukir." Died: 22/09/1914. Age 24. Son of William Henry and Catherine Julia Fairweather, of Dover, Kent. Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial.

On September 22 1914. the German submarine U9 fired a single torpedo at Aboukir, which stuck her on her port side. Aboukir rolled over and sank, half an hour after being attacked.

FARLEY, HARRY WILLIAM. Lieutenant, Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) 8th Bn. Died: 24/04/1918. Memorial: Arras, Bay 7. The information below was sent to me from Mark Frost. The Dover Museum. Allowing me to find this man. Farley, Harry William. Born Folkestone 1895. 45 Townwall St, Dover Kent. 1901 (living with Uncle Edwin Farley, dairyman & shopkeeper)1912 1, Townwall St. (dairy) 1912. Herne Villa, Folkestone Rd. (home).

FARRELL, WILLIAM HENRY. 3732. Rifle Brigade, 9th Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 25/09/1915. Age 25. Son of Ellen Farrell, of 66, Wyndham Rd. Tower Hamlets, Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent, Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Ypres, Menin Gate, Panel 46-48 and 50.

FARRETT, E. No information currently available.

FENNELL, JOHN THOMAS. 737. Chief Petty Officer (Pensioner), Royal Navy. (RFR/CH/A/907). H.M.S. "Aboukir." Died: 22/09/1914. Age 46. Son of John Benjamin and Charlotte Fennell, of Dover; husband of Eleanor Mary Fennell, of 6, Dunnett Rd. Cheriton, Folkestone, Kent. 23 years R.N. and 10 years R.F.R. Service. Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial, REF; 1. (H.M.S. Aboukir, was hit by a single torpedo and sank 22nd Sept 1914.)

FILES, ALFRED WILLIAM GEORGE. 46419. Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 4th Coy. Killed in action: Flanders. 10/10/1917. Age 25. Son of Annie Elizabeth Kirk, of 123, Heathfield Avenue, Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Tyne Cot, Panel 154 to 159 and 163A.

FINN, THOMAS GEORGE. G/7711. The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) 10th Bn. Killed in action: France.17/09/1916. Age 25 Son of Mrs. S. A. Finn, of 114, Clarendon St. Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Thiepval, Pier and Face 5D and 6D.

FISHWICK, MAURICE RANDALL. 266790. Private, Devonshire Regiment. 9th Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 26/10/1917. Husband of Alice Mary Hawkins (formerly Fishwick, of North Leigh, Colyton, Devon. Enlisted: Barnstaple. Memorial: Tyne Cot Memorial. Panel 38 to 40.

From, Mark Frost. Dover Museum.

FISHWICK, Maurice Rendall. Born Bideford, Devon 1890. Dover Grammar School boy 1905-1909. Sgt in Devon Regt joined 1915. Missing from 26/10/1917 at Passchendale.

FLEMING, PERCY ALEC. 42543. Essex Regiment, 11th Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 28/05/1918. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Tyne, Cot. Panel 98 to 99. Formerly: 9215, Royal West Kent.

FOGG, ARTHUR CHARLES. 65084. Company Serjeant Major, Royal Fusiliers. "A" Coy. 13th Bn. Died of wounds. France & flanders. 16/04/1918. Age 19. Son of Henrietta Sarah Fogg, of 104, Mayfield Avenue, Dover, and the late P. C. Norman Fogg. Born: Charlton, Dover Kent. Enlisted: Dover Kent. Residence: Dover Kent. Cemetery: St, Amand British Cemetery Ref: II A. 2. Formerly: The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) 1st. Bn. ( Brother of FOGG, Albert Frank. below. )

FOGG, ALBERT FRANK. L/9203. Serjeant, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) "A" Coy. 2nd Bn. Killed in action: France. 28/09/1915. Age 21. Eldest son of Norman and Henrietta Sarah Fogg, of 104, Mayfield Avenue, Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Loos. Panel 15 to 19.

FOREMAN, FREDERICK. 7606. Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry. 2nd Bn. Killed in action: France. 25/09/1915. Born: Buckland, Dover Kent. Enlisted: Ramsgate, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Loos. Panel 83 to 85.

FOREMAN, WILLIAM HENRY. Driver, Mercantile Marine Reserve. R.F. Aux. Dapper. Died: 05/10/1916. Age 46. Husband of C. Foreman, of 15, Pretoria Rd. Buckland, Dover. Cemetery: Buckland, Dover Kent. D. 2196.

FOSTER, F. No information currently available.

FORTH, WILLIAM STAVELEY. 87575. Middlesex Regiment, 18th Bn. Killed in action: France & Flanders. 06/07/1918. Age 38. Son of Elizabeth Forth, of 5, Church Rd. Temple Ewell, Dover, and the late George Frederick Samuel Forth. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Hagle Dump. Ref: I. H. 4.

FOWLER, ALFRED THOMAS. Canteen Server, Admiralty Civilian. H.M.S. "Hampshire." Died: 05/06/1916. Age 18. Son of Mrs. M. A. Belsey, of 4, Limekiln St. Dover. Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial. Ref: 20. (5th June 1916, H.M.S. Hampshire had struck a German mine and sunk. The bodies of over 100 officers and men were recovered from the sea and were interred into one common grave where they now lay to rest at the Lyness Cemetery, Hoy, Orkney.)

FOX, JOHN COLLON. 225495. Northamptonshire Regiment, 5th Bn. Killed in action: France & Flanders. 06/04/1918. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Senlis Communal Cemetery Extension. I. D. 22.

FRAMPTON, WILLIAM JOHN GOULBOURN S. Captain, East Lancashire Regiment.2nd Bn. Killed in action. 24/04/1918. Age 32. Son of Col. W. P. Frampton (late 59th Foot), and Mrs. Bayer Frampton, of Newton Hall, Clitheroe, Yorks. Memorial: Pozieres Memorial. Panel 42 and 43. (Soldiers died CD: Lists the name as, W. J. G. Shipdern Frampton,)
From, Mark Frost. Dover Museum.
FRAMPTON, WILLIAM JOHN GOULBOURN S. Born Dover 1885, son of William, born Dover 1839, Colonel of 30th Foot, and Mary Beatrice. 1901; pupil at Wellington College, Crowthorne. Parents William John and Mary B. Frampton of The Lodge, Park Avenue, Dover, retired Colonel.

FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN, 164423. Able Seaman, Royal Navy. (RFR/CH/B/3262). H.M.S. "Aboukir." Died: 22/09/1914. Age 40. Son of Benjamin Samuel Franklin, of George St., Buckland, Dover. Husband of Kate Franklin, of 10, Ethelbert Rd. Tower Hamlets, Dover, Kent. Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial. Ref: 2.

On September 22 1914. the German submarine U9 fired a single torpedo at Aboukir, which stuck her on her port side. Aboukir rolled over and sank, half an hour after being attacked

FRANKLIN, THOMAS HENRY. 5187. Leicestershire Regiment, 3rd/5th Bn. Died: Home. 17/05/1916. Age 40. Son of Benjamin Franklin, of Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Loughborough, Leics. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Hipswell, St, John Churchyard. Ref: 23. 3. Brother of Benjamin Franklin: Able Seaman 164423. Who died on 22/09/14.

FRANKS, R .S. Second Lieutenant, East Surrey Regiment. 8th Bn. attd. 1st Bn. Died: 12/10/1917. Memorial: Tyne Cot, Flanders. Panel: 79 to 80 and 163A.

FREEMAN, CHARLES WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER. K/15937. Stoker 1st Class, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Pathfinder." Died: 05/09/1914. Age 22. Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Freeman, of 47, Primrose Rd. Buckland, Dover. Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial. Ref: 5. (H.M.S. Pathfinder, was Sunk by the German submarine U 21. 5th September 1914.)
H.M.S. Pathfinder. she was torpedoed and sunk by U.21 off the East coast of

Scotland

on 5th September 1914.

FRENCH, HENRY JOHN. 237873. Able Seaman, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Pathfinder." Died: 05/09/1914. Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial. Ref: 2. (H.M.S. Pathfinder, was Sunk by the German submarine U 21. 5th September 1914.)

FRIEND, JOSEPH BERTIE. Second Lieutenant, The King's (Liverpool Regiment). 17th Bn. attd. 13th Bn. Died: France. 21/08/1918. Age 29. Son of Joseph Bertie and Mary Isabel Friend, of 7, Priory Gate Rd. Dover, Kent. Memorial: Vis-En-Artois. Panel 3 and 4.

FRIEND, WILLIAM ROBERT. G/235. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment), "C" Coy. 1st Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 02/08/1918. Age 21. Son of James and Sarah Ann Friend, of 4, Maxton Hill Cottages, Folkestone Rd. Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence, Dover, Kent. Memorial: Tyne Cot. Panel 17.

FRY, HORACE. 291257. Stoker 1st Class, Royal Navy. (RFR/CH/B/7348). H.M.S. "Aboukir." Died: 22/09/1914. Age 34. Son of George and Ellen Fry, of 19, Crabble Hill, Buckland, Dover. Husband of Adelaide Henrietta Fry, of 5, Pretoria Terrace, Buckland, Dover. Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial. Ref: 5. (H.M.S. Aboukir, was hit by a single torpedo and sank 22nd Sept 1914.)

FULLER, WILLIAM EDWARD. 7809. Band Serjeant, Gordon Highlanders. 2nd Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 04/10/1917. Age 31. Son of the late John and Susanah Fuller. Husband of Jane Flora Fuller, of Crabble Farm House, Crabble, Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: London. Memorial: Tyne Cot. Panel 135 to 136.

FUSSELL, WILLIAM BILLINGHAM. 8247. Royal Berkshire Regiment, 1st Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 04/11/1914. Age 22. Son of the late William Bellingham Fussell and Beatrice A. M. Fussell. Husband of Mrs. L H. Fussell, of 104, Mayfield Avenue, Dover, Kent Born: Longford, Ireland. Enlisted: Dublin. Memorial: Ypres, Menin Gate. Panel 45.

FYRTH, ALBERT JOHN. G/11923. Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment), "D" Coy. 8th Bn. Killed in action. Flanders. 10/06/1917. Age 24. Son of John and Emma Fyrth, of 84, Wyndham Rd. Tower Hamlets, Dover, Kent. Born: Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey. Enlisted: Canning Town, Essex. Residence: Poplar, E.14. Memorial: Ypres, Menin Gate. Panel 45 and 47.

GABBE, A.C.G. No information currently available.

GAGE, WILFRED ROY. T/2356. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) 1st/5th Bn. Killed in action: 07/01/1916. Born: St Margarets, Dover Kent. Elisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Amara War Cemetery. XXXI. C. 3. Theatre of War: M.E.F.

GALE, LEONARD FRANK. J/8830. Able Seaman, Royal Navy. H.M. Submarine L.11. Died: 03/01/1919. Age 26. Son of George and Annie Gale, of Dorking. Husband of Nellie Rosina Gale, of 13, De Burgh St. Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Charlton, Dover Kent. Ref: Y. S. 9.

GANDY, FRANK REGINALD GEORGE. 7137. London Regiment, 1st/19th Bn. Killed in action: France. 02/10/1916. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Thiepval. Pier and Face 9 D 9 C 13C and 12C. Formerly: 2888, 4th East Kent Regt.

GATEHOUSE, E.W. SS/103285. Stoker 1st Class, Royal Navy. H.M.S. Blonde. Died: 11/09/1916. Age 28. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Gatehouse, of Shakespeare Colliery, Dover. Kent. Cemetery: Charlton, Dover Kent. Ref: Z. N. 1.
From, Mark Frost. Dover Museum.
GATEHOUSE, Edward William SS/103285. Stoker 1st Class, Royal Navy. H.M.S. Blonde. Died: 11/09/1916. Age 28. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Gatehouse, of Shakespeare Colliery, Dover. Kent. Cemetery: Charlton, Dover Kent. Ref: Z. N. 1. Born Dover 1888. 1901; blacksmiths boy, 89 Limekiln St. Son of Charles & Elizabeth, miner-sinker.

GATEHOUSE, WILLIAM. JAMES. 16618/DA. Deck Hand, Royal Naval Reserve. H.M. Trawler, King's Grey. Died: 26/09/1918. Age 39. Husband of Mrs. E. M. Gatehouse, of 14, Lowther Rd. Tower Hamlets, Dover, Kent. Cemetery: St, James`s, Dover Kent. Ref: O. V. 9.

GATES, HORACE JOHN. Second Lieutenant, Royal Flying Corps. 16th Wing. Died: 19/11/1917. Age 26. Son of William Henry and Norah Amy Gates, of 197, Folkestone Rd. Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Struma Military Cemetery. Ref: I. X. 3.

GATES, THOMAS JAMES GEORGE. London Z/7117. Telegraphist, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. H.M. "P.36" Died: 10/10/1918. Age 20. Son of James Thomas Gates and Caroline Frances Gates, of 58, Nightingale Rd. Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Haslar, Royal Naval Cemetery. Ref: E. 33. 8.

GEARD, F.J.P. Service No 47. Corporal, Royal Flying Corps. 5th Sqdn. Died: 18/08/1914. Age 22. Born at Mottingham. Son of John and Emily Geard, of 36, Lascelles Rd. Maxton, Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Peronne Communal Cemetery.

GIBBONS, RICHARD GEORGE EDWARD. Carpenter, Mercantile Marine Reserve. H.M. Yacht, James Fletcher. Died: 02/11/1918. Age 39. Husband of E. A. Gibbons, of 10, Guildford Town, Dover. Cemetery: St, James`s, Dover Kent. Ref: T. I. 13.

GIBBS, P.

GILLHAM, FREDERICK HORACE. M/4581. Sick Berth Attendant 1st Class, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Lion." Died: 31/05/1916. Age 21. Son of William and Jane Gillham, of 162, Union Road, Buckland, Dover, Kent. Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial. Ref: 18. (H.M.S. Lion, 31 May 1916. took part in Battle of Jutland. Hit by 13, 12 inch and 1, 5.9 inch shell with 99 killed and 51 injured. )

GILL, THOMAS HENRY. K/25136. Stoker 1st Class, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Derwent." Died: 02/05/1917. Age 23. Son of Henry A. and Emma Gill, of 132, Union Rd. Buckland, Dover, Kent. Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial. Ref: 23. (H.M.S. Derwent, was Mined and sunk off Le Havre on 2nd May 1917.)

GLAYZER, FRANK. L/11072. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment), 6th Bn. Killed in action: France. 27/08/1918. Age 19. Son of Mr. P. F. and Mrs. C. Glayzer, of 15, Winchelsea Terrace, Dover, Kent. Born: Rochester, Kent. Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Meaulte Military Cemetery. Ref: F. 3.

GLEESON, AUGUSTINE. L/11429. Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment), 10th Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 07/06/17. Born: Brighton, Sussex. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Ypres, Menin Gate. Panel 45 and 47. Formerly: S/26733, R.A.S.C.

GODDEN,A. No information currently available.

GODDEN,H. No information currently available.

GODDEN, STEPHEN THOMAS. 208179. Royal Field Artillery, "B" Bty. 74th Bde. Died of wounds: France. 23/10/1918. Age 40. Son of Eliza Godden, of 18, Park St. Dover Kent. Husband of Florence Godden, of 57, Montern Rd. Forest Hill, London. Enlisted: Horley, Surrey. Residence: Smallfields, Surrey. Cemetery: Mont Huon Military Cemetery, Le Treport. Ref: VIII. M. 5B.

GODFREY, CHARLES WILLIAM. 119576. Royal Garrison Artillery, 288th Siege Bty. Killed in action: Flanders. 20/06/1917. Age 32. Husband of Edith K. Godfrey, of 6, Empire Terrace, College Rd. Margate, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Margate, Kent. Cemetery: Maple Leaf Cemetery. Ref: K. 7.

GOLDFINCH, EDWARD THOMAS. 27376. Grenadier Guards, 4th Bn. Died of wounds: Flanders. 13/10/1917. Age 28. Son of Thomas Edward and Elizabeth Hammond Goldfinch, of II, Kearsney Avenue, River, Dover. Born: Alkham, Nr Dover Kent. Memorial: Tyne Cot. Panel 9.

GOLDFINCH, PHILIP. S4/091033. Corporal, Army Service Corps. 63rd Field Bakery. Died: Home. 27/11/1915. Age 23. Son of W. P. and A. Goldfinch. of Dover, Kent. Born: Charlton, Dover Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Shepherdswell, Nr Dover Kent. Cemetery: Charlton, Dover Kent. Ref: Z. L. 22.

GOLDSACK, EDWARD JOHN. G/39959. The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) 7th Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 10/08/1917. Age 29. Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Goldsack, of Dover. Husband of May Beatrice Geary (formerly Goldsack), of 59, High St. Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Ypres, Menin Gate. Panel 11-13 and 14.

GOLDSMITH, HARRY. J/27719. Able Seaman, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Raglan." Died: 20/01/1918. Age 21. Son of Henry and Emma Elizabeth Goldsmith, of 3, Sea View Terrace, Buckland, Dover, Kent. Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial.Ref: 28. (HMS Raglan was sunk On the Morning of the 20th January 1920. she lost a total of 127 dead.)

GOLDSTRAW, GERALD PARKER. 19483. Royal Fusiliers, 26th Bn. Killed in action: France. 04/10/1916. Born: Pembroke Dock. Enlisted: Portsmouth. Residence: Dover. Memorial: Thiepval. Pier and Face 8 C 9 A. and 16A.

GOODWIN, FREDERICK GEORGE. Lance Corporal 260089. Royal Sussex Regiment, "A" Coy. 9th Bn. Died of wounds. France. 01/06/1918. Age 29. Son of Henry Holtum Goodwin and Clara Eliza Goodwin, of Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Pernes British Cemetery. Ref: II. E. 43.

GOULD, REUBEN. L/7328. Serjeant. Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment), 1st Bn. Killed in action. France. 22/07/1916. Age 35. Husband of Mrs. C. E. Cheeseman (formerly Gould), of 6, Woolcomber Lane, Dover, Kent. Born: Bethnal Green, London. Enlisted: London, Middlesex. Cemetery: Caterpillar Valley, Longueval. Ref: XIV.

GRANT, FRANK. Service No: Bristol Z/3424. Able Seaman, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. Howe Bn. R.N. Div. Died: 26/10/1917. Awards: MM. Memorial: Tyne Cot. Panel 2 to 3 and 162 to 162A.

GRANT, HENRY ALFRED. 33006. Norfolk Regiment, 1st Bn. Killed in action: France & Flanders. 26/04/1918. Age 31. Son of Henry and Susan Jane Grant, of Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Putney, Surrey. Cemetery: Tannay British Cemetery, Thiennes. Plot 2. Row A. Grave 11.

GRAVES, FRANCIS GEORGE. Second Lieutenant. Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment) 4th Bn. attd. 16th Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 20/09/1917. Memorial: Tyne Cot. Panel 99 to 102 and 162 to 162A.

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GRAVES, FRANCIS GEORGE. Second Lieutenant, Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment). Died 20/09/1917. Born Dover 1895. Dover Grammar School boy 1907-1909.

GRAVES, HENRY KNOTT. 4546. Royal Engineers, 88th Field Coy. Died: Mesopotamia. 13/10/1918. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Basra War Cemetery. Ref: I. Q. 1. Formerly: 88th Field Coy, R.E.

GRAY, HEWITT. 593468. Serjeant, London Regiment (London Irish Rifles) 18th Bn. Died: Flanders: 06/12/1917. Born: Hythe: Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Westoutre British Cemetery. Ref: B. 2. Formerly: 146, 4th Buffs.

GREEN, HERBERT DAVID. L/11377. The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) 1st Bn. Killed in action: France. 23/04/1917. Born: Chesterfield, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Arras. Bay 2. Formerly: T/30700. A.S.C.

GREEN, RICHARD WILLIAM. 31249. Private, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 50th Coy. Died of wounds: France. 13/11/1916. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Folkestone, Kent. Residence: Shorncliffe, Folkestone Kent. Cemetery: St, Sever Cemetery Extension, Rouen.Ref: O. I. R. 2. Formerly: G/8525, East Kent Regt.

GREGORY, ALFRED FREDRICK. 358468. Gunner, Royal Garrison Artillery. 352nd Siege Bty. Killed in action: France. 03/06/1917. Age 23. Son of Walter and Caroline Gregory, of 18, Widred Rd. Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Pont-De-Nieppe Communal Cemetery. Ref: II. D. 7.

GRIFFITHS, JAMES THOMAS. 593368. Rifleman, London Regiment (London Irish Rifles) 1st/18th Bn. Killed in action: France. 21/03/1918. Born: Cardiff, Wales. Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Arras. Bay 10. Formerly: 4185 4th Buffs.

GRIFFITHS,T. No information currently available.

GRIGSON, ALFRED HENRY. 5717. 11th (Prince Albert's Own) Hussars, Died of Wounds: France & Flanders. 14/05/1915. Born: Ipswich. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension (Nord). Ref: I. A. 94.

GRIGSON, W.E. No information currently available.

GROUNSELL, F.G. 910213. Bombardier, Royal Field Artillery. 215th Bty. Died: 31/05/1919. Age 24. Son of George and Rebecca Grounsell, of "Belmont" Lower Rd. River, Dover. Kent. Memorial: KirKee 1914-1918 Memorial. Face 1.

HADLOW, ALBERT LLEWELLYN. Second Lieutenant, Royal Air Force. 70th Sqdn. Died: 06/10/1918. Cemetery: Haringhe, Bandaghem Military Cemetery, Ref: III. A. 30. The information below was sent to me from Mark Frost. The Dover Museum. Allowing me to find this man. Hadlow, Albert L. Born Herne Bay 1898. 10 Springfield Terrace, Buckland, Dover 1902. 67 Biggin St 1912 (shop) 5 Priory Grove 1912 (home) Son of William and Mary (plumber) (Also listed on the www.dovergrammar.co.uk

HALL,F. No information currently available.

HALL, FREDERICK STEPHEN. 15105. Private, Royal Munster Fusiliers. 1st Bn. Killed in action: France. 28/09/1918. Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Vis-En-Artois Memorial. Panel 10. Formerly: 3022, East Kent Regiment.

HAMILTON, J.D. 146033. Serjeant, Northamptonshire Yeomanry. 1st/1st Bn. Died of wounds: France. 17/04/1917. Enlisted: Northhamton. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Boulogne Eastern Cemetery. Ref. IV. D. 29.

HAMPTON, ALBERT ALEXANDER. L/9915. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment), "D" Coy. 1st Bn. Killed in action: France. 01/10/1914. Age 20. Grandson of Mr. G. and Mrs. Jane Hampton, of 48, Douglas Rd, Dover, Kent. Born: Buckland, Dover Kent. Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: La Ferte-Sous-Jouarre Memorial….An Old Contemptible.

The information below was sent to me from Mark Frost. The Dover Museum.
Handford, Douglas Frederick. Born Dover 1886. Boy in Royal Garrison Artillery, Dover Castle 1901. Killed 6/8/1915 Battery Sergeant Major, Australian Field Artillery, 7th Bty. 3rd AFA Bde (Australian nationality). Son of Frederick & Ellen of Dover.

HANDLEY, WALTER ERNEST. G/5276. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) "B" Coy. 8th Bn. Killed in action: France. 18/08/1916. Age 38. Husband of Harriett Jane Handley, of 9, Chapel Lane, Bench St. Dover Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Thiepval. Pier and Face 5 D.

HANSON, JOHN THOMAS. 10461. Private. Royal Fusiliers. 12th Bn. Killed in action: 15/08/1916. Born: Dover, kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Thiepval. Pier and Face 8 C 9 A and 16 A.

From Mark Frost. Dover Museum.
HANSON, John Thomas. Born Dover 1895. 1901; 23 Youngs Rd. Folkestone, son of Alice, wife of a ship’s carpenter. Royal Fusiliers.

HANWELL, W.E. No information currently available.

HARBIRD, H.R.
From, Mark Frost. Dover Museum.
HARBIRD, Henry R. Born Dover 1890. 1901; 9 Durham Place, Dover, son of James, widower, marine porter.

HARDEMAN, ERNEST T. 4411. Serjeant, Royal Flying Corps. 48th Sqdn. Died: France. 16/02/1918. Cemetery: Ham British Cemetery, Muille-Villette. Ref: I. B. 30. The information below was sent to me from Mark Frost. The Dover Museum. Allowing me to find this man. Hardeman, Ernest T. Born Dover 1896. 60, Clarendon St, Dover Kent. 1901. 1, Yew Tree Cottages, Military Rd 1912. Son of John & Sarah (grocer’s assistant) Killed 16/2/1918 Serjeant, 48th Squadron, Royal Flying Corp.

HARDY, PHILLIP ERNEST RADFORD. Second Lieutenant, Royal Marine Light Infantry. 2nd R.M. Bn. R.N. Div. Died: France. 28/04/1917. Age 22. Son of William James and Emily Hardy, of 9, Langport Rd. Weston-super-Mare. Memorial: Arras, Bay 1.

From, Mark Frost. Dover Museum.
HARDY, Phillip Ernest Radford. Born Falmouth 1894. 1901; 2nd Avenue, Dovercourt, Harwich, Essex, son of William & Emily, School Master, Royal Navy.

HARE,A.J.J. No information currently available.

HARRIS, ALBERT VICTOR, 9100905. Corporal, Royal Field Artillery. Died: India. 12/10/1917. Age 31. Son of Alfred and Susan Harris, of 57, Cranford Rd. Cressington, Lancashire. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Kirkee 1914-1919 Memorial. Face 1.

HARRISON, ARTHUR LEYLAND. Lieut-Commander, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Lion." (H.M.S. "Vindictive," Zeebrugge Raid). Died: 23/04/1918. Age 32. Awards: VC. Son of the late Lt. Col. A. J. Harrison (Royal Fusiliers) and the late Adelaide Ellen Harrison. Member of the England Rugby Football Team of 1914. Memorial: ZeeBrugge Memorial. Belgium.
The Zeebrugge Memorial is a small stone panel set in the wall of the churchyard, and commemorates three officers and one mechanic of the Royal Navy who fell on the Mole at Zeebrugge on St George's Day 1918.
Citation: An extract from the "London Gazette," dated 14th March, 1919, records the following:-" For most conspicuous gallantry at Zeebrugge on the night of the 22nd-23rd April, 1918. This officer was in immediate command of the Naval Storming Parties embarked in 'Vindictive'. Immediately before coming alongside the Mole Lieut.-Commander Harrison was struck on the head by a fragment of a shell which broke his jaw and knocked him senseless. Recovering consciousness he proceeded on to the Mole and took over command of his party, who were attacking the seaward end of the Mole. The silencing of the guns on the Mole head was of the first importance, and though in a position fully exposed to the enemy's machine-gun fire Lieut.-Commander Harrison gathered his men together and led them to the attack. He was killed at the head of his men, all of whom were either killed or wounded. Lieut.-Commander Harrison, though already severely wounded and undoubtedly in great pain, displayed indomitable resolution and courage of the highest order in pressing his attack, knowing as he did that any delay in silencing the guns might jeopardise the main object of the expedition, i.e., the blocking of the Zeebrugge-Bruges Canal. " The information below was sent to me from Mark Frost. The Dover Museum. Allowing me to find this man.Harrison, Arthur L. Born Torquay 1886. 2 Beaumont Terrrace, Malvern Rd, Dover Kent. 1901. Son of Arthur and Adelaide (Retired Lieut. Col. In army)

HART, HORACE CECIL. 2365. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment), 1st/5th Bn. Died of wounds: 17/01/1916. Born: Holly Trinity, Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Amara War Cemetery, Ref: I. B. 17. Theatre of war. M.E.F.

HART, H.P. No information currently available.

HAYES NEWINGTON, CHARLES WETHERELL. Captain, Cheshire Regiment. 2nd Bn. Killed in action: 11/05/15. Age 21. Son of Maj. and Mrs. Hayes Newington, of 16, Merton Rd. Southsea, Portsmouth. Memorial: Ypres, Menin Gate. Panel 19 and 22.

HAYWOOD, H. No information currently available.

HAYWOOD, J.H. No information currently available.

HAYWARD, WILLIAM. L/8436. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment), "D" Coy. 2nd Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 03/05/1915. Age 27. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hayward, of 52, Primrose Rd. Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Ypres, Menin Gate.Panel 12 and 14.

HEAD, WALTER WILLIAM. 44399. Essex Regiment, 9th Bn. Killed in action: France & Flanders. 10/08/1918. Age 20. Son of Mrs. Hannah Head, of 50, Tower Hamlets Rd. Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence. Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Morlancourt British Cemetery No 2. Ref: B. 10. Formerly: 36398, Norfolk Regiment.

HEBDEN-PHILIPS, R.F. No information currently available.

HEDGECOCK, ERNEST CHARLES. G/24490. Royal Fusiliers, 4th Bn. Killed in action: France. 03/05/1917. Age 24. Son of Emma Elizabeth Hedgecock, of 7, Alexandra Place, London Rd. Dover, Kent. and the late Charles Ellis Hedgecock. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Arras.

HEDGECOCK, EDWARD JOHN. 358046. Royal Garrison Artillery, 62nd Siege Bty. Killed in action: France & Flanders. 10/09/1917. Age 23. Only son of Edward John and Elizabeth Catherine Hedgecock, of 13, South Rd. Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Bleuet Farm Cemetery.

HERON, ALBERT ERNEST. 1265. Trooper, Royal Horse Guards. Died of wounds: France & Flanders. 12/04/1917. Age 29. Son of Joseph Heron, of 4, Dour Cottages, Wood St. Dover, Kent. Husband of E. Woolmington (formerly Heron), of 45, Church St. Enfield, Middx. late of 9, Evelyn Villas, Devonshire Rd. Merton, Surrey. Born: Woolwich, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Tilloy British Cemetery, Tilloy-Les-Mofflaines, Ref: II. F. 21.

HEWES, ERNEST ALFRED. 14526. Serjeant, Royal Garrison Artillery. 82nd Coy. Died: India. 08/05/1916. Age 34. Husband of Elsie Gertrude Hewes, of Buckland, Dover, Kent. Born: Sheerness. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Karachi 1914-1918 War Memorial.

HEWES,H.G. No information currently available.

HICKS, HORACE CLEMENT. 60214. Gunner, Royal Garrison Artillery. 102nd Siege Bty. Killed in action: France. 30/11/1917. Born: Charlton, Devon.(or Dover). Enlisted: Exeter. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Cambrai Memorial, Louverval. Panel 1.

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HICKS, HORACE CLEMENT. 60214. Gunner, Royal Garrison Artillery. 102nd Siege Bty. Killed in action: France. 30/11/1917. Born: Charlton, Dover. Enlisted: Exeter. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Cambrai Memorial, Louverval. Panel 1. Born Charlton, Dover 1887. 1901; messenger to linen draper, 4 Castle Cottages, Charlton Green, son of Austin & Eliza, worker in china warehouse.

HICKSON,S.V.E. No information currently available.

HILL, FREDERIC DANIEL. 277. Armament Staff Serjeant, Royal Army Ordnance Corps. 5th Coy. Died: France. 05/09/1915. Age 35. Youngest son of J. J. and E. Hill, of Dover. Husband of Ethel Hill, of 19, Buckland Avenue, Dover, Kent. Born: Portsea, Hants. Enlisted: Woolwich, Kent. Cemetery: St. Acheul French National Cemetery, Amiens. Ref: 18.

HOBBS, RICHARD. 358471. Bombardier, Royal Garrison Artillery. 170th Siege Bty. Killed in action: France. 01/11/1918. Age 36. Son of Richard and Mary Hobbs, of Selsted, Dover, Kent. Husband of Annie Hobbs, of 15, Stanhope Rd. Dover, Kent. Born: Swingfield, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Vendegies Cross Roads British Cemetery, Bermerain. Ref: B. 5.

HOGBEN, MONTAGUE WILLIAM. 57589. Worcestershire Regiment, 2nd Bn. Killed in action: France. 29/09/1918. Age 19. Son of James Hogben, of 4, Pioneer Rd. Crabble Hill, Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted, Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Pigeon Ravine Cemetery, Epehy. Ref: II. C. 12.

HOGBIN, WALTER JAMES. 94423. The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 13th Bn. Died of wounds: France. 26/08/1918. Age 39. Son of Jane and Stephen Hogbin, of Dover, Kent. Husband of Mrs. E. J. Hogbin, of 3, Torbay Mansions, Willesden Lane. Kilburn, London. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Kilburn, London. Residence: Brondesbury, Kilburn. Cemetery: Terlincthun British Cemetery, Wimille. Ref: II. E. 20. Formerly: 178520, Royal Field Artillery.

HOLBROOK, HENRY GEORGE. K/17531. Stoker 1st Class, Royal Navy, H.M.S. "Pathfinder." Died: 05/09/1914. Age 19. Son of Frances Margaret Holbrook, of 17, Tower St. Tower Hamlets, Dover, Kent. and the late George Henry Holbrook. Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial. Ref: 5. (H.M.S. Pathfinder, was Sunk by the German submarine U 21. 5th September 1914.)

HOLDEN, G.S. No information currently available.

HOLLAND, HAROLD EDWARD. 8719. Company Quartermaster Serjeant, East Surrey Regiment. 8th Bn. Killed in action: France. 01/09/1918. Age 39. Son of the late H. E. Holland. Husband of May L. G. Holland, of 29, Eaton Rd. Dover Kent. Born: St Martins, Jersey. Enlisted: Jersey C. I. Memorial: Vis-En-Artois Memorial. Panel 6.

HOLLAND, REGINALD SEABRIGHT. 77661. Royal Fusiliers, 17th Bn. Killed in action: France. 28/09/1918. Age 19. Son of William John and Emma E. Holland, of 85, Crabble Hill, Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Noyelles-Sur-L`Escaut Communal Cemetery Extension. Ref: II. B. 11.

HOLMES, WILLIAM PERCY. 204251. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) 7th Bn. Died of wounds:Flanders. 30/09/1917. Age 36. Son of Burvill Holmes and Catherine Holmes, of Dover, Kent. Husband of Mrs. S. Holmes, of 2, Kingswood Villas, Crabble Avenue, Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Nine Elms British Cemetery. II. F. 4.

HOLYMAN, L B. 957181. Trimmer, Mercantile Marine Reserve. H.M.S. "Caledonia" Died: 02/11/1918. Age 18. Cemetery: Haslar Royal Naval Cemetery Ref: E. 36. 17.

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HOLYMAN, Lewis Baden. Born Dover 1900. Trimmer, Mercantile Marine Reserve, H.M.S. "Caledonia"

HOPKINS,C.J. No information currently available.

HOPPER, ALBERT. G/62530. Private, Royal Fusiliers. 8th Bn. Killed in action: France. 09/04/1917. Enlisted: Chelsea. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Cabaret-Rouge British Cemetery, Souchez. XVII. J. 9.

HOPPER, ALBERT EDWARD. 27/320. Lance Serjeant, Northumberland Fusiliers. 27th (Tyneside Irish) Bn. Killed in action: France. 11/03/1917. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Sunderland. Cemetery: Faubourg D`Amiens Cemetery, Arras. II. F. 11.

HOPPER, ALFRED EDWARD. 35168. Gunner, Royal Field Artillery. 96th Bde. 96th Bde. Died of wounds: France. 13/01/1916. Age 29. Son of Alfred and Lilian Hopper, of Dover, Kent. Husband of Lucy May Gouge (formerly Hopper), of 85, Amersham Vale, New Cross, London. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Woolwich, S.E. Cemetery: Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension ( Nord ). Ref: II. C. 51.

HOPPER, E. ANT. No information currently available.

HOPPER, EDWARD CHARLES, 205113. Serjeant, Royal Air Force. Died: 25/02/1919. Age 26. Son of Edward and Margaret Hopper. Husband of Emma Isabel Hopper, of 444, Katherine Rd. Forest Gate, London. Cemetery: Charlton, Dover Kent. Ref: Q. T. 30. (panel 3 on the Dover War Memorial)
From, Mark Frost. Dover Museum.
HOPPER, Edward Charles. Born Dover 1892. 1901; 10 Tower Hill, Dover, son of Edward & Margaret, general labourer. Serjeant, Royal Air Force. Buried Charlton Cemetery, Dover. Kent.

HOSKING, HERBERT JOHN ROY. Second Lieutenant. The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, 3rd Bn. attd. 7th Bn. Killed in action: France. 23/07/1916. Age 19. Son of James and Florence Hosking, of Chilston, Kingsdown, Deal, Kent. Memorial: Thiepval. Pier and Face 11 A.

From, Mark Frost. Dover Museum.
HOSKING, Herbert John Roy. Dover Grammar School boy 1908-1913. Enlisted as Sub-lieut, Royal Fusiliers 1914. Promoted to 2nd Lieut 11th Loyal North Lancs Regt. Killed 1916. Born Margate 1897. Son of James and Florence Hosking, of Kingsdown, Deal, Kent.

HOWARD, D.B. No information currently available.

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