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HOWARD, J.                     No information currently available.

HOWARD, R.                      No information currently available.

HOWARD, WILLIAM ALFRED. L/10256. The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment). "C" Coy. 1st Bn. Died: Flanders. 27/11/1914. Age 20. Son of Charles James and Eliza Charlotte Jane Howard, of 2, Beach St. Dover, Kent. Born:  Maidstone, Kent. Enlisted:  Canterbury, Kent. Residence.  Dover, Kent. Memorial: Ypres, Menin Gate. Panel 11 – 13 and 14.

HOWELL, SIDNEY GEORGE. 121677. Gunner, Royal Garrison Artillery. 3rd/3rd Siege Reserve Bde. Died: 22/11/1918. Age 24. Son of Arthur and Annie Howell, of 56, Folkestone Rd. Dover, Kent. Cemetery: St. James`s, Dover Kent. M. X. 14.

HOY, EDWARD GEORGE. 27468. Middlesex Regiment. 1st/8th Bn. Died of wounds: Flanders. 17/08/1917. Age 28. Son of Alfred John and Annie Hoy, of Herne Bay, Kent. Husband of Mabel Hoy, of 4, Douglas Rd. Tower Hamlets, Dover, Kent. Born:  Herne Bay, Kent. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Brandhoek New Military Cemetery. II. H. 10.

HUDSON, HARRY CHARLES. G/68550. The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) 7th Bn.Killed in action: France. 26/04/1918. Age 18. Son of George and Alice Hudson, of 2, Beaconsfield Rd. Buckland, Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Pargny British Cemetery. III. C. 5.
HUGHES, LEONARD HARRY. L/42259. Royal Horse and Royal Field Artillery. 13th Bty. 17th Bde. Killed in action: France. 19/04/1917. Enlisted: Tottenham, Middlesex. Residence: Tottenham, London. N. Memorial: Arras. Bay 1.

From, Mark Frost. Dover Museum.
HUGHES, Leonard Harry  Name: Gunner, Royal Field Artillery, 13th Bty, 17th Bde. Date of Death: 19/04/1917 Service No: L/42259. Arras Memorial. Born Dover 1900. 1901; 118 Clarendon Place, Dover, son of Evan & Margaret, steam crane driver.

HUMPHREY, CHARLES. 358019. Royal Garrison Artillery, 206th Siege Bty. Died: France. 01/11/1918. Age 24. Son of Margarette Anne Humphrey, of 263, London Rd. Dover  Kent. And the late, James Humphrey. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Awoingt British Cemetery. II. E. 7.

HUNTER, T.                  No information currently available.

HUSK, FREDERICK JAMES. 46933. Bombardier, Royal Field Artillery. 82nd Bty. Died: Mesopotamia. 29/04/1916. Age 27. Son of George and Clara Husk, of 30, Randolph Road, Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Baghdad ( North Gate ) War Cemetery. XXI. V. 4.

HUSK, HENRY JOHN. 2097. Royal Horse Artillery, and Royal Field Artillery, 1st/3rd Home Counties Bde. Died: India. 15/05/1916. Age 35. Son of George and Clara Husk, of 30, Randolph Road, Dover Kent. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Residence:  Dover, Kent. Memorial: Kirkee 1914-1918 Memorial. Face B....brother of  Husk,  Frederick James. above...........Click for a picture  of  Henry.

HUTCHINS, THOMAS ALFRED VICTOR. 31281. Grenadier Guards, 2nd Bn. Killed in action: France. 04/11/1918. Age 21. Son of Susanna Bailey, of 11, Westmount Terrace, Priory Hill, Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Villers-Pol Communal Cemetery Extension. Ref: G. 4.

IGGLESDEN, ARTHUR ROBERT. 435252. Lance Corporal. Nationality: Canadian. 50th Bn. Canadian Infantry (Alberta Regiment). Died: France. 10/04/1917. Age 26. Son of Robert W. Igglesden, and Mary E. Igglesden, of "The Beacon", Chilton Ave. Kearsney, Dover. Kent. Cemetery: Canadian Cemetery No.2. Neuville-St. Vaast. Ref: 2.C.21.
Service papers list: Born: Melbourn, Australia. About 1891. Enlisted: Calgary, May 31st 1915. Trade: Baker. Also states his Address at the time of enlisting as: 99, Barton Road, Dover. Kent.

INWOOD, W J                       No information currently available.

IRVIN, G.                               No information currently available.

IRVING, CHRISTOPHER RICHARD. 65416. Gunner, Royal Garrison Artillery. 85th Siege Bty. Killed in action: France. 24/07/1916. Age 25. Son of George and Agnes Irving, of 128, Clarendon Place, Dover, Kent. Born:  Lockerby, Dumfriesshire. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Bronfay Farm Military Cemetery, Bray-Sur- Somme. II. A. 32.

JACKSON, CECIL FRANCIS. 36613. Sapper, Royal Engineers. 9th Field Coy. Killed in action: France. 17/10/1916. Age 16. Son of Ellen Jackson, of 14, Alma Place, Maison Dieu Rd. Dover, Kent. And the late Edwin John Jackson. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Thiepval. Pier And Face 8 A and 8 D.

JACKSON, THOMAS DOUGLAS, 6665. Leading Aircraftman, Royal Air Force. 52nd Sqdn. Died: 13/02/1919. Age 21. Son of Thomas Edward and Mary Jackson, of 4, Malmains Rd. Maxton, Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Valenciennes ( St. Roch ) Communal Cemetery. II. B. 30.

JARDINE, JAMES. 27731. Serjeant, Royal Garrison Artillery. 17th Siege Bty. Died of wounds: France. 29/10/1918. Age 38. Awards: MM, MSM.  Son of David and Anne Jardine. Husband of Henrietta Sarah Jardine, of 80, Mayfield Avenue, Dover, Kent. Born at Belfast. Monbrief, Co Armagh. Enlisted:  Seaforth, Lancs. Residence:  Lurgan, Co Armagh. Cemetery: St, Souplet British Cemetery. Ref: III. F. 10.

JARVEST, ARTHUR JOHN. G/5186. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) 2nd Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 03/05/1915. Age 32. Son of Mrs. M. Jarvest, of 48, Tower Hamlets Rd. Dover, Kent. Born:  Charlton, Dover Kent. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Residence:  Dover, Kent. Memorial: Ypres, Menin Gate. Panel 12 and 14.

JEFFREYS, FREDERICK WALTER. L/9845. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment), 1st Bn. Killed in action: France. 25/08/1915. Age 20. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jeffreys, of 14, Caroline Place, Dover Kent. Born:  St Marys, Dover Kent. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: La Brique Military Cemetery No.1 Ref: C. 8.

JENNER, W.C.                         No information currently available.

JOHNSON, JOHN. PW/5488. Middlesex Regiment. 12th Bn. Killed in action: France. 03/05/1917. Age 28. Son of the late Mrs. M. A. Jones. Born:  Maxton, Dover Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Arras. Bay 7.

JOHNSON, MONTAGUE WILLIAM. 76402. Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment), 2nd/6th Bn. Died: 05/05/1918. age 23. Son of the late Richard Stephen and Isabel Alice Johnson, of Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Ashford,  Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Rumaucourt Communal Cemetery, Ref: 53.

JONES, H.                              No information currently available.

JONES, THOMAS EDWIN. Warrant Officer Class I. East African Intelligence Department. Died: 05/01/1916. Age 26. Son of Tom and Sarah Ann Jones, of 2, Belgrave Rd., Dover, Kent. England. Memorial: Nairobi British and Indian Memorial.

JORDAN, GEORGE HENRY. 204829. Northamptonshire Regiment, 6th Bn.Killed in action: France & Flanders. 21/09/1918. Age 21. Son of George Edward and Susannah Jordan, of Stoneywood House, Bucksburn, Aberdeenshire. Born at Dover, Kent. Enlisted: West London. Cemetery: Unicorn Cemetery, Vend`Huile. I. H. 19.    Formerly: 614142, London Regt.
KEEFE, JAMES. PO/4490. Serjeant, Royal Marine Light Infantry. H.M.S. Alcantara. Died: 04/03/1916. Age 42. Awarded Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Husband of Frances Rose Port (formerly Keefe), of 50, St. James St. Dover. Kent. Cemetery: St, James`s, Dover Kent. Ref: D. V. 3. (panel 4 on the Dover War Memorial)

KEIGHTLEY, GORDON. Sub-Lieutenant, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. R.N.A.S. (Mudros). Died: 20/05/1917. Memorial: Hollybrook Memorial, Southampton.

From, Mark Frost. Dover Museum.

KEIGHTLEY, Gordon    Dover Grammar School boy 1907-1909, 1914 listed as Lieut. and Adjutant, RND. ?Sub-Lieutenant, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, R.N.A.S. (Mudros). Date of Death: 20/05/1917.

KEMP, WILLIAM JOHN. 3354. Serjeant, Rifle Brigade. 3rd Bn. Killed in action: France. 20/12/1916. Age 24. Son of Mrs. Annie Kemp, of Vale Cottage, South Alkham, Dover, Kent. Born:  Sandwich, Kent. Enlisted:  Portsmouth. Residence:  Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Philosophe British Cemetery, Mazingarbe. II. A. 1.

KENNETT, W.J.I.                 

From, Mark Frost. Dover Museum.
KENNETT, W.J.I.  Able Seaman, Royal Navy, H.M.S. "Lama" Date of  Death: 09/12/1915 Service No: J/3433 Additional information: Buried in North Point Christian Cemetery, Kamaran Island. Memorial: Maala Memorial No.2.

KEYTON, ALBERT JOSEPH THOMAS. M2/155644. Army Service Corps, Clearing Office.Died: 11/11/1918. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence. Dover, Kent. Cemetery: St. Mary`s, Dover Kent. New Cemetery. Ref: J. H. 11.

KING, C.                        No information currently available.

KING, E.                        No information currently available.

KING, E.T.                         No information currently available.

KING, THOMAS EDWARD. 233788. Petty Officer, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Gaillardia." Died: 22/03/1918. Age 29. Son of Herbert and Evelyn King, of Dover. Husband of Emily Minnie King, of 5, Woolcomber Lane, Dover, Kent. Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial, Ref: 28. (H.M.S. Gaillardia was mined off the Orkneys 22/03/1918.)

KING, WALTER. 202632. Lance Corporal, Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) 2nd/4th Bn. Killed in action: Egypt. 19/04/1917. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Residence:  Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Gaza War Cemetery. XII. D. 8.
Formerly:  2911, The BUFFS.

KINGSFORD, AUBREY CARLTON, G/5335. Corporal, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment). Killed in action: France. 03/05/1917. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Arras. Bay 2.

KINGSFORD, EDWARD JOHN. 12486. Sapper, Royal Engineers. 10th Railway Coy. Died of wounds: 26/06/1916. Age 35. Son of William and Alice Kingsford, of Dover, Kent. Served in the South Africa Campaign. Born: Dover. Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Brandhoek Military Cemetery. Ref: II. E. 14.  Formerly: 6381, East Kent Regt ( 10th RLY. COY. R.E. )

KINGSNORTH, CHARLIE. 69680. Bombardier, Royal Horse Artillery. "J" Bty. Killed in action: France & Flanders. 01/12/1917. Age 23. Son of George and Sarah Ann Kingsnorth, of 68, Newson St. Ipswich. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Ipswich, Suffolk. Cemetery: Flesquieres Hill British Cemetery. VII. G. 3.

KNELL, LEONARD WILLIAM. Z/9865. Ordinary Seaman, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. H.M.S. Victory VI. Died: 11/10/1918. Age 18. Son of Florence Emily and the late William Henry Knell, of 5, Russell St. Dover, Kent. Cemetery: St. James`s, Dover Kent. M. V. 8.

KNIGHT, HUBERT WILLIAM. 25960. Private, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment). 10th Bn. Killed in action: France. 25/04/1918. Age 19. Son of William John and Mary Knight, of 89, Stamshaw Rd. Portsmouth. Born:  Portsmouth, Hants. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Residence:  Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Boulogne Eastern Cemetery. IX. A. 22.

KNOTT, HENRY RICHARD WALTER. 7937. Corporal, South Staffordshire Regiment. 1st Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 26/10/1914. Born:  Buckland, Dover Kent. Enlisted:  Maidstone, Kent. Residence:  Buckland, Dover, Kent. Memorial: Ypres, Menin Gate. Panel 35 and 37.

KNOTT, SIDNEY WILLIAM. 541401. Sapper, Royal Engineers. 519th London Field Coy. Killed in action: Egypt. 19/09/1918. Age 27. Husband of Rose Knott, of 24, George St. Buckland, Dover, Kent. Born:  Buckland, Dover Kent. Enlisted:  Gillingham, Kent. Cemetery: Ramleh War Cemetery. Ref: R. 61.

KNOTT, THOMAS JAMES. 22520. Sapper, Royal Engineers. 23rd Field Coy. Killed in action: France. 25/01/1915. Age 24. Son of Ernest and Kate Knott, of Folkestone, Kent. Born:  Hougham, Nr Dover, Kent. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Memorial: Le Touret Memorial. Panel 1.

LAING, C. W.                       No information currently available.

LASLETT, WILLIAM SAMUEL BARRETT. G/9191. Private, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment). 1st Bn. Killed in action: France & Flanders. 28/08/1916. Age 22. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Laslett, of Dover; Kent. Husband of E. A. Doe (formerly Laslett), of 85, Folkestone Rd. Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Kemmel Chateau Military Cemetery. Ref: X. 22.

LAURIE, ALFRED WILLIAM. Second Lieutenant, Royal Garrison Artillery. 42nd Siege Bty. Died: 22/11/1916. Age 26. Son of Frederick and Bessie Laurie, of Dover. Kent. Husband of Florence Rhoda Laurie, of 24, St. Thomas's Square, Newport, Isle of Wight. formerly of Shoeburyness, Essex. Cemetery: Bazentin-Le-Petit Military Cemetery. Ref: E. 15.

LAWS, ARTHUR FREDERICK. 88485. Rifleman, The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 2nd/6th Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 30/10/1917. Age 38. Husband of Alice Laws, of  2, Conrade Villas, Underdown Rd. Dover Kent.Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Tyne Cot. Panel 31 to 34. and 162A. and 163A.     Formerly: 5487, East Surrey Regt.

LEE, SYDNEY GEORGE, 90733. Gunner, Royal Field Artillery. 6th Div. Ammunition Col. Died: Turkey. 31/12/1916. Age 25. Son of Henry and Sarah Lee, of 6, Dublin Cottages, River, Dover, Kent. Husband of Alice Maud Mary Mitchell (formerly Lee), of 21, Randolf Rd. (Union Rd.) Buckland, Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Basra. Panel 3 and 60.    Formerly: GNR, R.G.A. 36227.
LETTY, REGINALD RICKARD. 19796. Lance Corporal, Dorsetshire Regiment. 6th Bn. Killed in Action: France. 23/08/1918. Born: Stonehouse, Devon. Enlisted: Devonport, Devon. Formerly: 38093. Devonshire Regiment. Memorial: Vis-En-Artois Memorial. Panel 7.

From, Mark Frost. Dover Museum.
LETTY, Reginald Rickard. Lance Corporal, Dorsetshire Regiment, 6th Bn. Date of Death: 23/08/1918. Born Devon 1898. 1901; Stoke Dameral, Devonport, Devon, son of James (born Seasalter, Kent), dredging master. Later dedger captain at Dover Harbour.

LEWIS, ERNEST CHARLES, G/9900. Private, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) "A" Coy. 6th Bn. Killed in action: France. 03/05/1917. Age 20. Son of the late Albert Charles Lewis.  Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Arras. Bay 2.

LEWIS, GEORGE DAVID, 5557. Serjeant, Household Cavalry and Cavalry of the Line (incl. yeomanry and imperial camel corps). 2nd Dragoons Guards. ( Queens Bay )Killed in action:  France. 01/09/14. Born:  Islington, London. Enlisted:  London. Residence:  Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Verberie French National Cemetery.

LEWIS, JOHN NORTON, L/7776. Private, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) 6th Bn. Killed in action: France. 13/10/1915. Age 31. Son of William and Mary Ann Lewis, of Dover, Kent. Husband of Daisy Gertrude Manser (formerly Lewis), of 40, St. James' St. Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Loos. Panel 15 to 19.

LEWIS, JOHN WILLIAM. 24271. Private, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) 8th Bn.Killed in action: 23/12/1916. Age 20. Son of John A. Lewis. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Philosophe British Cemetery, Mazingarbe.Ref: II. K. 10.   Soldiers Died CD: Lists Date of Death as, 23/03/1916.
The information below was sent to me from Mark Frost. The Dover Museum.
Lewry, Edward J. Born Dover 1894. 66 Clarendon St, Dover 1901. Son of Charles & Eliza (engineer’s labourer)

LILLEY, WILLIAM JOHN. T/30427. Driver, Army Service Corps. Secondary Regiment: Royal Army Medical Corps. Secondary Unit Text: attd. 7th Field Amb. Died of wounds: France. 22/09/1914. Age 25. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lilley, of Derby. Husband of Mrs. C. M. Lilley, of 10, River Street, River, Dover, Kent. Born:  Colombo, Ceylou. Enlisted:  Sheffield. Residence:  Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Bois Guillaume Communal Cemetery. I. A. 19A.

LOCKE, GEORGE EDWARD. 593431. London Regiment (London Irish Rifles) 18th Bn. Died of wounds: Flanders. 07/04/1917. Age 24. Son of Annie Lydia Locke, of 6, Bulwark St. Dover, Kent. Born Brookland, Kent, Born: Rye, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery. Ref:  XI. C. 19.      Formerly: 1822, 4th Buffs.

Believed to be,
LOVELL, F. HARRY Le MARCHANT. 425. Gunner, Royal Horse Artillery. Unit Tex: (Notts.). Died of wounds:  Home. 11/11/1916. Born:  Guernsey, C.I. Enlisted:  Nottingham. Cemetery: Heilly Station Cemetery, Mericourt-L`Abbe. Ref: V. E. 17.
MACKENZIE, CHARLES ALEXANDER CHANDOS. Captain, Nationality: Indian. 20th Deccan Horse. Died: France. 21/12/1914.  Son of A. B. Mackenzie, of Godwyne House, 19, Godwyne Rd, Dover, Kent. and the late Brigade Surgeon John Mackenzie, M.D. Memorial: Neuve-Chapelle Memorial. Panel 7. The information below was sent to me from Mark Frost. The Dover Museum. Allowing me to find this man. Mackenzie, Charles Alexander Chandos. Born India 1882. Son of Retired Brigade Surgeon John Mackenzie MD and Ashton Mackenzie.
15, Cambridge Terrace, Dover, Kent. 1901. Killed 21/12/1914 Captain, 20th Deccan Horse, son of A.B. Mackenzie of 19 Godwyne Rd, Dover Kent. and late John Mackenzie.
MACWALTER, CHARLES CHRISTOPHER. Second Lieutenant. King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) 1st Bn. Died: France. 01/07/1916. Memorial: Thiepval Memorial. Pier and Face 5 D and 12 B.

From, Mark Frost. Dover Museum.
MACWALTER, CHARLES CHRISTOPHER.  Lieut in Kings Own (Royal Lancaster Regt). Dover Grammar School boy 1907. Born Canterbury 1892, son of Robert, Lieutenant in Cavalry.

MAGUB, JOSEPH JARVIS. Assistant Steward, Mercantile Marine. S.S. "Ancona" (London). Died: 27/05/1917. Age 16. Son of Herbert and Ida Elizabeth Magub, of 71, Barton Rd. Dover, Kent. Memorial: Tower Hill Memorial.
MARBROOK, ALFRED RICHARD. 5777. Private. Nationality: South African Infantry. 4th Regt. Died: France. 24/03/1918. Age 34. Son of Abraham Butler Marbrook and Elizabeth Marbrook, of 55, Bulwark St, Dover, Kent. England. Memorial: Pozieres Memorial. Panels 95-98. The information below was sent to me from Mark Frost. The Dover Museum. Allowing me to find this man. Marbrook, Alfred Richard. Born Eastry 1882. Hope Inn, 15 Council House St, Dover 1901 1912. Son of Abraham and Elizabeth (Licensed Victualler) Killed 24/3/1918, Private, 4th Regt. South African Infantry. South African national, son of Abraham and Elizabeth of 55 Bulwark St, Dover Kent.

MARSH, ALBERT. J. Private, Irish Guards. 2nd Bn. Killed in action: France. 13/04/1918. Born:  Dublin, Co Dublin. Enlisted:  Dublin: Residence:  Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Aval Wood Military Cemetery, Vieux-Berquin. Ref: I. E. 8.
MARSH, CHARLES HENRY. G/376. Private. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) 6th Bn. Killed in action: France. 13/10/1915. Age 19. Born: Charlton, Dover Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Loos Memorial. Panel 15 to 19.

The information below was sent to me by Margaret Little, allowing me to find this man.

I Noticed for WW1 an entry for C.MARSH, with no details available.
I think this may by our Charles Henry MARSH born 14 May 1896 in Dover/Buckland  and who died on 10 Oct 1915 in France.
I have his Scroll stating he was Pte Charles Henry MARSH of The Buffs,  East Kent Regt. his name is on the Loos Memorial Panel 15-19.  The Memorial says he died on Wednesday 13th October 1915 but the family information and newpaper memorials says 10th.  I also have a photograph if you intend at any time to add these to your site.
One of the death notices says in part "to the Highly Esteemed Memory of Charles Henry MARSH 6th Buff's who died in Action at Vermeller, France on October 10th 1915.   Aged 19 years" Charles was my husbands G-Uncle.  Charles brother William being his Grandfather who migrated first to NZ then Australia in the early 1900's.  

They were all so young weren't they.
regards
Margaret Little.   (down under)               For a picture of Charles please.    CLICK

MARSH, ERNEST AMBROSE. 28863. Private, Border Regiment. 11th Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 02/12/1917. Age 25. Son of Mrs. Emily Jane Marsh, of 4, South Rd. River, Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: River, Dover Kent. Memorial: Tyne Cot. Panel 85 to 86.   Formerly:G/86945, Middlesex Regt.

MARSH, G. A.                      No information currently available.
MARSH, JOHN. 2778. Rifleman, Rifle Brigade. 2nd Bn. Killed in action: France. 08/01/1915. Son of  Mr. J. Marsh, of Barnsole Stople, Canterbury. Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent. Residence: Wingham, Canterbury. Kent. Cemetery: Fauquissart Military Cemetery, Laventie, Ref: C. 7.

From, Mark Frost. Dover Museum.
MARSH, John Thomas.  Born Wingham 1889, son of John & Fanny, traction engine driver. Brother of Percy below. Royal Field Artillery.

MARSH, PERCY. 49100. Driver, Royal Field Artillery. Died: 04/03/1919. Age 27. Son of John and Fanny Marsh, of 2, Victoria St. (Union Rd) Buckland, Dover, Kent. Born at Wingham. Served in Egypt. His brother John Thomas(above) also fell. Cemetery: Buckland Cemetery, Dover Kent. Ref: D. 2159.

MARSHALL, HENRY GEORGE EDWARD, K/15877. Leading Stoker, Royal Navy  H.M.S. "Rhododendron." Died: 05/05/1918. Age 25. Husband of Emily E. Marshall; of 7, Market St. Dover, Kent. Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial.  Ref: 29.

H.M.S. Rhododendron, was Torpedoed by a German submarine in the North Sea. 5th of May 1918.

MARTELL, B S.                   No information currently available.                      

MARTIN, GEORGE CHATWIN. 115218. Driver, Royal Field Artillery. 461st Bty. 118th Bde. Killed in action: Flanders. 03/06/1916. Born:  Dover, Kent. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Reninghelst New Military Cemetery.  I. D. 21.

MARTIN, GEORGE STYLES, Lieutenant, Manchester Regiment. 5th Bn. attd. 18th Bn. Died: 23/04/1917. Age 26. Son of George Munson Martin and A. M. Martin, of 33, Bartholomew St. Dover, Kent. Memorial: Arras. Bay 7.

MARTIN, J. 121684. Gunner, Royal Garrison Artillery. 41st Anti-Aircraft Coy. Died: 22/03/1918. Age 26. Son of John and Harriett Martin, of 28, Dickson Rd. Tower Hamlets, Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Charlton, Dover Kent. Ref: I. G. 23. (panel 3 on the Dover War Memorial)

MARTIN, JOSEPH, 22523. Private, Royal Defence Corps. 119th Protection Coy. Died:  Home. 19/11/1916. Age 52. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Residence:  Dover, Kent. Cemetery:  Dartford, East Hill.  Formerly:  20313,  R.W. KENT REGT.

MARTIN, RICHARD. L/10484. Private, Buffs ( East Kent Regiment ). 1st Bn. Killed in action: France & Flanders. 10/09/1916. Born:  Dover, Kent. Enlisted:  Dover Kent. Residence:  Dover Kent.

MATCHAM, JOHN RAY. G/40886. Private, Middlesex Regiment. 1st/8th Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 16/08/1917. Age 31. Son of John and Eliza Matcham. Husband of Louise Edith Brown (formerly Matcham), of 9, Avenue Terrace, Barton Rd. Dover Kent. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Memorial: Tyne Cot. Panel 113 to 115.   Formerly:  G/15762, ROYAL WEST KENT REGIMENT.

MATTHEWS, HARRY STANLEY. 260321. Private, Royal Warwickshire Regiment 1st/6th Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 04/10/1917. Age 18. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthews, of 27, Albany Place, Dover, Kent. Born: St, Mary, Dover Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Tyne Cot, Panel 23 to 28. and 163A.    Formerly: 2594, E. Kent Regt.

MAXTED, PERCY JOHN. K/5685(CH). Leading Stoker, Royal Navy. H.M.S. Arrogant. Died: 14/10/1916. Age 23. Son of Mr. and the late Mrs. Maxted, of Dover; husband of Lilian Fullbrook (formerly Maxted), of 14, Paul's Place, Charlton, Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Charlton, Dover Kent. Ref: Z. N. 5.   

MAXTED, WILLIAM JOHN GEORGE RICHARD. 327235. Private, 1st Bn. Cambridgeshire Regiment. Killed in action: Flanders. 15/11/1917. Age 21. Son of George S. and Kate Elizabeth Maxted, of 47, Dour St. Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Hooge Crater Cemetery. IV. J. 17.  Formerly: 9688, E. Kent Regt.
McKAY, ALEXANDER, 23285. Private, Cameronians (Scottish Rifles). 2nd Bn. Killed in action: France. 30/07/1916. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dove, Kent. Memorial: Loos. Panel 57 to 59.

McLOUGHLIN, FREDERICK. 38273. Private, Royal Warwickshire Regiment. 16th Bn. Died of wounds: France. 23/08/1918. Age 19. Son of Mrs. E. R. McLoughlin, of 28, Maxton Rd. Dover, Kent. Bertincourt German Cem. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Lebucquiere Communal Cemetery Extension. Mem. I.
McMAHON, JAMES PATRICK. 60554. Private, Royal Army Medical Corps. 70th Gen. Hosp. Died: Egypt. 30/09/1918. Age 23. Son of the late Mr. J. P. McMahon and Mrs. E. McMahon, of Sheerness. Husband of Ethel Maud McMahon, of 17, Union Row, Military Hill, Dover, Kent. Born:  Sheerness, Kent. Enlisted:  Dover Kent. Cemetery: Cairo War Memorial Cemetery. Ref: O. 260

McNEIR, GEORGE ALFRED. L/10011. Serjeant, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment). 1st Bn. Killed in action: France. 01/12/1917. Age 23. Awards: M.M. Winner. Son of Martin and Esther McNeir, of 1, Invicta Cottages, Finniss Hill, Dover, Kent. Born:  Jullundur, India. Enlisted:  Canterbury, Kent. Residence:  Finnis Hill, Dover Kent. Memorial: Cambrai. Panel 3.

Mc PHERSON, D.   
                   

From, Mark Frost. Dover Museum.

McPHERSON, Douglas. Dover Grammar School boy 1909-1912. 1914 joined Army Pay Corps. Later transferred to REKMR. Born Edinburgh 1897. Brother of Hugh below. 1901; 43 Maison Dieu Rd, Dover. Son of Lydia, widow. 1912; 41, Maison Dieu Rd, Dover Kent.
McPHERSON, HUGH FARQUHAR. 532928. London Regiment (Prince of Wales' Own Civil Service Rifles) 1st/15th Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 07/06/1917. Age 24. Son of the late James and Lydia McPherson. Born: Tulse Hill. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Ypres, Menin Gate. Panel 54. The information below was sent to me from Mark Frost. The Dover Museum. Allowing me to find this man. McPherson, Douglas – born Edinburgh 1897. MacPherson, Hugh F.    - born London 1893. Brothers. Sons of Lydia, widow. 43 Maison Dieu Rd, Dover Kent. 1901. 41, Maison Dieu Rd, Dover Kent. 1912.

Mc TAGGART,  R L.                      No information currently available.

MEDHURST, FRANK. S/16033. Rifleman, Rifle Brigade. 12th Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 20/09/1917. Age 30. Son of Mr. W. Medhurst, of 21, Ladywell Place, Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Tyne Cot. Panel 145 to 147.

MELLO, A.                          No information currently available.

MELLO, P.                           No information currently available.

MERCER, ERIC CAMERON. Second Lieutenant, Lancashire Fusiliers. 2nd Bn. Died: 13/10/1914. Age 19. Son of Col. Charles Archibald Mercer and Helen E. Mercer. Cemetery: Outtersteene Communal Cemetery Extension, Bailleul Ref: II. D. 4.

METCALFE, JOHN WILLIAM. G/9031. Private, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment). 6th Bn. Killed in action: France. 03/05/1917. Age 21. Son of Mrs. Mary E. Maxted, of 2, Alexandra Place, London Rd. Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Arras. Bay 2.

MICKLE, FREDERICK WILLIAM. 70569. Private, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 141st Coy. Died of  wounds:  Flanders. 14/07/1917. Age 26. Son of  Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mickle, of 8, Church Rd. Maxton, Dover, Kent. Born:  Dover, Kent. Enlisted:  Canterbury, Kent. Residence:  Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Woods Cemetery. Ref: III. E. 23.      Formerly: 4320, East Kent Regiment. 

MIDDLETON, G. J.                     No information currently available.

MILLINGTON, PERCY WILLIAM HERBERT. 69346. Private, Royal Fusiliers. 1st Bn. Died: France. 07/09/1918. Age 33. Son of Herbert James and Elizabeth Millington, of 6, Church Place, Dover, Kent. Born: Craveney, Kent. Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent. Cemetery: Valenciennes (St, Roch) Communal Cemetery. Ref: V. G. 7.     Formerly: 5945, E. Surry Regt.

MILLNE, G H.                               No information currently available.

MILLS, AUBREY. 241697. Private, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) 1st/5th Bn. Killed in action: Iraq. 11/02/1917. Age 27. Son of James and Annie Mills, of Leeds. Husband of Matilda Jane Lilly (formerly Mills) of 6, South Rd. Kingsdown, Deal. Born:  Leeds, Yorks. Enlisted:  St Pancras, Middx. Residence:  Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Amara War Cemetery. Ref: XXI. M. 16.

MILLS, JOHN ALLAN. Sapper, Royal Engineers. 1st/3rd Kent Field Coy. Killed in action. Flanders: 07/09/1916. Enlisted:  Gillingham. Residence:  Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Vlamertinghe Military Cemetery. Ref: IV. D. 13.

MILLS, ROBERT GEORGE. 65136. Private, Royal Army Medical Corps. 68th Field Amb. Died:  Home. 02/12/1916. Age 34. Son of Mrs. P. Mills, of 44, York St. Dover, Kent. Born:  Dover, Kent. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Cemetery: St, James`s, Dover Kent. Ref. M. W. 5.
MINTER, CHARLES HERBERT. 144. Private. Nationality: Australian. 32nd Bn. Australian Infantry, A.I.F. Died: 19/07/1916. Age 28. Son of Charles Daniel and Charlotte Emma Minter, of "Manner," Sutton St. Colac Victoria, Australia. Born in England. Cemetery: Rue-Petillon Militart Cemetery, Fleurbaix. Ref: I. K. 57.panel 4.

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MINTER, Charles Herbert.    Dover Grammar School boy 1904. Joined Australian Imperial Forces. Australian. Australian Infantry, A.I.F. 32nd Bn. Age: 28 Date of Death: 19/07/1916. Service No: 144 Additional information: Son of Charles Daniel and Charlotte Emma Minter, of "Manner," Sutton St. Colac Victoria, Australia. Born in England. Born Staple 1888. 1891; Harbledown, son of Charles and Charlotte, farmer (Charles born Worth, Charlotte Emma Flint born Dover. Married Dover 1883. Charlotte died 1897). 1901; Hull Place Farm, Sholden, Charles and Fanny (Married Fanny Skeates at Ashford 1897)

MINTER, EARNEST WILLIAM. L/8868. Private, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment). Killed in action: Flanders. 21/01/1916. Age 32. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Minter, of 7, Herbert St. Buckland, Dover, Kent. Born:  Buckland, Dover Kent. Enlisted:  Canterbury, Kent. Residence.  Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Menin Road South Military Cemetery. Ref: I. E. 20.

MITCHELL, DAVID HENRY. 25154. Lance Corporal, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment). 1st Bn. Died of wounds: 18/04/1919. Born:  Dover, Kent. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Residence:  Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Bradford (Scholemoor) Cemetery. Ref: Screen Wall. III. C. 2085.
MOAT, A E. 52896. Corporal, Royal Garrison Artillery. 31st Heavy Bty. Died: 09/07/1919. Age 26. Son of the late William and Julia Moat, of Sholden, Deal, Kent. Cemetery: River, Dover. St, Peter Churchyard. Ref: New Ground, at West end. The information below was sent to me from Mark Frost. The Dover Museum. Allowing me to find this man. Moat, Albert E. Born Sholden 1895. Paddock Cottage, High Road, Sholden, Deal 1901. Son of William and Julia (domestic coachman) Killed 9/7/1919, 31st Heavy Bty. Royal Garrison Artillery, son of the late William & Julia of Sholden.Buried River Church.

MORRIS, E W.                    No information currently available.

MORRIS, WILLIAM. 6272. Rifleman, London Regiment (London Irish Rifles) 18th Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 06/12/1916. Age 21. Son of Mrs. C. E. Morris, of 5, Odo Rd. Tower Hamlets, Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Railway Dugouts Burial Ground. Ref:  VI. P. 19.    Formerly: 4267, 4th Buffs.

MORRIS, W H F.                   No information currently available.

MORRISON, A.H. T/3435. Private, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment). 5th Bn. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Residence:  Dover, Kent. Memorial: Basra. Panel 6.

MORRISON, R G.  

                     

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MORRISON, RUPERT GEORGE. Lieutenant, Royal Garrison Artillery Age: 32 Date of Death: 24/05/1918 Additional information: Son of Maj. A. and Mrs. Morrison; husband of Mabel Morrison, of "Abingdon," High Park, Ryde, I. of Wight. Born at Dover. (Actually born London 1886, son of Archibald (born Ireland) and Katherine (born Walmer), Instructor Gunner in Artillery). Married Mabel Perry at Dover 1915. Cemetery: Harlech or Llandanwg, St. Tanwg Churchyard. Ref: North-West of main entrance.

MORTON, HAROLD WILLIAM, S/11081. Rifleman, Rifle Brigade. 9th Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 05/01/1916. Age 31. Son of the late George Maddison Morton and Mary Ann Morton. Husband of Mrs. H. R. Bradley (formerly Morton), of 1990, Haultain St. Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Woolwich, Kent. Residence: Woolwich, Kent. Memorial: Ypres, Menin Gate. Panel 46 and 48. and 50.

MOSS, B.                          No information currently available.

MOSS, HAROLD MARSHALL. 2242. Driver, Royal Field Artillery. 3rd/3rd Home Counties Bde. Died:  Home. 06/02/1916. Age 23. Son of Mrs. Jane Moss, of Walden Rd. Twyford Avenue, Portsmouth. Born at Dover, Kent. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Residence:  Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Charlton, Dover Kent. Ref: Z. L. 32.

MOWLL, S E.                    No information currently available.
MUDDLE, GEORGE WILLIAM ARTHUR. 4245. Lance Corporal. 8th Bn. Killed in action: France. 15/09/1916. Age 27. Son of Mrs. Fanny E. Nowers, of 55, Bakers Avenue, Hoe St., Leyton, London. Enlisted: London. Residence: Dover. Cemetery: Caterpillar Valley Cemetery, Longueval. Ref: VII. G. 32.

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MUDDLE, GEORGE WILLIAM ARTHUR. Lance Corporal, London Regiment (Post Office Rifles), 8th Bn. Age: 27 Date of Death: 15/09/1916 Service No: 4245 Additional information: Son of Mrs. Fanny E. Nowers, of 55, Bakers Avenue, Hoe St. Leyton, London. Born Dover 1889.

MUTTON, ROBERT JAMES. G/69636. Private, Royal Fusiliers. 17th Bn. Killed in action: France.  09/05/1918. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Cabaret-Rouge British Cemetery, Souchez. Ref: VIII. Q. 32.   Formerly: 14050, 28th  T.R. BATTN.

NASH, ARTHUR JAMES, G/24262. Lance Corporal, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) 8th Bn. Killed in action: 01/08/1917. Age 20. Son of William and Mary Jane Nash, of 24, Ladywell Place, Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent, Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Ypres, Menin Gate. Panel 11 - 13. and 14.    Formerly: 3020, E, Kent Regt.

NASH, JOHN ROBERT. M/316133. Private, Army Service Corps. 565th M.T. Coy. Unit Text. attd. VI Corps Heavy Artillery. Killed in action: France: 04/10/1918. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Louverval Military Cemetery, Doignies. Ref: A. 5.

NEILL, CHARLES S. 10607. Private, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) 1st Bn. Died: France & Flanders. 30/11/1918. Age 22. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. H. Neill, of 9, Westbury Rd. Dover, Kent. Born: Lydd, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Hamburg Cemetery. VI. C. 7.
SD, Lists service No as, S/10607. and Died, 01/11/1918.

NEWLAND, FREDERICK THOMAS. G/237. Private, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) 6th Bn. Killed in action: 13/10/1915. Age 21. Son of the late Thomas and Sarah Newland. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Loos Memorial. Panel 15 to 19.

NEWMAN, PERCY CHESTER, G/13566. Lance Corporal, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) "D" Coy. 6th Bn. Killed in action: France. 02/05/1917. Age 27. Son of Fred and Annie Newman. Husband of Daisy May Simmonds (formerly Newman), of The Gothic Inn, Snargate St. Dover, Kent. Born:  St Marys, Dover Kent. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Residence:  Dover, Kent. Memorial: Arras. Bay 2.

NEWMAN, REGINALD HENRY. 374112. Rifleman, London Regiment (Post Office Rifles) 8th Bn. Died of wounds: France & Flanders, 25/04/1917. Age 29. Son of William Ingram Newman and Sophia Catherine Newman, of 1, Queen St. Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Canterbury: Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension. Ref: II. D. 75.

NEWTON, A W                 No information currently available.

NICHOLASS, HENRY CHARLES, 2163. Gunner, Royal Field Artillery. 1st/2nd Kent Bty. Died: 27/05/1916. Age 23. Son of Henry Richard and Louisa Jane Nicholass, of 16, Peter St. Dover, Kent. Memorial: Kirkee 1914-1918 Memorial. Face A.

NICHOLAS, H.                No information currently available.

NIMMO, ALFRED CHARLES, K/4760. Leading Stoker, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Princess Irene." Died: 27/05/1915. Age 25. Son of Alfred Charles and Mary Nimmo, of 166, Union Rd. Buckland, Dover, Kent. Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial. Ref: 11.

At about 11.14 on the morning of 27th May 1915, Sheerness witnessed the destruction of the minelayer HMS Princess Irene which Without warning, the ship was blown to pieces. The cause of the disaster was thought to have been due to a faulty primer (pistol).

NORMAN, E J.   
                     

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NORMAN, EDWARD JOHN. Second Lieutenant, Royal Engineers,156th Coy. Killed in action: France. Age: 32 Date of Death: 30/03/1918 Additional information: Son of Mary Norman, of Deal, Kent, and the late E. W. Norman. Memorial: Pozieres Memorial. Panel 10 to 13.

NORRIS, FRANK JOHN, G/17932. Private, East Surrey Regiment. 7th Bn. Killed in action: France & Flanders. 30/04/1917. Age 34. Son of Edward and Elizabeth Norris, of Dover. Husband of Mercy Matilda Norris, of 130, Heathfield Avenue, Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent. Cemetery: Feuchy British Cemetery. Ref: II. A. 13.

NORRIS, H E                             

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NORRIS, H E.  ?Henry B. Norris, born Dover 1891?? HB Norris listed as Dover Grammar School Boy 1903-1907 and enlisting in RFC.

NOWERS, LESLIE FRED FILER. M2/202810. Private, Army Service Corps. 881st M.T. Coy. Died: At Sea. 27/06/1917. Age 20. Son of Frederick George and Laura D. Nowers, of 30, Frith Rd. Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent  Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Hollybrook Memorial, Southampton.

Dover Memorial Lists name as:  NOWERS, L.F.P.

SD, CD. Lists name as: NOWERS, LESLIE FRED FILES.

OLIVER, CHARLES FREDERICK, 30147. Private, East Lancashire Regiment. 2nd/5th Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 09/10/1917. Husband of Mrs. E. S. Oliver, of 32, Minerva Avenue, Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Tyne Cot. Panel 77 to 79 and 163A.    Formerly: 33580, E. Surrey Regt.

O`LONE, R.                              No information currently available.

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

OSBORNE, A E.                    No information currently available.

OSBORNE, ALBERT GEORGE. 42076. Private, Norfolk Regiment. 7th Bn. Died of wounds: France. 02/10/1918. Age 18. Son of Walter John and Ada Ozanne Osborne, of 2, Denison Villa, Underdown Rd. Dover, Kent. Born: Malta. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Abbeville Communal Cemetery Extension. Ref: IV. G. 9.

OVENDEN, HERBERT STEPHEN, Lieutenant (Quartermaster). Army Service Corps. Died: 03/09/1916. Age 44. Son of William and Charlotte E. Ovenden, of Dover; Kent. Husband of Esther Mabel Ovenden, of 13, Queen Bertha Rd. Ramsgate, Kent. Cemetery: Charlton, Dover Kent. Ref:  Q. J. R.
PACKER, BERTRAM CHARLES. 44474. Rifleman. King's Royal Rifle Corps, Secondary Regiment: London Regiment (Prince of Wales' Own Civil Service Rifles) Secondary Unit Text: posted to 2nd/15th Bn. Died of wounds: 05/11/1918. Born: Faversham, Kent. Enlisted: Canterbury, Kent. Cemetery: Cement House Cemetery. Ref: XIX. A. 48. Formerly: T.R./10/31799, 32nd T.R. Batalion. T.R./13/58703, 20th T.R. Batalion.

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PACKER, BERTIE C. Rifleman, King's Royal Rifle Corps and London Regiment (Prince of Wales' Own Civil Service Rifles) Date of Death: 05/11/1918. Born 1899 South Preston, Kent. 1901; Preston, Faversham, son of Edward M. and Kate Ann, time keeper at mining machinery factory. 1912; E.M. Packer, 16 Stanhope Rd. Dover. Brother of Ernest below.

PACKER, ERNEST WALTER. 68906. Bombardier, Royal Field Artillery. "D" Bty. 62nd Bde. Killed in action: France. 29/07/1916. Age 20. Son of Edward Maurice Packer and the late Ann Packer, of 39, Eton Rd. Newport, Mon. Born at Dover, Kent. Enlisted:  Maidstone, Kent. Residence:  Maidstone, Kent. Cemetery: Flatiron Copse Cemetery, Mametz. Ref: X. E. 3.

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Born 1895 Ospringe, Kent. 1901; Preston, Faversham, son of Edward M. and Kate Ann, time keeper at mining machinery factory. 1912; E.M. Packer, 16 Stanhope Rd. Dover. Brother of Bertie above.

PALMER, GEORGE THOMAS. G/5181. Private, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment). 8th Bn. Died of wounds: France. 19/08/1916. Born:  Alkham, Nr Dover Kent. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Residence:  Dover, Kent. Memorial: Thiepval. Pier and Face 5 D.

PALMER, STEPHEN JOHN ALEXANDER, S/7023. Lance Serjeant, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment). 7th Bn. Killed in action: Flanders, 16/07/1917. Age 20. Son of Mrs. Harriett Palmer, of 204, Union Rd. Buckland, Dover, Kent. Born:  River, Nr Dover Kent. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Residence:  Dover, Kent. Memorial: Ypres, Menin Gate. Panel 11 – 13 and 14.  Formerly:  10174, The BUFFS, East Kent Regiment.

PALMER, THOMAS WILLIAM. S/7967. Rifleman. Rifle Brigade. 8th Bn. Killed in action: France. 15/09/1916. Age 20. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Palmer, of 26, Lansdown Rd. Canterbury, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: London. Residence: Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Guards` Cemetery, Lesboeufs. Ref: VI. R. 4.

PARKER, A G.                        No information currently available.
PARKER. D

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PARKER, D.   Dover Grammar School boy 1906-1907. Enlisted in 8th Batt. Winnipeg Rifles. Listed as missing by DGS.

PARKER, GEORGE WILLIAM GARDINER, G/9297. Private, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment). 6th Bn. Killed in action: France. 03/07/1916. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Dover, Kent. Memorial: Thiepval. Pier and Face 5 D.

PARSONS, R S.                              No information currently available.

PARSONS, STANLEY JAMES. 8213. Serjeant, East Surrey Regiment. 9th Bn. Killed in action: France & Flanders. 24/12/1916. Age 19. Son of William and Harriett Parsons, of 10, Bartholomew St. Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: London. Residence: Sevenoaks, Kent. Cemetery: Philosophe British Cemetery, Mazingarbe. Ref: II. A. 4.

PARSONS, WILLIAM CHARLES. L/8432. Private, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment). 1st Bn. Killed in action: Flanders. 20/10/1914. Age 27. Son of William and Harriett Parsons, of 10, Bartholomew St. Dover, Kent. Born: Dover, Kent. Enlisted: Dover, Kent. Residence: Buckland, Dover Kent. Memorial: Ploegsteert. Panel 2.

PATTISON, EDWARD STEPHEN. 177356. Leading Seaman, Royal Navy. H.M.S. Pembroke. Died: 14/03/1918. Age 39. Awarded Africa General Service Medal (Somaliland Clasp). Son of Frederick and Ellen Pattison, of Dover, Kent. Husband of Marion Pattison, of 96, Norwich Rd. Ipswich. Served in the Dardanelles on H.M.S. "Implacable.". Cemetery: St, James`s, Dover Kent. Ref: L. V. 15.

PEARCE, GEORGE THOMAS. S/172. Lance Serjeant, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment). 3rd Bn. Died: 04/10/1918. Age 46. Husband of Ellen J. Pearce, of 9, Union Row, Military Hill, Dover, Kent. Cemetery: Dover (St, Mary`s) New Cemetery. Ref: E. J. 17.

PERRY-AYSCOUGH, H G. C.                

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PERRY-AYSCOUGH, HENRY GEORGE CHARLES. Captain, Connaught Rangers, 4th Bn. Secondary Regiment: Royal Irish Rifles. Killed in action: Flanders. Age: 40 Date of Death: 25/09/1915 Additional information: Son of the late Rev. G. B. Perry-Ayscough and the Hon. E. S. Perry-Ayscough. Served in the South African Campaign and West African Frontier Force. Memorial: Ypres Menin Gate. Panel 42.

Co-author of “With the Russians in Mongolia” with Captain R.B. Otter-Barry, published 1914. Son of The Rev. George Booth Perry-Ayscough, Vicar of Brabourne, Kent (died 1885),  and Emma Sophia Parnell, daughter of Baron Congleton (died 1910). Commissioned 1900 with the South Cork Light Infantry Militia. Born Brabourne 1875. 1891; scholar, 94 Maison Dieu Rd. Dover, son of Emma, widow, living on own means (moved to Dover 1886). (1881 census – George and Emma Perry (no Ayscough), Brabourne vicarage)

PETTET, WILLIAM. Private, Royal Sussex Regiment. 2nd Bn. Died of wounds: France. 25/10/1918. Born:  Dover, Kent. Enlisted:  Canterbury, Kent. Cemetery: Vadencourt British Cemetery, Maissemy. II. A. 35.

PHILLIPS, OWEN, 217302. Able Seaman, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Bulwark.". Died: 26/11/1914. Age 30. Husband of Alice Louisa Gregory (formerly Phillips), of 33, Wyndham Rd. Dover, Kent. Memorial: Portsmouth Naval Memorial. Ref: 2
The four PHIPPS`S below are all brothes.

PHIPPS, CHARLES. G/5360. Private, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment). 7th Bn. Killed in action: France. 01/07/1916. Age 30. Son of Mr and Mrs J. W. Phipps, of 49, Military Rd Dover, Kent. Born:  Dover, Kent. Enlisted:  Sittingbourne, Kent. Residence:  Milton Regis, Kent. Memorial: Thiepval. Pier and face 5 D.

PHIPPS, EDWARD ARTHUR. 32107. Private, South Lancashire Regiment. "A" Coy. 7th Bn. Killed in action: Flanders, 03/08/1917. Age 29. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Phipps, of 49, Military Rd., Dover, Kent. Born:  Dover, Kent. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Memorial: Ypres, Menin Gate. Panel 37.

PHIPPS, JAMES WILLIAM, 32108. Private, South Lancashire Regiment. 2nd Bn. Killed in action:  Flanders. 21/08/1918. Age 35. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Phipps, Or 49, Military Rd., Dover. Born:  Dover, Kent. Enlisted:  Dover, Kent. Memorial: Tyne Cot. Panel 92 to 93 and 162A.

PHIPPS, FREDERICK EDWARD, 8713. Lance Corporal, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) 2nd Bn. Died of Wounds: France & Flanders. 05/04/1915. Age 31. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Phipps, of 66, Snargate St., Dover, Kent. Born:  St Marys, Dover Kent. Enlisted:  Canterbury, Kent. Residence:  Dover, Kent. Cemetery: St. Sever Cemetery, Rouen. Ref: A. 7. 10.

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