Newport's War Dead
formerly Newport, Monmouthshire, UK
Surname R
Additional information below from the Commonwealth War graves Commission website
and also
The Armed Forces Memorial Web site
Newport's Roll of Honour
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Local memorial - St Marks church
Radcliffe, Lucy Olive, 36, 2nd June 1941, Civilian War Dead, Civilian, of Swinburne, Glasllwch Crescent, Rogerstone, Mon. Daughter of Richard and of the late Lucy Radcliffe. Injured 31 May 1941, at Swinburne, Glasllwch Crescent; died at Royal Gwent Hospital, MAGOR AND ST. MELLONS, RURAL DISTRICT
Note... Lucy's name has been omitted from the Rogerstone Library's memorial to its civilian war dead.
Radcliffe, Richard, 69, 31st May 1941, Civilian War Dead, Civilian, of Swinburne, Glasllwch Crescent, Rogerstone, Mon. Husband of the late Lucy Radcliffe. Died at Swinburne, Glasllwch Crescent, Rogerstone, Mon., MAGOR AND ST. MELLONS, RURAL DISTRICT
Local memorial - Rogerstone Public Library
Local memorial - Lysaght's (Orb) Steelworks
Local memorial - Newport Rugby Club and St Marks church
Local memorial - Christchurch War Memorial
On the 25th March 1943 in Alexandria, Jack Rawlings age 29 was killed in a quarrel ashore, whilst serving as an Able Seaman on board the SS Fort Augustus.
Information: Mr Billy McGee
Local memorial - All Saint's Church, Brynglas
Local memorial - St Marks church and grave stone in St Mary's churchyard, Malpas
HMS Mahratta web site - click here
Local memorial - Plaque, St Mary's church, Malpas and Malpas and WW1 memorial Malpas Community Centre
Local memorial - St Mary's RC church
Local memorial - Lysaght's (Orb) steelworks
Rickard, Alfred Albert, 20, 26th February 1942, Royal Navy, H.M.S. President III, D/JX 291193, Able Seaman, Son of Alfred John and Florence Rickard, of Newport, Mon., PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Panel 66, Column 2.
Local memorial - St Julian's High School
Report - South Wales Argus 1941
Information from Mr Billy McGee
Local memorial - St John's church, Maindee
Local memorial - Lysaght's (Orb) Steelworks and St Mary's RC church
Cause Of Death: Killed in action
Service History: Enlisted 16/6/15 ; Draft for MEF 5/12/15, joined Anson Bn. at Mudros 5/2/16-29/4/17 DD.
Notes: A Sheet-roller ; b.20/8/1891 ; Next-of-Kin & home address: Wife, Alice, 16 Oakley St. (later 9 Slade St.), Newport, Monmouth.
Local memorial - St. John the Baptist church
Local memorial - All Saint's Church, Brynglas and Malpas Road Evangelical church
Local memorial - General Post Office, Newport
Local memorial - St Marks church and entry from Newport Intermediate School for Boys Directory
Local memorial - St Mary's RC Church
Local memorial - All Saint's Church, Brynglas and General Post Office, Newport
Local memorial - Christchurch War Memorial and Lysaght's (Orb) Steelworks
Local memorial - St Mary's and St Michael's RC churches
Local memorial - Stewart and Lloyds (Lysaghts memorial)
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