Newport's War Dead formerly Newport, Monmouthshire, UK
Surname A Additional information below from the Commonwealth War graves Commission website and also The Armed Forces Memorial Web site
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Abbot,
Frank Bernard, 28, 14th May 1940, Royal Air
Force, 105 Squadron, 563017,
Sergeant,
Son of Bernard and Honora E. M. Abbott, of Newport, Monmouthshire; husband of Laura Mary Abbott. A.F.R.Ae.S. SEDAN-TORCY FRENCH NATIONAL CEMETERY, Plot 20. Grave 764A (Coll.), France
Local memorial - St Marks church
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Abbott,
Phillip Bernard,
36,
19th September 1941,
Royal Artillery,
4070245,
Battery Quartermaster Serjeant,
husband of Jane Mary Abbott,
NEWPORT (ST.
WOOLOS) CEMETERY,
FC. D85. 248. Local memorial - St Julian's High School
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Abdo,
Assan, 49, 25th February 1940, Merchant Navy,
SS. Castlemoor (London), TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 24.
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Abraham,
Charles, 31st May 1916, HMS Indefatigable, Royal
Marine Artillery, RMA 10681, Gunner,
Royal
Albert, Portland Street, Newport, Mon.,
PORTSMOUTH
NAVAL MEMORIAL, REf 21
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Abraham, Walter, 4th December
1918, 3rd Bn
Welsh Regiment,
Welsh Regiment,
Private,
NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS) CEMETERY,
CON. D41 108
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Abraham, Walter Henry, 22, 29th November 1920, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, H.M.S. "Vivid.", Wales Z/4130, Able Seaman, Son of Henry and Louis Abraham, of 60, Alexandra Rd., Newport, Mon., NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS) CEMETERY, CON. D41 108
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Ackland,
Thomas Ralph, 24, 19th April 1918,
London
Regiment (Royal Fusiliers),
posted to 1st/4th Bn.,
76121, Corporal,
Son of Alma Sarah Acland
of 57, St. Athens Rd., Mynachdy, Cardiff, and the late Thomas Acland,
TILLOY BRITISH CEMETERY, TILLOY-LES-MOFFLAINES,
IV. H. 2. Local memorial - All Saint's church, Brynglas
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Adams,
Arthur Henry, 31, 4th September 1918,
Mercantile Marine,
S.S. "War Firth" (London),
Chief Steward,
husband of Emily Adams
(nee Rowlands) of Carlton House, Malpas Rd., Newport, Mon.,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL Local memorial - All Saint's church, Brynglas
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Adams,
Arthur Rowland, 26,
29th February 1944, Royal Army Service Corps,
T/164323, Driver,
Son of Ch. Steward
Arthur Henry Adams, (lost in S.S. War Firth (London), 4th September,
1918), and Emily Adams of Newport, Mon.,
BEACH
HEAD WAR CEMETERY, ANZIO.
XIV. H. 8. Local memorial - Malpas Road Evangelical church
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Adams,
David, 33, 22nd June 1944,
Royal
Engineers,999 Port Operating Coy.,
14505041, Sapper,
husband of Minnie
Elizabeth Adams
of Newport, Mon.,
HERMANVILLE WAR CEMETERY,
3. D. 3.
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Adams, Eli
served as Frank Jones, 1st July 1916, 2nd Bn. Monmouthshire Regiment,
3328, Private, KNIGHTSBRIDGE CEMETERY, MESNIL-MARTINSART, H. 35.
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Adams,
Frank Bert, 32, 28th August 1916,
2nd Bn.
South Wales Borderers,
21620,
Private,
VLAMERTINGHE MILITARY CEMETERY,
IV. C. 13. Local memorial - Lysaght's (Orb) Steelworks
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Adams,
Frederick George Victor, 33, 24th September
1944, 5th Bn.
Duke of Cornwall's Light
Infantry,
5436056,
Warrant Officer Class II (C.S.M.),
Son of George
Victor Adams, and stepson of Florence May Adams, of Newport, Mon.;
husband of Agnes Eliza (June) Adams of Lanivet, Cornwall,
HETEREN (DRIEL) PROTESTANT CHURCHYARD,
South of entrance.
Local memorial - St Julian's High School
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Adams,
George Victor, 23, 1st September 1918,
Royal Field Artillery,
53rd Div. Ammunition
Col.,
740522,
Gunner,
Son of Henry and Mary L. Adams of Clifton House, Milman St.,
Newport, Mon.,
RAMLEH WAR CEMETERY,
AA. 24
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Adams, Henry
Charles, 32, 27th September 1915, 20th Siege Bty. Royal Garrison
Artillery, 27412, Serjeant, Son of Edwin and Sarah Ann Adams, of Broad
Street Common, Nash, nr. Newport, Mon., HOP STORE CEMETERY, Plot I. Row C.
Grave
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Adams,
Thomas Stephen, 32, 30th October 1917,
Kings Liverpool Regt.,
19th Labour Coy.,
74678, Private, .Husband
of Sarah Lucy Saunders (formerly Adams) of 2, Capel St., Newport, Mon.,
SOLFERINO FARM CEMETERY,
I. D. 15. Local memorial - Havelock Street Presbytarian church
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Adams, Walter
George, 33, 29h December 1941, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, 974
Balloon Sqdn., 1154604, Aircraftman 2nd Class, son of George and Louise
Adams, husband of Frances Adams, of Newport, Mon., FAYID WAR CEMETERY, 1.
F. 16.
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Adams,
William, 42, 15th March 1940,
Merchant
Navy, S.S. Melrose (Leith), Carpenter,
TOWER
HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 69.
Local memorial - St Michael's RC church
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Addams-Williams, Donald Arthur, 19, 13th August 1915, "A" Coy. 4th Bn. South Wales Borderers, Second Lieutenant, Son of Herbert and Grace Addams-Williams, of Llangibby Rectory, Newport, Mon., 7th FIELD AMBULANCE CEMETERY Local memorial - Lysaght's (Orb) Steelworks
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Agist,
James, 62, 24th April 1917,
Mercantile Marine,
S.S. "Ferndene" (Newcastle),
Fireman and Trimmer,
husband of Sarah
Jane Agist (nee Gould), of 10, Corelli St., Newport, Mon.,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL
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Ahearn,
Daniel,
19, 23rd October 1916, Mercantile
Marine, S.S. "Clearfield", Assistant Cook, Son of Daniel Ahearn, of 13,
Magor St., Newport, Mon., and the late Catherine Ahearn (nee Green), TOWER
HILL MEMORIAL,
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AHearne,
William,
Royal Engineers. Working Batt.,
11863,
Sapper, WW1 Local memorial - St Mary's RC church
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Aldous,
Kenneth H, 10th November 1944, Royal Navy,
H.M.L.C.S.(L) 252,
D/JX 454479,
Ordinary Signalman, PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 101. Column 3.
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Alexander,
James Hammond, 23, 13th April 1918, 18th Bn. Welsh Regiment, 1983,
Lance Corporal, Son of James F. H. Alexander, of 42, Archibald St.,
Newport, Mon., PLOEGSTEERT MEMORIAL, Panel 7. Local memorial - Havelock Street Presbytarian church
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Allan, Eric
Hugh, 20, 25th April 1918, Royal Naval Reserve, H.M.S.
“Bombala”, Sub-Lieutenant, Son of Peter and Annie Thornton Allan, of 83,
Column Road, Cardiff. Born at Newport, Mon., PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 30. “I
can add, that U 154 had captured an Lieutenant who claims to be the CO of
BOMBALA (this men died with the crew of U 154).
The officer was Sub-Lt. Eric Hugh Allan, who was from Cardiff.
According to a local press report published some months later, he was
taken prisoner by the U-boat because the Bombala's captain was wounded and
the first officer had been killed. His date of death is given as 25/04/18,
even though, as you say, he died later when U 154 was sunk.”
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Allen,
Ernest Job, 42, 7th October 1941. of
21 Park Avenue, Rogerstone,
Mon., Son of the late Beatrice Allen; husband of Sarah Louisa
Allen. Died at 21 Park Avenue, Rogerstone, Mon.,
Civilian War Dead,
Civilian,
MAGOR AND ST. MELLONS, RURAL DISTRICT
Local Memorial - Rogerstone Public Library
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Allen,
Sarah Louisa, 37, 7th October 1941, of
21 Park Avenue,
Rogerstone. Daughter of Mrs. M. Molloy, of 2 St. Edward Street, Newport,
and of the late T. E. Molloy; wife of Ernest Job Allen. Died at 21 Park
Avenue, Rogerstone, Mon.,
Civilian War Dead,
Civilian,
MAGOR AND ST. MELLONS, RURAL
DISTRICT
Local memorial - Rogerstone Public Library
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Allen, John,
33, 27th June 1918, Mercantile Marine, H.M.H.S. “Llandovery
Castle” (London), Fireman, Son of William and Sarah Allen, husband of Mary
Elizabeth Allen (nee Garland), of 25, Warden Road, Bedminster, Bristol.
Born at Newport, Mon., TOWER HILL MEMORIAL.
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Allen,
Reginald H,
Merchant
Navy,
WW2
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Allen,
Ronald George, 19,
20th March 1945, Royal Navy, H.M.S. Lapwing,
D/JX 651446,
Able Seaman,
Son of James Horace and Florence Allen of Newport, Mon.,
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 93, Column
3.
Local memorial - Stewart and Lloyds (Lysaghts memorial)
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Allen,
Samuel Johnson (Jack), 30th April 1917,
4th Bn.
South Wales Borderers,
12459,Private, 10 Libeneth Road,
Newport, Mon., BASRA MEMORIAL,
Panel 16
and 62.
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Allen,
Tom Reginald, 24, 6th May 1917,
15th Bn.
Royal Welsh Fusiliers,
21767,
Lance Corporal,
Son of Sir Thomas and
Lady Allen of "Hillside," Edward VII Avenue, Newport, Mon.,
ESSEX FARM CEMETERY.
III. F. 4.
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Alli,
Manasa, 45, Merchant Navy,
S.S.
Castlemoor (London),
Fireman and Trimmer,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, Panel 24.
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Alli,
Said, 55, 4th July 1942, Merchant
Navy,
S.S. Navarino (Glasgow),
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 72.
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Allimonakis,
Frank, 23, 22nd November 1941, 3rd Regt. Royal Horse
Artillery, 886502, Gunner, Son of Frank and Mary Allimonakis, of Newport,
Mon., KNIGHTSBRIDGE WAR CEMETERY, ACROMA, 16. D. 22.
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Allison,
William, 35, 15th May 1917,
Mercantile
Marine,
S.S. "Polymnia" (London),
Ship's
Cook,
husband of Elizabeth Allison (nee Sullivan), of 83 Lime St.,
Newport, Mon.,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL Local memorial - St Mary's RC church
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Allnatt,
Walter Robert Thomas Louis, 28, 21St August
1940, Merchant
Navy,
S.S. Anglo Saxon (London),
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 8.
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Allsopp,
A O, 30th October 1917,
"B" Bty.
74th Bde.
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Amaratos,
Mitchell G, 21, 8th
November 1942,
Merchant Navy, SS Lyras, Mess room boy Died at Lourenco Marques from dysentery and bronchial pneumonia on 8th November 1942, age 21, whilst serving as a Mess Room Boy on the Greek ship SS Lyras. Information: Mr Billy McGee
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Amery,
Jack, 27th October 1940, Royal Navy,
H.M.
Submarine H.49,
P/MX 53237,
Engine Room Artificer 3rd Class,
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 41, Column 1.
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Amman, Albert
Edward, 39, 31st January 1942, Royal Navy, H. M. S. Pembroke,
C/MX85474, Assistant Cook, Son of Mrs. Amman, husband of Lilian Ann Amman,
of Newport, Monmouthshire, ILFORD (ST. MARY) CHURCHYARD.
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Anami, Sperio,
24th April 1918, Mercantile Marine, “Agnete” (London),
Donkeyman, Husband of Mrs Animio, of 88, Dolphin St., Newport, Mon., TOWER
HILL MEMORIAL.
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Anders, Bohdan, 26, 2nd June 1941, Polish Air
Force 316 Sqdn, P/0161,
Porucznik
(Lietentant),
PEMBREY (ST. ILLTYD)
CHURCHYARD, Row 1 Coll Grave 11.
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Anderson,
Francis Roland, 24, 18th October 1940, Merchant
Navy, S. S. Fiscus,
Third Engineer
Officer,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 49 Local memorial - Newport Rugby Club
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Anderson,
James, 45, 6th May 1917,
Mercantile
Marine,
S.S. "Alfalfa" (London),
1st Engineer,
husband of Helen Anderson
(nee Clark) of "Brooklyn," Gibbs Rd., Newport, Mon.,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL Local memorial - Christchurch War Memorial
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Anderson,
John Edward, 26th October 1917,
Royal
Marine Light Infantry, 2nd R.M. Bn. R.N. Div., PLY/721(S), Private,
Eldest son of P.C. and Mrs Anderson of 8 Canon Street,
Newport, Mon., TYNE
COT MEMORIAL, Panel 1 and 162A.
Cause Of Death: Wounded & Missing, assumed dead. Service History: Draft for MEF 9/5/15, joined Chatham Bn. 30/5/15-14/7/15 GSW left cheek, rejoined Chatham Bn. 20/7/15-13/9/15 Pyrexia Unknown Origin, rejoined 1st RM Bn. 8/1/16-8/8/16 posted to 188th MG Company, 16/2/17 Pyrexia Unknown Origin Invalided to UK ; Draft for BEF 12/9/17, joined 2nd RM Bn. 26/9/17-26/10/17 DD. Notes: Mother, Mrs. Catherine Anderson, 8 Canon St., Newport, Mon.
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Anderson,
John Martin, 53, 23rd January 1941,
Merchant Navy, S.S.
Lurigethan (Belfast), Donkeyman, TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 66.
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Anderson,
Kenneth Wyndham, 27,
5th March 1943, Merchant Navy,
S.S. Empire Tower (London),
Son of Daniel
and Emma Anderson husband of Megan Anderson, of Pontypool, Mon.,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 46.
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Anderson,
Robert, 31, 14th January 1915,
No.2
Depot
Royal Garrison Artillery,
455,
Gunner,
Husband of Edith Kate Anderson of 13 Albert Avenue, Newport,
Mon.,
NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS) CEMETERY,
FC.
D18. 286.
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Anderson,
William,
32, 6th May 1917,
Mercantile Marine, S.S. "Alfalfa", Fireman, Born at Liverpool, TOWER HILL
MEMORIAL
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Andrews,
Alan Jeffrey, 22, 2nd November 1942, Royal Air
Force (VR), 60748,
Flight Lieutenant,
DFC+Bar,
husband of Jean Elizabeth
Andrews of Usk, Mon.,
RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL,
Panel 65
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Andrews,
Albert Howard, 21st January 1945, Royal Air
Force (VR),
518 Sqn, Coastal Command, 1804199,
Flight Sergeant,
RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL,
Panel 270.
Local memorial - St Julian's High School
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Andrews,
Frederick E, 20th July
1916, 4th Bn. South Wales Borderers,
G/25642,
Corporal,
AMARA WAR CEMETERY,
XIII. H. 18. Local memorial - All Saint's church, Brynglas
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Andrews-Jones,
Haydn, 26, 28th March 1918, 19th Bn.
The
King's (Liverpool Regiment),
25015,
Private,
(served as JONES). Son of James
Andrews-Jones, and Anne (his wife) of 18 Broughton Rd., Ealing, London.
Born at Newport, Mon., POZIERES MEMORIAL,
Panel 21 to 23
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Andrews, William
James, 33, 9th October 1917, Mercantile Marine, S.S. Peshawur (Glasgow),
Winchman, Son of the late George Andrews; husband of Louisa Jane Andrews
(nee Adams), of 38, Chauntler Rd., Custom House, London. Born at
Deptford, TOWER HILL MEMORIAL
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Angus,
Roy William Frederick, 23, 13th August 1918,
Royal Air Force,
148
Sqdn.,
Lieutenant,
Son of Fredrick William James and Mary Elizabeth Angus of Trevarth,
Cardiff Rd., Newport, Mon.,
PERNES BRITISH
CEMETERY,
IV. A. 13.
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Anstice,
Reginald John (Jack), 27, 24th December 1944, 154 (The
Leicestershire Yeomanry) Field Regt. Royal Artillery, 300122, Lieutenant,
Son of William Henry Anstice, and of Anne May Anstice, of Islington,
London, FORLI WAR CEMETERY, V, C, 15.
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Anthony,
Raymond Joseph, 32,
27th August 1944, Royal Navy,
H.M.S.
Hussar,
D/KX 133001,
Stoker 1st Class,
DSM,
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 89, Column
3.
HMS Hussar was sunk by "Friendly Fire" after being attacked by RAF Typhoon ground attack aircraft. HMS Britomart was also sunk in the same air attack. http://www.halcyon-class.co.uk/FriendlyFire/hms_hussar.htm
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Antill,
Alfred Mansfield, 28th June 1915,
2nd Bn., South Wales Borderers,
18889,
Private,
TWELVE TREE COPSE CEMETERY,
Sp. Mem. A. 91.
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Appleby, T, 37,
22nd April 1918, 60th Div. Ammunition Col., Royal
Field Artillery,
147898,
Gunner, Son of Margaret Appleby, husband of, S. A. Lampitt (formerly
Appleby), of 16, Cassau Rd., Newport, Mon., Native of Edinburgh,
ALEXANDRIA (HADRA) WAR MEMORIAL CEMETERY, F. 129.
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Archer,
H C, 8th October 1918, 1st Bn.,
Monmouthshire Regiment,
2nd Lieutenant,
SEQUEHART BRITISH CEMETERY No.1,
A. 4.
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Arkinstall,
James, 17, 25th April 1915, 1st Bn. Monmouthshire Regiment, 1801,
Rifleman, Son of William and Mary Helen Arkinstall, of 5, Jone's Terrace,
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Local memorial -
GKN (Rogerstone) Memorial |
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Armitage,
Charles Frederick, 32, 9th May 1915,
1st Bn.
South Wales Borderers,
15405,
Private,
Son of Mrs. Mary Jane Armitage,
of 36, Barrack Hill, Newport, Mon.,
LE TOURET
MEMORIAL,
Panel 14 and 15. Local memorial - St Mary's church, Malpas and WW1 memorial Malpas Community Centre
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Armstrong,
Samuel, 47, 6th May 1917, Mercantile Marine, “S.S. “Alfalfa”
(London), First Mate, Son of the late Joseph and Wellamena Armstrong,
husband of, Johanna Armstrong, of Dinleigh House, Caerleon Rd., Newport,
Mon. Born at Aldershot, TOWER HILL MEMORIAL.
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Arnold,
A, 2nd January 1916, 1st Bn, Bedfordshire Regiment, 27892, Private,
NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS) CEMETERY, CON, D8. 233 |
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Arthur,
Edgar, 24, 9th October 1942,
Merchant
Navy,
S.S. Pennington Court,
Able Seaman,
Son of Richard and Margaret
Arthur of Newbridge, Mon.,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 80.
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Arthur, Thomas,
38, 9th May 1917, 8th Bn. South Wales Borderers, 14599, Serjeant, husband
of Minnie Arthur, of "Silverton," 7, Pentonville, Newport, Mon., KARASOULI
MILITARY CEMETERY, E. 1061. Local memorial - Newport Athletic Club
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Arundell,
Henry Rudolf,
34, 15th April 1917, 1st/4th
Bn.,
Gloucestershire Regiment,
203275,
Private,
husband of H. R. Arundell of 2
Oxford St., Maindee, Newport, Mon.,
STE. MARIE
CEMETERY, LE HAVRE,
Div 3. N. 14.
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Ash,
James, 21st April 1917,
12th Bn.
South Wales Borderers,
23907,
Private, THIEPVAL MEMORIAL,
Pier and Face
4 A.
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Ashford,
George, 29, 23rd October 1947, 449 Bty., 68 (1st Rifle Bn. The
Monmouthshire Regt.) Searchlight Regt.
Royal
Artillery,
4077585,
Gunner,
Son of Violet Ashford, of Newport,
Mon,. NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS) CEMETERY,
CON. D32. 109. |
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Ashford,
William Mervyn, 18, 1st March 1945, 4th Bn. Royal Welsh Fusiliers,
14817794, Fusilier,
REICHSWALD FOREST WAR CEMETERY,
51. F. 16 |
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Ashmore,
John Barrett, 7th February 1944, Royal Army Medical Corps, 127349,
Captain, TAUKKYAN WAR CEMETERY, 4. E. 8. |
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Astbury,
George Benjamin, 59, 8th April 1941,
Civilian War Dead,
Civilian,
Husband of E. Astbury, of 21
Tre-ap-gwilym, Cardiff Road, Newport, Mon., Died
at locomotive sheds, Ebbw Junction,
NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS)
CEMETERY,
CON. B71. 50.
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Aston,
Samuel, 8th October 1918,
16th Bn
Royal Welsh Fusiliers,
93988,
Private,
BOIS-DES-ANGLES BRITISH
CEMETERY, CREVECOEUR-SUR-L'ESCAUT,
II. A. 1.
Local memorial - Lysaght's (Orb) Steelworks
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Aston,
Thomas Edward, 2nd September 1918,
10th
Bn. South Wales Borders,
32185,
Private, 38, Magor
Street, Newport, Mon., VIS-EN-ARTOIS MEMORIAL,
Panel 6.
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Atkins,
James, 15th January 1915,
2nd Bn.
Highland Light Infantry,
8853,
Private,
LE TOURET MEMORIAL,
Panel 37 and 38. 1.
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Atkins,
Trevor Francis, 19,
2nd March 1944, 2/6th Bn.
The Queen's
Royal Regiment (West Surrey),
14623344,
Private,
Son of Henry Richard and Margaret Ann Atkins of Newport, Mon.,
BEACH HEAD WAR CEMETERY, ANZIO,
XX. A. 1.
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Attewell, R J,
41, 22hd September 1918, 1st Bn. Kings Shropshire Light
Infantry, 27355, Private, Son of Harry and Hannah Marie Attewell, of
Christchurch, Newport, Mon., husband of Ceila Attewell, of 39, Dunraven
St., Aberkenfig, Bridgend, Glam., BRIE BRITISH CEMETERY, I .C. 3.
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Attewell,
W J,
19,
20th
October 1918,
"B" Coy. 38th Bn. Machine Gun
Corps (Infantry),
136553,
Private, Mrs E R Attewell
59 Morden Road, Newport, Mon,
CROSS ROADS
CEMETERY, FONTAINE-AU-BOIS
Local memorial - St Julian's High School and Havelock Street Presbytarian church
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Attwood,
John, 19, 19th September 1918,
9th Bn.
King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment),
36679, Private,
Son of
William and Annie Attwood of 34, Potter St., Pill, Newport, Mon.,
DOIRAN MEMORIAL Local memorial - St Mary's and St. Michael's RC churches
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Attwood, Reginald William, 8th
November 1943, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, 10532269, Private,
PONTYPOOL (PANTEG) CEMETERY, Plot D. Grave 60. |
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Attwood,
William C J, 26th
February 1918, Mercantile Marine,
H.M.H.S. "Glenart Castle",
Able Seaman,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL
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Austin,
Charles, 18, 1st July 1916, 1st Bn.
Monmouthshire Regiment,
3482,
Rifleman,
THIEPVAL MEMORIAL,
Pier and Face 16 B.
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Austin,
Charles Edward,
55, 22nd October 1942, Merchant Navy,
S.S. Empire Turnstone,
Chief Engineer Officer,
husband of Edith Agnes Austin of Newport, Mon.,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 46.
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Austen,
William Robert, 38, 23rd February 1917,
10th Labour Bn.
The King's (Liverpool Regiment),
65584,
Private,
Husband of Emily Austen, of 2, Sidney St., Newport,
Mon., NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS) CEMETERY,
FCD. 17. 181
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Austwick,
Nicholas, 59, 15th
November 1916, Mercantile Marine,
S.S. "Lorca",
Second Engineer,
husband of Alice Mary
Austwick of 5 Bedford Rd., Newport, Mon.,
TOWER
HILL MEMORIAL
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Avery,
Joseph Francis, 20, 31st July 1917,
10th
Bn.
Welsh Regiment,
Second Lieutenant,
Son of Andrew James and
Rosalea S. Pitre Avery, of Quinla La Primavera, Quilmes, Argentina.,
NO MAN'S COT CEMETERY,
B. 4. Local memorial - St Mary's RC church
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Avery,
Leslie Ernest Francis,
19, 24th February 1945, Merchant Navy,
S.S. Oriskany,
Sailor,
Son of Frederick Henry and Gladys Avery of Newport, Mon.,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 76 . Local Memorial - St. Thomas's Church Frank Plaister (left) and Les Avery
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Ayers,
Francis Stanford,
33,
8th June 1940,
Royal Marines, H.M.S.
Glorious,
PLY/22580,
Marine,
Francis Hubert and Elizabeth
Ayers of Raglan Street,
Newport, Mon.,
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 43, Column
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Local memorial - St Julian's High School |
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Aylesbury,
Herbert John, 61, 9th October 1942,
Merchant Navy,
S.S. Pennington Court,
Boatswain (Bosun),
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 80.
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Ayre,
Frank Austin, 47, 15th September 1941,
Merchant Navy,
S.S. Empire Eland,
Chief Officer,
husband of Edith
Gwendoline Ayre of Newport, Mon.,
TOWER HILL
MEMORIAL,
Panel 40.
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