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Newport's War Dead formerly Newport, Monmouthshire, UK
Surname C Additional information below from the Commonwealth War graves Commission website and also The Armed Forces Memorial Web site
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Caddy,
Percival James, 31, 8th June 1940,
Royal
Navy,
H.M.S. Glorious,
Boatswain (Bosun),
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 36, Column 3.
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Cadman, James,
16th April
1915, 1st Bn.
South Wales Borderers,
11844, Private,
LE TOURET MEMORIAL,
Panel 14 and 15.
Local memorial - Lysaght's (Orb) Steelworks
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Cain, John, 12th December 1914, 1st Bn.
South Wales Borderers, 11887, Private, LE TOURET MEMORIAL, Panel 14 and
15.
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Cain, Thomas,
34, 19th June 1915,
2nd/24th Bn.
South Wales Borderers, 15402, Private,
husband of Jane Cain, of 442, Corporation Rd., Newport, Mon,
TWELVE TREE COPSE CEMETERY,
Sp. Mem. A.
7.
Local memorial - Lysaght's (Orb) Steelworks
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William, 26th December 1914,
1st Bn.
Gloucestershire Regiment, 8302, Private,
POST
OFFICE RIFLES CEMETERY, FESTUBERT,
II. B. 2.
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Cale,
Nabor Keith,
24th August 1942, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve,
H.M.S. Wasp,
Son of Albert Edgar and
Annie E. Cale; husband of Revis Ruth Cale, of Worthing, Sussex,
DOVER (ST. JAMES'S) CEMETERY,
Row A.
Grave 10.
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Callaghan,
Edwin, 31, 29th June 1944,
44th Royal
Tank Regiment, R.A.C., 3913397, Trooper, BAYEUX MEMORIAL, Panel 8, Column
3.
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Callaghan,
Edward, 34, 9th October 1918,
266th Bde
Royal Field Artillery, 741044, Driver, .M
M,
husband of Lily Callaghan, of 20, Witham
St., Newport, Mon., JERUSALEM WAR CEMETERY,
Israel,
W.
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Callear, Richard
Gabriel, 33, 26th March 1918, 10th Bn. late 2nd Bn. Worcestershire
Regiment, 9458, Serjeant, M.M.,
Husband of L. E. Callear, of 6,
Langstone Cottages, Langstone, nr. Newport, Mon. Late of Priory Nurseries,
Langstone, DOULLENS COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION No.1, V. C. 44.
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Campbell, Cyril
Raymond Joseph, 26, 3rd May 1917, 6th Bn. The Buffs
(East Kent Regiment), G/13709, Private, Son of the late William Cardogan
Campbell and Anna Campbell, of 28, Godfrey Rd, Newport, Mon. A clerk
(National Provincial Bank of England). ARRAS MEMORIAL, Bay 2.
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Campbell,
Frederick John, 20, 27th May 1918, 5th Bn. Yorkshire
Regiment, 33768, Private, Son of Frederick and Elizabeth Campbell, of 67,
The Uplands, Rogerstone, Newport, Mon., VENDRESSE BRITISH CEMETERY, IV. K.
1.
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Cambray, George,
13th March 1915,
1st Bn.
Monmouthshire Regiment, 2206, Corporal,
BAILLEUL COMMUNAL CEMETERY (NORD),
J. 26. Local memorial - General Post Office, Newport and Old Temple Street Boys (St Stephen's church)
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Cambridge,
John Hunter,
22, 24th May 1941, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve,
H.M.S. Hood,
Sub-Lieutenant (E),
Son of Captain W. H. Cambridge, O.B.E., Merchant Navy, and
Elizabeth Cambridge, of Towyn, Merionethshire,
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 60, Column 3.
Local memorial - St Marks church
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Camfield, Albert
Morgan, between 14th September 1914 and 16th September 1914,
2nd
Bn. Grenadier Guards, 13200,
Private,
LA FERTE-SOUS-JOUARRE MEMORIAL,
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Cammies,
Donald Thomas William,20,
27th September 1943,
Royal Air Force (VR),
1339016,
Sergeant,
Thomas and Lilian Cammies
of
Newport, Mon.
RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL,
Panel 144
Local memorial - St Julian's High School
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Campbell,
Cyril Ramond Joseph, 26, 3rd May 1917,
6th Bn.
The Buffs (East Kent Regiment),
G/13709,
Private,
Son of the late William Cadogan
Campbell and Anna Campbell, of 28, Godfrey Rd., Newport, Mon.,
ARRAS MEMORIAL,
Bay 2.
Local memorial - St Marks church and St Mary's RC church
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Cane,
William
George,
25,
21st October 1943,
Royal Air Force (VR), 103 Sqdn.,
1802920,
Sergeant,
William George and Ada Jane
Cane, of Newport, Mon.,
RUNNYMEDE MEMORIALPanel 144.
Local memorial - St Julian's High School
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| Canino, Felix,
Mercantile Marine, Cook, WW1
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Canlan, Edward, 33, 25th December
1946, Merchant Navy, S.S. Fort George (Liverpool),
Boatswain (Bosun), B E M, DURBAN (STELLAWOOD) CEMETERY,
Block LL Grave 71. According to the DASR, Edward Canlan drowned at Durban. He is recorded as being born in Newport, Monmouthshire and his last place of abode was given as 88, Dock View Road, Barry, South Wales. Information from Mr Billy McGee |
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Cann,
Alfred Howard, 22, 25th July 1941,
Royal
Naval Volunteer Reserve,
815 Sqdn. H.M.S. Grebe,
Sub-Lieutenant (A),
LEE-ON-SOLENT
MEMORIAL,
Bay 2, Panel 6.
Local memorial - St Marks church |
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Cann, Raymond
John, 24th April 1917,
17th Bty. 92nd Bde,
Royal Field Artillery 78641,
Gunner,
DUISANS BRITISH CEMETERY, ETRUN,
III. D.
40.
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Capel,
Brinley George, 20, 14th January 1944,
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, 408 (R.C.A.F.) Sqdn., 1653342,
Sergeant (Flt. Engr.), Son of George Henry and Clara Capel, of Newport,
Monmouthshire, HANOVER WAR CEMETERY. Coll. grave 10. D. 9. |
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Capel, James,
35, 5th January 1918,
5th South Wales Borderers,
14362, Corporal,
Husband of Beatrice Winifred
Capel, of 40, Graham St., Baneswell, Newport, Mon.,
RIBECOURT BRITISH CEMETERY,
II. C. 21. Local memorial - St. John the Baptist church
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John Henry, 25, 17th
November 1940, Merchant Navy, S.S. Knowlton. (Montreal), (Cause of
death. Washed overboard in heavy seas). Information: Billy McGee
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Carey, Arthur
Llewellyn,
24th March 1918,
5th Bn. South Wales Borderers, 22449,
Private, 66 Conway road, Maindee, Newport, Mon.,
ARRAS MEMORIAL,
Bay 6.
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Carey,
Daniel Arthur Basil,
21,
24th May 1941,
Royal Navy, HMS Hood,
P/MX 63625,
Leading Supply Assistant,
Alfred Edwin and
Mary Ellen Carey
of Somerton, Newport, Mon.,
PORTSMOUTH
NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 57, Column 2.
Local memorial - St Julian's High School
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Edward,
25th September 1915,
2nd Bn. Lincolnshire
Regiment, 15647, Lance Corporal,
PLOEGSTEERT
MEMORIAL,
Panel 3.
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Carey, Leslie John, 23, 8th
May 1944, Royal Air force Volunteer Reserve, 40 Sqdn., 129885, Serjeant,
W.op/Air Gnr., Son of Alfred Edwin and Mary Ellen Carey, of Somerton,
Newport, Monmoutshire. His brother Arthur Daniel Basil also died on
service. BUCHAREST WAR CEMETERY, Xoll. Grave 2.C. 2-5 |
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Carless,
John, 22, 5th February 1944,
Royal Air
Force (VR),
115 Sqdn.,
1501829,
Sergeant (W. Op. [Air]),
husband of Hilda G. Carless, of Newport,
NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS) CEMETERY,
RC. D31. 108.
Lancaster DS827, crew of 8, crashed on a night bombing exercise at Great Dunmow, WSW of Braintree, Essex. All RAF save for 1st Lt CA Weber, USAAF. All killed.
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Carlson,
Charles, 21st May 1915, 15th Bn. Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario
Regiment), 22723, Private, Hinges Military Cemetery, A. 6.
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Carman, Thomas
Parkin,
27, 11th July 1917,
2nd Bn
Monmouthshire Regiment, 26390,
Private,
Son of George and Elizabeth Carman, of
Newport, Mon.,
LIJSSENTHOEK MILITARY CEMETERY,
XV. B. 4A. Local memorial - Christchurch War Memorial
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Carney,
William John, 38, 12th May 1943, Merchant Navy, S. S.
Fort Concord (London). Son of Henry Carney, and of Florence Maud Carney,
of Newport, Monmouthshire, husband of Mary Laing Carney, of Derby. TOWER
HILL MEMORIAL, Panel 50.
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Carpenter,
Raymond, 20, 11th August 1944,
Royal Navy,
H.M.S. Albatross,
D/JX 563504,
Ordinary Seaman,
Son of William John and
Margaret Carpenter, of Ponmewydd, Mon.,
PLYMOUTH
NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 87, Column 3.
Local memorial - St Mary's RC church
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Carpenter,
Reginald James, 21, 8th June 1940,
Royal Navy,
H.M.S. Glorious,
D/KX 101051,
Stoker 2nd Class,
Son of William John and Catherine Carpenter, of Newport, Mon.,
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 41, Column
3.
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Carr,
John Francis, 24, 13th June 1945,
Pioneer
Corps.,
5252649,
Private,
Son of John Patrick and Jessie
Elizabeth Carr, of Redditch, Worcestershire,
REICHSWALD FOREST WAR CEMETERY,
59. D. 7.
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Carroll,
Phillip,
34, 28th September 1918,
2nd Bn South Wales
Borderers, 8272,
Company Serjeant Major,
M M,
Son of Mrs. Maggie Carroll,
of Newport, Mon.; husband of May Carroll, of Alexandra Hotel, Clapham
Common, London,
HOOGE CRATER CEMETERY,
IV. G. 11.
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Carter,
Arthur T, 19, 9th
March 1943,
Merchant Navy,
British
Fusilier, 3rd Officer Arthur Thomas Carter was serving as a 3rd Officer on board the British Fusillier. On the 9th March 1943 he died in hospital at Abadan from Small Pox, age 19. Information: Mr Billy McGee
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Carter, Austin,
17th November 1917,
14th Siege Bty.
Royal Garrison Artillery,
50310, Gunner,
DUHALLOW A.D.S. CEMETERY,
II. C. 14.
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Carter,
Clifford Woodruff, 30, 1st September
1940, Royal Navy,
H.M.S. Esk,
Lieutenant,
D S C,
Son of Francis Neville Carter, and of Mabel Carter, of Newport,
Mon.,
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 36, Column 3.
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Carter, G R, 24th June 1919, 52nd Coy. Royal
Army Ordnance Corps., O/5669, Lance Corporal,
NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS)
CEMETERY, CON. A19. 64.
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Carter,
Hugh John, 25, 19th November 1940, 4th Bn.
Monmouthshire Regiment,
4078193,
Corporal,
Son of James and Florence Emily
Carter, of Newport, Mon.,
NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS)
CEMETERY,
CON. A80. 94. Local memorial - Newport Rugby Club and St Marks church
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Cartwright,
Thomas, 22nd April 1917,
1st Bn.
South Staffordshire Regiment, 32585, Lance Corporal,
ACHIET-LE-GRAND COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION,
I. R. 6.
Local Memorial – Family grave, Photo - © Mark
Hewinson
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Carver, James
Edgar, 22, 10th April 1918,
9th Bn
Cheshire Regiment, 53244, Serjeant,
Son
of James Alfred and Mary Ann Carver, of 8, Halstead St., Newport, Mon.,
TYNE COT MEMORIAL,
Panel 61 to 63
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Casburn, Percy B,
10th August 1917,
attd. D.A.D.O.S. 41st Division,
Royal Army Ordnance Corps., O/0604,
Serjeant,
GODEWAERSVELDE BRITISH CEMETERY,
I. C. 53.
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Casey, J F, Royal Navy
WW2 Local memorial - St Michael'schurch
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Casey,
Thomas John, 23, 16th June 1942,
Royal
Navy,
H.M.S. Hermione,
D/MX 73034,
Engine Room Artificer 4th Class,
Son of Alderman William Casey, J.P., and Eva Ellen Casey, of
Newport, Mon.,
ALEXANDRIA (HADRA) WAR MEMORIAL
CEMETERY,
1. G. 10.
Local memorial - Family grave.
Grave photo © Perry Williams
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Casey, W J,
South Wales Borderers WW1 Local memorial - St Michael's church
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Casey, William
John, 18, 25th August 1918,
24th Bn.
Royal Welsh Fusiliers,
57789, Private,
Son of William and Ellen Casey, of Newport, Mon.,
CAESTRE MILITARY CEMETERY,
I. F. 25. Local memorial - St Mary's and St Michael's RC churches
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Cashman, John
Augustus, 25, 22nd November 1917, 12th Bn. South Wales Borderers, 29519,
Private, Son of John and Hannah Cashman, of Newport, Mon.; husband of
Ellen Cashman, of 58, Garden City, Rhymney, Cardiff, ANNEUX BRITISH
CEMETERY, II. G. 34. Local memorial - St Michaels church
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Castinie,
Henrick, 27, 17th June 1917,
Mercantile
Marine, S.S. "Don Arturo" (London), Able Seaman, Son of Henricus and
Dirkje Castinie; husband of Mary Castinie (Nee Johnson), of 16, Wilson
St., Newport, Mon. Born at Rotterdam, TOWER HILL MEMORIAL.
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Patrick, 8th August 1915,
4th Bn.
South Wales Borderers, 13931, Corporal,
HELLES MEMORIAL,
Panel 80 to 84 or 219 and 220.
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Challenor,
William Thomas, 25, 10th October 1945,
South Wales Borderers,
3909352,
Private,
husband of Edna Challenor, of Baneswell, Newport,
Mon., NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS) CEMETERY,
CON. D82. 40. |
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Challingsworth,
William Johm, 20, 15th
October 1941, Merchant Navy,
S.S. Empire
Heron,
Assistant Steward,
Son of Robert and Florence A. Challingsworth, of Newport, Mon.,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 42.
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Chamberlain,
Charles, 23rd November 1917,
19th Bn.
Royal Welsh Fusiliers, 45561, Lance Corporal,
CAMBRAI MEMORIAL, LOUVERVAL,
Panel 5. Local memorial - All Saint's Church, Brynglas
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Chambers, James,
24, 18th February 1917, 5th Bn. South Wales Borderers, 14056,
Private,
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Chambers, of 32,
Durham Rd., Newport, Mon.,
THIEPVAL MEMORIAL,
Pier and Face 4 A
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Champion, George
Frederick, 24, 3rd September 1916, 1st Bn. Royal Welsh Fusiliers, 4239,
Serjeant, M M,
Son of Mr. and Mrs.William Champion, of Bassaleg,
Newport, Mon., CORBIE COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION, Plot 2. Row 13. Grave
18. Local memorial - GKN (Rogerstone) Memorial.
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Chance, Ivor Wyndam, 22, 28th April
1942, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, 1310019, Sergeant, Son of
Reginald George and Louisa Mana Chance, of Newport, Monmouthshire,
RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL, Panel 79. |
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Chandler,
Alfred George, 28, 9th December 1940, Royal Army Ordnance Corps.,
7588413,
Private,
Husband of Gwendoline Chandler, of Newport,
Mon., NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS) CEMETERY,
FC. D23. 216. |
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Chandler,
Harold Esdale, 27, 6th September 1944, 1st Bn.
London Scottish, 2879607, Private, Son of George William and Elsie
Chandler, husband of Catherine Elizabeth Chandler, of Newport,
Monmouthshire, MONTECCHIO WAR CEMETERY, II. G. 14.
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Channing,
John, 25, 29th March 1943,
Merchant Navy,
S.S. Empire Whale,
Ordinary Seaman,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 47.
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27, 19th April 1916,
7th Bn.
Gloucestershire Regiment, 25816, Private,
Husband of Helena Rosina Chapman, of 33, Feering St., Newport, Mon.,
BASRA MEMORIAL,
Panel 17
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| Chapman, Thomas,
1st November 1914,
1st Bn. Northamptonshire
Regiment,
8012,
Lance
Corporal,
YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL,
Panel 43 and 45
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Chappell,
Arthur Stanley,
24th
September 1915, 7th Bn. South Wales Borderers, 15606, Private,
Brother of Mr. J. H. Chappell, of 10, St. Mary St., Newport, Mon.,
ST. PIERRE CEMETERY, AMIENS.
I. A. 3. Local memorial - All Saint's Church, Brynglas
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Chappell. Trevor Stanley, 29, 29th May
1941, 7 Medium Regt. Royal Artillery, 838742, Lance Bombardier, Son of
Bertie George and Elizabeth Chappell, of Portskeweth, Monmouthshire,
ATHENS MEMORIAL , Face 2. |
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| Chapple, George,
2nd March 1915,
8th Bn. Somerset Light Infantry, 15955, Private,
AYLESBURY CEMETERY,
DD. 25.
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Chard(?),
Amy,
WW2
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Chard, Stanley
Frederick, 22, 21st April 1917,
12th Bn.
South Wales Borderers, 23353, Company Serjeant Major,
Son of Frederick and Mary Ann Chard, of 1, Kimberley Terrace,
Newport, Mon.,
THIEPVAL MEMORIAL,
Pier and Face 4 A. Local memorial - All Saint's Church, Brynglas and Malpas Road Evangelical church
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| Charles, David
Lomas, King's Liverpool Rifles, 87120, Rifleman,
WW1
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Charles,
Reginald, 25, 13th August 1917,
16th Bn, Welsh
Regiment, 32501,
Company Serjeant Major,
Son of Frank and Elizabeth Charles, of Newport, Mon; husband of E.
M. Charles, of 14, Adare St., Ogmore Vale, Glam.,
ABBEVILLE COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION,
III. B. 27. Local memorial - All Saint's Church, Brynglas
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Charles,
Robert
Edward, 29, 18th September 1918,
"D" Coy. 8th Bn.
South Wales Borderers, 8/17406, Company Quartermaster Serjeant,
Son of John and Annie Charles, of "Cefn-ila," Glasllwch, Newport,
Mon.,
SARIGOL MILITARY CEMETERY, KRISTON,
C. 408.
Local memorial - All Saint's Church, Brynglas and St Marks church and Entry from Newport Intermediate School for Boys Directory
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Charles, William
Alan, 21, 1st July 1916,
1st Bn. Monmouthshire
Regiment, 2259, Rifleman,
Son of Thomas and
Amelia Charles, of 32, Pugsley St., Newport, Mon.,
FONCQUEVILLERS MILITARY CEMETERY,
I. L.
19 Local memorial - All Saint's church, Brynglas
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Charles, William Edward, 16th December 1914, Royal Field Artillery, 651, Gunner, HAILSHAM CEMETERY, 1202. Local memorial - St Marks church Headstone photo's by JS - Find a Grave.
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Charles-Jones,
John Kenneth, 23, 27th July 1941,
Royal
Air Force,
Photographic Reconnaissance Unit.,
44661,
Pilot Officer,
Son of Ernest and Edith Pearl Charles-Jones, of Penhow, Mon.,
RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL,
Panel 31. Local memorial - Newport Rugby Club and Christchurch War Memorial
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Charlton, James,
15th April 1918, 6th Bn. South Wales Borderers, 17557, Private, 43,
Dolphin Street, Newport, Mon., PLOEGSTEERT MEMORIAL, Panel 5.
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Charlton,
William Valentine, 30, 9th April 1916,
4th Bn.
South Wales Borderers, 14272,
Serjeant,
Son of F. J. and F. E. Charlton, of Newport, Mon.,
AMARA WAR CEMETERY,
XVI. J. 13.
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Charrington,
Horace, 25th September 1915,
5th Bn.
King's Shropshire Light Infantry, 16105,
Private,
YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL,
Panel 47 and 49.
Local memorial - St Marks church
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Cheek, Ernest,
23, 8th May 1915,
"A" Coy.1st Bn.
Monmouthshire Regiment., 2486, Rifleman,
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Evans, of 60, Church Rd., Maindee, Newport, Mon.,
YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL,
Panel 50.
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Cheeseman,
Henry
Augustus, 22, 1st May 1917. 10th Bn. Canadian
Infantry (Alberta Regiment), 20175, Sergeant, Son of George and Mary
Cheeseman, of 27, Dovey Rd., Mosely, Birmingham, ECOIVRES MILITARY
CEMETERY, MONT-ST. ELOI, Local memorial - Newport Athletic Club and family grave St Woolos Cemetery. Photo © Mark Hewsion.
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Chester,
Fred Miles, 18, 7th August 1918, "D" Coy. 11th Bn.
Essex Regiment,
205593,
Private,
Son of Capt. W. and Mrs. A.
Chester, of Southsea, Hants. Enlisted at 15 years of age and served for 3
years and nine months,
NINE ELMS BRITISH
CEMETERY,
XV. C. 5.
Local memorial - Grave at Christchurch cemetery,
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Chick, Percy,
19, 17th November 1917,
"C" Coy. 2nd/7th Bn.
Lancashire Fusiliers, 282351, Private,
Son of
Alfred Ernest and Charlotte Chick, of 9, Caerau Rd., Newport, Mon.,
TYNE COT MEMORIAL,
Panel 54 to 60 and
163A.s
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Chidzey,
Sydney
Arthur, 26, 30th October 1918,
2nd/1st Bn.
Monmouthshire Regiment,transf. Labour Corps, (206657). 4398, Rifleman,
Son of James Thomas and Edith Emma Chidzey, of 59, Sutton Rd., Newport,
Mon., NEWPORT (CHRISTCHURCH) CEMETERY,
1603.
Local memorial - St. Julian's Methodist church
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Chilcott, Henry
Thomas, 1st July 1916,
8th Bn. Somerset Light
Infantry, 3/7986, Serjeant,
GORDON DUMP
CEMETERY, OVILLERS-LA BOISSELLE,
V. P. 1.
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| Chilcott, Richard
Simon. 13th July 1916,
1st/4th Bn.
Dorsetshire Regiment, 3442,
Private,
BASRA WAR CEMETERY,
VI. U. 12.
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Chilcott, Simon, 28th June 1915,
2nd Bn. South Wales Borderers, 13740, Private, HELLES MEMORIAL, Panel 80
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Chivers,
George
Frederick, 18, 3rd March 1917, 1st/2nd Bn. Monmouthshire
Regiment, 285033, Private, Son of John and Jane Chivers, of 78, Bridge
St., Newport, Mon., SAILLY-SAILLISEL BRITISH CEMETERY, V. J. 9.
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Francis G,
Merchant Navy,
WW2
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Christopher,
William, 41, 20th August 1918,
1st Div. Train,
Canadian Army Service Corps, 204, Sergeant,
Mentioned in Despatches,
Son of
John and Fanny Christopher, of Newport, Mon., England; husband of Lillian
M. Christopher, of 257, Jarvis St., Toronto, Ontario,
ABBEVILLE COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION,
IV. D. 6. Local memorial - All Saint's Church, Brynglas
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Christensen,
Carlos Frodf, 58, 10th
November 1942, Merchant Navy,
S.S.
Garlinge,
Second Engineer Officer,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 51. |
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Christian, John,
25th January 1917, Royal Naval Reserve, H.M.S. "Laurentic.", 5148B,
Seaman, PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Panel 23. Column 3 Cause Of Death: Killed when vessel struck a mine off the Irish Coast Service History: Enrolled 9/12/1908 ; Howe Bn. D/166 19/9/14-27/10/14 Discharged to RN Barracks Portsmouth. Notes: b.Ramsey, Isle of Man 11/11/1887 ; Son of John & Ellen Christian, 4 Tay St., Princes Park, Liverpool ; Wife, Florence, 12 Swiss St., Princes Park, Liverpool, later remarried: Mrs. F.E. Lloyd, 5 Clarence St., Pill, Newport ; 1914 Star issued to widow, Mrs. S. Lloyd, 27/11/19.
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Church, Albert
Alexander, 29th December 1916,
244th M.T. Coy.
Army Service Corps, M2/047204, Private,
PIETA MILITARY CEMETERY,
D. XVI. 6.
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Church, Harry
Sidney, 36, 9th May 1917,
4th Siege Coy. (Royal
Monmouth),
Royal Engineers, 388055, Sapper,
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Church, of Newport, Mon.,
BRANDHOEK MILITARY CEMETERY,
II. B. 1. Local memorial - General Post Office, Newport
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Churches, William
Henry, 34, 9th October 1917,
1st/6th Bn.
Gloucestershire Regiment, 242242, Private,
husband of Alice Maud Churches, of 48, Rugby Rd., Newport, Mon.,
TYNE COT MEMORIAL,
Panel 72 to 75.
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Clake,
Victor Morgan, 25, 18th August 1940,
Merchant Navy, S.S. Ampleforth (Cardiff), Chief Officer, TOWER HILL
MEMORIAL, Panel 8. Local memorial - Malpas Road Evangelical church
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A D, 27th October 1917, 3rd Bn. South Wales Borderers, 13828, Private, NEWPORT
(ST. WOOLOS) CEMETERY, CON. D25. 157. |
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Claringbold,
William Frederick, 30, 5th June 1917, Mercantile Marine, S.S. "Taplow",
Ship's Cook, Husband of Alice Mary Claringbold (nee Finnis), of 26, Durham
Rd., Newport, Mon., TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
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Clark,
Alexander Swirles, 65,
13th March 1943,
Merchant Navy, S.S. Marcella (London),
Fourth Engineer Officer, TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, Panel 68. Local memorial - Lysaght's (Orb) Steelworks
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Roland, Mercantile Marine, Cook, WW1
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Clark, Charles
Reginald, 8th May 1915,
1st Bn.
Monmouthshire Regiment, 225581, Rifleman,
YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL,
Panel 50. Local memorial - St Mary's RC church
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Clark,
James, 1st December 1942, 65 (The Norfolk
Yeomanry) Anti-Tank Regt., Royal Artillery,
826396, Serjeant, BENGHAZI WAR CEMETERY, 2. D. 19. Local memorial - St Michael's RC church
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Clarke, Alfred,
22, 5th March 1943, 3 Bty. 6 H. A. A. Regt. Royal Artillery,
1818221, Gunner, Son of Tom and Bella Clarke, of Newport, Monmouthshire,
SINGAPORE MEMORIAL, Column 15.
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Alfred
John, 1st July 1916,
2nd Bn.
South Wales Borderers, 15602, Lance Corporal,
THIEPVAL MEMORIAL,
Pier and Face 4 A.
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Clarke,
Frederick, 27th September 1915,
1st Bn. Welsh
Guards, 1231, Private,
LOOS MEMORIAL,
Panel 10.
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Henry, Mercantile Marine, Captain, WW1
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Clarke,
James Edward, 9th June 1944, Royal Corps of Signals,
14527291,
Lance Corporal,
Husband of C. A. Clarke, of Newport, Mon.,
NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS) CEMETERY,
FC.D85. 178. |
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Clarke,
Lyndhurst Rufus, 22nd
November 1943, Royal Navy,
H.M.M.T.B. 686,
C/KX 573153,
Stoker 2nd Class,
CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL,
72, 2.
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Clarke,
Reginald George Henry, 23, 28th October 1943,
Royal Air Force
(VR), 950784,
Corporal,
husband of Teresa May Louisa
Clarke, of Newport, Mon.,
MESA CITY CEMETERY,
Lot 3. Block 528. Grave 6.
Local memorial - Newport Rugby Club snd St Marks church
Grave and cemetery photographs from www.findagrave.com
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George, 32, 9th September 1918,
72nd Bde.
Royal Field Artillery, Second Lieutenant,
Son of George and Emma Clarke, of 6, Griffin St., Newport, Mon.,
FINS NEW BRITISH CEMETERY, SOREL-LE-GRAND,
II. G. 1.
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Clarke,
Samuel,
21, 18th August 1915, 8th Bn
Welsh
Regiment 26877, Private,
Son of Mrs. R.
Wilkinson, of 51, Feering St, Newport, Mon.,
HELLES MEMORIAL,
Panel 140 to 144.
Local memorial - Lysaght's (Orb) Steelworks
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30th January 1917, 4th Bn. South Wales Borderers, 27428, Private,
BASRA MEMORIAL, Panel 16 and 62.
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Clarke, William,
19, 13th August 1918, 17th Bn. Royal Welsh Fusiliers. 77251, Private,
Son of William and Mary A. E. Clarke, of 15A, Caroline St., Newport, Mon.,
BOUZINCOURT COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION, IV. A. 2.
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Clarke, W H, 30th
October 1915, 6th Bn. South Wales Borderers, 14452, Private, PLOEGSTEERT
WOOD MILITARY CEMETERY, III. G. 2.
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Tutton, 24, 8th May 1915,
2nd Bn.
South Wales Borderers, 10243,
Private,
Son of George Clarke, of 39, Lyne Rd., Newport, Mon.; husband of
Minnie Clarke, of 9, South St., Coventry,
HELLES
MEMORIAL,
Panel 80 to 84 or 219 and 220.
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Clatworthy,
Leonard John, 30, 25th October 1944,
2nd
Bn. Royal Welch Fusiliers,
4192312,
Lance Serjeant,
Son of Samuel John and Ada Bertha Clatworthy, of Crickhowell,
Breconshire,
TAUKKYAN WAR CEMETERY,
7. H. 2
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Alfred,
16th July 1916,
1st Bn.
Royal Welsh Fusiliers, 5714, Serjeant,
FLATIRON COPSE CEMETERY, MAMETZ,
III. C. 17.
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21st December 1915,
1st/1stt Welsh Horse
Yeomanry, 48, Corporal,
HELLES MEMORIAL,
Panel 20.
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Clayden,
George, 29, 15th October 1941,
Merchant
Navy,
S.S. Empire Heron,
Able Seaman,
Son of John William and Mary
Hannah Clayden,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 42.
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Clayden,
Harry St. Vincent,
Merchant Navy,
26, 4th March 1945, S.S. Empire Tower,
Fireman,
Son of John and Mary Hannah Clayden, of
Newport, Mon.,
NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS)
CEMETERY,
CON. D33. 57. |
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Clayton,
Thomas James, 19, 23rd November 1942,
Merchant Navy,
S.S. Goolistan,
Fireman and Trimmer,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 53.
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| Clement,
Sydney
Reynold, 42, 26th April 1915, 5th Bn. Australian Infantry, A.I.F. Captain,
husband of Gladys Clement, of 31, Stow Park Avenue, Newport, Mon. Served
in the South African Campaign. LONE PINE CEMETERY, ANZAC, I. F. 9.
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| Clements,
Peter, 20th February 1917, Depot, Duke of Cornwall's Light
Infantry, 7686, Private, NEWPOTY (ST. WOOLOS) CEMETERY, CON. D9.
3. |
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Clemes,
Norman Terence, 17,
27th February 1942, Royal Navy,
H.M.S.
Jupiter,
D/JX 177473,
Boy 1st Class,
Son of Alfred Donald and
Elizabeth Alice Clemes, of Malpas, Mon.,
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 67. Column 3.
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Cleverly,
Nathaniel Henry,
22, 26th October 1916,
12th Bn.
South Wales Borderers, 35158, Private,
son of Nathaniel Henry and Sarah Cleverly, of 10, Mansel St., Cross Hands,
Newport, Mon.,
PHILOSOPHE BRITISH CEMETERY,
MAZINGARBE,
I. K. 11.
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Clifford,
Frederick, 48, 26th February 1918,
Mercantile
Marine,
H.M.H.S. "Glenart Castle", Launchman,
Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Clifford; husband of Julia Clifford,
of 70, Hoskins St., Newport, Mon.,
TOWER HILL
MEMORIAL,
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Clissold, Charles
Francis, 20, 25th August 1917,
10th Bn
South Wales Borderers, 20104, Company Serjeant Major,
husband of Lilian Clissold, of 6, Crescent Rd., Newport, Mon.,
POELCAPELLE BRITISH CEMETERY,
XLIX. A.
12.
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Clissold. Edward
Victor, 19, 24th September 1917, 12th Bn. Royal Sussex Regiment, G/17073.
Private, Son of Edward and Alice Clissold, ofLudgate Hill,
Woton-under-Edge, Glos., TYNECOT MEMORIAL, Panel 86 - 88. Local Memorial _ Post Office WW1. |
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Cloud,
Sidney
Thomas, 8th May 1915,
1st Bn.
Monmouthshire Regiment, 2197, Rifleman,
YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL,
Panel 50.
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Clutterbuck,
Granville, 18, 23rd May 1941,
Royal
Marines,
H.M.S Fiji,
PO/X 4786,
Marine,
Son
of Frederick and Ada Clutterbuck, of Pontnewynydd, Mon.,
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 58,
Column 3.
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Clutton, Albert,
19th July 1916, Army Service Corps, M2/147482, Private, DAR ES SALAAM WAR
CEMETERY, 3. F. 1. Local Memorial – Family grave St. Woolos cemetery,
Photo - © Mark Hewinson
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Coad, Alan James, 23, 7th December
1940, Royal Air Force, 566061, Sergeant (Pilot),
D F M,
Son of Richard John and Emily Coad, of Plymouth; husband of Cicelie
Frances Coad, of Newport, Monmouthshire, ST. BUDEAUX CHURCHYARD AND
EXTENSION, PLYMOUTH, Grave 554.
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Coad,
James Sydney James Theophilus, 34, 29th March
1943, Merchant Navy,
S.S. Empire Whale,
Assistant Steward,
husband of Caroline
Coad, Newport, Mon.,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 47.
Local memorial - Malpas Road Evangelical church
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Coburn,
John
Frederick, 18th April 1918,
5th Bn.
South Wales Borderers, 29790, Lance Corporal,
TYNE COT MEMORIAL,
Panel 65 to 66
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Cocks,
Allan Oscar John, 33, 4th March 1941,
Royal Air Force,
370188,
Sergeant,
HARARE (PIONEER) CEMETERY,
Eur. War Graves Plot. Grave 24.
Local memorial - St Marks church
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Coffey,
Henry Thomas, 6th September 1918, South Wales
Borderers, 3/31843, Private, Salonika (Lembet Road) Militasry Cemetery,
1513.
Local memorial - Malpas Road Evangelical church
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Cowhen,
Mendle, 21st July 1918, 4th Bn. Seaforth
Highlanders, 241285, Private, SOISSONS MEMORIAL, Panel List (1).
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Coker,
Cornelious, 58, 2nd December 1942,
Merchant Navy,
S.S. Grelhead,
Fireman and Trimmer,
Husband of Sarah
Jane Coker, of Abertridwr, Glamorgan,
TOWER HILL
MEMORIAL,
Panel 53
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Coldrick, Wyndham
James, 20th September 1917,
1st/5th Bn.
South Lancashire Regiment, 50239, Lance Corporal,
POTIJZE CHATEAU GROUNDS CEMETERY,
II. B.
26.
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Coleman, Andrew,
32, 20th December 1917,
Mercantile Marine, S.S.
"Waverley",
Fireman and Trimmer,
Son of Minnie Coleman (nee Collins), of 2, Blewitt St., Newport,
Mon., and the late James Coleman,
TOWER HILL
MEMORIAL Local memorial - St Mary's RC church
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Coles,
Reginald Clifford Stanley, 27, 8th
March 1943, Merchant Navy,
S.S. Guido,
Greaser,
Husband of Edna Christine Coles,
of Newport, Mon.,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 54.
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Collard,
Percival Charles, 33,
8th October 1944, Manchester Regiment,
Captain,
husband of Bessie Maud Collard, of
Dursley, Gloucestershire,
CORIANO RIDGE WAR
CEMETERY,
XV, E, 9.
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Collard,
Stanley Bertram, 31,
12th November 1942, Royal Navy,
H.M.S.
Hecla,
D/KX 111999,
Stoker 1st Class,
husband of
L. Collard, of Malpas,
Newport, Mon.,
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 70, Column
1.
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Collard,
William Kenneth Llewellyn, 31, 15th
May 1942, Royal Navy,
H.M.S. Hecla,
D/MX 80195, Stoker,
husband of Doreen Collard, of Cathays, Glamorgan,
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 71, Column
3.
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Collett,
Henry Arnold, 5th March 1917,
1st Bn.
Welsh Guards, 2780, Private,
SAILLY-SAILLISEL BRITISH CEMETERY,
V. J. 7.
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Collett,
Wilfred, 25, 2nd May 1945, Royal
Marines, H.M.S. Nile, PLY/X 120162, Marine,
husband of
Alice Evelyn Collett
of Newport, Mon.,ALEXANDRIA
(CHATBY) MILITARY AND WAR MEMORIAL CEMETERY,
O.
167 Local memorial - St Marks church
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Collier, Alfred,
29th May 1916,
4th Bn. Worcestershire Regiment,
22204, Private,
BASRA MEMORIAL,
Panel 18 and 63. Local memorial - All Saint's Church, Brynglas
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Collier, F, 41,
2nd October 1918, 2nd Bn. Kings Shropshire Light
Infantry, 7618, Private, Son of John and Annie Collier, of Newport, Mon.,
husband of Elizabeth Collier, of 23, Robert St., Pentre (Rhondda), Glam.,
MIKRS BRITIAH CEMETERY, KALAMARIA, 488.
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Collier,
Frederick Albert Clements,
37, 29th February 1944, Royal Army Service Corps,
T/3914549,
Driver,
husband of Evelyn Collier, of Newport, Mon.,
NEWPORT (CHRISTCHURCH) CEMETERY,
Block 1. Extn. Grave 282.
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Collier, J, 46,
14th April 1918, 4th Bn. Bedfordshire Regiment,
43711, Private, Son of Joseph and Catherine Collier. Native of Newport,
Mon., ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY, XXIX. C. 9A,
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South Wales Borderers, 35135, Private, WW1
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Collier,
Stanley Charles,
19,
13th February 1917,
Royal Field
Artillery, 4th Welsh Bde.,
745172,
Driver,
104, Barrack Hill, Newport,
Mon. Mr. C. C. Collier,
NEWPORT (ST.
WOOLOS) CEMETERY,
CON. D6. 178.
Local memorial - Local memorial - All Saint's Church, Brynglas and St Julians High School
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Collings,
Alfred Henry, 21st
May 1918, Anson Bn. R. N. Div., Royal Navy Volunteer reserve, R/4551,
Able Seaman, Husband of J. Collings, of Pen-Y-van Cottages, Canal Side,
Rogerstone, Mon., BAGNEAX BRITISH CEMETERY, GEZAINCOURT, II. A. 16. |
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Collins,
Cyril
, 20, 24th April 1940,
Merchant Navy,
S.S. Haxby,
Third Engineer Officer,
TOWER HILL
MEMORIAL,
Panel 56.
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Collins,
David John,
20, 29th October 1942, Merchant Navy,
M.V.
Brittany,
Assistant Steward,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 21.
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Collins,
Edward
Charles Norman, 26, 13th November 1943,
Royal Navy,
H.M.S. Dulverton,
D/JX 141176,
Yeoman of Signals,
D S M,
Son of William Henry and
Beatrice Collins, of Newport, Mon.,
PLYMOUTH
NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 80, Column 3.
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Collins.
George William, 27, 18th July 1944,
3rd Bn.
South Wales Borderers,
176863,
Captain,
husband of Grace Collins, of
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire,
NEWPORT (ST.
WOOLOS) CEMETERY, Con. A80. 108.
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Collins, James,
4th August 1918,
2nd Bn.
South Wales Borderers, 22435, Corporal,
HAMBURG CEMETERY,
IV. E. 8. Local memorial - St Mary's RC church
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Collins,
M J, 38, 7th March 1916, 18th Bn. Middlesex Regiment, 387, Private, Son of
Michael and Elizabeth Collins, of The Island, Clonakilty, Co. Cork,
NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS) CEMETERY, RC. D24. 136. |
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Collins,
Reginald Philip, 28, 5th January 1943,
Royal Army Ordnance Corps.,
7587007,
Warrant Officer Class II (Q.M.S.),
Son of
Philip John and Lily Collins, of Newport, Mon.,
KANCHANABURI WAR CEMETERY,
8. C. 45. Missing early 1942, died as Japanese PoW.
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Collins, Thomas,
9th September 1916,
6th Bn. Royal Irish
Regiment, 9440, Lance Corporal,
THIEPVAL
MEMORIAL,
Pier and Face 3 A. Local memorial - St Mary's and St Michael's RC churches
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Collins,
William Leslie Ewart, 39, 19th
January 1940, Royal Navy,
H.M.S.
Grenville,
P/J 84722,
Able Seaman,
husband of Emily Kate Collins, of
Liswerry, Mon.,
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 38, Column 2.
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William S,
Merchant Navy, WW2
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Colverson,
Raymond Leonard,
3rd March 1943,
Royal Air Force, 76 Sqdn., 617284, Sergeant, RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL, Panel
145. 76 Sqdn, Halifax II, W7678, MP-L, F/O. W. R. Golding and crew, again, lost without trace. +++++++. |
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Adam, 28, 23rd April 1917,
11th Bn.
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders,
16651,
Serjeant,
Foster son of E. A. Bell, of
134, Duckpool Rd., Maindee, Newport, Mon.,
ARRAS
MEMORIAL,
Bay 9.
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Combstock,
Kenneth, 20, 10th December 1941,
Royal
Marines,
H.M.S. Repulse.
PLY/X 2757,
Marine,
Son of Fred and Phoebe Ann Combstock, of Risca, Mon.,
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 59, Column
2.
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Comley, Gwendoline, 39, 1st July 1941, Civilian War Dead, Civilian, of 12 Eveswell Street. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shatford, of 23 Eveswell Street; Newport, Mon., wife of Pte. Herbert C. J. Comley, Pioneer Corps. Died at 12 Eveswell Street, NEWPORT (CHRISTCHURCH) CEMETERY, FC. C1. Extn 1. Grave 263
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Conibear, Robert J M, 1942, Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve, Act/Lt. (Listed in WW2 RoH book but possibly not a casualty)
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Conlon, Samuel
Patrick, 26, 15th July 1942, 1st Bn. Cheshire Regiment, 4189697,
Serjeant, Husband of Ivy Conlon, of Mashaba, Southern Rhodesia, PEMBROKE
MILITARY CEMETERY, Coll. grave 6. 6. 14. Local memorial - St Michael's church
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Connop,
Arthur, 52, 23rd March 1942,
Merchant Navy, SS
Port Huon, Bosun Arthur Connop died in hospital in Suez from a broken back on 23rd March 1942, age 52, whilst serving on the SS Port Huon as Bosun. Information: Mr Billy McGee
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Connor,
Patrick,
32, 1st June 1916,
Royal Navy,
(RFR/PO/B/2995). H.M.S. "Tipperary.",
284420,
Stoker 1st Class,
Adopted son of Johanna Hunt, of 8, Clarence St., Newport, Mon.,
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
17.
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Connors, Timothy,
35, 18th September 1918,
"C" Coy. 7th Bn.
South Wales Borderers, 7/15457,
Serjeant,
Son of Ellen Regan (formerly Connors), of 20, Charles St., Newport,
Mon., and the late John Connors,
DOIRAN MILITARY
CEMETERY,
VI. A. 9. Local memorial - Plaque, St Mary's church, Malpas, St Mary's RC church, Malpas Community Centre and GKN (Rogerstone) Memorial.
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Constant, John,
8th February 1917,
Royal Navy,
H.M.S. "Ghurka.",
Stoker 1st Class,
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
26.
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Constantin,
Costi Hadji, 14th January 1942,
Merchant
Navy,
S.S. Caledonian Monarch,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 22.
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Conti,
Guido,
2nd July 1940, Italian internee being transported to Canada killed when
the SS Arandora Star was torpedoed.
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Cook,
Charles Henry, 27, 4th February
1943, 2nd Bn.
Royal Marines,
PLY/X104190(T),
Marine,
husband of Agnes Veronica Cook,
NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS) CEMETERY,
CON. D83. 44. |
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Cook,
Charles
Llewellyn, 25, 2nd August 1917,
"B" Bty.
Machine Gun Corps (Motors),
77238,
Private,
Husband of May Violet Cook, of 5,
Severn Terrace, Stow Hill, Newport, Mon.,
RAILWAY DUGOUTS BURIAL GROUND,
IV. L. 11/14. Local memorial - All Saint's Church, Brynglas and General Post Office, Newport
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Cook,
Fred John,
1917, Welsh Regiment, 10, Agincourt Street, Crindau, Newport, Mon., died
in Mesopotamia
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Cook,
Henry
John, 20th April 1919, North Midland Heavy Bty. Royal Garrison
Artillery, 165144, Gunner (Signaller), TERLINCTHUN BRITISH CEMETERY,
WIMILLE, XIV. A. 21.
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Ivor J,
Royal Navy WW2
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Cook, Richard,
1918, South Wales Borderers, Adopted son of Mr and Mrs Dyer of Norman
Street, Caerleon, Newport, Mon.
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Cook, Walter, 20th November1918,
"B"
Bty. 87th Bde. Royal Field Artillery, 113091, Gunner, Son of Mrs. M.
Cook, of 125, Stow Hill, Newport, Mon.,
AWOINGT BRITISH CEMETERY, III. F. 4. |
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Cooke, Arthut
Thomas, 14th February 1915,
2nd Bn.
King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment),
8646,
Serjeant,
Son of
George Cooke, of 536, Corporation Rd., Newport, Mon.,
YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL,
Panel 12
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Cooke, Victor
James Thomas, 21, 7th February 1944, Royal Air Force Volunteer
Reserve, Leading Aircraftman, Son of Henry Cooke, and Annie Winifred
Cooke, of Newport, Monmouthshire, OTTAWA MEMORIAL,
Panel 3. Column 3.
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Cooke, William,
1st November 1917,
7th Bn. South Wales
Borderers,
Military Provost Staff Corps.,
14079, Serjeant,
SALONIKA (LEMBET ROAD)
MILITARY CEMETERY,
1256.
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Cooling,
Charles, 32, 22nd February 1919,
8th Bn. transf. to (115886) Royal Defence Corps
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Eric
Oliver, 22, 19th August 1917,
"D" Bty 124th Bde.
Royal Field Artillery,
741081,
Gunner,
Son of Theophilus and Rose
Coombs, of 9, Carden St., Worcester. Native of Newport, Mon.,
BAILLEUL COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION (NORD),
III. E. 229.
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Frederick
Barrack, 3rd August 1917,
11th Bn.
South Wales Borderers, 28475, Private,
YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL,
Panel 22.
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Coombs,
Thomas, 13th October 1915,
1st Bn. Monmouthshire
Regiment, 2756, Lance Corporal,
LOOS MEMORIAL,
Panel 129 and 130.
Local memorial - Lysaght's (Orb) Steelworks
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Coombes, Arthur
James, 8th May 1915,
1st Bn.
Monmouthshire Regiment, 2033,
Rifleman,
YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL,
Panel 50.
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Coombes,
Henry George,
9th December
1916, 1st Bn. Welsh Guards, 2015, Private,
Son of Frederick and Alice Coombes, of Holly Grove, Whitland,
Carmarthenshire,
BRONFAY FARM MILITARY CEMETERY,
BRAY-SUR-SOMME,
II. E. 6.
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Cooper, James Herbert,
28, 17th May 1941, Royal Artillery, 51 (The Westmorland and Cumberland
Yeomanry) Field Regt., 1068528, Gunner,
Son of Joe and Florrie Cooper; husband of Kathleen
Cooper, of Newport, Monmouthshire, TOBRUK WAR CEMETERY, 5. H. 7.
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John Henry, 22, 5th March 1942,
144 Bty., 35 Lt. A.A. Regt.,
Royal
Artillery, Gunner,
SINGAPORE MEMORIAL,
Column 16.
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Cooper,
William
Richard, 36, 24th May 1917,
8th Bn. South Wales
Borderers, 8/16713, Serjeant,
Husband of Agnes
Matilda Cooper, of 5, Manchester St., Maindee, Newport, Mon.,
KARASOULI MILITARY CEMETERY,
A. 140.
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Corbett,
Ivor Harry, 21,
8th June 1940, Royal Navy,
H.M.S.
Glorious,
D/KX 101052,
Stoker 2nd Class,
Son of Henry and Harriet
Corbett, of Llanvihangel Rogiett, Mon.,
PLYMOUTH
NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 41, Column 3
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Albert,27, 18th September 1916,
1st Bn.
King's Shropshire Light Infantry |
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Cork,
Frederick John, 29, 30th May 1917,
8th Pioneer
Bn. Welsh Regiment, 11508, Private,
BASRA WAR CEMETERY,
IV. M. 17. Local memorial - All Saint's Church, Brynglas
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Cork,
William John,
26, 5th March 1943, Merchant Navy,
S.S.
Empire Tower,
Greaser,
Son of William John and Mary Ann Cork, of Newport, Mon.,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 46.
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Corlett, Marlene Dorothy, 5, 12th
August 1941,
Civilian, Daughter of Arthur Stanley and Hilda May Corlett, of 30 Birch
Crescent, Tividale. Died at 14 Birch Crescent. Born Newport,
Monmouthshire 1935, ROWLEY REGIS, MUNICIPAL BOROUGH,
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Cornford,
Frederick Charles, 9th November 1918,
"D" Bty.
331st Bde.
Royal Field Artillery, 711708, Driver,
BUSIGNY COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION,
II.
B. 9. Local memorial - St. John the Baptist church
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Cornick,
John Bence, 31, 17th August 1943, 5 Field Regt. Royal Artillery, 831300,
Gunner, Son of Albert Samuel and Alice Maud Mary Cornick; husband of
Dorothy Mary Cornick, of Newport, Monmouthshire, KANCHANABURI WAR
CEMETERYColl. grave 10. F. 2-10. L. 4. |
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Corvin, A C,
1917, Welsh Regiment, Private, 9 Kelvedon Street, Newport, Mon.
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| Cornet, Jack,
27th May 1915,
1st Bn
Welsh Regiment, 36162, Private,
BAILLEUL
COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION (NORD),
I. B. 42.
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| Coslett,
J, 27th May 1915, 1st. Bn. Welsh Regiment, 36162, Private,
BAILLEUL COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION, NORD |
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Cosson, Herbert
William, 37,
24th May 1944, 2nd Bn. Northamptonshire Regiment, 14604691,
Private, Son of Herbert and Ruth Cosson, husband of Alice Rosalie Cosson ,
of Newport, Monmouthshire, BEACH HEAD WAR CEMETERY, I. F. 8.
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Costello,
John Alfred, 21, 15th
December 1941, Royal Navy,
H.M.S. Galatea,
D/JX 146878,
Leading Seaman,
husband of Evelyn May Costello, of Newport, Mon.,
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 45, Column
3. Local memorial - St Michael's RC church
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Cotrell,
Thomas Henry, 37, 20th
March 1943, Merchant Navy,
S.S. Fort
Mumford,
Fireman and Trimmer,
Husband of Kathleen Cottrell.,
TOWER HILL
MEMORIAL,
Panel 50.
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Cotterell,
Frank, 28, 28th February 1945, 3rd Bn.
Monmouthshire Regiment, 3909300,
Lance Serjeant |
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| Cotterill, Harry,
21, 8th August 1916, 1st/8th Bn.
The
King's (Liverpool Regiment),
306585,
Lance Corporal,
Brother of Mrs. Mary Ann
Wood, of 38, Downing St., Liswerry, Newport, Mon.,
THIEPVAL MEMORIAL,
Pier and Face 1 D 8 B
and 8 C.
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Cotterill,
Joseph William, 30, 9th July 1945, 604th Rly. Constr.
Coy., Royal Engineers, Lance Serjeant, 2073585, RANGOON WAR CEMETERY,
Myanmar, 3. F. 20. |
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Couch, Charles,
27, 22nd March 1918, 11th Bn. Essex Regiment, 37514,
Private, Son of Antony and Lizzie Couch, of Canada, husband of Beatrice M
Lewis (formerly Couch), of 41, Lewis St., Newport, Mon., ARRAS MEMORIAL,
Bay 7.
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Coughlan,
Alan, 22. 28th October 1974, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, 24278980, Lance
Corporal, ST, WOOLOS CEMETERY, Grave Section 25, Grave 240, |
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From Wikipedia... 28 October 1974 - Michael Swanick (20) and Alan Coughlan (22), both members of the British Army, were killed in a Provisional Irish Republican Army van bomb attack outside Abercorn Barracks.The 300lb bomb, concealed in a delivery van parked on the opposite side of the road from the Sandes home at the base, exploded without warning causing the building to catch fire and collapse. It was completely gutted within minutes. Two soldiers died in the explosion, and 33 others, mainly soldiers but including two civilians, were injured in the attack. Private Swanick was a member of the Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment and Corporal Coughlan a member of the Royal Welch Fusiliers |
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Coulson,
Wilfred Frank, 15th December 1941,
Royal
Navy,
H.M.S. Galatea,
husband of Ivy Beatrice Coulson, of Newport, Mon.,
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
Panel 49, Column
1.
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Counsell,
Thomas
Henry, 29, 8th May 1915,
1st Bn.
Monmouthshire Regiment, 2026, Corporal,
.husband of Eliza Jasper Counsell, of 6, Canal St., Barrack Hill,
Newport, Mon.,
YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL,
Panel 50.
Local memorial - Lysaght's (Orb) Steelworks
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Court,
Stanley, 20, 11th April 1918, 11th Bn.
South Wales Borderers,
30152,
Private,
Son of Mrs. Rose Court, of 10,
Edwin St. Rogerstone, Newport, Mon. Born in London,
VIEILLE-CHAPELLE NEW MILITARY CEMETERY, LACOUTURE,
IV. B. 15.
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Cousins,
Frank William, 22, 11th June 1944, Royal Air Force Volunteer
Reserve, 75 Sqdn., 1237485, Sergeant (Air Gnr.), Son of Frank Reginald
and Annie Cousins; husband of Dorothy Theresa Cousins, of Newport,
Monmouthshire, BAYEUX WAR CEMETERY, VIII. F. 21 |
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Cousins, George
Frederick, 28th June 1917,
14th Bn.
Welsh Regiment,
attd. 123rd Coy.
Royal Engineers,
11510,
Private, Oakley Street, Newport, Mon.,
BARD COTTAGE CEMETERY,
II. H. 14.
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Cousins
J. Lysaghts steelworks Memorial. (WW1) Local memorial - Lysaght's (Orb) Steelworks |
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Cousins,
Thomas,
24, 31st July 1917,
11th Bn.
South Wales Borderers, 22253, Private,
Son of Charlotte Rosina Cousins, of 28, Dean St., Newport, Mon., and the
late Thomas Cousins,
SANCTUARY WOOD CEMETERY,
II. L. 10. Local memorial - St. John the Baptist church
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Cowhen,
John, 31, 15th May 1921, South Wales Borderers,
15426,
Private,
Husband of I. M. Moore (formerly Cowhen), of 8, Lime Crescent, Newport,
Mon., NEWPORT (CHRISTCHURCH) CEMETERY,
2123. |
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Cowie, William
Anderson, 24, 30th May 1918,
9th Bn.
Royal Welsh Fusiliers, Captain,
M.C.,
Son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cowie, of 23, Gibbs Rd., Newport, Mon.,
SOISSONS MEMORIAL
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Cowling, Ernest
Francis, 9th September 1916,
2nd Bn.
Royal Sussex Regiment, G/4774, Corporal,
CATERPILLAR VALLEY CEMETERY, LONGUEVAL,
XV. D. 3 Local memorial - All Saint's Church, Brynglas
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Cowling,
Kenneth Thomas, 28,
2nd July 1942, Merchant Navy,
M.V. Putney
Hill,
Fourth Engineer Officer,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 85.
Extract from this website - click here "The Apprentice was dressed only in a singlet and a pair of naval bell bottom trousers, but the nights were bearable in contrast to the broiling daytime temperatures. A piece of torn canvas from the lifeboat cover was utilised to cover three of the Apprentices until the Third Mate, a hulking Dane, decided to take it for himself. He was big so he kept it. On the seventh day the Fourth Engineer, Kenneth Cowling, aged 28 of Newport, died in the Master's boat. His brother, the Third Engineer, was also in the same boat. The Fourth Engineer had been on watch in the engine-room when the torpedo struck and he was burned over two thirds of his body by hot oil from a burst pipeline. With whatever prayers the shocked group could recall, his body was put over the side after his brother had removed his gold wedding ring."
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Cox,
Arthur,
17, 17th January 1918,
Mercantile Marine,
S.S. "Windsor Hall",
Apprentice,
Son of Thomas Henry Cox, of 7, Grafton Rd., Newport, Mon., and the
late Elizabeth Cox (nee Trigg),
TOWER HILL
MEMORIAL
Local memorial - St Marks church
Entry from Newport Intermediate School for Boys Directory
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Cox, Charles
Edgar, 19, 24th November 1917, 18th Bn
Welsh Regiment, 48058, Private,
Son of William
and Elizabeth Cox, of 22, Hill St., Newport, Mon.,
CAMBRAI MEMORIAL, LOUVERVAL,
Panel 7.
Local memorial - Havelock Street Presbytarian church
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Cox, Charles
George, 28. 4th October 1918, 1st Monmouthshire Regiment, 225890,
Rifleman, Son of Elijah and Margaret Ann Cox, of 494, Brandon Avenue,
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, TINCOURT NEW BRITISH CEMETERY, VIII. H. 3. Local memorial - St. John the Baptist church
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Cox, Donald
Clifford, Royal Field Artillery, Bombadier WW1 Local memorial - St. John the Baptist church
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Cox,
Godfrey, 39, 28th May 1941,
Royal Naval Reserve, H.M.S. Registan, Lieutenant, husband of Elizabeth
Mary Cox, of Malpas. Newport, Mon., POUGHILL (ST. OLAF) CHURCHYARD
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Cox,
Godfrey Hippesley, 23,
25th June 1943, Royal Air Force,
569405,
Flight Sergeant,
Son of Austin Bernard
and Kathleen Cox, of Newport, Mon.,
RUNNYMEDE
MEMORIAL,
Panel 135.
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| Cox, Joseph
Henry, 18th May 1917,
9th Reserve Bty.
Royal Field Artillery,
216034, Driver,
PRESTON (NEW HALL LANE) CEMETERY,
O. CE.
634
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Cox,
Victor Charles,
17, 6th May 1917, Mercantile Marine, S.S. "Alfalfa",
Mess Room Steward,
Son of Charles Ernest
and Susannah Cox, of Pleasant View, Penylan Park, Newport, Mon.,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL
Local memorial - Christchurch War Memorial and St Marks church and Entry from Newport Intermediate School for Boys Directory
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Cox, William
Selby,
21, 2nd September 1916,
10th Bn.
South Wales Borderers, 24242,
Corporal,
CATERPILLAR VALLEY CEMETERY, LONGUEVAL,
XVIII. C. 3.
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Cox,
Willian Thomas, 24, 15th June 1941,
2nd
Royal Tank Regiment, R.A.C.,
7888178,
Lance Corporal,
D C M,
Son of Arthur Tom and Lilian Cox, of Newport, Mon.,
ALAMEIN MEMORIAL,
Column 22..
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Coxwell,
Herbert Ivor,
21st November
1917, 2nd Bn.
South Wales Borders, 13625,
Serjeant,
CAMBRAI MEMORIAL, LOUVER VAL,
Panel 5.
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Coyle, Patrick,
3rd August 1917,
6th Bn. South Wales Borderers,
16848, Lance Corporal,
Husband of Jane Coyle, of
36, Hamilton St., Newport, Mon.,
LIJSSENTHOEK
MILITARY CEMETERY,
XVII. G. 3A.
Local memorial - Lysaght's (Orb) Steelworks and St Mary's RC church
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Craddock, James
William, 24, 18th July 1944, 1st Bn. South
Lancashire Regiment, 3911837, Private, Son of Mrs. C. Craddock, of
Newport, Monmouthshire, RANVILLE WAR CEMETERY, I. C. 16.
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Cranfield,
Arthur Thomas Colin, 30, 26th November 1943,
Merchant Navy,
S.S. Rohna,
Second Officer,
husband of Bettine Gladys
Cranfield (nee Macdonald), of Herne Bay, Kent,
LA REUNION WAR CEMETERY,
1. E. 5.
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Crayford, William
Henry, 26, 2nd July 1916,
1st Bn.
Monmouthshire Regiment, 3407, Lance Corporal,
Son of Frederick and Eliza
Crayford, of 32, Fair Oak Terrace,
Maindee, Newport, Mon.,
WARLINCOURT HALTE
BRITISH CEMETERY, SAULTY,
I. F. 12.
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Crean, James,
20th June 1915,
2nd Bn. South Wales Borderers,
13628, Private,
TWELVE TREE COPSE CEMETERY,
XI. D. 15. Local memorial - St Mary's RC church
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Creese,
Stanley Clark, 31, 26th November 1943,
Merchant Navy,
S.S. Morar,
Second Engineer Officer,
Husband of
Dulcie Yvonne Creese, of Newport, Mon.,
TOWER
HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 71.
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Cremen,
Jeremiah, 17th February 1917, 4th Bn.
Monmouthshire Regiment,
316049,
Private,
Husband of Alice Rebecca Hill
(formerly Cremen), of 14, Rudry St., East Usk Rd., Newport,
Mon., NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS) CEMETERY,
RC. D25. 1. |
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Cremen,
Thomas William Alfred, 29, 24th April
1943, Royal Air Force
(VR), 927478,
Leading Aircraftman,
Husband of Elizabeth
Ann Cremen, of Newport, Mon.,
PORT SAID WAR
MEMORIAL CEMETERY,
V. C. 23.
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Cridland, Sydney,
25th September 1914, 1st Bn. Rifle Brigade, 9220, Rifleman,
Husband of Mrs A. G. Cridland, of 8, Riverside, East Usk Rd.;
Newport, Mon.,
BUCY-LE-LONG COMMUNAL CEMETERY,
Near North East wall.
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Cridland,
Thomas Roy, 41, 5th
January 1941, Merchant Navy,
S.S.
Shakespeare,
Chief Steward,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 95.
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Croker,
Clifford, 42, 27th September 1943,
Royal Engineers,
1986557,
Son of William Charles and Emma Croker,
HELIOPOLIS WAR CEMETERY,
5. M. 2.
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Cronk,
Friend,
34, 1st November 1914,
Royal Navy,
(RFR/PO/B/3574). H.M.S. "Good Hope.",
187623,
Able Seaman,
husband of Ellen Cronk, of 2, King St., Portsea, Portsmouth,
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL,
2.
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Croome,
Harry, 29, 7th March 1943,
1007 Docks
Operating Coy.,
Royal Engineers,
2149236,
Sapper,
REYKJAVIK (FOSSVOGUR) CEMETERY,
C39. 2
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Cross, Charles,
21, 11th April 1918, 2nd Entrenching Bn., late 11th Bn. South Wales
Borderers, 30024, Private, Son of Charles Cross, of 15, John St.,
Rogerstone, Newport, Mon., and the late Eleanor Cross, PLOEGSTEERT
MEMORIAL, Panel 5.
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Crowley,
Frederick David, 24, between 10/05/1940 and 06/02/1941, 5th Bn.
Gloucestershire Regiment, 5184929, Private, WINNEZEELE CHURCHYARD, Row
B. Grave 5. Local memorial - St Michael's church
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Crowley, Laurence,
22, 22nd February 1916,
"C" Coy. 1st Bn.
Royal Welsh Fusiliers, 4416, Private,
Son of Laurence and Elizabeth Crowley, of Newport, Mon.,
POINT 110 NEW MILITARY CEMETERY, FRICOURT,
B. 20. Local memorial - St Mary's RC church
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M, 25th May 1920. 2nd Bn. Monmouthshire Regiment, 266117,
Private, NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS) CEMETERY, CON. D25, 124. |
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Crowley,
Patrick, 39, 29th July 1943,
Merchant
Navy,
M.V. Cornish City,
Chief Steward,
husband of Eileen W.
Crowley, of Ely, Cardiff,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 32.
Local memorial - St Michael's RC church
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Cruickshank,
Francis Charles, 27th November 1918,
70th Bty.
34th Bde.
Royal Field Artillery, 687584, Gunner,
CAUDRY BRITISH CEMETERY,
II. B. 26. Local memorial - St. Julian's Methodist church
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Cruickshank,
Raymond Alfred, 23, 23rd April 1917,
2nd Bn.
Monmouthshire Regiment, Second Lieutenant,
husband of Gladys Maud Cruickshank, of 31, Broad Walk, Caerleon,
Mon.,
DURY CRUCIFIX CEMETERY,
I. F. 51.
Local memorial - St. Julian's Methodist church
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Cruikshank,
Raymond Alfred, 23, 3rd May 1941,
Royal Air Force,
7 Sqdn.,
33364,
Flight Lieutenant (Pilot),
D F C and Bar,
Son of 2/Lt.
Raymond Alfred Cruickshank and Gladys Maud Cruickshank, of Newport;
husband of Daphne Cruickshank,
NEWPORT
(CHRISTCHURCH) CEMETERY,
Extension. Grave 287. Local memorial - Newport Rugby Club and St Marks church Report - South Wales Argus 1941
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Cruise,
Robert James, 46, 22nd March 1946,
Merchant Navy,
S.S. Ocean Vagrant,
Donkeyman,
Son of Catherine M. Cruise, of
Newport, Mon.,
NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS) CEMETERY,
RC. D28. 215.
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| Crumbie, Bernard,
24, 23rd October 1916, Mercantile Marine, S.S. "Clearfield", Assistant
Cook, Son of Robert and Emily Crumbie, of 661, Wandsworth Rd., London,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL
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Crump, James
William, 25, 13th October 1915,
"A" Coy. 1st
Bn.Monmouthshire Regiment,
669, Serjeant,
Son of Mrs. Phoebe Mellen, of 32, Mellon St., Newport, Mon.,
LOOS MEMORIAL,
Panel 129 and 130.
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Cullimore,
Smart, 20th February 1916, 11th Bn. South Wales Borderers, Captain, LE
TOURET MILITARY CEMETERY, RICHEBOURG-L'AVOUE, III. D. 14. Local memorial - St. John the Baptist church
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Cumming,
Philip,
22nd April 1918,15th Bn.
Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment)
, 109178, Private,
POZIERES MEMORIAL,
Panel 52 to 54.
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Cummings, H,
38, 6th April 1915, 29th Div. Train, Army Service
Corp., T4/056722, Serjeant, Husband of, Sarah Pollard (formerly Cummings),
7, Potter St., Newport, Mon., BRIGEWATER (WEMBDON ROAD) CEMETERY, Church
Portion, I. 6. 35.
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Curnuck,
Brinley Ivor,
32,
1st May 1943,
Royal Air force (VR), 143
Sqdn.,
1284841,
Sergeant,
husband of Elsie May Curnuck of
Newport, Mon.,
RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL,
Panel 146
Local memorial - St Julian's High School and Havelock Street Presbytarian church
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Curran, William,
22nd January 1918,
96th Field Coy.
Royal Engineers,
101917, Lance Corporal,
NEWPORT (ST. WOOLOS) CEMETERY,
RC
AB2, 251 Local memorial - St Mary's RC church
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Currey, Donal
Saunders, 21, 24th April 1917, 1st Bn.
Monmouthshire
Regiment,
attd. 7th Bn.
Royal Berkshire Regiment, Captain,
Son of
Anne Currey of 28, Risca Rd., Newport, Mon., and the late Hubert Oliver
Currey,
DOIRAN MEMORIAL Local memorial - St. John the Baptist church
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Curson, Eveleen May, 36, 26th February 1941,
Civilian War Dead,
Civilian,
of 5 Ombersley Road, Newport, Mon.
Daughter of Charles Warwick Curson, and Margaret Jane Curson, of 43 Caerau
Road. Died at 5 Ombersley Road,
NEWPORT,
COUNTY BOROUGH
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Curtis,
John, 36, 6th June 1940,
Merchant Navy,
S.S. Frances Massey,
Boatswain (Bosun),
Husband of Elsie Jane Curtis, of Pontywain, Cross Keys, Mon.,
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL,
Panel 51.
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Curtis, Maurice,
22, 27th September 1918,
31st Bde. Ammunition
Col.Royal Field Artillery,
14185, Driver,
Son of Thomas and Mary E. Curtis, of 48, Blewitt St., Newport, Mon.,
MIKRA BRITISH CEMETERY, KALAMARIA,
353.
Local memorial - St Mary's RC church and
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Curtis,
Thomas,
27, 8th May 1915,
1st Bn
Monmouthshire Regiment,
1417, Corporal,
Son of Thomas and Mary E. Curtis, of 48, Blewitt St., Newport, Mon.,
YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL,
Panel 50.
Local memorial - St Mary's RC church and
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