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WW1 Soldiers, killed in action 1914 - 1918 The names of the soldiers listed on the War Memorial and
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43 Names engraved on the War Memorial as Killed in Action
( Note: This page is still being researched as on 20/3//2014 - the names highlighted in red are not to be found in the Commonwealth War Graves Commission records
Name | Place of Birth |
Date Killed |
Killed
in action and Cemetery |
Regiment |
Roland Aldham |
Son of William and Kate Demmon Oak Tree cottage, Stoke by Nayland |
7 Oct 1916 | Flanders | Royal
Fuseliers 8th Batt No 27768 |
Charles C Aldous |
Bures |
2nd Nov 1918 |
Flanders |
L/Corporal Gloucestershire Regiment 2nd and 5th batt |
George Arthur Aldous | Bures Son of William and Patience Aldous, of Bures St. Mary Suffolk. |
8th Dec 1918 aged29 |
Buried, STE. MARIE CEMETERY, LE HAVRE |
Private Royal Army Service Corps. No S/220616 |
William Baxter | Son
of Henry Baxter b1893 in Kinderclay Norfolk then to Lamarsh Hill,Bures |
26th
Sept 1916 aged 23 |
Flanders Buried, THIEPVAL MEMORIAL LINK |
Private,
Suffolk Reg 8 batt No 14112 |
Douglas Blake | Bures |
Ltn, Royal Fusiliers |
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Walter Charles Boutell
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Bures |
Sept 1917 |
Monchy Cemetary |
Private, |
Stanley Silvanus Block | Bures | 9 Aug 1918 |
Flanders Buried: VILLERS-BRETONNEUX MILITARY CEMETERY |
Rifleman- Royal Kings Rifle
6th Batt London Reg Corp 45357 |
Ernest Frank
Burrows |
Bures, then
moved to Parkeston. Employed by Great Eastern Railway before joining up. |
25th April 1917 | Cairo Buried: CAIRO WAR MEMORIAL CEMETERY |
Essex Regiment 1st/7th Bn. 301192 |
1. Arthur Allen Cansdale
(brother to Ernest) |
Bures b1898 |
7th Oct
1916 |
Western Front Flanders. |
Private |
2. Ernest Cansdale -
(brother to Arthur) |
Bures |
1 Sept 1915 age30 |
Flanders, The Somme |
Private |
3 Charles John Cansdale
(brother of Frank) |
Bures b1880 |
13th March
1916 |
Western Front, Flanders
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Private Royal Army Medical Corps 37th Field Amb No 46380 |
4. Frank Cansdale (brother of Charles) |
Bures B1888 Son of William and Ellen Cansdale, Bures Post Office |
3rd Sept 1916 |
Western Front, Flanders |
Sergeant 3rd Batt Worcestershire Regiment. No 8819 |
5. John Thomas Cansdale (brother of Charles James Cansdale) |
Bures
b1880 Son of Robert and Emily Cansdale; husband of M. A. Cansdale, of 4, Mount Place, Sudbury, b1897 |
5 Aug 1917 |
Flanders Buried: YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL LINK |
Private, East Surrey Reg. 12th batt No 25387 |
6 Charles James Cansdale (brother of John Thomas Cansdale) |
Bures b1897 Son of Emily Cansdale Brands Yard, Bures |
13th June 1916,
age 19 |
Flanders Buried, ESSEX FARM CEMETERY LINK |
Private, Essex Reg, 11 batt No 18715 |
Sidney John Cardy | Bures Son of Albert and Eliza E. Cardy, of "River View," Spout Lane, Little Cornard, |
4th June 1916 aged 21 |
Buried: RUE-DU-BACQUEROT NO.1 MILITARY CEMETERY, LAVENTIE |
Private Suffolk Reg |
Frederick Cudmore | Bures | 6 Aug 1915 |
Galipoli | Private, 1st Batt
Essex Reg No 9473 |
Sidney Cudmore |
Bures |
12 Oct 1916 |
Flanders |
Corporal. Essex Reg, 1st batt |
Arthur Diggins |
Bures |
27th Nov 1917 aged 24 |
Egypt Buried:RAMLEH WAR CEMETERY |
Private Suffolk Reg, 1st and
5th batt No 240163 |
William Walter Dixie | born Lamarsh then to Bures. | 27 Jan 1917 | Flanders. Buried, THIEPVAL MEMORIAL |
Private,
Suffolk Reg |
Walter W Everitt | Bures Son of the late Charles and Eliza Everitt, of Bures Hamlet, |
24 May 1915 aged 29 |
Flanders Buried: YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL LINK |
Private 4th Dragoon Guards No 6223 |
Ernest William Eves |
Bures |
8 Aug 1918 |
Buried: TOURNAI COMMUNAL CEMETERY ALLIED EXTENSION |
Private, |
Herbert
Francis Herbert enlisted in August 1915 and therefore an 'under-age' soldier. (being just over 16 and a half years old. |
Framlingham then Bures
from the age of 4yrs |
10th April 1918,
(age 19) No known grave |
Commemorated on the Ploegsteert Memorial
in Belgium (panel 3) |
11th Battalion,
Suffolk Regiment. No 21252. |
Name | Place of Birth |
Date Killed |
Killed
in action and Cemetery |
Regiment |
Herbert Gardner | Listed as
Sudbury Cannot confirm Bures |
12 Aug 1915 | HELLES MEMORIAL | Suffolk Reg.5th
Batt No 2695 |
William Hume | Bures Son of Thomas William and Mary Ann Hume, of Bridge House, Bures, |
3
Nov 1915 aged 19 |
Flanders Buried: 7TH FIELD AMBULANCE CEMETERY |
Private Suffolk Reg, 1st and 5th batt No 1838 |
George H. Gooch Hume | b 1899 Son of Mrs. Mary Ann Hume, of High St., Bures, Suffolk. |
1 Oct 1918 aged 19 |
Flanders |
Gunner,Royal
Field Artillery "C" batt, 268th Brigade No 267312 |
George Hurrell | Bures Son of Moses and Emma Hurrell, of Bures, Suffolk |
7 May 1917 Aged 33 |
Flanders Buried: DOUAI COMMUNAL CEMETERY |
Lance Corp, Essex Reg 1st
Batt No 28805 |
Ernest Juniper | Bures Son of Harry Juniper, of Nayland Rd., Bures St. Mary, Suffolk. His brother Harry Juniper also fell. |
12 April 1918 Aged 21 |
Flanders Buried MARISSEL FRENCH NATIONAL CEMETERY |
Sergeant, Essex Reg 10th Batt No 12902 |
Harry Juniper |
Bures |
9 Aug 1916 Aged 32 |
Flanders |
Corporal, |
William Ernest Layer |
Born Canada in 1887 |
30 April 1917 aged 30 |
Buried, VIMY MEMORIAL | Private 13th Royal Canadian Highlanders, Expeditionary Force 427884 |
Basil Lyons | Bures husband of Ada Lucy Lyons, of "Sunnyside," White Colne, Essex. Served in India nine years with the 1st King's Dragoon Guards. |
19 July 1917 Aged 30 |
France Buried ARRAS MEMORIAL |
2nd Lt, 5th batt Royal Berks Reg |
G Mansfield | Bures Son of James Mansfield, Brook House, Bures Hamlet |
27th Nov 1917 Aged27 |
Buried: RAMLIEH WAR CEMETERY
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Private Suffolk
Reg 1st/5th Batt No 240357 |
C. Molesworth | No Trace | |||
R Page | No Trace | |||
Stanley Arthur Prior | Bures | 13 Aug 1918 |
Flanders Buried ASSEVILLERS NEW BRITISH CEMETERY |
Private Sherwood Foresters,
10th batt No 103370 |
William Robert Sargent | No Trace | 305th Infantry Company, American Expeditionary Force | ||
F Smith |
With
no first name its been impossiblte to find this person with any certainty There is a F Smith on the Mount Bures Memorial, but he is listed in some documents as living in Bures |
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Horace Ephraim Shead | Bures Son of John and Sarah Shead, of Brickfields, Bures |
8th May 1915 aged 39 |
Flanders Buried, YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL LINK |
Private Suffolk Reg. 3rd batt NO 16678 |
Frank Tokely | born Bures Dec 1885 | 1 Nov 1914 | Flanders Buried, YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL |
Trooper 11th (Prince Albert's Own) Hussars No 5750 |
Arnold MauriceTwitchett | Bures Son of Harry Albon and Alice Twitchett, of Fishpits Farm, Bures Hamlet, Essex. |
5th August 1918 Aged 30 |
AIRE COMMUNAL CEMETERY |
Corporal |
H Twitchett | No Trace | |||
Arthur Ward |
Private |
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Charles Albert Ward |
Born Boxford 1893, son of John and Mary Ward 1908 member of Norwich Diocesan Association of ringers. Then apparently became a gardener in Sussex before joining the Sussex Regiment |
Sun 30th April 1916 | Cemetery St. Venant Communial
Cemetery, Pas de Calais Grave ref. 11. J.3. |
Private No 128 11th Batt, Royal Sussex Reg |
Frank Willingham | Bures
b1880 (home address:- Husband of Ada Willingham, of Tilney All Saints, King's Lynn, Norfolk. |
4
Oct 1917 aged 37 |
Flanders |
Private |
No trace:-
this could mean one of three things:-
(a) too many christian names starting with A,B, C etc to be certain of the
correct individual
(b) may well have fallen during the conflict and no body recovered to be listed
with the War Graves Commission
(c) records destroyed during air raid in September 1941
Acknowledgement to Iris Wallace for the information
on Charles Ward (Uncle)
Research by Alan Beales and Ian Gibbs
These soldiers are listed as being born in Bures, but as they are not recorded on the War Memorial, so we must assume they moved out of the viilage
Name | Place of Birth | Killed in action | Location | Regiment |
Edward Alliston |
Bures then Hunedon |
10th July 1916 |
Flanders |
Private Regiment: Bedfordshire Regiment Battalion: 6th Battalion |
Archibald Howard |
Bures then to Clacton |
13th April `1918 |
Flanders |
Lancashire Fusiliers |
Fred Buckingham |
Colchester Rd Bures |
21st March 1918 |
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Essex Reg |
Clarence Bell |
Bures |
23 Oct 1914 |
France |
9626 2nd Battalion York and Lancaster Regiment Clarence Bell was born in Sudbury around 1893, the son of Mrs. L. Gager, formerly Bell, of 51 St. Margaret’s Street, Ipswich. Clarence was living in Bures, when he enlisted in Braintree, Essex. Clarence died aged 21 on 23rd October
1914. There is no known grave and he is remembered on the Ploegsteert
Memorial, near Ypres, Belgium. |
Cyril Harry Johnson |
Bures |
5th Oct 1917 |
France |
Royal Warwickshire |
Harry Thomas Dyer ( see below) |
Bures then to Ipswich |
8th Aug 1918 |
Flanders |
Tank Corp |
Edward E Chaplin |
Bures |
24 Nov 1915 |
Died at Home |
Suffolk Regiment |
Ernest Nelson Kemp |
Bures then Godstone |
9 April 1917 |
Flanders |
Royal Fusiliers |
Ernest S Pile |
Bures then Bridgeford |
30 Sept 1917 |
Flanders |
Royal Scots Fusiliers |
Frank James Harrington |
Bures |
21 Feb 11915 |
Died at Home |
Royal Garrison Artillery |
Frank F Spencer |
Bures then Tadworth |
20 Nov 1917 |
Flanders |
West Yorks Reg |
George C Peake |
Bures the Fulham |
2 June 1915 |
Flanders |
Household Cavalry` |
George G Pettit |
Bures then Clacton |
27 Oct 1917 |
Flanders |
Middlesex Reg |
Harry Dyer |
Bures to Ipswich |
8 Aug 1918 |
Flanders |
Tank Corp |
John J Sadler |
Bures |
8 Aug 1918 |
Flanders |
Sgt. 1st Battalion Cambridgeshire
Regiment, 12th Division, buried: Ribemont Communal Cemetery Extension,
Somme, France. Born Bures, Suffolk, enlisted Sudbury, Suffolk. |
Robert Sealey |
Bures then Navestock |
11 Jan 1917 |
Flanders |
Essex |
William Cole |
Bures |
15 July 1917 |
Flanders |
Manchester Reg |
Charles C Cansdale |
Bures then to West Thurrock |
21st May 1915 |
Egypt |
Essex Reg |
George Arthur Aldous |
Bures |
8th Dec 1918 |
Flanders |
Royal army service Corp |
Harry Dyer, Buried at the Heath Cemetary, Harbonnieres |
Research by Alan Beales
updated 31/08/2014