Remembering The Fallen of The Great War 1914-1918

Greater Love Hath No Man Than This,
That a Man Lay Down His Life for His Friends (John 15 v.13)

NAME	REGIMENT	DATE OF DEATH
Pte. Thomas Lloyd 9893	1st Bn. KSLI	22nd October 1914
2nd. Lt. Frank Harold Elwin	2nd. Bn. Wiltshire Regiment	12th March 1915
Pte. John Arthur Evans 11277	5th Bn. KSLI	15th September 1915
Pte. John Edmund Rogers 2698	16th Bn. AIF	16th August 1916
Pte. John Owen Clawley 2698	1st/3rd Bn. Shropshire Yeomanryr	24th August 1916
2nd Lt. James Donald	Indian Army Reserve of Officers	15th October 1916
Pte. William Stanley Marsh 16526	3rd Bn. Coldstream Guards	10th October 1917
Pte. William Young 46645	11th Bn. Leicestershire Regiment	27th October 1917
Pte. Thomas Edward Townsend 33625	6th Bn. KSLI	4th December 1917
2nd Lt. Willson Kenwick Nunnerley	13th Sqdn. Royal Flying Corp	5th December 1917
Pte. Robert Evans Stone 32922	6th Bn. KSLI	24th March 1918
Pte. Richard Henry Thomas 9772	11th (Prince Albert's Own) Hussars	18th April 1918
Pte. George Gibson M/279418	XVIII Corp, Mechanical Transport	31st May 1918
Pte. Ellis Humphreys T/204948	6th Bn. The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment)	30th June 1918
Rifleman George Hanmer 45340	London Regiment (London Rifle Brigade)	30th August 1918
Lance Cpl. John Hanmer 11194	1st Bn. KSLI	23rd November 1918

Never such innocence,
Never before or since,
As changed itself to past
Without a word – the men
Leaving the gardens tidy,
The thousands of marriages,
Lasting a little while longer;
Never such innocence again.

Philip Larkin
XCMXIV

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