Bishops Cleeve War Memorial

Alphabetical list of names on this War Memorial

Aldridge G  *

Aston E

Bailey D

Barnes H

Barnes R

Barnett L  *

Bridges G

Burnett C

Chandler R  *

Church W

Clark G

Coombes W

Coupland-Smith V

Draper P

Eager D

Eager F

East W

Etheridge W

Gilder G

Goodall J

Goring J

Hall E

Hamblin R

Holder A

Holder R

Hopcraft Paul

Hopcraft Peter

Kingston C

Kitchen W

Knight W

Large G  *

Large W  *

Lewis E  *

Lloyd T

Long W

Mansell D

Mansell L

Merrett H  *

Norris R

Oakey H

Page D  *

Pearce H

Pitman S  *

Price J

Price P  *

Robbins R

Robinson R  *

Shipway C

Simpson A

Smith E

Stephenson E  *

Surman L

Tarling R

Webb F

Windiate B

Full details of those named on the War Memorial can be viewed here.

Those marked with * should be linked with the notes against their name in the panel below.

Notes:

1.   Aldridge is commemorated on the family grave in the Bishops Cleeve (St Michael's) Churchyard.

2.   Barnett is buried in Cheltenham Cemetery.

3.   Chandler is commemorated on the Woolstone (St Martin's Church) Roll of Honour.

4.   Large G is commemorated on the family grave in Bishops Cleeve (St Michael's) Churchyard.

5.   Large W died of illness in Canada on 23rd October 1921 and is buried in Saskatchewan.

6.   Lewis E is probably John Edward Lewis.

7.   Merrett is buried in Bishops Cleeve (St Michael's) Churchyard.

8.   Page is buried in Bishops Cleeve (St Michael's) Churchyard.

9.   Pitman is buried in Bishops Cleeve (St Michael's) Churchyard.

10.  Price P is probably Alfred Percy Price.

11.  Robinson is most probably George Robinson known as Dick.   He is buried in Cheltenham Cemetery.

12.  Stephenson E is probably Bernard Ernest Stephenson.

13.  All those listed on the Southam War Memorial are commemorated on this memorial.

14.  All those on the Cleeve Hill (St Peter's Church) Roll of Honour are listed on this memorial.

15.   In St Michael's Church there is a Roll of Honour which lists all local men who served in the Great War.   Full details can be viewed here.

16.   Commemoration in Bishops Cleeve (St Michael's) Churchyard can be found here.

17.  All are commemorated in the Roll of Honour pages.