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Ballinger.
George and Elizabeth Ballinger, of 7 Grove Street, Cheltenham lost two
sons. Alfred, aged 28, was killed in action in France on 2nd March
1916. Frederick, aged 32, was killed in action in France on 23rd
July 1916. The
brothers are both commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial.
Bannerman.
Emilie Henriette Bannerman (nee Lousada) lost a husband and 2
brothers. Her husband Oriel William Erskine Bannerman was killed in
action in France on 3rd February 1915. Her brothers Bertie and
Edward were also killed. Bertie Charles was killed in action in
Belgium on 9th May 1915 and Edward Arthur was killed in action in Belgium on 2nd
November 1914. All are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial.
Barnes.
William and Mary Barnes, of Longfurlong, Gotherington, lost two
sons. Henry Thomas, aged 34, died of wounds on
2nd November 1918. Raymond Edward, aged 19, died of wounds on 21st March 1916.
The brothers are both commemorated on the Bishops
Cleeve War Memorial, the Southam War Memorial and the Gotherington War Memorial.
Barnfield.
George and Adelaide Barnfield, of 13 Kew Place, Bath Road, Cheltenham, lost two
sons. Frank, aged 23, was killed in action on 13th November
1916. William, aged 25, was killed in action on 9th October 1915.
The brothers are both commemorated on the
Cheltenham War Memorial and the St Luke's Church Roll of Honour.
Barratt.
John and Ruby Barratt, of "Fernbank" " Pittville Circus Road,
Cheltenham, lost 2 sons. Harold Charles Edward, aged 21, died of wounds on 18th
May 1917 in Salonica. John Roland, aged 25, died of illness in France on 24th January
1919. The
brothers are both commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and the
All Saints Church War Memorial.
Bates.
William and Eliza Bates, of 2 Millbrook Terrace, Charlton Kings, lost 2
sons. Albert Edward, aged 21, was accidentally killed on 17th May 1917. William Joshua, aged 26,
was killed in
action on 17th July 1916. The brothers are both commemorated on the Charlton Kings War
Memorial and the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial.
Bates.
James and Agnes Bates, of 33 Duke Street, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Herbert James, aged 23, was killed in action on 26th October 1917. William Thomas, aged 23,
died of wounds on 28th December
1914. The brothers are both commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and the St John's Church War Memorial.
Beard.
George and Elizabeth Beard, of 9 Burton Street, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Charles Ernest, aged 23, was killed in action on 8th August 1915. George
Alfred , aged 20, was killed in action on 3rd October 1918. The brothers are
both commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and the Parish Church
Boys School Roll of Honour.
Bloxsome.
Walter and Alice Bloxsome, of 3 Woodville Cottage, Church Street, Charlton
Kings, lost 2 sons. Arthur Ernest was killed in action on 27th
August 1917. William John died of illness on 7th August
1918. The brothers are both commemorated on the Charlton Kings War
Memorial and the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial.
Brazener.
William and Susan Brazener, of Oxford Cottage, Upper Park Street, Hales Road,
Cheltenham, lost 2 sons. Albert Charles Henry was killed in action
on 2nd November 1916. George Edwin Arthur died of illness on 28th
February 1918. The brothers are both commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial, the Charlton Kings War
Memorial and the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial.
Albert is also commemorated on the Holy Trinity Church Roll of Honour and the
Salem Baptist Church Roll of Honour.
Brewster.
Robert and Kate Brewster, of 114 Fairview Road, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Aleck Howard died of wounds on 9th January 1917. Hubert William
Duncan died of illness on 25th October 1918. The brothers are both
commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial. Hubert is also
commemorated on the St Paul's Church War Memorial.
Brodie.
George and Louisa Brodie, of "Woodlands" The Park, Cheltenham, lost 2
sons. Philip Wyndham died of illness on 18th November
1918. Theodore Stuart was killed in action on 17th April
1915. The brothers are both commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and the St Phillips Church Roll of Honour.
Brown.
Mrs Emma Brown, of 2 Libertus Villas, Libertus Road, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Alan Francis Donald was killed in action on 8th September 1916.
Edmund Kenneth Wallace was accidentally killed on 24th August 1917.
Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and the St Stephens
Church Roll of Honour.
Brown.
William and Eliza Brown, of 15 Granville Street, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Frank William was killed in action on 27th November 1917 and Frederick James was
killed in action on 22nd October 1917. Both are commemorated on the
Cheltenham War Memorial, the St Paul's Church War Memorial and the
Cheltenham Parish Boys School Roll of Honour. Frederick is also
commemorated on the Salem Baptist Church Roll of Honour.
Byard.
Amos and Jane Byard, of 53 Marle Hill Road, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Arthur John died of wounds on 1st December 1917 and Francis Spencer died of
wounds on 24th March 1918. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and the Cheltenham Parish Church Boys School Roll of
Honour. Arthur is also commemorated on the Cambray Baptist Church
Roll of Honour, the Order of St John Roll of Honour and the St John's Ambulance
Brigade Roll of Honour. Francis is also commemorated on the Wesleyan
Church Roll of Honour and the Holy Trinity Church Roll of Honour.
Cooke.
Edward Cooke, of The Burgage, Prestbury, lost 2 sons. Henry George
was killed in action on 9th May 1915 and William Joseph was killed in action on
7th August 1915. Both are commemorated on the Prestbury War Memorial
and the Prestbury (St Mary's Church) War Memorial. William is also
commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and the St John's Church War Memorial.
Cooper.
Frank and Laura Cooper, of Norma Villa, Churchill Road, Leckhampton, lost 2
sons. Albert Edward was killed in action on 9th May
1915. Arthur was killed in action on 17th May 1915. Both
are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and Arthur is also
commemorated on the Post Office Roll of Honour.
Cox.
Henry and Clara Cox, of 14 Chapel Street, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Albert Richmond was killed in action on 23rd July 1916. Frank Ernest
Sidney died of wounds on 29th August 1918. Both are commemorated on
the Cheltenham War Memorial.
Creech.
Walter and Ellen Creech, of 17 Queen Street, Cheltenham, lost 2
sons. Alfred Edgar was killed in action on 23rd July
1916. Reginald Albert John was killed in action on 24th April
1917. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial,
the Holy Trinity Church Roll of Honour and the Holy Trinity School Roll of
Honour.
Creed. Mrs Ellen
Creed, of 51 Brunswick Street, lost her husband and son. Her husband
William Charles died in the UK on 7th December 1918. Her son William
died of wounds in France on 18th April 1918. Both are commemorated
on the St Peter's Church War Memorial and William is also commemorated on the
Cheltenham War Memorial.
Crooke. Dr
William and Alice Cooke, of Langton House, London Road, Charlton Kings, lost 2
sons. Elliott Hampden, aged 25, was killed in action in France on
3rd July 1916. Hugh Neville, aged 19, was killed in action on 10th
December 1916. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial, the Holy Apostles Church Roll of Honour and the Charlton Kings War
Memorial.
Dartnall. Henry
and Sarah Dartnall, of 42 Winstonian Road, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Henry, aged 27, was accidentally killed in France on 19th December
1918. William James, aged 19, was killed in action in France on 25th
September 1915. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and the All Saints Church War Memorial. Henry is also
commemorated on the Grammar School Roll of Honour.
Davis. Mrs Fanny
Davis, of 7 Exmouth Street, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons. Alfred John,
aged 21, was killed in action in Belgium on 30th May 1918. Ernest
Albert, aged 22, died of wounds in France on 10th January 1915. Both
are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and the St Luke's Church
Roll of Honour. Ernest is also commemorated on the Order of
Oddfellows Roll of Honour.
Desages. Paul
and Beatrice Desages, of 20 Imperial Square, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Owen Loftus, aged 28, was killed in action in France on 27th May
1918 Wilfred Roland, aged 34, was killed in action in France on 21st
March 1918. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and the Cheltenham College Roll of Honour.
Dicks. Ernest
and Alice Dicks, of Buckingham Lawn, Wellington Street, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Ernest Godfrey, aged 18, was killed at sea on 28th June 1918.
Francis James Neville, aged 21, died of wounds in France on 27th May
1918. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the St Luke's Church Roll of Honour.
Driscoll. Dennis and
Alice Driscoll, of 64 Marle Hill Road, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Frank Maurice, aged 20, was killed in action in France on 25th September
1915. John Patrick, aged 33, was killed in action in Belgium on 27th
August 1917. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial, the St Paul's Church War Memorial and the St Gregory's Church Roll of
Honour.
Du Boulay.
Colonel George Du Boulay, of "Marchmont" Bayshill, Cheltenham,
lost 2 sons. Arthur, aged 38, died of illness in the UK on
25th October 1918. Hubert, aged 19, was killed in action in
France on 3rd September 1916. Both are commemorated on the
Cheltenham War Memorial and the All Saints Church War
Memorial. Hubert is also commemorated on the Christ Church
Roll of Honour.
Eager. The
late Edward Eager and Mrs Ada Eager, of The Priory, Bishops Cleeve, lost
2 sons. Denis Godfrey, aged 19, was killed in action on 28th
September 1918. Francis Russell, aged 21, was killed in action in
France on 9th May 1915. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial, the All Saints Church War Memorial and the Bishops Cleeve
War Memorial.
Eden. William
and Kate Eden, of 14 Queens Buildings, Queens Road, Cheltenham, lost 2
sons. Ernest George, aged 28, was killed in action in
Belgium on 26th October 1914. William Reginald, aged 31,
died of wounds in France on 18th March 1915. Both are
commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and the Cambray
Baptist Church Roll of Honour.
Eggleton. William
and Ellen Eggleton, of Marle Hill Gardens, Folly Lane, Cheltenham, lost
2 sons. Raymond William, aged 32, was killed in action in
Belgium on 9th October 1917. Reginald, aged 22, died of illness in
UK on 21st February 1919. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial. Reginald is also commemorated on the Prestbury
War Memorial and on the Prestbury (St Mary's Church) War Memorial.
Faulkner.
Frederick and Mary Faulkner, of 6 Sun Street, Cheltenham, lost 3 sons. Arthur Henry, aged 20, died of wounds
in France on 7th March 1916. Frederick Thomas was killed in
action in France on 22nd June 1916. John Charles, aged 30,
was killed in action in France on 22nd July 1916. All are
commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and John is also
commemorated on the St Peter's Church War Memorial.
Flynn. Joseph and
Ellen Flynn, of 6 Barnards Row, New Street, Cheltenham, lost twin sons.
Ernest John, aged 22, died of wounds in Belgium on 31st October
1917. Thomas was killed in action in Belgium on 9th June
1917. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial. Fogerty.
Harold and Helena Fogerty, of "Sunnyside" Naunton Lane, Cheltenham,
lost 2 sons. Ernest Vernon, aged 18, died of illness in UK on 18th
January 1920. Harold Edgar, aged 27, died of illness in UK on 28th
September 1919. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial. Forbes.
Colonel George Forbes-Robertson, of 13 Pitville Lawn, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Arthur, aged 35, was killed in action in Mesopotamia on 17th April
1916. Hunter, aged 29, was killed in action in Mesopotamia on 6th
April 1916. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and the Cheltenham College Roll of Honour. Garner.
Edna Garner, of "Albuera" Painswick Road, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Edward, aged 28, was killed in action in France on 14th August 1916.
Horace, aged 36, was killed in action in France on 25th September
1915. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial,
the St James Church Roll of Honour and the St James' School Roll of Honour. Geddes.
Colonel John Gordon Geddes and Madelaine Mary Geddes, of 4 Suffolk Square,
Cheltenham, lost 2 sons. Augustus David, aged 48, was killed in
action in Belgium on 28th April 1915. John Gordon. aged 55, died of
illness in UK on 26th August 1919. Both are commemorated on the
Cheltenham War Memorial, the Cheltenham College Roll of Honour and the
St James Church Roll of Honour. Gibbs.
William and Bessie Gibbs, of 2 Park Place, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Edgar Biggerstaff, aged 34, died of illness in India on 11th December
1917. Ivan Richard, aged 23, was killed in action in France on 25th
September 1915. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial. Ivan is also commemorated on the Grammar School Roll of
Honour and the St James Church Roll of Honour. Gilliatt.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Gilliatt, of Sydenham Lodge, Cranham Road, Cheltenham, lost
twin sons. Cecil Glendower, aged 30, died of wounds in France on
14th October 1914. Reginald Horace, aged 30, was killed in action in
France on 5th April 1915. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial, the Cheltenham College Roll of Honour and the All Saints
Church War Memorial. Goodhall.
William and Ellen Goodhall, of 59 Stanhope Street Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Arthur James, aged 33, died of wounds in UK on 30th August 1916.
Frank was killed in action in France on 20th July 1918. Both are
commemorated on the St Peter's Church War Memorial and Arthur is commemorated on
the Cheltenham War Memorial. Gray.
Beresford and Mary Jane Gray, of Beresford Villa, Cirencester Road, Cheltenham,
lost 2 sons. Beresford John, aged 25, was killed in action in France
on 8th September 1916. Ernest. aged 24, was killed in action in
Salonica on 5th November 1916. Both are commemorated on the Charlton
Kings War Memorial and the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial. Ernest is also commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and the St Peter's Church War Memorial. Griffith.
Lt Col John Gilbert Griffith and Mrs Fanny Augusta Griffith, lost 2 sons.
John Gwynne, aged 40, was killed in action in Belgium on 24th May
1915. William Walter Gilbert, aged 50, was killed in Mesopotamia on
22 April 1917. John is commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial. Grogan.
Brigadier EG Grogan and Mrs Ida Mary Grogan, of Huntley Lodge Montpellier Grove
Cheltenham, lost 2 sons. Gerald Foreman, aged 33, was killed in
action in Belgium on 8th January 1918. James Colin, aged 25, was
killed in action in Gallipoli on 4th June 1915. Both are
commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and the Cheltenham College
Roll of Honour. Harrison.
Harry and Hilda Harrison, of "Elston" Gloucester Road Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Cyril, aged 23, was killed in action in France on 19th September
1914. Maurice, aged 22, was killed in action in France on 12th
October 1916. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial, the St Stephen's Church Roll of Honour, the Christ Church Roll of
Honour and the St Mark's Church Roll of Honour. Hattersley-Smith.
Reverend Percy and Mrs Mary Hattersley-Smith, of "Glenfall Lawn" Pitville Circus
Road Cheltenham, lost 2 sons. Geoffrey Alban, aged 26, died of
illness in UK on 1st November 1915. James Henry, aged 38, died of
wounds in France on 7th October 1915. Both are commemorated on the
Cheltenham War Memorial and the All Saints Church War
Memorial. Geoffrey is also commemorated on the Cheltenham College
Roll of Honour. Hawker.
John and Sarah Hawker, of 2 Iddlesleigh St Georges Square Cheltenham, lost 2
sons. Albert Victor, aged 26, died of illness in France on 23rd
December 1918. Frederick James, aged 26, died of wounds in France on
16th July 1916. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial, the Cambray Baptist Church Roll of Honour, the Salem Baptist Church
Roll of Honour. Albert is also commemorated on the All Saints Church
War Memorial and the Grammar School Roll of Honour. Hawkins. George
Albert and Florence Jane Hawkins, of Ashley House Battledown Cheltenham, lost 2
sons. Archibald, aged 19, was killed in action in Belgium on 6th
June 1915. Reginald, aged 19, was killed in action in France on 29th
July 1918. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial, the Cambray Baptist Church Roll of Honour, the Holy Apostles Church
Roll of Honour, the Grammar School Roll of Honour, the Charlton Kings War
Memorial, the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial.
Archibald is also commemorated on the Order of Oddfellows Roll of Honour. Hicking.
Joseph and Kate Hicking, of Halsey House, Pitville, Cheltenham lost 2
sons. Francis Joseph, aged 19, and George Graham, aged 20, were both
killed in action in France on 1st July 1916. Neither are
commemorated in Cheltenham. Hiles.
Martha Hiles, of 6 Beaufort Buildings Pitville Cheltenham, lost a husband and a
son. William, aged 52, died of illness in UK on 7th March
1916. Her son William James, aged 23, was killed in action in France
on 21st May 1916. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial, the Holy Trinity Church Roll of Honour and the Holy Trinity School
Roll of Honour. Hole. William and
Lucy Hole, of "Huntscote" Swindon Road Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Charles, aged 35, was killed at sea on 30th December 1917. Michael,
aged 39, was killed in action in Belgium on 19th September 1917.
Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and Charles is also
commemorated on the Cambray Baptist Church Roll of Honour. Hooper.
Samuel Hooper of 32 Francis Street and later of 21 Suffolk Parade, lost 2
sons. Bertie, aged 23, died of illness in UK on 15th October
1918. Robert, aged 27, died of wounds in France on 24th October
1916. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and Bertie is also commemorated on the St James Church Roll of Honour. Hopcraft.
George and Mildred Hopcraft, of Old Gable House, Southam, near Cheltenham, lost
2 sons. George Paul, aged 16, was killed in action at sea on 31st
May 1916. Peter, aged 19, was killed in aerial action in France on
28th October 1918. Both are commemorated on the Bishops Cleeve War
Memorial, the Southam War Memorial and the Cleeve Hill (St Peter's Church) Roll
of Honour. Hopkins. Henry
and Annie Hopkins, of Overbury near Cheltenham, lost 2 sons. Edmund
Haddon, aged 25, was killed in action in Belgium on 27th September
1917. Reginald Thomas, aged 21, died of wounds in France on 5th
January 1915. Both are commemorated on the Grammar School Roll of
Honour. Hornby.
Stephen and Edith Hornby, of "Lindela", Pilford Road, Leckhampton, lost 2 sons.
Hugh Langton, aged 23, died of wounds in UK on 5th June 1918. Joseph
Henry, aged 21, was killed in action in France on 7th November 1918.
Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial. Jeffery.
Lavinia Jeffrey (nee Williams) of 1 Loughborough Place, Charlton Kings, lost
a husband and 3 brothers. Husband James, aged 38, was killed in
action in Mesopotamia on 25th February 1917. Frank Andrew was killed
in action in France on 18th August 1916. Frederick Benjamin, aged
31, was killed in action in France on 16th June 1916. Lewis, aged
27, died in France on 11th November 1918. Both are commemorated on the Charlton Kings War
Memorial and the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial. Jenkins.
Alfred and Nellie Jenkins, of 30 Fairview Street Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Arthur Frederick, aged 25, died in Mesopotamia on 21st August 1921.
Edgar Francis, aged 19, was killed in action in France on 15th April
1918. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and Edgar is also commemorated on the All Saints Church War Memorial. Jenkins.
Mrs Charlotte Jenkins, of 9 Hermitage Street Cheltenham, lost a husband and a
son. Joseph James, aged 37, was killed in action in France on 30th
November 1916. Edward Charles, aged 20, was killed in action in
France on 21st July 1916. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and Joseph is also commemorated St James' School Roll of Honour. Jones. William and
Margaret Jones, of 1 Eldon Villas Cheltenham, lost 2 sons. Charles
Lambert, aged 19, accidentally killed in France on 15th June 1916.
William Saville, aged 23, was killed in action in France on 27th May
1918. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and on the Dean Close School Roll of Honour. Jones.
David and Amelia Jones, of 4 Hatherley Villas Tivoli Place Cheltenham, lost 2
sons. Tudor Stanley, aged 25, was killed in action in France on 23rd
November 1916. Ewart Montague, aged 34, died of wounds in France on 13th
January 1918. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the St Stephens Church Roll of Honour. Kidd. James and
Tamara Kidd, of The Hanover Inn Hanover Street Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
James, aged 24, died in the UK on 25th February 1917. Sydney, aged
29, died of wounds in France on 20th July 1918. Both are commemorated on the
St Paul's Church War Memorial and Sydney is commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial. Lane.
William and Adelaine Lane, of Northampton House School Bath Road Cheltenham,
lost 2 sons. Henry, aged 21, was killed in action in France on 23rd
July 1916. Ronald Edward, aged 18, was killed at sea on 31st October
1917. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial,
the St Luke's Church Roll of Honour and the All Saints Church War Memorial. Large. Mr
and Mrs William Large, of Bushcombe Lane Woodmancote near Cheltenham, lost 2
sons. George Frederick, aged 26, was killed in action in Belgium on
30th October 1917. William, aged 36, died of illness in Canada on
23rd October 1921. Both are commemorated on the Bishops Cleeve War
Memorial and George is also commemorated on the Southam War Memorial and the
Cleeve Hill (St Peter's Church) Roll of Honour. Lawrence.
Edwin and Mrs Fanny Lawrence of 26, Victoria Mansions, Lethbridge, Alberta,
previously of Cheltenham, lost 2 sons. Arthur Edwin, aged 34, and
Reginald, aged 32, were both killed in action in Belgium on 22nd April
1915. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the Grammar School Roll of Honour. Lewis.
Thomas and Mary Lewis (later Wilkinson) of 4 Newbury Cottages, Queen Street,
Cheltenham lost 2 sons. George, aged 21, died of wounds in France on
21st January 1916. Thomas Charles, aged 38, was killed in action in
Gallipoli on 13th August 1915. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the St Peter's Church War Memorial. Thomas is also commemorated
on the Cheltenham Parish Boys School Roll of Honour. Locke.
Charles and Emily Locke, of 33 St Philips Street, Bath Road, Cheltenham, lost 2
sons. Dennis Wilfred, aged 28, died of wounds in France on 24th May
1916. Horace, aged 32, died of wounds in France on 8th May
1918. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the St Peter's Church War Memorial. Lousada. Captain
Simeon Lousada of Shelburn House, Lansdown Road, Cheltenham lost 2 sons.
Bertie Charles, aged 27, was killed inaction in Belgium on 9th May
1915. Edward Arthur, aged 25, was killed inaction on 2nd November
1914. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial. Mace.
Sgt Charles and Mrs Edith Mace, of 27 Windsor Street, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Charles Henry, aged 21, was killed in action in France on 16th August
1916. Frederick James was killed in action in France on 1st October
1917. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and Charles is commemorated on the Holy Trinity Church Roll of
Honour. Frederick is commemorated on the St Paul's Church War
Memorial. Mansell.
Walter and Ann Mansell, of Main Street, Bishops Cleeve, lost 2 sons.
Leigh, aged 30, was killed in action in France on 23rd October 1918.
William Daniel, aged 27, was killed in action in Salonica on 23rd September
1918. Both are commemorated on the Bishops Cleeve War Memorial. Mansfield.
Alfred and Sarah Mansfield, of 49 Tivoli Street, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Alfred, aged 30, died of wounds in France on 17th May 1917. Edgar,
aged 37, was killed in action in Belgium on 10th June 1917. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial. Mason.
Richard and Rosetta Mason, of 24 Albert Street, Cheltenham, lost 3 sons.
Frederick George, aged 18, was killed in action in France on 19th August
1916. Harold John, aged 22, was killed in action in France on 19th
March 1916. Joseph Charles, MM, aged 26, was killed in action in
France on 29th November 1917. All are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial,
the St Peter's Church War Memorial, the Salem Baptist Church Roll of Honour and
the Cheltenham Parish Boys School Roll of Honour. Frederick is also
commemorated on the Order of Oddfellows Roll of Honour and Joseph is also
commemorated on the St Paul's Church War Memorial. Mather.
Arthur and Ethel Mather, of Oakhurst, Parabola Road, Cheltenham, lost 3 sons.
Ellis, aged 25, was killed in action in France on 11th July 1916.
John Kearsley, aged 25, was killed in action in Belgium on 18th February
1915. Robert, aged 22, was killed in action in France on 27th March
1918. All are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the Christ Church Roll of Honour. Matthews.
Henry and Alice Matthews, of 3 Blenheim Terrace, Portland Street, Cheltenham,
lost 2 sons. Francis George, aged 25, was accidentally killed in
France on 25th June 1917. William Henry, aged 21, died of wounds in
France on 21st December 1915. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial,
the Holy Trinity Church Roll of Honour and the Salem Baptist Church Roll of
Honour. Mitchell.
George and Sarah Anne Mitchell, of 3 Victoria Parade, Cheltenham, lost 2
sons. George, aged 26, was killed in action in France on 25th
September 1915. Walter Joseph, aged 28, was killed in action in France on
30th July 1916. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and the Christ Church Roll of Honour. Moxey.
Arthur and Mary Moxey, of 62 Queen Street, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Arthur Vincent, aged 19, died of wounds in France on 19th September
1918. Ernest Lancelot, aged 18, died of wounds in Mesopotamia on
19th April 1916. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the St Peter's Church War Memorial. Mustoe.
William and Esther Mustoe, of 17 Fairhaven Road, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Frederick, aged 22, was killed in action in France on 2nd April
1915. Reginald, aged 21, was killed in action in Belgium on 22nd
August 1918. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial. Newcombe.
Edward and Mary Jane Newcombe, of Pike House, Battledown, Cheltenham, lost 2
sons. Arthur Edward, aged 29, died of illness in UK on 24th December
1918. Leslie Robert, aged 24, died of illness in Belgium on 7th
March 1919. Both are commemorated on the Charlton Kings War Memorial
and the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial. Page. Albert and
Louisa Page, of 64 Townsend Street, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons. Albert
Edward, aged 22, was killed in action in France on 4th September
1916. William George, aged 20, died of wounds in France on 29th June
1918. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial, the St Peter's Church War
Memorial, the Salem Baptist Church Roll of Honour and the Cheltenham Parish Boys
School Roll of Honour. Parker.
Frank and Emma Parker, of Darkes Farm, Prestbury, lost 2 sons.
Ernest Edward, aged 21, was killed in action in Belgium on 5th October
1917. Frank Leslie, aged 26, was killed in action in France on 25th
October 1918. Both are commemorated on the Prestbury
War Memorial and on the Prestbury (St Mary's Church) War Memorial. Peart.
Frederick and Maud Peart, of Banks Cottage, Arle, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Harry, aged 35, was killed in action in Belgium on 26th September
1916. William Arthur, aged 23, was killed in action in France on
13th October 1915. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the St Mark's Church Roll of Honour. Pemberton.
George and Isabella Pemberton, of 14 Imperial Square, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Oswald, aged 25, was killed in action in France on 21st December
1914. Vivian Telfer, aged 24, was killed in action in France on 7th
October 1918. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial. Perry.
William and Agnes Perry, of 9 Pretoria Terrace, St Marks, Cheltenham, lost 2
sons. Alfred, aged 30, died of wounds in France on 25th July
1916. George, aged 28, was killed in action in France on 1st
September 1916. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial and the St Mark's Church Roll of Honour. Pigott.
Grenville and Sarah Pigott, of 11 Regent Street, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Grenville Edgar, aged 40, died of illness in the UK on 27th September
1917. Reginald Arthur, aged 36, was killed in action at sea on 1st
November 1914. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial, the St
Paul's Church War Memorial and the Cheltenham Parish Boys School Roll of Honour. Porter.
Tindall and Jessy Porter, of "Corowa" Leckhampton Road, Cheltenham,
lost 2 sons. Eric Henry, aged 27, was killed in action in Belgium on
14th February 1916. Wilfred Home, aged 24, was killed in action in
France on 5th November 1916. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the St Phillip's Church Roll of Honour. Randall.
Henry and Mary Randall, of 4 Stretton Terrace, Rosehill Street, Cheltenham, lost
2 sons. Harry Frederick, aged 20, was killed in action in France on
30th May 1918. Sidney Albert, aged 25, was killed in action in
Belgium on 28th July 1917. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the Holy Apostles Church Roll of Honour. Sidney is also
commemorated on the Cambray Baptist Church Roll of Honour and the St John's Church War Memorial. Ransom. James
and Emily Ransom, of 31 Marle Hill Road, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
George, aged 27, was killed in action in Belgium on 7th November
1914. Victor James, aged 26, died of wounds in France on 14th May
1915. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the St Paul's Church War Memorial. Rivers.
Mary Rivers, of 45 St James Street, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons. Edgar
Frank, aged 19, died of wounds in France on 1st January 1917.
William, aged 22, was killed in action in France on 25th September
1915. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the St John's Church War Memorial. Rolph.
Colonel William and Mrs Emily Rolph, of Arundel House, Bayshill Villas,
Cheltenham, lost 2 sons. Charles Colwyn, aged 27, was killed in
action in France on 15th October 1915. George William, aged 37, was
killed in action in Gallipoli on 10th August 1915. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial. Sharp.
William and Margaret Sharp, of 4 Beaufort Buildings, Portland Square,
Cheltenham, lost 2 sons. Harry was killed in action in France on 3rd
July 1916. Richard, aged 22, was killed in action in France on 9th
September 1917. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the All Saints Church War Memorial. Shaw.
Rev William and Mrs Blanche Shaw, of "Woodleigh" The Park, Cheltenham,
lost 2 sons. Greville Havergal, aged 27, was killed in action in
France on 3rd November 1918. Giles Havergal, aged 23, died of wounds
in France on 11th April 1917. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial. Shellam.
The late William and Mrs Elizabeth Shellam, of 5 Albion Parade, Cheltenham, lost
3 sons. Charles, aged 25, died as a POW in Turkey on 16th June
1916. John, aged 39, was killed in action in France on 25th
September 1915. William, aged 31, died of illness in Salonica on 5th
November 1918. All are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial. Skeen. Edwin
and Emily Skeen, of 13 Waterloo Street, Cheltenham, lost 3 sons.
Arthur James, aged 26, was killed in action in France on 25th July
1918. George Thomas, aged 19, was killed in action in France on 24th
September 1918. John Thomas, aged 18, died of wounds in Egypt on
24th May 1916. All are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the St Peter's Church War Memorial. Skinner.
William and Harriett Skinner, of 2 Bubbs Cottages, York Road, Cheltenham, lost 2
sons. Edward Victor, aged 25, was killed in action in France on 12th
October 1918. Ernest Charles, aged 31, was killed in action in
France on 25th September 1916. Both are commemorated on the
Cheltenham War Memorial, the Holy Trinity Roll of Honour and the Holy
Trinity School Roll of Honour. Ernest is also commemorated on the St John's Church War Memorial. Slee.
William and Priscilla Slee, of 3 Croft Road, Charlton Kings, lost 2 sons.
John William Lance, aged 18, died of illness in UK on 24th October
1918. Thomas, aged 34, died at sea in Orkney on 28th November
1914. Both are commemorated on the Charlton Kings War
Memorial and the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial.
Smith. William and Mary
Anne Smith, of 13 Little Herberts, Charlton Kings, lost 2 sons. Arthur
Edward, aged 21, was killed in action in Belgium on 1st August 1917.
Raymond Frederick, aged 19, was killed in action in Belgium on 4th August 1917.
Both are commemorated on the Charlton Kings War Memorial, the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial and the Charlton Kings Baptist Church Roll of
Honour. Stephens.
The late William and Ellen Stephens, of 4 Horsefair Street, Charlton Kings, lost
2 sons. Edgar William, aged 24, was killed in action in France on
20th April 1916. Job, aged 19, was killed in action in France on 3rd
September 1917. Both are commemorated on the Charlton Kings War
Memorial and the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial. Stock. Lt Col
John and Mrs Caroline Stock, of "Langholm" Hatherley Road, Cheltenham,
lost 2 sons. John Lancelot Walmsley, aged 29, died of wounds in
France on 3rd May 1917. James Muloch Thompson, aged 26, was killed
in action in France on 16th November 1916. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial.
Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial, the Holy Trinity
Church Roll of Honour and the Holy Trinity School Roll of Honour.
Frederick is also commemorated on the All Saints Church War Memorial and the St John's Church War Memorial. Summers.
Edward and Annie Summers, of 1 Pilley Cottages, Pilley Lane, Leckhampton, lost 2
sons. Arthur Raymond, aged 18, died whilst in training in the UK on
3rd February 1917. Harold George, age 21, died of wounds in France
on 27th July 1916. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial, the Leckhampton War Memorial and the Leckhampton (St Peter's
Church) Roll of Honour.
Sykes-Banks. Mrs Eleanor Mary Clayton Sykes-Banks, of Moorend
Park, Cheltenham, lost a husband and two sons. Husband William died
of illness in France on 19th February 1916. Raymond D'Albini was
killed in action, aged 27, in Mesopotamia on 21st April 1917. Cyril
D'Albini died of illness in the UK on 4th November 1918, aged 29.
None are commemorated on memorials in the Cheltenham area. Taroni.
Edwin and Anna Taroni, of 21 Sherbourne Street, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Arthur died in France on 30th August 1916. Frederick, aged 28, was
killed in action in France on 3rd June 1915. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial,
the Holy Trinity Church Roll of Honour and the Holy Trinity School Roll of
Honour. Frederick is also commemorated on the All Saints Church War
Memorial and the St John's Church War Memorial. Terry. Henry and
Edith Terry, of "Ravenswood" Battledown, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Charles Warwick, died of illness in UK on 5th November 1918. Frank
Goodrich, aged 33, was killed in action at sea on 31st May 1916.
Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial. Thompson.
Barnard and Susan Thompson, of The School House, Hall Road, Leckhampton, lost 2
sons. Ernest John, aged 30, was killed in action in Belgium on 29th
October 1914. Sydney Barnard, aged 34, was killed in action in
Belgium on 28th October 1914. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the Leckhampton War Memorial. Ernest is also commemorated on the
Leckhampton (St Peter's Church) Roll of Honour. Thomson. Mr and
Mrs George Frederick Thomson, of Mossy Green, Paxford, Glos, lost 2 sons.
Aubrey Lloyd St Clair, aged 26, died of wounds in UK on 14th November
1917. George Frederick Maynard, aged 22, died of wounds in France on
19th May 1917. Both are commemorated on the St Stephen's Church Roll
of Honour. Tomlinson.
William and Jane Tomlinson, of New Cottage, Boddington, Glos, lost 2 sons.
Herbert Victor, aged 28, was killed in action in France on 20th June
1915. Leonard Rees, aged 28, died of illness in France on 5th
November 1918. Both are commemorated on the Boddington (St Mary
Magdalen Church) Roll of Honour. Townsend.
James and Mary Townsend, of Hereford House, Suffolk Street, Cheltenham, lost 2
sons. Charles Sidney, aged 26, died of illness in France on 25th
October 1918. John, aged 26, was killed in action in Belgium on 10th
May 1915. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the St Phillip's Church Roll of Honour. Turner. Charles
and Anne Turner, of 46 Brunswick Street, Cheltenham, lost twin sons.
Edward and Harry, aged 33, were killed in action at sea on 1st November
1914. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the St Pauls Church War Memorial. Ursell.
John and Myra Ursell, of Elm View, 30 Swindon Street, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
William Arthur, aged 18, was killed in action in France on 16th August
1916. George John, aged 19, was killed in action in Gallipoli on
14th August 1915. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the St Pauls Church War Memorial. Wakefield.
Mr and Mrs Charles Wakefield, of Southfield Farm, Leckhampton. lost 2 sons.
Alfred Henry, aged 22, was killed in action in France on 30th July
1916. Frank Edward, aged 27, died of wounds in France on 15th July
1916. Both are commemorated on the Charlton Kings War
Memorial and the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial. Ward.
William and Ellen Ward, of 14 Albert Street, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Charles Henry, aged 30, was killed in action in France on 2nd June
1916. Frederick, aged 29, was killed in action in France on
24th December 1916. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial,
the St Peter's Church War Memorial and the Cheltenham Parish Boys School Roll of
Honour. Whittingham.
Mrs E Follett, formerly Whittingham, of All Saints Dairy, Cheltenham, lost 2
sons. Albert Edward, aged 23, was killed in action in France on 3rd
July 1916. Frederick, aged 23, died of wounds in Belgium on 1st
November 1914. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and the All Saints Church War Memorial. Wiggin. Francis
and Margaret Wiggin, of Marle Hill House, Evesham Road, Cheltenham, lost 2 sons.
Douglas, aged 19, died of wounds in France on 23rd December 1914.
Noel. aged 25, was killed in action in Mesopotamia on 11th January
1917. Both are commemorated on the Charlton Kings War
Memorial and the Holy Apostles Church Roll of Honour. Williams.
Frederick Williams, of 39 Bloomsbury Street, Cheltenham. lost 3 sons.
Alfred was killed in action in Mesopotamia on 25th February 1917.
Frederick, aged 28, was killed in action in Belgium on 10th June
1915. Harry died of illness in Mesopotamia on 17th November
1918. All are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial
and Harry is also commemorated on the St Paul's Church War Memorial and the
Cheltenham Parish Boys School Roll of Honour. Williams.
Andrew and Emily Williams, of 1 Mansfield Place, Charlton Kings, lost 3
sons. Frank Andrew was killed in action in France on 18th August
1916. Frederick Benjamin, aged 31, was killed in action in France on
16th June 1916. Lewis, aged 27, died in France on 11th November
1918. All are commemorated on the Charlton Kings War
Memorial and the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial. Woore.
William and Kate Woore, of 2 Eaton Place, Bath Road, Cheltenham, lost 2
sons. Albert Charles, aged 22, was killed in action in France on
31st March 1918. William Arthur, aged 23, was killed in action in
France on 22nd March 1918. Both are commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial,
the Cambray Baptist Church Roll of Honour and the St Luke's Church Roll of
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