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* [[Percy Jackman]], killed in action in France, 1914. | * [[Percy Jackman]], killed in action in France, 1914. | ||
* [[William James Charles Jeal]], RN torpedoed off South Wales, February 1918. | * [[William James Charles Jeal]], RN torpedoed off South Wales, February 1918. | ||
* [[James | * [[James Ridgway]], died in hospital, Colchester, March 1919. | ||
* [[Emmanuel Rowland]], who died in a Plymouth hospital in 1915. | * [[Emmanuel Rowland]], who died in a Plymouth hospital in 1915. | ||
* [[Ernest John Scriven]], killed in action, France July 1917. | * [[Ernest John Scriven]], killed in action, France July 1917. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:50, 5 August 2021
Situated in the churchyard of St. Andrew's Church, Exwick
- Reginald Hill, killed in action at Ypres, September 1917.
- Percy Jackman, killed in action in France, 1914.
- William James Charles Jeal, RN torpedoed off South Wales, February 1918.
- James Ridgway, died in hospital, Colchester, March 1919.
- Emmanuel Rowland, who died in a Plymouth hospital in 1915.
- Ernest John Scriven, killed in action, France July 1917.
- Charles Telling, Royal Engineers, killed in action.
- Reginald James Blackmore, killed in action, France in June 1918.
- Harry Cann, wounded and gassed, France, November 1917.
- Cecil Crocker, killed in action, France, August 1918.
- William John De Viell, ambulance driver, killed in action, Flanders, in November 1918.
- Charles Gracey, killed in action, October 1916; he has no known grave.
- William Stanley Gratton, died in hospital, March 1918.
- Hermon Green, killed in action, November 1917.
1939-45
- R. Fulford
- T. Greenslade
- S. Hucker
- H. Tucker
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