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'''Lieutenant Thomas Hugh Young Caldwell''', Royal Engineers att. King George V's Own Bengal Sappers and Miners. | '''Lieutenant Thomas Hugh Young Caldwell''', Royal Engineers att. King George V's Own Bengal Sappers and Miners. | ||
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Died 2 February 1945 aged 27. Memorial Lacey Green Church | Died 2 February 1945 aged 27. Memorial Lacey Green Church | ||
| − | Squadron Leader William Bernard Frederick. RAF. | + | '''Squadron Leader William Bernard Frederick'''. RAF. |
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| + | Died 2 March 1941 aged 54. Memorial Lacey Green Church. (click [[Mrs Frederick]] for William Bernard's story). | ||
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| + | '''Albert Victor Greenmon'''. Senior Second Engineer Officer, Merchant Navy. | ||
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| + | Died 16 December 1933 aged 39. Lost at sea (MV Regent Lion). Commemoration panel 86 Tower Hill Memorial, London. | ||
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| + | '''Group Captain Reginald Charles Jordan.''' 126 squadron RAF. | ||
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| + | Died 23 June 1943 aged 36. Memorial, Malta panel S. | ||
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| + | Husband of Anne Longheed Jordan. Son of Robert and Alice Jordan | ||
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| + | '''Frank William Lacey.''' Gunner 327 Battalion 79th Light AA Regiment Royal Artillery. | ||
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| + | Died 10 May 1944 aged 35. Buried Cassino Cemetery Italy. grave 11 E 21. click [[Frank & Katherine Lacey]] for more about Frank | ||
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| + | '''Lieutenant Corporal Aubrey Clifford Rixon'''. 1st Battallion Gordon Highlanders | ||
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| + | Died 27 February 1945 aged 22. Memorial Methodist Church, Lacey Green. | ||
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| + | '''Private Harold Stevens'''. 26th Battallion Quees Royal Regiment, West Surrey. | ||
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| + | Died 17 January 1944 aged 26. Buried Minturne Cemetery Italy. grave VII K 24. | ||
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| + | '''Lieutenant Corporal Lucien Dennis Julian Watson.''' 59th Field Company Royal Engineers. | ||
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| + | Died 16 May 1944 aged 25. Cassino War Cemetery, Italy. grave XIV G 14 | ||
Latest revision as of 12:12, 18 July 2025
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Lieutenant Thomas Hugh Young Caldwell, Royal Engineers att. King George V's Own Bengal Sappers and Miners.
Died 10 October 1942 aged 29. Rawalpindi War Cemetery, Pakistan. Grave Ref 1 E 13
Son of Blanche and Brunhilde Caldwell. Memoial window St Magdaline Church, Great Hampden#
Private Reginald Bob Dell. Ox & Bucks Light Infantry
Died 2 February 1945 aged 27. Memorial Lacey Green Church
Squadron Leader William Bernard Frederick. RAF.
Died 2 March 1941 aged 54. Memorial Lacey Green Church. (click Mrs Frederick for William Bernard's story).
Albert Victor Greenmon. Senior Second Engineer Officer, Merchant Navy.
Died 16 December 1933 aged 39. Lost at sea (MV Regent Lion). Commemoration panel 86 Tower Hill Memorial, London.
Group Captain Reginald Charles Jordan. 126 squadron RAF.
Died 23 June 1943 aged 36. Memorial, Malta panel S.
Husband of Anne Longheed Jordan. Son of Robert and Alice Jordan
Frank William Lacey. Gunner 327 Battalion 79th Light AA Regiment Royal Artillery.
Died 10 May 1944 aged 35. Buried Cassino Cemetery Italy. grave 11 E 21. click Frank & Katherine Lacey for more about Frank
Lieutenant Corporal Aubrey Clifford Rixon. 1st Battallion Gordon Highlanders
Died 27 February 1945 aged 22. Memorial Methodist Church, Lacey Green.
Private Harold Stevens. 26th Battallion Quees Royal Regiment, West Surrey.
Died 17 January 1944 aged 26. Buried Minturne Cemetery Italy. grave VII K 24.
Lieutenant Corporal Lucien Dennis Julian Watson. 59th Field Company Royal Engineers.
Died 16 May 1944 aged 25. Cassino War Cemetery, Italy. grave XIV G 14