Families with Fallen WW1

It was said that every person lost some member of their family in the First World War. In the villages of Lacey Green, Loosley Row and Speen the families were ----

Adams. Owen Adams died 29th March 1918. Click Owen Adams for details of Owen's life and death and for how his widow's life enfolded.

Burrows. Harry Burrows. Died March 1916. For details of Harry's life and his family click George Burrows and Julia nee Ginger. Harry was the brother of Lucy Burrows, wife of Edward Lester Janes (see below). His own mother was another member of the same Ginger family as Daniel Rupert Ginger and Arthur Walter Ginger (see below)

Ginger. Two brothers.

Daniel 'Rupert' Ginger. Click George Ginger for his father and Rupert's life history.

and Rupert's brother Arthur Walter Ginger, who was married with 2 children. For details click, Walter Ginger. For his widow and how her life enfolded ,click Ruth Darvill

Janes. The 5 members of the Janes family listed were members of the same family, 2 brothers and their uncle and two distant cousins.

Frederick 'Wilfred' Janes. Died April 1917 Flanders. Click George Janes Wilfred's father, for details of the life and death of Frederick Wilfred Janes. Click Ellen Stallwood for life history of his mother.

and Wilfred's brother Alfred John Janes. Died October 1917, Flanders. Click George Janes Alfred's father, for details of the life and death of Alfred John Janes. Click Ellen Stallwood for the life history of of his mother.

Ivor Janes. Died May 1918 Flanders. Click Elizabeth Ann Janes, Ivor's mother, for details of the life and death of Ivor Janes. Ivor was the uncle of Frederick Wilfred Janes and Alfred John Janes. Elizabeth Ann was the sister of their father George Janes, Click George Janes for more details of the family.

Alfred Janes. Died August 1916 Flanders. For details click Alfred Janes. For his widow and how her life enfolded, click Mary Dormer.

Edward Lester Janes. Died April 1918 Somme. For details click Edward Lester Janes. For his widow and how her life enfolded click Lucy Burrows