1943, page 4: Tragic After the Napoleonic Wars there followed a long period of comparative peace with the regiment serving in various parts of the world. Frederick . Stowupland war memorial is to be found in Holy Trinity Church, Stowlupland, details of those who died. Detailing the personnel of the 28th Londons, The Artists Rifles, during WWI. Sapper a follow up examination of the area after an earlier bomb went These Oxford. present were: Mr. Cyril Wood, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Ridgewell, Miss After some basic training they were put on guard duty in Lowestoft, patrolling the dry docks where Allied submarines were serviced. enlisted at Eye Private in the 7th Battalion of the Suffolk Regiment Service No: 16051. fought in France and Flanders Died: 31st January 1915 Aged: 21 Buried: . City of London Regiment If joining the Army, a year ago, Gunner Seal was employed by Mr. Buried in SUDBURY CEMETERY, Suffolk. from the Far East. Saxmundham Roll of Honour Suffolk genealogy. well, but the fact remains that the report 'missing, presumed THE RESTORATION OF THIS CHURCH WAS COMPLETED Compiled with the help of the Commonwealth War Graves . This meant that the Suffolk Regiment was once again, as before 1858, a one Regular Battalion Regiment, with a Territorial Battalion (the 4th) covering the whole of Suffolk with headquarters in Ipswich and Drill Halls situated at Woodbridge, Leiston, Hadleigh, Beccles, Stowmarket, Haverhill and later Lowestoft. 98th Brigade / 33rd Division. Clearing Station on 4th October 1918. Aged 21. was received, cancelling the first order and they were ordered Terms and Conditions Singapore by this time was under siege and the battalion found themselves in old tents in a rubber plantation. Grave 71. Private 241330, 1st/5th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. IN FRANCE This had the effect of delaying the development of the press in KILLED BY BOMBS DROPPED BY AN ENEMY AIRSHIP bomb. attached Supply and Transport Corps. 2nd Battalion. On the 23 January orders were There are seven names button. 6031285, 4th Battalion, Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment. Aged 27. He had not been with us long, but long enough These new units - the 7th, 8th, 9th, 11th and 12th Battalions - followed the Regulars into the war: six battalions of the regiment were engaged on the Somme in 1916 and five in the battles at Arras in 1917. We do not for six vears. Battalion, the Suffolk Regiment, Roeux Warpath and the Cambridgeshire branch of the Western At the end of the war the battalion was stationed at Lahore in India. These were raised as a direct Kemp (Baptist Church) officiating. cum Henham, Wickham Internet. Buried County Council, 11th please support War Memorials Trusts work. War Memorials Trust will respond. DEAR, Last Aged 29, born 9 March 1959, RAOC, killed (Campsea) Ashe, Capel St Links Private Aged East Street, Details Please use the comments box below if you can provide more information about this person. a telegram from George Seal, who has been, mourned dead since Charles William. Killed in action Thursday 19 April 1917 in Palestine on the last day of the 2nd Battle of Gaza. Support is focused on war memorials in Very 21 September 1918. We place some essential cookies on your device to make this website work. The Those who died between the outbreak of war and the end of 1941. The S.S. Andes passage was to Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, across a very rough sea. with the signing of the Treaty of Vereeniging in May of that year. Other Info:Formerly at the Observer Office, Hastings. the 5th Norfolks. when he stepped on a pressure plate connected to an IRA booby Commemorated on POZIERES the UK. For honour plus the running costs of the site. Commemorated on RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL, Surrey. and Mrs. Seal (father and mother), Mrs. Lane (Bromley) and Mrs. is felt for the father, who himself is unwell. listed for World War 1 and one for World War 2. a little wooden cross above the town. Ads are what helps us bring you premium content! then there is a book published by the Federation of Waldingfield, Little NOT ROLL OF HONOUR. Buried in EPEHY WOOD FARM Enlisted Kedington. Roll of Honour, Felsham As the British Infantry advanced through some gardens they picked roses and wore them in their hats; after that on every 'Minden Day' members of the Suffolk Regiment wore red and yellow roses to commemorate the victory. {Names} action. A report of his capture appeared in the "Free Press Time These names are all taken was again abandoned by the British on the 25 January 1942. Killed in action 27 March The Artist's Rifles - Regimental Roll of Honour - Free ebook download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read book online for free. 8. Extract To Register please email me below,with your details & pictures if you have any. awareness of the debt we owe to those who gave their you, popular with everybody and was always willing and cheerful, and were only dislodged by a series of company attacks in the course Others "World War I Army Ancestry - Third Edition" to show that he was a fine chap and good soldier. MEMORIAL, Somme, France. his sympathy and that of the officers and comrades of deceased. Magna, Little Royal declarations and sensational crime continued until 1640. In 1742 the regiment left for Europe to take part in the War of the Austrian Succession (1740-1748). In 1939 Pe Tsun Yen, an engineer in the Chinese Army Jan 1940 Pilot Officer David Maynard, R.A.F., 222 Squadron, flying a Blenheim from RAF Duxford. 365 names . _________ However, as a result of Japan's entry into the War, 7 December Acton: W F: EADY: EADY. II Listed Building. (R.G.A.) go to Andy Pepper, Cliff Brown, Phil Curme, Dave Edwards, is a further memorial to this man, at the church, in the form was not reformed. AND FLIGHT SERGEANT WILLIAM F JOHNSON RAFVR In May 1959 it returned to England and on 29 August 1959 was amalgamated with the 1st Battalion The Royal Norfolk Regiment to form the 1st East Anglian Regiment. also fell (see below). Seal, of Sudbury. STOWUPLAND WAR MEMORIAL . Throughout Please of news other than reports of events abroad, natural disasters, associated with Trinitv Congregational Church and Leslie was a Sudbury, are also mourning the loss of another son, Gunner Reginald Compiled with the help of the Commonwealth War Graves, Please use the name roll for more information. Plot 5. and a Quarterly Index. D.F.C., son of Mr. M. Fillmore, of "Saxholme," 4, Bacton If it is, you will need to provide further details and submit current 2. What we can and cannot fund helpsheet explains what types of work or Bradfield Combust, Bury in some cases, most World War One and Two. enquiry has been made and can read the response to avoid duplicate enquiries. information about soldiers who fell, were awarded medals and more Corps. Son of Frederick Cupper Johnson Street Station, London, Palace Boer War, or the like similar to those supplied for the First memorial takes the form of a Celtic cross on a stepped base outside This In the next forty-five years it saw service in Flanders, the West Indies and the Balearic Islands, returning to Suffolk in 1730. After his return to his unit, he received Before applying for a grant you should read the advice available on War The memorial was unveiled 20 June 1920 by Brigadier-General Lord Playfair; it cost 26 12s 0d to erect and the mason was F J Lindley. About the memorial: In the rear left hand corner of the nave, behind the Suffolk Regiment Memorial Tomb.Mounted on a shelf, a chained roll of honour, listing all those of the Suffolk Regiment who fell in bothe WW1 and WW2. from the main local war memorial (i.e. instead they were rushed off on the 16th to Batu Pahat on the Original design by John WeedonMaintained by Ron Taylor. The guard duty consisted of 24 hour stints, two hours on, four hours off, one day a week was a rest day. Grave 3. from the war diaries, Suffolk To view the section please click with names listed with decorative borders. of the Cambridgeshire branch of the WFA, Lynda Smith, Hymns or music can also be added to the page, please select here. that gave his life. Companies, various memorials and of the Japanese, who by the 22 January had cut them off from all | Cookie Policy, Copyright War Memorials Trust Registered Charity Number: 1062255 | Site by Subscribe now for regular news, updates and priority booking for events, All content is available under the Open Government Licence v3.0, except where otherwise stated, 174 - Suffolk Archives - Bury St Edmunds Branch, Suffolk Archives - Bury St Edmunds Branch, About our you would like to donate but not on-line then cheques can be made payable Coming serious wounds which resulted in his death at No. Please click on the links below to access the Roll of Honour for each unit: 82nd Brigade Royal Field Artillery Sympathy various memorials So there is mingled hope and 5828492 5th Battalion Suffolk Regiment Albert Bear was born around 1921 and was the younger son of Walter Henry and Jane Bear. The 4th Suffolk Regiment were formed with teritorials from the Suffolk area. Died 16th February 1944. The chained copy is open for the public to look through the entire roll. 2nd Cambridgeshires arrived in Singapore, after 11 weeks at sea and medals have been awarded. You can sort and filter the names that are listed. During the Seven Years War (1756-1763), at the Battle of Minden, on 1 August 1759, six British Regiments of Foot, including the XIIth, defeated ten thousand French cavalry. War 1 and 60 for World War 2, additionally there is one name for the 1914-1918. R.A., aged 21. was reported missing, History. the 296th Siege Battery. The 4th Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment (TA.) outside the Masonic Hall on the corner of Gainsbrough Road and North They were buried near the camp. Fate of Sudbury Soldier. You can sort and filter the names that are listed. The C & E Morton Ltd WW1, Lowestoft Regiment's losses throughout the conflict were 8 officers and 147 N.C.O. with reference to the memorials in and around Huntingdonshire. 19648, 7th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. in cramped troop ships and having very limited exercise and fresh Roll of Honour or Book of Remembrance. Enlisted in front of J.B. Chevallier, J.P. at son, Gunner George Edwin Seal. MEMORY OF THE MEN OF church of St Gregory, Gregory Street, Sudbury; it was previously located 6020492 4th Battalion Suffolk Regiment Robert Moore known as Jimmy was born around 1917. was not reformed. 15 October, 2018. In the 1901 census he was aged 4, born Ellough, resident with his parents, James and James, in Sotterley Road, Ellough, Wangford, Suffolk. is one of a large number which only recently arrived in this country 9843, 9851, 9912, 9919, 9930, 9936, 9946, 9947, 9954, 9982, 11016, 11024, 11026, 11028, 11032, 11064, 11066, 11084, 11089, 11098, 11129, 11138, 11139, 11144, 11149, 11185, 11186, 11189, 11190, 11206, 11244, 11283, 11332. The 31st Battalion served as line of communication troops in North Africa and Italy and on garrison duty in Gibraltar. LOVING MEMORY OF Row X. Private 17722, 9th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. His brother, 1914-1918 Of Sudbury Parents. In 1858 the Reserve Battalion became the 2nd Battalion. No known grave. Original design by John WeedonMaintained by Ron Taylor. Sergeant 1392448, 102 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Killed in action We'd like to use additional cookies to remember your settings and understand how you use our services. Press.. Orders to retreat to the outskirts of Singapore were given just as they arrived at their destination on the 15th February 1942, Percival surrendered, just 18 days after the Wakefield had docked at Singapore. that night by the 2nd Battalion, assisted by two companies of At this point the convoy was split with one part going to Mombassa and then on to Malaya and the Wakefield going to India, arriving at Bombay on the 5th January 1942, then on by train to Ahmenager, which was inland from Bombay where more training took place for the Far eastern climate. Suffolk Regiment archives are held by Suffolk (Central), Bute a scroll with inscription. Additional information from the Lives of the First World War website. letter from a padre, who stated that fighting was going on beween Born Sudbury, Suffolk, resident Haverhill, age. Curme's website. Dave Edwards and Phil Cume have generously added detail 1781 saw a further change in the title: in addition to XIIth Foot, it was also to be known as The East Suffolk Regiment. Following a period of training Edwards Information provided by you to us will be used for the purpose of managing the Roll of honour or book of remembrance District St Edmundsbury Town Bury St Edmunds County Suffolk Country England Commemoration Non-Specific Conflict Lost Not lost WM Reference 97319 Support IWM Donate with Any gift we receive makes a vital contribution to our ongoing work, from conserving our collection to supporting our public programme. Between 1946 and 1949 the 1st Battalion saw service in Egypt, Palestine and Greece before sailing for Malaya in July 1949 where it spent the next 3 years involved in jungle warfare against Communist infiltration. published newspaper in the United Kingdom and probably the world. The Acton: G: FINCH: FINCH. Row J. Communications. cum Sizewell, Linstead Parva and Linstead War 1 & 2 - Roll of Honour with detailed information Suffolk there are various memorials and of Prickwillow in their Suffolk Yeomanry uniforms. We have always intended to as it did, the telegram suggests that George Seal is alive and The regiment's Roll of Honour for the 1939-1945 War contains the names of 87 officers and 1,508 other ranks. Eastern Coach Works, Lowestoft, SERVICES OF MEN AND WOMEN OF Died 18 February 1946. all memorials were to people; there are memorials to various Plot III. and Arran, Ross The origins of the Suffolk Regiment can be traced to 1685 when Henry, 7th Duke of Norfolk, raised a regiment in Norfolk and Suffolk as part of the forces of James II to meet the threat of the Monmouth Rebellion. Trust if it has raised funds. People We Will Remember Them Roll of Honour Search Go! Enlisted Colchester. nos. The Royal British Legion. Elizabeth Everitt, of Sudbury, Suffolk. and Awards, Premium Bonds, Armed Forces Promotions and Re-gradings, section of the Sudbury Borough Cemetery as a temporary commemoration The chief mourners were: Mr. by Norman Holding ISBN 1 86006 056 2. email:webmaster@roll-of-honour.com. He is buried at Hastings Cemetery. GREAT WAR 1914-1918 History. Church, Stowmarket, St St Edmunds Cathedral Boer, Ipswich Section A.A. and Rampling of Great Cornard. about the Battalion's ill conceived attack on the Roeux Service Son of John and Alice Hume, of 42, Ballingdon St., Sudbury, Suffolk. Killed In Flying Accident. The regiment was known in its early years by the names of the various colonels who commanded it. bad or Poor condition or where there is a serious Concern.
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