War Memorial - Buckden, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom

St. Mary's church and the memorial

A memorial of peace
and of honour to all those
parishioners who served in the
Great War 1914 - 1919

This site was given by
J. G. Green Esqr. J. P.
in memory of his two sons
Capt. J. L. Green, V. C. and
Lieut. A. Green

In loving memory of the Buckden men who have fallen in the Great War 1914 - 1919

Pte. T. C. Allsop Pte. J. Bunton Pte. S. Burton Pte. T. S. Clark Pte. E. A. G. Cope Corp. C. H. Cale Lieut. A. Green Capt. J. L. Green, V. C. Pte. A. R. Hill Able Seaman J. P. Hill Lieut. J. F. Howson L/Cpl. H. Hubbard Pte. A. E. Leaden C/Cpl. E. I. Leaden Pte. A. Livett Corp. H. Livett	Corp. J. Livett Pte. W. Livett Corp. F. Murden Pte. S. R. Murden Pte. H. Pepper Pte. R. Pratley Pte. C. Pywell L/Cpl. F. Pywell Pte. C. H. Riseley Pte. H. G. Sabey L/Cpl. A. E. See Pte. F. Sharp Pte. H. Sharp Pte. H. Townsend Pte. G. Thurley Pte. H. T. Usher
Sergt. G. White

In the war 1939 - 1945
	Eric King Royal Navy Patrick Line Rifle Brigade Stanley Riseley Northants Regt. Peter Robinson Royal Marines Austin Seaman Royal Air Force Mylan Wadham Royal Artillery Joseph Wilderspin Wiltshire Regt.

and of those who fell
	John Andrew Northants Regt. Thomas Bowyer Sherwood Foresters Bernard Brown Royal Air Force James Duberly Scots Guards Stanley Dudley Merchant Navy John Gadsby Royal Air Force Ronald Geering Northants Regt. John Joslin Royal Air Force

Many thanks to Kaz Walecki. Kaz provided the pictures of this memorial.

This page is dedicated to the 10 million victims of World War I and 60 million victims of World War II.
We should always remember the immense grief and loss each war brought to the world.