War Memorial - Castle Carrock, Cumbria, England

Cyril Christopher David Bradberry
Rank: Service No.: Date of Birth: Date of Death: Age: Regiment: Cemetery: Add. Information:	Private 2630 25 June 1893, Longton, Staffordshire 13 November 1916 22 24th Bn. Royal Fusiliers Redan Ridge Cemetery No. 1, Beaumont-Hamel, France Son of The Rev. Thomas Christopher Bradberry, M. A. (Curate of Hayton and Talkin), and Edith Alice Bradberry, of Garth Foot, Castle Carrock, Heads Nook, Carlisle.

Cyril Christopher David Bradberry was baptised in Caverswall, Staffordshire, England on 22 July 1893.

De Ruvignys Roll of Honour
Bradberry, Cyril Christopher David, Private, No. 2630, D. Coy., 24th (Service) Battn. (Sportsman's) The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regt.), elder son of the late Rev. Thomas Christopher Bradberry, M. A., Curate of Hayton and Talkin, by his wife, Edith Alice (Garth Foot, Castle Carrock, How Mill, Carlisle), daughter of the late George Sedgwick; born Longton, co. Stafford, 25 June, 1893; educated Grosvenor College, Carlisle, and Brompton Secondary School; joined the Sportsman's Battalion of the Royal Fusiliers 15 January I915; served with the Expeditionary Force in France and Flandsws from November 1915, and was killed in action at Beaumont Hamel 13 November 1916. His Captain wrote: "He died bravely fighting for King, Home and Country." Unm.

Wills and Administrations, 1930
Bradberry, Cyril Christopher David, of Garthfoot, Castle Carrock near Carlisle, died 15 November 1917 in France
Administration London 20 August 1930 to Mary Honoria Bradberry, spinster. Effects £348 18s. 11d.

England Census 1901 about Cyril Christopher D. Bradberry and family Residence: Alvaston, Crewton, Derbyshire, England
Name	Relation	Marital status:	Age	Birth	Place of Birth
Charles Christopher Bradberry Edith Alice Bradberry Alice Margaret Bradberry Mary Honoria Bradberry Winifred Murriel Bradberry Cyril Christopher D. Bradberry Perry Theodore Bradberry Emily Sterrat(?)	Head Wife Daughter Daughter Daughter Son Son Servant	Married Married Single Single Single Single Single Single	57 44 12 11 9 7 6 mo. 22	abt. 1844 abt. 1857 abt. 1889 abt. 1890 abt. 1892 abt. 1894 abt. 1900 abt. 1879	Newington, London Chesterfield, Derbyshire Northampton, Northamptonshire Huddersfield, Yorkshire Longton, Staffordshire Longton, Staffordshire Alvaston, Derbyshire Camberwell, Staffordshire

Robert Ellwood
Rank: Service No.: Date of Birth: Date of Death: Age: Regiment: Cemetery: Add. Information:	Lance Corporal 2035 29 October 1893, Geltsdale, Cumberland 28 July 1916, No. 22 General Hospital 22 8th/10th Bn. Gordon Highlanders Etaples Military Cemetery, France Son of Thomas and Tamar Ellwood, nee Ridley, of Gairs Cottage, How Mill, Carlisle.

De Ruvignys Roll of Honour
Ellwood, Robert, Lance Corporal, No. S/2035, 8/10th (Service) Battalion The Gordon Hoghlanders, son of Thomas Ellwood, of The Gairs Cottage, Castle Carrock, Cumberland, Gamekeeper, by his wife, Tamar, daughter of William Ridley; born Geltsdale, 29 October 1893; educated Castle Carrock Parish School; was a Gamekeeper; enlisted the day was declared, 04 August 1914; served with the Expeditionary Force in France and Flanders from March, 1915, and died at No. 22 General Hospital, 28 July, 1916, from wounds received in action on the Somme on the 25th; unm.

England Census 1911 about Robert Ellwood and family Residence: Gairs Cottage, Castle Carrock, Carlisle, Cumberland, England
Name	Relation	Marital status:	Age	Birth	Place of Birth
Thomas Ellwood Tamar Ellwood Robert Ellwood Rachel Hannah Ellwood Thomas Ellwood Sarah Annie Ellwood Maria Ellwood	Head Wife Son Daughter Son Daughter Daughter	Married Married Single Single Single Single Single	38 39 17 14 11 8 9 mo.	abt. 1873 abt. 1872 abt. 1894 abt. 1897 abt. 1900 abt. 1903 abt. 1910	Ainstable, Cumberland Knaresdale, Cumberland Castle Carrock, Cumberland Water Head, Cumberland Water Head, Cumberland Lanercost, Cumberland Castle Carrock, Cumberland

John William Simpson
Rank: Service No.: Date of Birth: Date of Death: Age: Regiment: Cemetery: Add. Information:	Private 15796 abt. 1888, Houghton, Carlisle 09 October 1918 30 7th Bn. Border Regiment Terlincthun British Cemetery, Wimille, France Son of John and Sarah Jane Simpson, of Corbridge. Husband of Hannah Simpson, nee Thompson, of Castle Carrock, Carlisle.

John William Simpson was baptised in Crosby on Eden, Cumberland, England on 09 January 1887. His parents were John and Sarah Jane Simpson.

England Census 1891 about John W. Simpson and family Residence: Stanwix, Cumberland, England
Name	Relation	Marital status:	Age	Birth	Place of Birth
John Simpson Sarah Jane Simpson Mary Ann Simpson Sarah E. Simpson John W. Simpson Janet Simpson	Head Wife Daughter Daughter Son Daughter	Married Married Single Single Single Single	42 35 7 6 4 2	abt. 1849 abt. 1856 abt. 1884 abt. 1885 abt. 1887 abt. 1889	Cumberland, England Cumberland, England Cumberland, England Cumberland, England Cumberland, England Cumberland, England

John Johnston
Rank: Service No.: Date of Birth: Date of Death: Age: Regiment: Cemetery: Add. Information:	Private 291032 Alnwick 14 November 1916 1st/7th Bn. Northumberland Fusiliers Thiepval Memorial, France

Edwin Dargue
Rank: Service No.: Date of Birth: Date of Death: Age: Regiment: Cemetery: Add. Information:	Corporal 201955 16 March 1894, Castle Carrock 29 October 1917 23 2nd/4th Bn. The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment Dozinghem Military Cemetery, Belgium Son of William Shepherd Dargue and Mary Dargue, nee Mason, of Castle Carrock, Carlisle, Cumberland.

De Ruvignys Roll of Honour
Dargue, Edwin, Corporal, No. 201955, 2/4th (Territorial) Battalion The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, only son of William Shepherd Dargue, of Castle Carrock, Cumberland, Farmer, by his wife, Mary, daughter of Thomas Mason, of Croglin; born Castle Carrock, 16 March 1894; educated Castle Carrock and Cumwhitton Council Schools; was subsequently employed as a Male Attendant at Whittingham County Asylum, near Preston; enlisted in November 1915; served with the Expeditionary Force in France and Flanders from 07 February 1917, and died at No. 4 Casualty Clearing Station 29 October following, from wounds received in action at Passchendaele on the 26th. Buried in Dozinghem British Cemetery, near Poperinghe.
Lieutenant Robert H. Jelf wrote: "Although he had only recently transferred to this company, I had found him to be one of my best and most reliable section commanders, and he is a very great loss both to my platoon and the company. He did magnificently when the real test came. 'Over the top', and was shot in the stomache by a sniper when trying to bring back a message from a forward position which the company captured." Unm.

England Census 1901 about Edwin Dargue and family Residence: Sportsman Inn, Castle Carrock, Cumberland, England
Name	Relation	Marital status:	Age	Birth	Place of Birth
William S. Dargue Mary Dargue Annie Dargue Margaret Dargue Edwin Dargue Thomas Dargue Thomas Dargue Mary Harriet Farrer	Head Wife Daughter Daughter Son Father Brother Servant	Married Married Single Single Single Widowed Single Single	35 31 11 9 7 78 40 19	abt. 1866 abt. 1870 abt. 1890 abt. 1892 abt. 1894 abt. 1823 abt. 1861 abt. 1882	Brough, Westmorland Carlisle, Cumberland Croglin, Cumberland Castle Carrock, Cumberland Castle Carrock, Cumberland Dufton, Westmorland Ravenstone Dale, Westmorland Gaitagill, Cumberland

John James Minshaw
Rank: Service No.: Date of Birth: Date of Death: Age: Regiment: Cemetery: Add. Information:	Private 21/1303 abt. 1882 14 March 1916 34 21st (Tyneside Scottish) Bn. Northumberland Fusiliers Ration Farm Military Cemetery, La Chapelle-D'Armentieres, France Son of Thomas Baty Minshaw and Isabell Minshaw, nee Melville, of Maryport, Cumberland. Served as Morrison.

The birth of John James Minshaw was registered in Cockermouth, Cumberland, England during the first quarter of 1880.

England Census 1881 about John J. Minshaw and family Residence: 8, Mill Houses, Crosscanonby, Cumberland, England
Name	Relation	Marital status:	Age	Birth	Place of Birth
Thomas Minshaw Isabella Minshaw Mary E. Minshaw Sarah J. Minshaw John J. Minshaw	Head Wife Daughter Daughter Son	Married Married Single Single Single	31 34 10 6 1	abt. 1850 abt. 1847 abt. 1871 abt. 1875 abt. 1880	Crosby-on-Eden, Cumberland Dearham, Cumberland Maryport, Cumberland Maryport, Cumberland Maryport, Cumberland

James Carruthers Hetherington
Rank: Service No.: Date of Birth: Date of Death: Age: Regiment: Cemetery: Add. Information:	Flight Sergeant (Air Gunner) 2210508 abt. 1905 29 December 1944 39 159 Sqdn. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve Singapore Memorial, Singapore Son of James and Annie Hetherington, husband of Evelyn Hetherington, nee Beaty, of Croglin, Cumberland. Shot down (Liberator) by flak off Elephant Point during a mine laying sortie to the Rangoon river estuary, Burma.

The birth (27 February 1907) of James Carruthers Hetherington was registered in Carlisle, Cumberland, England during the first quarter of 1907. His marriage to Evelyn Beaty was registered in Penrith, Cumberland, England during the third quarter of 1936. The couple resided at Julia Cottage, Castle Carrock, Cumberland, England in 1939.

England Census 1911 about James Carruthers Hetherington and family Residence: Hynam Shield, Castle Carrock, Carlisle, Cumberland, England
Name	Relation	Marital status:	Age	Birth	Place of Birth
James John Hetherington Annie Hetherington Doris Margaret Hetherington James Carruthers Hetherington	Head Wife Daughter Son	Married Married Single Single	40 37 5 4	abt. 1871 abt. 1874 abt. 1906 abt. 1907	Farlam, Cumberland Brampton, Cumberland Carlisle, Cumberland Carlisle, Cumberland

Donald Backhouse Armstrong
Rank: Service No.: Date of Birth: Date of Death: Age: Regiment: Cemetery: Add. Information:	Marine PO/X 113138 09 July 1924, Castle Carrock, Cumberland 26 April 1943 18 Royal Marines, H. M. Landing Craft Gun (L) 16 Castle Carrock (St. Peter) Churchyard, Cumberland, England Son of Joseph and Mary Jane Armstrong, of Castle Carrock.

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