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| Captain the Hon. T. C. R. Agar-Robartes, M. P. Major the Hon. A. V. Agar-Robartes, M. C. Captain the Hon. C. E. Agar-Robartes Captain the Hon. A. G. Agar-Robartes, M. C. Driver Henry W. Baker Sergeant William Beare Sidney Bestwetherick Private Frank Blake Private John Blake 1st Class Petty Officer John R. Chapman Private James Chapman Driver Henry Chapman Gunner Robert Chapman Private Victor Coad Private Raymond Coad Private Wilfred Coad Private Joseph W. Coad Lance Corporal Alfred Coat Mechanic Evelyn Coad Sapper Cyril Cole John Crago Boy Petty Officer Leslie Davey Private Cuthbert Denton Privat John Ead Corporal William Fewell Private Henley French Lieutenant Frederick Gilbert Sapper Gerald Hackett Corporal Ernest J. Hawken Gunner Frances J. Hawken Private Clarence E. Hawken Private John Hoskin Gunner Harold Hoskin Corporal Albert Hoskin Private Arthur Jane Mechanic William Jane Sargeant Charles Johns Private Heber Johns Mechanic Charles Knight Private Walter Lapper The Rev. Frederic L. Lewarne Lieutenant Harry Lewarne Private William Lobb Private Richard May Private Harry May Private William May Gunner Henry Northcote Private Marcena Odgers Private William Prophet Corporal William Roberts Private John Charles Runnalls Private William C. Saundry Private Charles Scoble Private Frank Sargeant Privat Sidney Smith Lance Corporal Charles Stephens Private Grenville Stephens Sapper Charles Vanderwolf Corporal Harry Vanderwolf Private William Vanderwolf Private Alfred Walkeley Private Arthur Coad Sapper Henry Davey Cadet Leonar Guest Driver William Medland Private Frank Runnalls 3rd Writer William Masters |
1st Batt. Coldstream Guards (Died of wounds on 30 September 1915) Grenadier Guards, attached Machine Gun Guards The Rifle Brigades, attached Tank Corps Adjudant 3rd Batt. Grenadier Guards attached 2nd Tunneling Coy Royal Engineers 1st Batt. Somerset Light Infantry (Killed in action) Royal Navy Royal Devon Yeomanry Batt., Devon Regiment Royal Air Force Royal Navy 1st/4th Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry D Battery, 22nd Division Royal Artillery Royal Garrison Artillery 1st/4th Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry Royal Fusiliers Motor Transport, Army Service Corps 9th Batt. Devon Regiment (Killed in action) Army Ordnance Corps 15th Squad. Royal Air Force 564th Coy. Royal Engineers Royal Navy Royal Air Force 1st/5th Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry Motor Transport, Army Service Corps 1st Batt. Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry (Killed in action) 1st Batt. Devon Regiment Royal Air Force Signal Service Royal Engineers 4th Reserve Batt. Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry Royal Garrison Artillery 4th Batt. 1st Brigade Canadian Infantry 1st/4th Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry 325th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery 5?th Division Military Mounted Police Royal Devon Yeomanry Batt. Devon Regiment Carpenters Crew Royal Navy 1st/4th Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry Royal Devon Yeomanry Batt. Devon Regiment Royal Air Force 1st/4th Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry Chaplain to Forces Motor Transport, Army Service Corps 7th Battn. Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry 1st/4th Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry 7th Battn. Tank Corps 1st/5th Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry Royal Garrison Artillery 5th Battn. Bedford Regiment 1st/4th Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry 1st Field Coy. Australian Engineers (Killed in action) 1st/5th Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry 166th Labour Company Pioneer 1st/4th Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry 1st/4th Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry Labour Battalion 12th Platoon East Surrey Regiment 5th Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry 27th Coy. Royal Engineers 1st/4th Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry 10th Battn. Royal Warwicks (Died of wounds) London Regiment (Killed in action) 3rd Battn. Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry D Depot Coy. Royal Engineers Royal Air Force 66th Wing Royal Air Force Gloucester Regiment Royal Navy |
| Capt. the Hon. Thomas C. R. Agar-Robartes, M. P., Coldstream Guards Sergt. William Beare, Somerset L. I. Tpr. Frank Blake, R. Devon Yy. Tpr. Joseph Walter Coad, R. Devon Yy. Corp. Thomas Richard Fewell, D. C. L. I. Pte. Clarence Ewart Hawken, Canadian I. Sergt. Charles Johns, D. C. L. I. Corp. William Roberts, Australian Engs. Pte. Sidney Smith, Labour Bn. Pte. William Vanderwolf, R. Warwickshire Rt. Pte. Alfred Walkeley, London Rt. Their names liveth for evermore. |
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