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LEIGHTERTON CHURCH CEMETERY, Gloucestershire
KEEN, Cadet,
THOMAS LLEWELLYN, 210, M C, Australian Flying Corps. Died of
accidental injuries 12 March 1919. Age 28. Son of Thomas Benion Keen
and Mary Keen of 57 Heathfield Avenue, Dover.
.no ref
LITTLE WALTHAM (ST. MARTIN) CHURCHYARD, Essex
THOMPSON,
Second Lieutenant, JOHN WYCLIFFE, 7th Dragoon Guards (Princess
Royal's) 5 July 1918. Age 42. Son of Maj Gen Charles William
Thompson CB DSO and Margaret Thompson of "Knights" Little
Waltham; husband of Hilda Eddowes (formerly Thompson) Served in the
South African Campaign and Natal Rebellion (1906) Born Dover.
East of Church
LOUTH CEMETERY, Lincolnshire
BALDING,
Corporal, F, 10207, Army Pay Corps. formerly (14220) 24th Bn.
Manchester Regiment 13 July 1918. Age 25. Husband of Evelyn Beatrice
Balding of 8 The Avenue, Kearsney, Dover. 27 71
LYNESS ROYAL
NAVAL CEMETERY, Orkney
AUSTIN, ALBERT
EDWARD, Leading Seaman, J/5810(PO), Royal Navy, HMS Hampshire, died
5 June 1916, grave F. 92. Born Dover 11 August 1893,
married Lilian Abigail Gray at Croydon on 20 January 1916
MANCHESTER CREMATORIUM
HOWARTH,
Captain, ALFRED DORAN, 2nd/4th Bn, Lancashire Fusiliers. Died of
sickness 26 March 1918. Age 43. Son of William and Elizabeth Howarth
of Manchester; husband of Sarah A. Howarth of St. Andrew's Terrace,
Crabble, Dover. Crematorium Panel
MARGATE CEMETERY, Kent
BRISLEY, Air
Mechanic 1st Class, WALTER, 106436, RAF formerly 2nd Bn.
The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) 24 May 1919. Age 40. Son of the late
Daniel Brisley of Dover. 11301
NETLEY MILITARY CEMETERY, Hampshire
(in the Royal Victoria Park, entrance in Victoria Road. Drive to
the visitors' centre; the cemetery is a 20-minute walk from there
along the old railway track. Sapper Hamilton's and Frederick
Smith's graves are in the upper level)
(p)$HAMILTON, Sapper, JOHN W, Royal Engineers, 17 May 1915. C E 1687
(p)HEWLETT,
Private, J H, TF/2010, 4th Bn, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) 4
April 1915. Age 22. Son of Henry and Louisa Hewlett of St. Margarets at Cliffe,
Dover. R C 839
Private Hewlett's
grave is in the foreground on the right in the wide picture. Pictures by Andy and Michelle Cooper
(p)SMITH, Frederick George Berry, died 19 February 1929.
His grave is to the far left after entering the upper level, just
past the cross of sacrifice
NONINGTON (ST. MARY) CHURCHYARD EXTENSION,
Kent
AVERY, Chief
Mechanic, ALFRED, 2545, No 6 Stores Depot No 6 Sqdn RAF 31 October 1918. Age 24. Son of William and Rhoda Avery of
Park Cottage, Nonington, Dover. no ref
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