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CHITTAGONG WAR CEMETERY, Bangladesh
+HULSE,
Sergeant, JOHN LEONARD JAMES, 634691, 358 Sqdn., Royal Air Force. 25
March 1945. Age 21. Son of John and Kate Hulse, of Buckland, Dover.
3 G 10
+RANSOM, Basil Denne, 13 December 1943. 6 G 12
8, 192
BRUSSELS TOWN CEMETERY, Belgium
SWEETING, Frederick Edward, 26 May 1940. X 12 4
15, 366 CALONNE COMMUNAL CEMETERY, Belgium
LOGAN,
Corporal, WILLIAM, 3052113, 1st Bn., Royal Scots. 21 May 1940. Age
33. Son of John Smith Logan and Jane Logan; husband of Pansy May Logan
,
of Buckland, Dover, married in 1936. The couple probably had a
daughter, Margaret, in 1937. Pansy, née Iddenden, was born in Dover
on 21 June 1912. She was a twin, her sister being named Ivy Ethel.
The twins were christened at St Mary's, Cannon Street, on 25 August
1912, the daughters of Francis Henry, a bill poster, and Mabel Maud
Mary Iddenden. The family then lived at 17 Lascelles Road. In 1944,
Pansy remarried, to John Gilmurrey. Row A, Grave 9
 5, 41 COXYDE MILITARY CEMETERY, Belgium
(p)JONES, Flying
Officer (Air Gnr.) ALBERT VICTOR MORGAN, 149560, 103 Sqdn., Royal
Air Force Volunteer Reserve. 28 May 1944. Age 26. Son of James and
Beatrice Mary Jones; husband of Betty Jones, of Dover. V G 4
His grave is left. At the foot of his gravestone are the words:
"In loving memory of my beloved Husband. Rest in Peace."
 4, 14 DE PANNE COMMUNAL CEMETERY, Belgium
+(p)ONSLOW, Geoffrey Harold, 1 June 1940. Plot 2, Row C, Grave
23
right - the cross of sacrifice at
De Panne
(p)WINDLEY,
Sapper, FREDERICK JACK, 1865533, 38 Field Coy., Royal Engineers. 31
May 1940. Age 32. Son of James William and Lyzzie Winifred Windley;
husband of Doris Blanche Windley, of Dover. Plot 2, Row
C, Grave 9 (left)
The words at the foot of his headstone read:
"To the treasured memory of our beloved one. In God's care till we
meet again".m
5, 44 DOZINGHEM MILITARY CEMETERY, Belgium
FARR, Serjeant,
FREDERICK LLEWELLYN, 5432457, 2nd Bn., Duke of Cornwall's Light
Infantry. 29 May 1940. Age 38. Son of Thomas and Catherine Farr;
husband of Irene Alice Farr, of Dover. XVII B 33
HEVERLEE WAR CEMETERY, Belgium
JEWELL,
Sergeant (Air Gnr.) EDWIN JACK, 1330507, 207 Sqdn., Royal Air Force
Volunteer Reserve. 22 June 1944. Age 23. Son of Joseph Benjamin and
Rose Jewell; husband of Jean Jewell, of Dover. 12 F 11
SMITH, Charles Albert, 19 May 1940. 12 C 7
+WAKERELL, Leslie James, 31 August 1943. 4 D 15
43, 889
HOTTON WAR CEMETERY, Belgium
+de CARTERET, 8 January 1945, Harvey George. I D 6
LANKLAAR COMMUNAL CEMETERY, Belgium
+BRETT, Raymond William, 21 June 1944. Collective grave 1-7,
with other members of his crew
LEOPOLDSBURG WAR CEMETERY, Belgium
+ALLEN,
Corporal, WILLIAM, 14527495, 7th Bn., Somerset Light Infantry. 20
November 1944. Age 20. Son of William Valentine Allen, and of
Emeline Allen, of Dover. VI B 13
DUNFORD, Cyril Aubrey, died 11 September 1944. 1 D 11
+GAVIN, Alan Gordon, died 19 October 1944. III B 4
LEUVEN COMMUNAL CEMETERY, Belgium
+CAIRNS,
Sergeant (Air Gnr.) JOHN DESMOND, 1894992, 15 Sqdn., Royal Air Force
Volunteer Reserve. 12 May 1944. Age 20. Son of Edward and Helen
Cairns, of Dover. Row B, Grave 4
SENSENRUTH (CURFOZ) COMMUNAL CEMETERY, Belgium
+FLISHER, Leonard Charles, died 12 May 1940. Collective
Grave, 3 + 4
SCHOONSELHOF Cemetery, Belgium
BURKETT, Private, Maurice, M/ 101927, died
of wounds on 14 October 1944, Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment)
of Canada, grave III B 13, died Battle of Antwerp, twin brother of
Ronald Burkett, commemorated on the
Bayeux memorial in France, sons of William Wood Burkett and Bessie
Hannah, née Elms, of Edmonton, Alberta, born Dover in 1919. Mr and
Mrs Burkett married in Dover in 1909. Commemorated at All Saints'
Anglican Cathedral, 103rd Street, Edmonton. Siblings included
Phyllis E M, born 1913, William W, born 1914, and Stanley W, born
1916, and possibly Marjorie B, born in 1910, all born in Dover,
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