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ARNHEM OOSTERBEEK WAR CEMETERY, Netherlands
+(p)BREWSTER,
Craftsman, IVOR JOHN, 7590648, 1 Airborne Div. Workshop, Royal
Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. 16 January 1945. Age 20. Son of
Walter Lennos Brewster and Matilda Caroline Brewster, of Dover.
18 C 12
+(p)DUNNING,
Signalman, GEOFFREY CAMERON, 2328639, 1st Airborne Div. Sigs., Royal
Corps of Signals. 18 September 1944. Age 20. Son of James Cameron
Dunning, D.C.M., and Margaret Louise Mary Dunning, of Dover. 15 C 20
BERGEN-OP-ZOOM WAR CEMETERY, Netherlands
+DAVIS, Anthony David, 1 November 1944. 6 A 9
+(p)SAVAGE,
Serjeant, THOMAS, 3309991, 1st Bn., Highland Light Infantry (City of
Glasgow Regiment). 22 September 1944. Age 36. Son of Robert and
Grace Muir Savage; husband of Mary Beatrice Savage, of Buckland,
Dover. 11 A 2
BRUNSSUM WAR CEMETERY, Netherlands
 (p)CLARKE,
Private, DANIEL, 14420458, 5th Bn., Dorsetshire Regiment. 25 January
1945. Age 19. Son of John F. and Mary M. Clarke, of
Dover. VI 280 (pictured left)
In the cemetery photo above, his
grave is at the far end
(p)POTTER,
Private, REGINALD ARTHUR, 5947059, 5th Bn., Duke of Cornwall's Light
Infantry.
19 November 1944. Age 34. Son of William James and Selina Louisa
Potter; husband of Lilian Mary Potter, of Dover. II 46
(pictured right)
In
the cemetery photo above his grave is in the fourth row back,
foreground
photos: by courtesy of Ruud Scholten, cemetery photograph reproduced from
his site:
Brunssum War Cemetery
The wreath is from the Market Garden Association, after
operation "Market Garden", September 1944
 ENSCHEDE EASTERN GENERAL CEMETERY, Netherlands
+BRADBURY, Horace Thomas, died 1 April 1945, Grave 199A.
The words at the bottom of his headstone read:
I have fought a good fight
I have finished my course
I have kept the faith
picture by Wendy Lensink
JONKERBOS WAR CEMETERY, Netherlands
BROWNSON, Hugh, died 6 October 1944. 1 D 6
+COLE, Thomas Charles, 20h September 1944. 22 B 3
+KILYON, Joseph William, died 14 February 1943. Collective
Grave 8 I 6-9
 MIERLO WAR CEMETERY, Netherlands
(p)MURPHY,
Rifleman, JOSEPH, 3652687, 9th Bn., Cameronians (Scottish Rifles).
20 November 1944. Age 31. Son of Hugh and Mary Murphy; husband of
Violet Loraine Murphy, of Dover. VI E 9
(p)+NEILL, William Stanley, 31 October 1944.
VII F 9
picture of Mierlo by Richard Schoutissen
TERSCHELLING (WEST TERSCHELLING) GENERAL
CEMETERY, Germany
+KENNEDY, Eric Douglas, 27 November 1945. Grave 35
UDEN WAR CEMETERY, Netherlands
+FITTALL, Ronald Ernest, 22 June 1944. 5 B 10
+GILL, Henry William E. 30 October 1944. 6 H 3
IBADAN (ST ANNE)
CHURCH CEMETERY, Nigeria
EGAN,
Frederick Charles, 13 December 1940. Grave 10
BERGEN (MOLLENDAL)
CHURCH CEMETERY, Norway
+TREADWELL,
Alfred Henry Arthur, 4 February 1943. Grave C 6
TRONDHEIM (STAVNE) CEMETERY, Norway
+ARCHIBALD,
Charles
Ronald, 25 February 1942. A IV British F 7
+GRANT,
John Austin,
6 May 1944. A IV British C 13
KARACHI WAR CEMETERY, Pakistan
+HODGSON,
Cyril C,
20 August 1944. 11 C 3
PORT MORESBY (BOMANA) WAR CEMETERY, Papua New
Guinea
ERRIDGE,
Corporal, GEORGE EDWARD, WX8042, A.I.F. 2/16 Bn., Australian
Infantry. 6 December 1942. Age 37. Son of George Robert and Ellen
Erridge, of Dover. C5 B 6
KRANJI WAR CEMETERY, Singapore
REID, Major,
JOHN, 18131, Dorsetshire Regiment. attd., Sherwood Foresters (Notts
and Derby Regiment) 12-13 February 1942. Age 42. Son
of Colonel Norman Reid and Margaret Reid; husband of Margaret Alicia
Reid, of Dover. 34 B 13
SINGAPORE MEMORIAL, Singapore
 ARTIS,
Harry Albert, 23 November 1942, Warrant Officer RAF, 343043, son of
Arthur John and Hannah Elizabeth Artis, husband of Ivy Daisy Artis
of Sandwich, Kent. Column 413
The gravestone
(left) is at Charlton cemetery, Dover. It reads, "In loving memory
of our dear parents, Frances Jessie Pepper, who died 1 July 1941,
aged 63 years, also of Everett Pepper, husband of above, who died
23 May 1942, aged 63 years, also of Harry Albert Artis,
son-in-law of above, who died whilst a prisoner of war in the Far
East, 23 November 1942, aged 42 years, also his beloved wife, Ivy
Daisy Artis, who died on 25 August 1993, aged 91 years. Re-united"
Photo:
Joyce Banks
ATKINSON,
Aircraftman 2nd Class, ARTHUR FREDERICK, 1335806, Royal Air Force
Volunteer Reserve. 22 November 1944. Age 22. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C.
F. Atkinson, of Dover. Column 441
+BASTON, Lance
Bombardier, RONALD GEORGE, 943422, 118 Field Regt., Royal Artillery.
12 September 1944. Age 25. Son of Sidney Lewis Baston and Daisy
Marion Baston, of Dover. Column 9
+PHILPOTT,
Aircraftman 1st Class, RAYMOND, 1235295, Royal Air Force Volunteer
Reserve. 24 June 1944. Age 23. Son of John and Dorothy Philpott, of
Buckland, Dover. Column 440
+ROSS,
James Godfrey, 20 February 1945. Column
29
+SKIPWORTH,
Pilot Officer, WALTER FREDERICK MONS, 195479, 356 Sqdn., Royal Air
Force Volunteer Reserve. 18 August 1945. Age 30. Son of Frederick
Harrison Skipworth and Amelia Bessie Skipworth, of Dover. Column
448
+STAVELEY, Jesse James Caroll, died 26 February 1942.
Column 42
+SUMNER, David Henry, died 16 February 1842. Column 416
+WILSON, Flying
Officer, JOHN ERNEST, 124641, 205 Sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer
Reserve. 11 June 1943. Age 22. Son of Ernest and Emily Wilson, of
Dover. Column 424
CATANIA WAR CEMETERY, Sicily
+LOHAN, Gerard Harris, 17 July 1943. II D 28
VEREENIGING OLD TOWN CEMETERY, South Africa
+PRICE, Stanley Wilfred, 25 November 1942. Church of England
plot, Grave
1282
from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission |
