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KILCHOAN CEMETERY, Nr. INVERIE, KNOYDART PENINSULAR, Inverness-Shire, Scotland
WALL
, Chief
Stoker, ALBERT EDWARD, C/K32083, H.M.S. Curacoa, Royal Navy. 2
October 1942. Age 42. Son of Stephen William and Fanny Jane Wall;
husband of Kathleen Mary Wall, of Dover. This small graveyard
can only be reached by boat from Mallaig and A. E. Wall is the only
person buried there
LEE-ON-SOLENT MEMORIAL, Hampshire
+ALLEN, Cyril Arthur, 30 September 1944. Bay 5,
Panel 4
DAY, Charles Aisne, HMS Gloucester, 23 May 1941. Bay 2, Panel
1
+MORRIS
, Sub-Lieutenant (A), HENRY, H.M.S. Ark Royal, Royal Navy. 11 June
1941. Age 21. Son of Robert Henry and Elsie May Morris, of Dover.
Bay 1, Panel 7
+WOOD, James Gregory, Midshipman, 9 September 1942. Bay 3,
Panel 7
LIVERPOOL (KIRKDALE) CEMETERY, Lancashire
MYERS
, Craftsman, G, 2815647, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
8 March 1947. Age 37. Son of Thomas and Emily Myers; husband of Mary
Alice Myers, of Dover. Section 10, Nonconformist Grave 63
LIVERPOOL NAVAL MEMORIAL, Lancashire
CHAPPELL, Ronald Albert, H.M.S. Dasher, 27 April 1943. Panel 10,
Column 2
+LEWIS, Alan William George, 27 March 1943, H.M.S. Dasher.
Panel 10, Column 2
MCGAH, John Edward, 15 November 1942, H.M.S. Avenger. Panel 7,
Column 1
LISKEARD (LANCHARD) CEMETERY, Cornwall
+KING
, Sapper,
DOUGLAS JOHN, 1883613, 224 Field Coy., Royal Engineers. 30 August
1940. Age 23. Son of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. King, of Dover. 'Extension', Section C,
Grave 99
LLANTRISANT (CEFN Y PARC) CEMETERY, Glamorganshire, Wales
+HEWISH, Wilfred, 21 March 1941. Section B, Grave 636
LOWESTOFT NAVAL MEMORIAL, Suffolk
+HOGG
, Stoker,
GEORGE MALLISON, LT/KX 104959, H.M. Trawler Gairsay., Royal Naval
Patrol Service. 3 August 1944. Age 25. Son of Alexander and Agnes
Hogg; husband of Lilian Hogg, of Dover. Panel 15, Column 3
LUTON CHURCH BURIAL GROUND, Bedfordshire
+(p) TAYLOR
,
Corporal, FREDERICK LESLIE HICKS, 7260877, Royal Army Medical Corps.
7 October 1940. Age 28. Son of Frederick and Edith Taylor, of Dover;
husband of Violet Louisa Taylor, of Dover. Section 9, Row B, Grave 2
MAIDSTONE CEMETERY, Kent
(p)
MARSHALL
,
Squadron Leader (Pilot) JAMES EGLINGTON, 70809, DFC, Royal Air
Force. 18 April 1942. Age 23. Son of Engr.-Comdr. Hugh Haddow
Marshall, R.N.R., and Daisy Miriam Marshall, née Ballanger, of Dover. Plot C C 1,
Grave 44 Mr and Mrs Marshall married in 1914 in Essex.
MAMHILAD, Torfaen, South Wales
LOCKYER, Rosetta, evacuee, 1943
MORDEN CEMETERY, Surrey
HOLBROOK, John Arthur, 25/26 October 1940. Section S, Grave
245, and Screen Wall, Panel 3
NONINGTON, Kent
CIVILIANS, DIED BY ENEMY ACTION +CASHMAN,
Donald Frank,
22 November 1940
JACKSON, Mary Alice, 22 November 1940
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Devon
DAY
,
Signalman, EDWARD FRANK, D/SSX 27042, H.M.S. Hunter, Royal Navy. 10
April 1940. Age 20. Son of Tom and Emily Day, of Dover. Panel 39,
Column 2
+GERRARD
,
Leading Cook (O), ERIC NICHOLAS, D/LX 21121, H.M.S. Dorsetshire,
Royal Navy. 5 April 1942. Age 30. Son of George Edward and Marion
Clara Gerrard, of Dover; husband of Linda May Gerrard, of Dover.
Panel 72, Column 1
HOWDEN, Ian Campbell, 9 April 1940. Panel 36, Column 1
JOHNSON
, Able
Seaman, BERT WILLIAM, D/JX 349619, H.M.S. Itchen, Royal Navy. 23
September 1943. Age 20. Son of William and A. E. Johnson, of Dover.
Panel 79, Column 2
+KENNEDY, Lewis Robert Edward, died 15 December 1941. Panel
44, Column 3
RUTTER, Norman Wilfred, 6285270, Bombardier in the Royal
Artillery, 4 Maritime regiment, old St Mary's schoolboy, aged 37, 2
July 1944, son of Albert Arthur and Kate Elizabeth Rutter; husband
of Violet Rutter, of Hengistbury Head, Hampshire, panel 93, col 2,
died when SS Empire Broadsword was mined.
+ROGERS, Charles, 8 June 1940, H.M.S. Glorious. Panel 36, Column
2
SANDS, WILLIAM ARCHIBALD MARTIN, 15087, Chief Petty Officer,
Royal Australian Navy - H.M.A.S. Sydney. Died 20/11/1941, aged 39
Husband of G. Sands, of Frankston, Victoria, Australia, son of
Archibald and Alice Sands. Panel 56, Column 2. Born Dover
+WRIGHT, Edwin John Loftus, died 8 June 1940. Panel 36,
Column 2
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire
+BAILEY, Leslie Joseph Knott, died 22 August 1941. Panel
56, Column 1
BISHOP, Sidney (Sydney) William, died 10 March 1941. Panel
46, Column 3
+BOCUTT, Alfred Arthur, died 24 May 1941. Panel 58, Column
3
MAXTED, Walter Charles, died 6 May 1941. Panel 61, Column 3
PUCKETT
, Able
Seaman, CHARLES RICHARD, P/J 15674, H.M. Tug St. Abbs, Royal Navy. 1
June 1940. Age 45. Son of Charles and Frances Puckett; husband of
Edith Emma Puckett, of Dover. Panel 39, Column 2
+WALTERS, Edward
("Teddie") 16 August 1944. Panel 83, Column 2
RAMSGATE - St
Lawrence in Thanet, Kent
COTTON,
Leslie John Victor, 155939, Pilot Officer (Air Gnr.), Royal Air Force
Volunteer Reserve - 78 Sqdn,
Died: 31/08/1943 while flying,
age: 37. Youngest son of the late Henry Herbert and
Mrs Florence Cotton, of 7 South Parade, Salisbury Road, Totton,
Hampshire, formerly 173 Folkestone Road, Dover. Grave ref: North of
church, next to the wall between the cemetery and the vicarage:
Leslie is buried with his grandparents John and Fanny Darby.
RICHMOND CEMETERY, Surrey
+(p) MULLER, Herbert Gage, 1 May 1940. Block B B, Grave 21
RIVER (SS PETER AND PAUL) by DOVER, Kent
CIVILIANS, DIED BY ENEMY ACTION
+PARFITT, John Thomas, 28 June 1943
+ROBSON, Elsie Agnes, 3 April 1942
+SMILLIE, Donald Drummond and Maureen Drummond, (children)
20 March 1944
SERVICE PERSONNEL
(p)FULLBROOK, Tom, 16 November 1947
SANDERS, Glyn Alexander, 12 May 1941. No grave ref
Note: Miriam Kingsland, three-quarters sister of
Walter Tull,
and Clara Beer, her mother and Walter's stepmother are buried in
this churchyard
RINGSHALL, WATTISHAM, SUFFOLK (ST CATHERINE), Suffolk
DAVISON, Reginald Alvan, 11 November 1940. Row B
RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL, Surrey
words on window at Runnymede
(p)$BOURNER, Alfred Edward James, 6-7 January 1942. Panel 6
(p)$GILLMAN, Keith R. 25 August 1940. Panel 8
(p)+HAWKINS, Francis Albert, 21 December 1944. Panel 218
(p)+HOPPER
,
Sergeant, DENNIS ALBERT, 1890043, 419 (R.C.A.F.) Sqdn., Royal Air
Force Volunteer Reserve. 15 February 1944. Age 19. Son of Henry
William and Edith Alice Hopper, of Dover. Panel 231
(p)+LAWRENCE
,
Flight Sergeant, LEONARD ALBERT, 1395618, 179 Sqdn., Royal Air Force
Volunteer Reserve. 14 October 1944. Age 21. Son of Albert and Edith
Florence Victoria Lawrence, of Dover. Panel 219
(p)PARMENTER
,
Sergeant, CECIL FREDERICK, 1391928, 179 Sqdn., Royal Air Force
Volunteer Reserve. 23 October 1943. Age 27. Son of Frederick and
Frances E. J. Parmenter, of Dover. Panel 161
(p)+PLEASANCE
,
Flying Officer, GEORGE ERNEST, 152231, 235 Sqdn., Royal Air Force
Volunteer Reserve. 28 December 1943. Age 21. Son of Arthur Edward
and Florence Hilda Pleasance, of Dover. Panel 128
(p)SCALES
, Flight
Sergeant, KENNETH JAMES, 1434761, 434 Sqdn., Royal Air Force
Volunteer Reserve. 29 January 1944. Age 21.
 Son of James Thomas
Scales and Ruby Elizabeth Scales; husband of Joyce Eileen Scales, of
Dover. Panel 222
(p)+STANDRING,
Gibbard Selkirk, 23 June 1942. Panel 94
(p)+SUTTON
,
Sergeant, HENRY GEORGE, 1359710, 179 Sqdn., Royal Air Force
Volunteer Reserve. 21 March 1943. Age 29. Son of Duncan McBride
Sutton and Annie Sutton, of Dover. Panel 166
(p)$SUTTON
,
Sergeant, ROY JOHN, 1269173, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. 7
November 1942. Age 20. Son of Norman and Daisy Sutton, of Dover.
Panel 94
(p)TRUFFET
,
Sergeant, FRANCIS HERBERT, 1455172, Royal Air Force Volunteer
Reserve. 28 August 1944. Age 21. Son of James and Lilian Truffet, of
Dover. Panel 239
TRUSCOTT, HENRY 1394829Sergeant Royal Air Force Volunteer
Reserve 156 Sqdn.
Age: 21 Died: 22/11/1943 Son of Henry and
Flora J. Truscott, of Chatham, Kent, formerly 24 De Burgh Hill,
Dover. Panel 167. Killed during an attack on Berlin and buried
in the District Cemetery, Boderitz, near Berlin. He was an old pupil
of Dover Charlton School for Boys.
(p)+VOSPER, Jack, 13 December 1942. Panel 95
(p)WALKER, Percy Thomas Walter, 22 October 1941. Panel 62
WELHAM, WILFRED DERYCK, 751432, Flight Sergeant, Royal Air
Force Volunteer Reserve - 106 Sqdn. Died 25/03/1942, aged 21 Son of
Wilfred Horace and Kathleen Elizabeth Welham, née Blackman, of
Brighton, Sussex. Panel 76. Born Dover, brother of
Leonard Welham
images of Runnymede with thanks to Dean Sumner
SEASALTER, Kent
(p)WILLIAMS, Alan Arthur Frederick, 31 January 1943. Grave I
9
SHEPHERDSWELL, Kent
CIVILIANS, DIED BY ENEMY ACTION
+FLYNN, Mary Elizabeth, 3 April 1942
+FLYNN, Margaret Frances, 3 April 1942
+HAWKINS, Minnie Gladys, 23 March 1942
+WHEELER, Robert, 1 September 1944
SHAFTESBURY BOROUGH CEMETERY, Dorset
+BEESTON, William Ralph Humphrey, 19 November 1944. Grave
820
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