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Eythorne
Samuel Bean
David Bedwell
Stephen Carley
Edwin Castle
Frank Chittenden
Henry Davies
Wallace Davies
Robert Foley
William Forth
William Goldsack
John Cothard |
George Harris
James Hills
John Kemp
Arthur Kirby
Ernest Little
Richard Maitland
Robert Morley
Samuel Norris
Alfred Sifflett
William Winter
Cecil Wyborn |
George Arbuckle
Glyn Davies
Herbert Faulkner
Sidney Fermor
Henry Gavin
Francis Hawkins
Harold Williams |
Richard Himsworth
Anthony James
Wilfred Oates,
Norman Prosser
Maurice Sheppard
William Smith |
photos Simon Chambers
There is only one CWGC-commemorated casualty in St Peter and
Paul churchyard, Eythorne:
Herbert Hill.
The headstone,
below, pictured by Joyce Banks,
is at St John the Baptist, Eythorne. The cross is at the mass
grave at Faversham, where many of Ernest's colleagues were
buried. He is named on the memorial stone before the cross
  The
headstone reads: In
Loving Memory
of
Ernest Legg
who was killed in the
Faversham Munition Explosion
April 2nd 1916
aged 31 years
For Ever with the Lord
also of
Nellie Legg
wife of the above
who died July 31st 1950
aged 74 years
There is one CWGC-commemorated casualty here, S Carley, a Chief
Stoker ashore with HMS Pembroke. He died on 8 February 1915. His
wife was Winifred A S Carley, from 10 Larch Road, Elvington,
Eythorne. .
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