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OLD ELLIOTTONIANS WHO
FELL IN THE GREAT WAR
1914 - 1918 |
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J. ALBOROUGH |
A. AMES |
G. ASHBY |
W. AYLES |
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J. BAZLEY |
H. BINT |
F. BUTCHER |
R. CHANEY |
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S. CHANEY |
J. CRAWSHAW |
T. COOPER |
R. DILLOWAY |
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W. DRAKE |
W. FLEET |
H. GAMBLE |
C. HEDGELAND |
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H. HILL |
A.G. JACKSON |
H. JACKSON |
G. KELLER |
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A. KILN |
C. KIRBY |
W. LATHEY |
L. MARLOW |
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W. MUNRO |
A. PAUL |
J.H.E. McCOLL |
A. PINE |
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E. POLLEY |
W. PREECE |
H. RANSOME |
R. REA |
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H. RENDALL |
A. RHODES |
W. ROBERTS |
F. ROLLINSON |
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J. ROPER |
H. ROSSER |
W. SHARMAN |
H. SIMPSON |
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W. SMEATON |
C. SMITH |
E. SMITH |
H. SPEARMAN |
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C. SPOONER |
C. STEVENS |
H. TIMSON |
A. WALKER |
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F. WANMER |
G. WELLER |
F. WILLIAMS |
R. WOOD |
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G. YOUNG |
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THE FLAME THEY LIT DEATH SHALL NOT QUENCH IF WE BUT TEND IT 1939 – 1945
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H.C ADKINS |
R.C BARRETT |
B.F COLLIN |
A. DANSON |
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A.L ALLNUT |
C.H CANNON |
G.R COX |
J.C EDWELL |
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L.T BALL |
J.H CHANDLER |
R.A EASTMAN |
A.C.G GIBBONS |
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L.E BYRNE |
P.T DRISCOLL |
G.B GANE |
M.A. HAMMOND |
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B.A DOESER |
S. FULLER |
H.F HALSEY |
A.E HAYLETT |
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W.F FREEMAN |
F.H HABGOOD |
G.N HAYNES |
S.F HOLLOWAY |
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I.B GRIFFITHS |
W.E HARWOOD |
G.A.D HENDRY |
R. JUDGE |
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F.H HARDIMAN |
G.E HEIN |
R.W.J JIGGENS |
A. LEE |
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C.V HEADLAND |
R.E IVES |
R.W KIRBY |
K. McMILLAN |
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A.F HOPKINS |
F.G KEPPEL |
J.C. MacQUEEN |
A.S OMAN |
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G. KEELER |
A. MARSHALL |
B NUTLEY |
J.H READING |
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F.G LEE |
E.G NETTLEFOLD |
W.G REED |
D.R SCOTT |
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E.B MOON |
S.F RASHBROOK |
B.E SAUNDERS |
R.F.A YOUNG |
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V.G PRIOR |
D St L RUMPLER |
D.G TURNER |
B M JUDGE |
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J.E ROUSE |
E.J SWEETING |
T.F.P BOYNTON |
P PARSONS |
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A.W SOUTHALL |
J. BIDWELL |
T.D BROWN |
G T DOWSETT |
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Other names added later include -
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MARJORIE FRAY |
F J HELLIER |
J MITCHELL |
D F PROBETTS |
The Elliott School War Memorial was
designed by Teacher W.R.Mitchell, Acting Head while the boys school was at
Woking. (He retired when the school moved to Putney)
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going of the sun and in the morning.
We will remember them.
from ‘For The Fallen’ by Laurence Binyon