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23.2.86

ANDOVER

Cenotaph outside St Mary the Virgin church in garden of remembrance.
(Originally in the High Street but moved in 1956.)

 

1986                                  2004

Front of memorial

OUR GLORIOUS DEAD

To honour
the memory
of those
Men of Andover
who fell
in
the Great War
1914 - 1920



Thomas W. Adams.       Joe H. Bentley.
     

Edward Alderman.       Humphrey Berkeley.
     

R.G. Alexander.        A. Ernest Bevis.
      

Henry Annett.          H.G. Blackburn.
     

William Archer.        Alfred H. Blake.
      

Jesse Ashford.         Frank Blake.
     

William Baden.         Frederick Blake.
    

Charles Baker.         Henry Blanchard.
      

F. Albert Baker.       Clifford Bourne.
      

Frederick Ball.        Herbert Bower.
    

George Ball.           Ralph Bowles.
    

William Ballard.       C.H. Brackstone.
      

E. John Barrett.       Charles Briant.
      

S.G. Baverstock.       Edward Brooks.
      

Charles Beams.         Charles Bromwich.
    

H.V.L. Beckingham.     William Brown.
     

W. Richard Bendle.     V.H. Buckland.
      

J.L.P. Talbot.         J. Talmage.
      

          J. Brackstone.

Right side of memorial

REST IN PEACE

Gideon W. Bull.        William Dowling.
      

Frederick Bunce.       William G. Drew.
      

Edwin Burton.          Harry P. Drury.
     

Walter Cannings.       Frederick Fidler.
      

Edward Carter.         Sidney H. Forder.
     

Albert H. Cattle.      Harry Found.
      

John Chalk.            George Frankum.
      

Hubert C. Child.       Edward Gamman.
      

W.C. Chittenden.       Gilbert Gamman.
      

Arthur Clapton.        Leonard Gilbert.
     

A.G. Clayton.          Edward F. Gillett.
      

J.G. Clayton.          Leonard Gilson.
     

Albert Collins.        Walter R. Glover.
      

George Cook.           A.C. Goodyear.
     

William A. Cook.       Francis H. Gould.
     

Edward E. Coster.      William Goulding.
  

Herbert H. Cox.        Alfred Harding.
      

William Creed.         Alfred Harris.
      

Henry Crouch.          Harry Hart.
     

William Crouch.        Henry R. Hawkins.
      

Joseph Cummins.        Ernest H. Heath.
     

William Cummins.       William C. Heath.
     

Ernest Curtis.         Thomas W. Heath.
     

Charles G. Dance.      James Henbest.
      

Joseph Davey.          Edgar Hendley.
      

R. Owen Dawkes.        William Hendley.
      

Basil T. Deem.         Alfred Hickman.
   

Albert Dewdney.        Ernest Hoare.
      

Dennis Dollery.        William Holloway.
     

          Harry Stranger.

Back of memorial

BUT THEIR NAME

Edwin Holton.          Albert Loader.


Allan Horne.           Sidney G.W. Lock.
   

William H. Horne.      John Edgar Lynn.
      

Leslie H. Howard.      Ernest Macknell.
      

John Hughes.           Herbert Macknell.
      

Ernest A. Hunt.        Leonard Maidment.
    

Edward J. Hurst.       Harry Marlow.
      

Edwin Hutchence.       Francis Marpole.
      

Claude G. Jacob.       Horace Marpole.
     

William Jeffery.       E. Charles Maton.
     

William Judkins.       Walter May.
    

Fred Kalloway.         F. Owen Maynard.
    

George Kalloway.       W.F. Maynard.
     

F.J. Kempshall.        Charles R. Miles.
     

A. Ernest Kent.        Frederick Moore.
      

Phillip H. Keylock.    Reginald Moore.
      

Henry Kilgour.         John Mutter.
    

John Kite.             Edwin Mutter.
      

R.N. Knatchbull.       Ernest Mutter.
     

Thomas Knight.         Bertie H. Neame.
      

Alec J. Laverty.       Harry B. Newsam.
      

H. Charles Lawes.      Harold Oakley.
      

Earl D. Lawes.         Francis Parfett.
    

William Lawes.         Harry Parfett.
      

W.C. Lawrence.         Reginald Pearce.
      

Frank Layton.          Charles Pickett.
    

Alan Leatherdale.      Ernest Pickett.
    

D.R. Leatherdale.      John Pledge.
      

Francis G. Lee.        Harry Portsmouth.
    

         Arthur H. Symons.

Left side of memorial

LIVETH FOR EVERMORE

Albert Prout.          Maurice C. Taylor.


Frank Rambridge.       Harry Toomer.


Charles G. Read.       C.A. Trowbridge.


Frank Read.            B.H. Trueman.


E. Richardson.         Augustus J. Tubb.


H. Richardson.         Percy J. Turner.


P. Joseph Roche.       William Turner.


Walter J. Rogers.      Thomas F. Turton.


William Rushent.       William R. Twinn.


Harry Russell.         Sidney Vincent.


George Saunders.       Victor Vincent.


F. Scadden.            Edward W.J. Viney.


Charles Scarlett.      Charles Warren.


Walter M. Sivier.      Frederick Weare.


Cecil H. Skeates.      Arthur Weeks.


Tom Skeates.           Percy Weeks.


Harry G. Smart.        Robert J.Weeks.


Arthur C.V. Smith.     William Weeks.


Arthur R. Smith.       Archie Wells.


Charles Smith.         Stanley E. Wells.


Harry Smith.           Fred Wheeler.


Herbert H. Smith.      Albert G. White.


W. Joseph Soper.       Edwin White.


Frank E. Stevens.      William Wilkins.


William Stevens.       Thomas Williams.


Leicester Sutton.      George Willshire.


W.L.Taw-De-Vin.        William Wilson.


A. Robert Taylor.      Ernest Wiltshire.


Frank M. Taylor.       Tom H. Witcher.


             William Woodyer.


             R.F.B. Robbins.

This memorial was erected during the Mayorality of Thos Webb 1919.


NB R F B Robbins name was added to the memorial February 2015.



Roll of honour book in glass cabinet in St Mary's Church, Andover.



    

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In

Remembrance



In
Proud
& Honoured
Memory of
those from Andover who
gave their lives in the Great
War of 1914 - 1918 & in the
World War of 1939 - 1945.
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"Thou therefore, for whom they died, seek not
thine own, but serve as they served & in peace
or in war bear thyself ever as Christ's Sol-
dier, gentle in all things, valliant in action,
steadfast in adversity."     Herbert Baker.



    





    

   1914-1918

Thomas W. Adams

Edward Alderman

R.G. Alexander

Henry Annett

William Archer

Jesse Ashford

William Baden

Charles Baker

F. Albert Baker

Frederick Ball

George Ball

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William Ballard

E. John Barrett

S.G. Baverstock

Charles Beams

H.V.L. Beckingham

W. Richard Bendle

Joe H. Bentley

Humphrey Berkeley

A. Ernest Bevis

H.G. Blackburn

Alfred H. Blake

Frank Blake

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Frederick Blake

Henry Blanchard

Clifford Bourne

Herbert Bower

Ralph Bowles

C.H. Brackstone

J. Brackstone

Charles Briant

Edward Brooks

Charles Bromwich

William Brown

Gideon W. Bull

         3



Frederick Bunce

V.H. Buckland

Edwin Burton

Walter Cannings

Edward Carter

Albert H. Cattle

John Chalk

Hubert C. Child

W.C. Chittenden

Arthur Clapton

A.G. Clayton

J.G. Clayton

         4


    





    

Albert Collins

George Cook

William A. Cook

Edward E. Coster

Herbert H. Cox

William Creed

Henry Crouch

William Crouch

Joseph Cummins

William Cummins

Ernest Curtis

Charles G. Dance

         5



Joseph Davey.

R. Owen Dawkes

Basil T. Deem

Albert Dewdney

Dennis Dollery

William Dowling

William G. Drew

Harry P. Drury

Frederick Fidler

Sidney H. Forder

Harry Found

George Frankum.

         6


    





    

Edward Gamman

Gilbert Gamman

Leonard Gilbert

Edward F. Gillett

Leonard Gilson

Walter R. Glover

A.C. Goodyear

Francis H. Gould

William Goulding

Alfred Harding

Alfred Harris

Harry Hart

         7



Henry R. Hawkins
      
Ernest H. Heath
     
William C. Heath
     
Thomas W. Heath
     
James Henbest
      
Edgar Hendley
      
William Hendley
      
Alfred Hickman
   
Ernest Hoare
      
William Holloway
     
Edwin Holton

Allan Horne

         8


    





    

William H. Horne

Leslie H. Howard

John Hughes

Ernest A. Hunt

Edward J. Hurst

Edwin Hutchence

Claude G. Jacob

William Jeffrey

William Judkins

Fred Kalloway

George Kalloway

F.J. Kempshall

         9



A. Ernest Kent

Phillip H. Keylock

Henry Kilgour

John Kite

Charles P. Kiles

R.N. Knatchbull

Thomas Knight

Alec J. Laverty

H. Charles Lawes

Earl D. Lawes

William Lawes

W.C. Lawrence

        10


    





    

Frank Layton

Alan Leatherdale

D.R. Leatherdale

Francis C. Lee

Albert Loader

Sidney G.W. Lock

John Edgar Lynn

Ernest Macknell

Herbert Macknell

Leonard Maidment

Harry Marlow

Francis Marpole

        11



Horace Marpole

E. Charles Maton

Walter May

F. Owen Maynard

W.F. Maynard

Frederick Moore

Reginald Moore

John Mutter

Edwin Mutter

Ernest Mutter

Bertie H. Neame

Harry B. Newsam

        12


    





    

Harold Oakley

Francis Parfett

Harry Parfett

Reginald Pearce

Charles Pickett

Ernest Pickett

John Pledge

Harry Portsmouth

Albert Prout

Frank Rambridge

Charles G. Read

Frank Read

        13



E. Richardson

H. Richardson

P. Joseph Roche

Walter J. Rogers

William Rushent

Harry Russell

George Saunder

F. Scadden

Charles Scarlett

Walter M. Sivier

Cecil H. Skeates

Tom Skeates.

        14


    





    

Harry G. Smart

Arthur C.V. Smith

Arthur R. Smith

Charles Smith

Harry Smith

Herbert H. Smith

W. Joseph Soper

Frank E. Stevens

William Stevens

Harry Stranger

Leicester Sutton

Arthur Symons

        15



J.L.P. Talbot

J. Talmage

W.R. Taw-de-Vin

Maurice C. Taylor

A. Robert Taylor

Frank M. Taylor

Harry Toomer

C.A. Trowbridge

B.H. Trueman

Augustus J. Tubb

Percy J. Tuner

William Turner

        16


    





    

Thomas F. Turner

William R. Twinn

Sidney Vincent

Victor Vincent

Edward W.J. Viney

Charles Warren

Frederick Weare

Arthur Weeks

Percy Weeks

Robert J. Weeks

William Weeks

Archie Wells

        17



Stanley E. Wells

Fred Wheeler

Albert G. White

Edwin White

William Wilkins

Thomas Williams

George Willshire

William Wilson

Ernest Wiltshire

Tom H. Whitcher

William Woodyer

        18

(Now WW2 names)



    

Written & Illuminated
by C.A. Howard for
Messrs. J. Wippell & Co.
Ltd., at Exeter, Devon.
A.D. 1951.
LAUS DEO.

 

 

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Brass plaque on wall in St Mary's Church, Andover.

To the glory of God & in loving memory of
Lieut. Colonel
Reginald Norton Knatchbull, D.S.O.
2nd Batt. Leicestershire Regt.
who gave his life for his Country when in Command
of his Regt. in Mesopotamia July 24th 1917, Aged Forty Five
He rests in the North British Cemetry, Bagdad.

He was educated at Hailbury, and the R.M.C. Sandhurst
He served in the Boer War in 1899-1900, & under Sir George White
took part in the Defence of Ladysmith. - He was Mentioned in
Despatches & was awarded the D.S.O. & The Queen's Medal with
five clasps,- He accompanied the Indian Expeditionary Force to
France in 1914 when he was severley wounded & again recieved
a serious wound at the attempted relief of Kut in 1916