Westbury, Wilts

28.8.2021

WESTBURY

Marble tablet on wall in Soisy Gardens, originally in Market Place, moved to current location in 1974 - was originally two tablets with both war names mixed together alphabetically (see photos below).

New memorial.

In memory of our glorious dead
1914 - 1918

W.C. Adlam E.J. Andrews J. Anstey J. Macdonald Ayre F.J. Barber J. Bigwood N.S. Boulton
J.L. Bull D.S. Burgess F.A. Burgess H.G. Carter J.S. Carter E.J. Chapman F.G. Churchill P.A. Clinch
F.W. Collier G. Cornish C.J. Cox W.F. Dallimore A.E. Dew H. Dew A.E. Docker A.H. Elkins T.H. Elkins A.J. Emm
W.J. Finch H.W.Ford A.J. Francis S. Freestone N.P. Fry W.P. Fry R. Gerrish E.J. Grant W.P. Grant
F.A. Greatwood F.G. Griffin S.G. Harvey G.A.W. Hibberd C.J. Hicketts C. Hooper-Greenhill F. Hooper-Greenhill
F. Hunt W. Hutchins W. Ingram A.E. Jackson F.J. Jefferies W.T. Jefferies H. Jones H.F. Kerley F.W. Knight
R.T. Laurence J.A. Lee R.B. Love W.R. Maslen F.S. Matlock H.C.W. Mead A.E. Mills H.J. Mizen W.H. Mould
A.E. Neale E.H. Neat W.W.Neat A.J. Newman W.J. Newman S.L. Newton F. Osborne W.G. Palmer A.E. Papps
F. Parker H.J. Pearce S.G. Pearce R.G.L. Piper A.E. Poole W.G. Randall G.T. Sanger G. Shorland G.C. Slade
A.G. Smith W.G. Stillman F. Styles W.G. Swatridge T. Thorne J. Thurlow F.T. Townsend J.R. Townsend
W.E. Treasure A.J. Wilkins E.F. Wilkins G.T. Winter E.J. Woodward C.H. Young

1939 - 1945

(now WW2 names)
This memorial was renovated in 2014 to mark the centenary of the Great War
'We will remember them'

1914-1918 1939-1945

Original two tablet memorial (Names with no link are WW2, J Dyte not known if WW1 or WW2, no trace in CWGC).

In memory of our glorious dead

(Left side tablet)
W.C. Adlam
C.F. Amphlett
E.J. Andrews
J. Anstey
D. Avon
J.M. Ayre
J.S. Bailey
L.T. Bailey
F.J. Barber
W.G. Battle
J. Bigwood
S.N. Boulton
D.A. Bryant
H.R.A. Bryant
J.L. Bull
D.S. Burgess
F.A. Burgess
H.G. Carter
J.S. Carter
W.F. Carter
E.D. Chapman
E.J. Chapman
K. Chapman
W.P.D. Chapman
F.G. Churchill
P.A. Clinch
W. Collier
G. Cornish
C.J. Cox
W.F. Dallimore

V.C. Day
A.E. Dew
H. Dew
A.E. Docker
J. Dyte
A.H. Elkins
T.H. Elkins
J. Ellery
J. Emery
A.J. Emm
W.J. Finch
H.W.Ford
A.J. Francis
S. Freestone
N.P. Fry
W.P. Fry
R. Gerrish
J. Grant
W.P. Grant
A.P. Greatwood
F. Griffen
F.G. Griffin
D.G. Gumm
P.N. Harvey
S. Harvey
W.J. Hemmens
G.A.W. Hibberd
C.J. Hicketts
G.F.C. Hicketts
C. Hooper-Greenhill

(Right side tablet)
F.H. Hooper-Greenhill
F. Hunt
F.B. Hussey
W. Hutchins
W. Ingram
A.E. Jackson
F. Jefferies
W.T. Jefferies
H. Jones
H.F. Kerley
F.W. Knight
W.G. Lanfear
R.T. Laurence
A.J. Lee
A. Little
R.B. Love
W.R. Maslen
R.J. Matthews
C.H.W. Mead
J. Mead
A.E. Mills
H.J. Mizen
W.H. Mould
A.E. Neale
E.H. Neat
W.W.Neat
A.J. Newman
W. Newman
S.L. Newton
F.J. Osborne C.H. Young

W.G. Palmer
A.E. Papps
F. Parker
D.S. Pearce
H.J. Pearce
S.G. Pearce
R.G.L. Piper
A.E. Poole
A. Raines
A.J. Raines
W.G. Randall
G.T. Sanger
G. Shorland
G.C. Slade
A.G. Smith
C.J. Smith
W.G. Stillman
F. Styles
W.G. Swatridge
T. Thorne
J. Thurlow
J.R. Townsend
W.E. Treasure
D.S. Veryard
A.J. Wilkins
E.F. Wilkins
A.R. Williams
V. Windsor
E.J. Woodward
G.T. Winter

1914-1918 1939-1945

Marble tablet on wall in All Saints Church.

+ In proud and dear memory of John Walter Gunning Lieut. 1st Battn. Duke of Edinburgh's Wiltshire Regiment who was killed at the Battle of Bapaume on the 24th March 1918 aged 20 I thank my God upon every remembrance of you

Carved wooden tablet on wall in All Saints Church.

In memory of Surgeon George Shorland R.N A very gallant Englishman who went down with nearly the whole ship's company of H.M.S Invincible in the Battle of Jutland 31 May 1916 All's H.M.S. Well Invincible

Roll of honour book in cabinet on wall in All Saints Church (Locked when church visited).

On cabinet door.

Book of Remembrance 1914-1919

Westbury Parish Wilts

Stone cross in All Saints Churchyard.


(Left side face)

1914

(Front face) + Remember In the Living Lord the Men of Westbury who gave their lives in the Great War


(Right side face)

1919


(Back face)

Their
name
liveth
for
evermore