Wakefield Family History Sharing
Wesley St Burial Ground
War Memorial
Sacred to the Memory of the Men from this Parish who Laid Down Their Lives in the Great War 1914 - 1918 |
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| John Ackroyd | |
| James E Allott | |
| Norman W Armitage | |
| Ted Armitage | |
| Herbert Ashby | |
| Harry Asquith | |
| John W Asquith | |
| Arthur Audsley | |
| Edgar Audsley | |
| Fred Beetham | |
| Harry Beetham | |
| Alfred Bilbrough | |
| Fred Blackburn | |
| Vincent Brook | |
| David Butterfield | |
| William Chappel | |
| George Colbeck | |
| George A Deighton | |
| Ernest Dews | |
| Fred Dews | |
| Hubert Dews | |
| Willie Dews | |
| Edwin B Dickson | |
| Joe Dixon | |
| H Thornton Drake | |
| Jim Fox Elliott | |
| Harry Ellis | |
| George Arthur Ely | |
| Thomas Felton | |
| Claude Fisher | |
| Harry Fothergill | |
| James Frudd | |
| Harry H Furness | |
| William F Gee | |
| Frank Goldthorpe | |
| Harvey Grace | |
| Thomas W Green | |
| Oswald Grogan | |
| Thomas Grogan | |
| Jojn Edwin Guest | |
| Victor Gummerson | |
| George W Haigh | |
| Benjamin W Hall | |
| John K Hanson | |
| Walter Hanson | |
| Louis Harrison | |
| Harry Hemingway | |
| Irwin Hinchliffe | |
| Wilton H Illingworth | |
| Herbert Illingworth | |
| Herbert Jackson | |
| George E Jessop | |
| Joseph Kitson | |
| Fred Laycock | |
| John M Lucas | |
| Clifford Manners | |
| James H Matthews | |
| Alfred Naylor | |
| George A Onion | |
| Fred Sykes Parker | |
| William H Phillips | |
| Edwin S Pickard | |
| Edgar Pickles | |
| Fred W Richardson | |
| Fred Robinson | |
| James Ryan | |
| George W Sharpe | |
| Fred Smith | |
| George Smith | |
| Oliver Smith | |
| Willie Smith | |
| Clifford Spedding | |
| C Summerscales | |
| Harry Swallow | |
| Arthur Sykes | |
| Fred Talbot | |
| James F Taylor | |
| Albert Teale | |
| Edward Teale | |
| Herbert Terry | |
| Arthur Todd | |
| Herbert Vickers | |
| Wilfred Wainwright | |
| Clifford Walker | |
| Harry Walker | |
| Ernest Webster | |
| Clifford C Whitworth | |
| George Wilby | |
| Thomas W Wilkinson | |
| Lawrence Wilkinson | |
The men that worked for England they have their graves at home and bees and birds of England above the cross can roam. But they that fought for England, following a falling star. Alas, alas, for England they have their graves afar extract from a poem by G K Chesterton |
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