Longborough War Memorial
The memorial is a stone cross on the green in the centre of Longborough, Gloucestershire, UK.
To the glory of God and in memory
of those who gave their lives 1914 - 1918
| Tom Akerman | Fred Akerman |
| William Arthurs | John Castle |
| Fred Castle | George Castle |
| Arthur Clarke | Ernest Dicks |
| Charles B. Dolphin | Ernest Gilllett |
| Thomas Hamblett | Wilfred Hamblett |
| Charles Hudson | Oliver F. Hathaway |
| Charles King | Oswald Oliver |
| John A. Partington | Fred Partington |
| Algermon P. Pethrick | Harry Rumbold |
| Henry Rumbold | Alfred Spragg |
| William E. Taylor | Sidney Taylor |
| James Walker |
We died that England might live
Do thou live that England may not die.
1939 - 1945
Oliver Castle
Thomas W. Catchpole
Kenneth A. Miles
In St.James' church Longborough there is a small plain Roll of Honour that lists those from Longborough and Sezincote who died and served in the Great War. In addition to those commemorated on the war memorial (and J. Simmonds), it lists about 85 names that served and returned.
Notes:
1. On the Roll of Honour "E.Dix" is listed vice "E.Dicks"
2. The RoH contains an extra name "J. Simmonds" as having been killed.
3. As the RoH specifically mentions the adjoining small hamlet of Sezincote it is possible some of the dead on the war memorial might have also come from there.
Listing provided by Evan Lewis August 2013