Naunton War Memorials & Service Rolls

Naunton, Gloucestershire, UK

Naunton War Memorial Gloucestershire Naunton Church War Memorial
Baptist Chapel St. Andrews Church

Baptist Chapel

The war memorial is a small stone cross on a granite base located in the Baptist Chapel graveyard.

Note: The Baptist Chapel is closing, but it is planned to leave the war memorial in the current position in the Baptist Chapel courtyard which will remain open to the public.

In grateful memory
of the men of this parish
who gave their lives
in the great war
1914-1918

JOHN BARTLETT
CHARLES DAVIS
ERNEST DEAN
WALTER R.J. EAST
CHRISTOPHER C. FLETCHER
H. WALTER GARDNER
FREDRICK G. HATHAWAY
JAMES HIGGINS
JAMES ILES
ALBERT LOCKEY
WILLIAM C.A. MUNDY
CHARLES SCOTT
WILLIAM SMITH

1939

KENNETH CHARLES ASTON

St. Andrews Church

The war memorial is a stone tablet on the north wall of the aisle

N PROUD MEMORY OF
THE MEN OF THIS PARISH
WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR
1914 - 1918

CHRISTOPHER C. FLETCHER 10TH GLOS.
FREDRICK G. HATHAWAY 1ST GLOS.
JAMES ILES 10TH GLOS.
ALBERT LOCKEY 10TH GLOS.
WILLIAM C.A. MUNDY 10TH GLOS.
ERNEST DEAN 1ST WORC.
CHARLES DAVIS 7TH GLOS.
JAMES HIGGINS R.F.A.
JOHN BARTLETT R.G.A.
WILLIAM F. TIMMS 2/7 R. WARWICKS.
HENRY W. GARDNER R.G.A
WILLIAM SMITH 2ND WORC.
WALTER R.J. EAST 1/5 GLOS

1939 - 1945

KENNETH ASTON R.A
CYRIL A. SAUNDERS R.A.F
GILBERT L. STOREY R.A.F

"GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS".


In addition, three items adjacent to each other opposite the door :-

Two wood framed manuscipts listing the men and women that served from the parish during the two World Wars
and
The grey painted cross that served as the original marker for Gunner John Bartlett's temporary grave.


SERVICE ROLL

[Words in a scroll with Union Jack and White Ensign flags above].

1914 - 1919

Of the men who enlisted from Naunton Parish for the Great War and returned safely.

Aston, Frank Hayward, Victor
Bartlett, Fred Hill, Ernest
Bartlett, Reginald Hill, Sidney
Beames, Frank Hobbs, Herbert William
Benfield, Leslie Hobbs, Walter John
Burgiss, Jack Hooper, James Wynn
Davis, Albert Hooper, Sidney
Davis, Fred Hughes, Edward
Davis, Tom Hughes, Percy
Elvin, William  James, Mark
Fletcher, George James, Raymond
Fletcher, Joseph Arthur Leacey, Stanley
Fluck, Alfred Lockey, Frank
Gleed, Charles Lockey, Walter
Gleed, Frank Midwinter, John
Griffin, Frank Miffling, Harry
Harris, Albert  Pulham, Edward
Harris, Charles Thomas Pulham, Wilfred
Harris, Herbert Staite, Frank
Harris, James Stratford, Bert
Harwood, Roy Stratford, William
Hathaway, Albert Henry Temple, Albert
Hathaway, Alfred Timms, Fred
Hathaway, Frank Townsend, Arthur
Hathaway, Percy Victor Tucker, William
Hawker, William Williams, Ernest
   

Charles J. Scott enlisted from this Parish, and died in France, and his name is recorded on the War Tablet at Fifield, Oxon


SERVICE ROLL

[Words in a scroll with Saint George slaying the dragon above].

1939 - 1945

OF THOSE MEN FROM THIS PARISH WHO JOINED H.M. FORCES IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR AND RETURNED SAFELY.

Arkell, Muriel Francis Jones, Hermas
Bayliss, Ernest Horace Keneally, Thomas
Benfield, Algernon Cecil Lister-Coles, Theodore
Benfield, Claude Edwin Mattock, James William
Crayden, Ernest Miffling, Ernest
Day, Geoffrey Robert Morris, Reginald Walter
Dean, Leslie Neale, George
Dean, Frank Perry, Ernest Edward
Dean, George Henry Read, Charles Gilbert
Fletcher, Charles John Ridge, Gilbert Charles
Fletcher, Cuthbert Ridout, Charles
Gleed, Albert Sell, Gladys
Gleed, Reginald John Smith, Monica Muriel
Hanks, Edward Leslie Smith, Cecil John
Hanks, Roger Retallick Stanbridge, Thomas John
Hanks, Daphne Mildred Temple, Harold William
Harwood, Kenneth James Watson, Lionel
Hawker, Cecil James Willis, Ronald Arthur
Hobbs, Alfred Lloyd Willis, Norman Henry
James, Ivor Thomas Wright, Muriel
James, Richard  

The grey painted cross that served as the original marker for Gunner John Bartlett's temporary grave.

Gunr J. Bartlett, 274 RGA, 110951, interred in France.


NOTE.

There are the discrepancies between the two war memorials regarding the names listed.

Listing and photographs courtesy of  Evan Lewis