Not Just A Name

Individual records of those commemorated on the Eston War Memorial, 1914–1918.

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Thos Fewsdale
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Thos Fewsdale

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J Allison Hall
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J Allison Hall

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A Handford
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A Handford

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Walter Jarvis
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Walter Jarvis

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Archie Kerrison
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Archie Kerrison

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G Knott
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G Knott

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James  William Mortlock
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James William Mortlock

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F G Parker
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F G Parker

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Private. Robert Smith (7932)
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Private. Robert Smith (7932)

13th Bn., Northumberland Fusiliers who died on the 2nd December 1915 aged 23 years. Born in Eston, the son of Robert and Mary Jane Smith, 29 Cleveland Street, Normanby. Remembered With Honour Houplines Communal Cemetery Extension . I.A.29 also commemorated on family memorial in Eston Cemetery. Gravestone – I.328

Raymond Thomas
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Raymond Thomas

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J Wm Wharton
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J Wm Wharton

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Ernest Wilkin
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Ernest Wilkin

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W A Williams
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W A Williams

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Second Lieutenant Arthur Eric Townsend
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Second Lieutenant Arthur Eric Townsend

Second Lieutenant Arthur Eric Townsend who served with both the 1/5th Battalion Durham Light Infantry (DLI) and the Royal Flying Corps (RFC) during the First World War. Regiments: 1/5th Battalion, Durham Light Infantry; Royal Flying Corps. Died: 15 February 1917. Memorial/Burial: He is buried in the Crucifix Corner Cemetery, Villers-Bretonneux, France. Personal Details: He was the son of Dr. Francis Edward Townsend and Annette Theresa Townsend of "Killora," Normanby, Eston, Yorkshire.

Lieutenant Francis Edward Stevenson “Joe” Townsend
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Lieutenant Francis Edward Stevenson “Joe” Townsend

n Abbeville Communal Cemetery, France is the Commonwealth War Grave of Lieutenant Francis Edward Stevenson “Joe” Townsend serving with the 1/5th Battalion Durham Light Infantry who died 30/09/1916. The eldest son of Dr. and Mrs. Townsend, of Killora, Normanby, Eston, Yorks. Francis took part in the battles of Ypres, Hooge and Hill 60. He then took part in the Battle of Morval, [one of the battles of the Somme] and was wounded on the 16th September 1916, hit by shrapnel in his head.

J W Muxlow
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J W Muxlow

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R C Parkin
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R C Parkin

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T H Read
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T H Read

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W H Cole
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W H Cole

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Private. Thomas Standley (7328)
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Private. Thomas Standley (7328)

1st/9th Bn,. Durham Light Infantry who was Killed in Action on the 16th January 1917, aged 32 years The son of Mrs Susan Elizabeth Horn (formerly Standley) of "Heather Lea" , Jubilee Road, Eston, and the late Michael Standley, Undertaker's Joiner. Greater Love Hath No Man Than This. Remembered With Honour A.I.F Burial Ground, Flers. Somme, France. I.H.24 also commemorated on family memorial in Eston Cemetery. Gravestone – D.14

J R W Williams
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J R W Williams

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Corporal. Harry Kilvington (131398)
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Corporal. Harry Kilvington (131398)

234th Field Coy, Royal Engineers who died on the 11th October 1916 aged 39 years The son of Robert and Eliza Kilvington and the husband of Elizabeth Jane Kilvington of 2 Hewley Street in Eston. Remembered With Honour Thiepval Memorial . Pier and Face 8A and 8D. Also commemorated on family memorial in Eston Cemetery. Gravestone – I.71

T L Bearcroft
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T L Bearcroft

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W Humberstone
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W Humberstone

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