SUTTON AND WAWNE ROLL OF HONOUR SUTTON-on-HULL                                 (copyright free for personal family use only) Some images from Sutton War Memorial on the morning of 12th November 2017 The poppy display is by the Sutton Women's Institute commemorating the 2016 centenary of the Battle of the Somme last year Main War Memorial Pages where there are links to the Rolls of Honour for Wawne, Stoneferry, Wilmington & St Mark's in The Groves

SUTTON WAR MEMORIAL Roll of Honour "LEST WE FORGET" WORLD WAR 1 To the undying memory of the Men of Sutton who laid down their lives for their Country in the Great War 1914-1918 JOSEPH Wm BARRON ALBERT BAYSTON DICK BAYSTON ROBERT HENRY BOWES HAROLD BROUGTON KENNETH H CHILD WILFRED CHILD RICHARD COATES WILLIAM J DECENT GEORGE HENRY DIBB GEORGE GRIFFIN HENRY A HATFIELD STANLEY HATFIELD SIDNEY H HELLYER HUGH J P HOPKINSON ERNEST HOPPER EDGAR HUTCHINGS ALBERT LINWOOD WILLIAM MOAT JOHN WILLIAM NAYLOR STANLEY PARROTT CYRIL PICKERING GEORGE PINKNEY WALTER PINKNEY FRANK A RICHARDSON EDWARD SHEARSMITH ROBERT THROWER ALBERT V TINDILL NORMAN VERTICAN CLAUDE WARD CHARLES Wm WESTOBY ARTHUR S WILKINSON JOHN H WILKINSON WILLIAM WILKINSON LEONARD C WILLIS ROBERT WRIGHT WORLD WAR 2 Also of those who died gloriously in the World War 1939-1945 KENNETH AUSTIN * DAVID BLYTH ARTHUR CONSTABLE * STUART DOWNES PATERSON (PAT) HUGHES * SYDNEY JOHNSON REGINALD KITCHING * FRANK PINKNEY JAMES PITCHER KENNETH ROWNTREE RAYMOND ROWNTREE DEREK SHARP DOUGLAS SHEARSMITH GEORGE SHEPHERDSON REGINALD SHEPPARD * HORACE STONE THOMAS TIERNEY * JOHN WILLIAMSON WALTER WILLIAMSON HAROLD WILSON * * indicates those buried in St James' Churchyard, of which there are fourteen CWGC Graves, and photos of all of them are available HERE Details of all of these men can be viewed on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission Website (opens in a new window) Civilian Deaths: LIZZIE ELLERBY ELIZABETH WILLIS The Civilian War Dead Index for WW II (also opens in a new window) The above link takes you to another website and pages that list all the civilian wartime casualties of enemy action in Northumberland, Durham and Yorkshire. You'll have no difficulty in spotting the Hull ones . . sadly, they are easily the more numerous. Another page that may be of interest with reference to the Hull Blitz, including some maps of Hull plotting the fall of bombs, is available on my other website at Hull Blitz Maps There are Fourteen War Graves from both wars within Sutton churchyard itself, mainly of men from other parts of the UK, and one of an RAF WW2 pilot from Cooma, NSW, Australia. "Their names liveth for evermore . . ." Centenary Evening August 4th 2014 (photo: Terry Keal) BACK TO HOME PAGE Top of Page MAIN MEMORIAL PAGE SUTTON on HULL PAGE * * * * * *

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