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Memorial | Unit | Date | Country | Location | Notes | Inscription |
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St Mary's Copythorne Plaque | 1914-1918 | United Kingdom | St Mary's Church, Copythorne, Hants | No trace of a Charles Effery nor C Effemy as recorded on the memorial ouside the Church. Probably the Rupert S Effemy on the Netley Marsh memorial. | For God King & Country. Includes: Charles Effery | |
St Mary's Hayling Island Memorials | 1914-1919, 1939-1945 | United Kingdom | St Mary's Church, South Hayling, Hants | Pte Joseph James Boncey, RMLI, PO/11603, HMS Invincible, died 31 May 1916; QMS J B Elmer, RMA, RMA/1304 (RMR/A/0321), Eastney Barracks, died, 1 Oct 1915; Gunner F J May, RMA, RMA/1042(S), RMA Howitzer Bde, died 12 Feb 1919; Mne Peter Henry Bowers, RM, PO/X 2374, HMS Barham, died 25 Nov 1941; Cpl Hector Leslie Reed, RM, PO/X 1682, HMS Hood, died 24 May 1941; Mne Martin Donald Reed, RM, PO/X 101229, died 4 Dec 1940 | Includes: WW1: Boncey, J J, RMLI, HMS Invincible; Elmer, J B, QMS, RMA; May, F J, Gunner, RMA. WW2: Bowers, P H, Mne; Reed, H L, Cpl; Reed, M D, Mne. | |
St Mary's Warsash Memorial | 1914-1919, 1939-1945 | United Kingdom | St Mary's Church, Warash, Hants | Bertie Turner, RMA 14531, HMS Defence, 31 May 1916. No RMs for WW2. Roll of Honour (served) A McDonald, Pte, RMLI. | For God, King & Country, Greater love hath no man than this, The Heroic Dead. Includes: Turner, B, 1916, RN | |
St Marys Church War Memorial Torquay 1 | RMLI | UK | Devon | |||
St Marys Church War Memorial Torquay 2 | RMLI | UK | Devon | Ply/10222 Pte Arthur Walling | ||
St Michael All Angels, Lyndhurst_plaque | 1914-1918 | United Kingdom | St Michael All Angels Church, Lyndhurst, Hants | Pte George Pullinger PO/15500, RMLI, HMS Good Hope, lost 1 Nov 1914. T F Turton, PO/16707 who appears on the main Lyndhurst memorial is not included here. | Let us remember the men of Lyndhurst who lost their lives through the Great War. Includes: G Pullinger, Pte, RMLI | |
St Peter's North Hayling Memorial | 1914-1919, 1939-1945 | United Kingdom | St Peter's Churchyard, North Hayling, Hants | Pte Joseph James Boncey, RMLI, PO/11603, HMS Invincible, died 31 May 1916 | Includes: Boncey, J J | |
St Wilfred's Parishioners (by streets) memorial | 1914-1918 | United Kingdom | St Wilfrid's Church, Portsmouth | Lists all parishioners who served in WW1. | Includes: Beecham Road: Stevens, J, Band Corp, RMA. Avondale Road: Jones G T, RMLI. George Street: Cooper, C, RMLI. Burleigh Road: Giles H, Pte, RMLI. Langford Road: Boulton H, Pte, RMLI; Rendell, A, Pte, RMLI; Palmer H, Pte, RMLI. Outer St Wilfrid's: Dean W, Serg R Marines; Turner, A, Serg, RMA. Glencoe Road: Ludlow, W, Pte, RMLI. | |
St Wilfred's Roll of Honour | 1914-1918 | United Kingdom | St Wilfrid's Church, Portsmouth | Lists all parishioners who gave their lives in WW1. Cpl Frederick Warren Horatio Parker, RMLI, PO/15023, HMS Invincible, died 31 May 1916; Musician Ernest John Gallagher, RM Band, RMB/1772, HMS Indefatigable, died 31 May 1916 | Includes : Frederick Warren Horatio Parker, Cpl, RMLI, HMS Invincible; Ernest John Gallagher, Musician, RM Band, HMS Indefatigable; | |
St. Andrew's Church | RMA | UK | Southsea | Cont'd:. .. on the other side panels represent Nativity, and on the other side panels figures of the types of Prophets and Recorders of the Nativity Also a second memorial was unveiled in memory of Brig. Gen. Lumsden. Inscription: Extract from G & L: On 25 July, 1920, at St. Andrews Church the RMA Memorial was unveiled to the memory of Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers, and Men of the RMA who fell in the Great War. The memorial itself is of carved oak and mosaic, | ||
St. Andrew's Church, Belchamp St. Paul, Suffolk | Royal Marines | UK | Belchamp St. Paul, Essex | |||
St. Andrew's Church, Plymouth | Royal Marines | UK | Plymouth | Inscription: Plaque: This tree was planted 15th August 1985 (40th Anniversary of V-J Day ) | ||
St. Andrew's Taunton War Memorial | Royal Marines | United Kingdom | Somerset | Horace Charles Thorne | ||
St. Aubin-sur-Mer (1), France | 48 Commando RM | France | St. Aubin-sur-Mer | Memorial to 48 Commando RM , St. Aubin, Normandy, France | ||
St. Aubin-sur-Mer, France | 48 Commando RM | France | St. Aubin-sur-Mer | Street nameplate for the Rue 48eme Commando des Royal Marines, St. Aubin-sur-Mer, Normandy, France | ||
St. Austell War Memorial (1) | Royal Marine Light Infantry | United Kingdom | Cornwell | E.H.Brant Private PO/10511, Portsmouth Battalion, Royal Naval Division, Royal Marine Light Infantry. Died 3 December 1914. Buried in Gent City Cemetery, Oost-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Row A. Grave 19. | ||
St. Austell War Memorial (2) | Royal Marines | United Kingdom | Cornwell | James Lawry Perry Temporary Acting Captain, No. 48 R.M. Commando, Royal Marines. Died 6 June 1944. Aged 22. Son of Sydney Beecher Perry and Evelyn Perry, of St. Austell, Cornwall. Buried in BAYEUX WAR CEMETERY, Calvados, France. Plot XIV. Row A. Grave 18. | ||
St. Catherine British Cemetery | France | Arras | ||||
St. Dominick War Memorial | Royal Marine Artillery | United Kingdom | Cornwell | Sam William Cordwell, RMA/7989 Gunner, (RMR/B/1103), H.M.S. Aboukir. | ||
St. George's Church, Pembroke - 1 | Royal Marines | UK | Chatham | Former Royal Naval Church, now St. George's Center under the control of Gillingham Council. Windows are in most cases dedicated to a number of Chatham Ships and actions in which Royal Marines died. |