Lance Corporal Fergus Ronald, XIII Platoon, 17th (Service) Battalion Manchester Regiment – Mentioned in Despatches By Mark Bailey
Sergeant Frank Amos, 9th (Chatham) Battalion Royal Marines Light Infantry – wounded in the Boer War By Mark Bailey
Private Frank Lake, D Company, 1/20th Battalion London Regiment – died a prisoner of war By Mark Bailey
Private William Henry Lockyear, 73rd (Mechanical Transport) Company, 3rd Cavalry Divisional Supply Column Army Service Corps - one of at least 3 brothers to serve By Mark Bailey
Private Sydney Charles Weeks, 1/1st Kent Battalion – one of 5 brothers to serve, 2 dying By Mark Bailey
Private Leonard Blamey, 74th Battalion Machine Gun Corps – served in Egypt, Palestine & finally France By Mark Bailey
Private Arthur Alexander Stokes, 24th Battalion (2nd Sportsman’s) Royal Fusiliers – one of 3 brothers to serve By Mark Bailey
Private William Henry Wyatt, 1/7th Middlesex Regiment – one of at least 4 brothers to serve By Mark Bailey
Private Percy William Sampson, 1/4th Battalion Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry – one of 3 brothers who served By Mark Bailey
Private Edward Llewellyn Pengelly, 10th Battalion King’s (Shropshire Light Infantry) – one of 2 brothers to serve By Mark Bailey
Driver Frederick Thomas Coldridge, 150th Field Company Royal Engineers – one of 2 brothers to serve By Mark Bailey
Private Fred Shillabeer, 2nd Battalion Royal Marines Light Infantry – one of 3 brothers to serve By Mark Bailey
Sapper Ernest Alfred May, 119th Railway Company Royal Engineers – married just 15 weeks By Mark Bailey
Fitter Staff Sergeant Verney William Cox, 138th Heavy Battery Royal Garrison Artillery – very much liked by his officers By Mark Bailey
