1st World War - Mylor Roll of Honour

ALFRED ERNEST BLACKLER Private 37231 1st/5th Bn., Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
who died on Wednesday 17 April 1918 . Age 18 .
Son of Mr. and Mrs. James Blackler, of Passage Hill, Mylor Bridge, Falmouth.
Cemetery: LOOS MEMORIAL Pas de Calais, France
Grave or Reference Panel Number: Panel 68

HUGH FREDERICK WHITMORE CHAMBERLIN
Second Lieutenant 2nd Bn., Durham Light Infantry
who died on Sunday 15 October 1916 .
Cemetery: THIEPVAL MEMORIALSomme, France
Grave or Reference Panel Number: Pier and Face 14 A and 15 C

JOHN BOYD CHAMBERLIN
Second Lieutenant 13th Training Sqdn., Royal Air Force
who died on Tuesday 23 April 1918 . Age 19 .
Son of Hugh Whitmore Chamberlin and Aileen Chamberlin, of Trenewth, Mylor Bridge, Falmouth.
Cemetery: MYLOR (ST. MYLOR) CHURCHYARDCornwall, United Kingdom

Lieut. D.W.Gules. N.F. - Unable to trace, possibly I have the wrong name

W DOIDGE
Driver 784 Royal Engineers
who died on Sunday 11 April 1915 . Age 33 .
Son of John and Sarah Doidge, of Carclew Downs; husband of Clara Jane Doidge, of Bickland Budock, Falmouth.
Cemetery: MYLOR (ST. MYLOR) CHURCHYARD Cornwall, United Kingdom

SIDNEY GAY
Rifleman 208027 19th Bn., Rifle Brigade
who died on Monday 1 January 1917 .
Cemetery: MIKRA MEMORIAL Greece

ARTHUR HENRY GILBERT
Private 30821 8th Bn., Somerset Light Infantry
who died on Thursday 22 August 1918 . Age 18 .
Son of Joseph and Jessie Jane Gilbert, of Rosehill Farm, Mylor Bridge, Falmouth, Cornwall.
Cemetery: BIENVILLERS MILITARY CEMETERY Pas de Calais, France
Grave or Reference Panel Number: XIX. E. I.

HARRY GIBSON HANKINS
Private 27681 1st Bn., Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
who died on Monday 23 April 1917 .
Cemetery: ARRAS MEMORIAL Pas de Calais, France
Grave or Reference Panel Number: Bay 6

FRANK LOVELL
Lance Serjeant 7708 1st Bn., Royal Berkshire Regiment
who died on Tuesday 25 August 1914 . Age 24 .
Son of Fred and Annie Lovell, of Comford, Mylor Bridge, Cornwall. Born in Royal Berks Regt., Templemore.
Cemetery: MAROILLES COMMUNAL CEMETERY Nord, France

THOMAS EDWARD LEGGE OLIVEY
Apprentice S.S. "Trekieve" (St. Ives), Mercantile Marine
who died on Wednesday 18 April 1917 . Age 19 .
Son of Thomas Henry and Victoria Amelia Olivey, of
7055, Peckham Rd., Camberwell, London. Born at Reading.
Cemetery: TOWER HILL MEMORIAL London, United Kingdom
CHARLES WESLEY REES

Engine Room Artificer 4th Class M/10952 H.M.S. "Queen Mary.", Royal Navy
who died on Wednesday 31 May 1916 . Age 22 .
Son of William James and Esther Rees, of Mylor
Bridge, Penryn, Cornwall. Born at Flushing, Cornwall.
Cemetery: PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL Devon, United Kingdom
Grave or Reference Panel Number: 14.

STANLEY REES
Rifleman A/204556 16th Bn., King's Royal Rifle Corps
who died on Tuesday 16 April 1918 .
Cemetery: PLOEGSTEERT MEMORIAL Comines-Warneton, Hainaut, Belgium
Grave or Reference Panel Number: Panel 8

Lieut. J.V.Rogers 78 Canadians - unable to trace

RODNEY MERRIFIELD TALLACK
Private 57701 2nd Bn., Worcestershire Regiment
who died on Sunday 29 September 1918 .
Cemetery: VIS-EN-ARTOIS MEMORIAL Pas de Calais, France
Grave or Reference Panel Number: Panel 6

JOHN TOY
Leading Stoker K/9227 H.M.S. "Indefatigable.", Royal Navy
who died on Wednesday 31 May 1916 .
Cemetery: PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL Devon, United Kingdom
Grave or Reference Panel Number: 15.

T C WALLEY
Private 42418 2nd Bn., Royal Berkshire Regiment
who died on Monday 27 May 1918 .
Cemetery: LA VILLE-AUX-BOIS BRITISH CEMETERYAisne, France
Grave or Reference Panel Number: Prouvais Com. Cem. German Extn. Mem. 5

2nd World War - Mylor Roll of Honour

• Barnicoat J Sgt AC – Cannot identify
• Burley, Cedric Lewis, Stoker 1st Class, H.M.S. Courageous, Royal Navy, Son of Joseph and Frances Burley, of Mylor, Cornwall., died 17/09/1939, Plymouth Naval Memorial 
• Bunny Bertram Francis, Serjeant Royal Artillery, Son of Thomas and Adeline Bunny; husband of Mary Gwendoline Bunny, of Blackwater, Cornwall. Age 33, died 22/05/1945 Ranchi War Cemetery
• Cundy James Douglas Sapper Royal Engineers Son of James and Violet Irene Cundy, of Mylor Bridge, Cornwall. Age 24 died 03/11/1943 Kanchanaburi War Cemetery
• Dorian-Smith, CR Capt Buffs – Para – Cannot identify
• Dorian-Smith, Horace Algernon, Lieutenant, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry died 22/04/1942
• Ferris, Reginald Charles, Stoker 1st Class, H.M.S. Pembroke. Royal Navy, Son of Archibald and Phoebie Rosalie Ferris, of Falmouth, Cornwall. Died 26 Died 09/06/1941 Basra War Cemetery
• Ferris C AB RN – Cannot identify
• Hingston Raymond John Stoker 1st Class Royal Navy Son of Francis Charles and Jessie Hingston, of Mylor, Cornwall. Aged 26 Died 15/12/1941, Plymouth Naval Memorial
• Lawry Charles Mervyn Pilot Officer RAF Son of William John and Dorothy May Lawry, of Mylor, Cornwall. Died 29/10/1942 Alamein Memorial
• Passmore William Thomas Engine Room Artificer 1st Class, H.M.S. Adventure, Royal Navy, Mylor (St. Mylor) Churchyard, North of church.
• Pike, R Sub Lt FAA – Cannot identify
• Pearce, Norman Trevanion Engine Room Artificer 3rd Class, H.M.S. Galatea, Royal Navy, Son of Norman Richard and Ellen Pearce; husband of Lydia Winifred Pearce, of Flushing, Cornwall. Aged 28 died 15/12/1941 Plymouth Naval Memorial
• Prout, William Sampson, Chief Petty Officer Cook, H.M.S. Drake, Royal Navy Son of Sampson Rodney and Emma Jane Prout, of Mylor Bridge, Cornwall; husband of Edith Lilian Prout, of Mylor Bridge. Aged 50, died 21/04/1941, Plymouth (Weston Mill) Cemetery 
• Richards, KE RA RN – Cannot identify
• Rogers, D Pte KR – Cannot identify
• Vincent, C Pte DRR – Cannot identify
• Wilmot, William George Engine Room Artificer 4th Class H.M.S. Drake II Royal Navy died 28/09/1940 Mylor (St. Mylor) Churchyard
• Chamberlin, Guy Hesketh Sergeant (Pilot) Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 156 Sqdn. Son of Hugh Whitmore Chamberlin and Eileen Chamberlin; husband of Violet Phoebe Chamberlin, of Shirwell, Devon. Aged 33 died 156 Sqdn. Reichswald Forest War Cemetery
• Trevena William Robert Chief Stoker H.M.S. Glorious Royal Navy Son of William John and Kitty Trevena; husband of Gladys Maude Trevena. Aged 39 died 09/06/1940 Plymouth Naval Memorial

Civilians killed by enemy action in the 2^nd World War

• Bird C 40
• Bird O 36
• Bruscy P 34
• Hamilton A 12
• Rickard B 28
• Rickard M 8
• Tallack L 38

Links to the Commonwealth Wargraves Commission site for those wargraves in Mylor Churchyard

Name	Rank	Regiment	Date of death	Age	Grave Location
BIRD, W C	Corporal	Home Guard	13/11/1941	Unknown
CARLYLE, BERTIE	Sergeant	Home Guard	16/05/1943	50
CHAMBERLIN, JOHN BOYD	Second Lieutenant	Royal Air Force	23/04/1918	19
DOIDGE, W	Driver	Royal Engineers	4/11/1915	33
DORRIEN-SMITH, HORACE ALGERNON	Lieutenant	Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry	22/04/1942	Unknown	North East of church near new entrance.
GREGORY, ARNOLD FREDERICK JOHN	Seaman	Royal Naval Patrol Service	31/03/1941	Unknown
MONK, HERBERT AUSTIN	Second Hand	Royal Naval Patrol Service	15/10/1941	59	East of chancel.
PASSMORE, WILLIAM THOMAS	Engine Room Artificer 1st Class	Royal Navy	13/11/1939	46	North of church.
WILMOT, WILLIAM GEORGE	Engine Room Artificer 4th Class	Royal Navy	28/09/1940	Unknown

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