World War One had far reaching impacts in every community. Huge numbers of men left small communities. Over two hundred left Felsted.
Names A - G of Felsted Residents who also served in World War 1
| Frederick Allen |
Private Soldier 11007 – 9th
Battalion, The Buffs (East Kent) Regiment Address at Enlistment: Leighs Priory
Cottages, Felstead. Attested: 05/12/1915 |
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| Victor Andrews | Appears on the 1918 absent voters
list normally resident at Crooked Billet. The Crooked Billet was
an ale house at Gransmore Green, and stood on the site now
occupied by the Kinvara Business Centre. Victor Harry Andrews was born in Rayne in 1897, the year before his parents Harry Andrews and Emily Sophia Bloomfield married. In the 1901 and 1911 census he is listed as Victor Harry Bloomfield. By the time of his military service he appears to have started using the name Victor Andrews. There are 12 Victor Andrews listed in the National Archives medal card index. Victor Andrews died aged 43 in 1941. |
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| Frederick Charles Archer |
Frederick Charles Archer was born in the Dunmow registration district on 12th January 1899
In 1901 he is living with his
grandparents at the Terrace, Willows Green (The terrace was
located in what is now Evelyn Road)
In 1911 he is still resident at the
Terrace, His age at this time means he would not be eligible for military service until early 1917. He appears on the 1918 absent voters list normally resident at The Terrace, Willows Green. |
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| The Ardley Brothers |
 In 1901 the Ardley family were
resident at the Bell Public House in the centre of Felsted.Arthur Ardley, age: 48, occupation: Beerhouse Keeper & Cab Proprietor, born: Stisted, Essex. Harriett Ardley, age: 42, born: Stisted, Essex. Arthur A Ardley, age: 12, born: Stisted, Essex. Isaac W Ardley, age: 12, born: Stisted, Essex. Percy J Ardley, age: 11 born: Stisted, Essex. Walter H Ardley, age: 9, born: Felsted, Essex. Robin F Ardley, age: 7, born: Felsted, Essex. Lillian Ardley, age: 6, born: Felsted, Essex. Hedley R Ardley, age: 9 months, born: Felsted, Essex. William Fuller (Lodger), age 48, occupation: Bricklayers Labourer, born: Felsted, Essex. Walter Hills (Lodger), age: 34, occupation: Coal Merchants Carryman, born: Sheering, Essex. Thomas Bentall (Lodger), age: 58, occupation: Carryman and Agricultural Labourer born: Felsted, Essex. |
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| Frank Robin Ardley | Frank Robin Ardley was born in
Felsted in 1893. Baptised at Holy Cross Church on 27th August
1893. Appears on Felstead Roll of Honour as R. F. Ardley, the differences between the census entries and the initials on the honour might indicate he preferred to be called Robin. The 1911 census records a Frank Robin Ardley being 17 years old. possibly: Frank R. Ardley. Private Soldier 12211 Essex
Regiment. He joined on 31 August 1914 and went to France with
the 9th Battalion on 30 May 1915. He was invalided out of the
army through sickness on 3 June 1916
and was awarded a Silver War Badge. |
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| Hedley Rowland Ardley | Born in the third quarter of 1900.
Appears on the 1918 absent voters list as normally resident at Coblers Green. He has no listed medal entitlement as he would have just turned 18 in the final months of the war and probably never served abroad. |
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| Walter Horace Ardley | Appears on Felstead Roll of Honour
as W. Ardley 1911 census records a Walter Horace Ardley age 19 The absent voters list records Walter Horace Ardley, resident the Village. The absent voters list also records a Walter Horace Ardler also resident in the Village. I suspect this is the same person, and Ardler is a typographical error. Walter Ardley
went on to own a freight transport business in the village and
was regularly contracted to work for the Felsted Sugar Factory. |
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| William Kenrick Armitstead
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He appears on Felstead Roll of Honour as Armistead Lieut. W. K.
His
Short Service Record: In 1915 he went on active service with the Cheshire Regiment. He was a company commander on the western front and was wounded in October 1916, and was nursed by his future wife, Maria Gezina Swinnerton (Mollie), who he married on 7 April 1920 at Beaumaris. They had four children three of which served during the Second World War.
He went on to Command Felsted School OTC. |
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| Albert Walter Arnold | Royal Flying Corps Brother of Lancelot Arnold The National Archive contains a very brief record card for an A W Arnold, sadly with no address or next of Kin details. The record shows that this AW Arnold had service number 179566 who was sent to the 1 School of Observation to work in the Central Pay Office on 10th December 1918, and was subsequently "Relegated to Reserve" on 6th January 1919, Class G. Class G indicated that he was subject to recall from the reserve if required. This class of reservist was cancelled in 1920 and all those it applied to were formally discharged from the reserve. |
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| George Edward Attwood | George Edward Attwood was born in
Felstead in 1892. He was the eldest child of George and Rosanna
Attwood who were married in 1891. The 1901 census shows them
still living in Felsted: In 1911 George was a driver in the Royal Horse Artillery in Ordnance Road, London. George appears on Felstead Roll of Honour for 1914 as G.
Attwood |
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| Arthur Baker | Arthur Baker was born in the last
months of 1890. Baptised at Holy Cross Church on 27th September 1891. In 1901 the census records the family living
at Oxneys Farm, Bannister Green. Appears on Felstead Roll of Honour as Baker A.
The Essex Regiment Museum records service number 12280, rank
Sergeant, having first enlisted with the 9th Battalion in 1914,
and later transferred to the 11th Battalion. He was discharged
on 29th March 1919. |
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| Frank Baker | Brother of Arthur Baker listed
above. Being born in 1890 he would only have been eligible for
active service during 1918 so may have not served overseas. Appears on the 1918 absent voters
list as normally resident at Oxneys Farm, Bannister Green |
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| The Bantock Brothers | In 1901 the Bantock Family were
living in the village: Harry Bantock, age 38, occupation: Farm Bailiff, born: Boxford, Suffolk. Laura Bantock, age 37, born: Lt. Wallingford, Suffolk. Harry Bantock, age 16, occupation: Farm Labourer, born: Newton, Suffolk. Frederick Bantock, age 14, occupation: Gardener Domestic, born: Halstead, Essex. Florence Bantock, age 12, born: Halstead, Essex. George Bantock, age 9, born: Halstead, Essex. Edith Bantock, age 7, born: Halstead, Essex. Alfred Bantock, age 2, born: Felstead. |
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| Frederick Bantock | Appears on the 1918 absent voters
list as being resident 4 Dunmow Road. Frederick J. Bantock served as Gnr. 69208 with the Royal Field Artillery. |
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| Harry Bantock |
Private Soldier 25766 33rd
(Labour) Battalion Royal Fusliers Born 1884 Attested: 25/02/1916 Character Report: Good. |
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| Charles Bentall | The 1911 census shows Edward and
Alice Bentall lived Felstead Village: Edward Bentall, age 43, occ: Farm Labourer, Cowman on Farm, born Felstead Alice Bentall, age 53, born Leighs Charles Bentall, aged 17, occ: Farm Labourer, born Felstead. Percy Bentall, aged 13, occ: Farm Labourer, born Felstead. Appears on the 1918 absent voters
list as normally resident in the village, Felstead. |
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| Fred James Bentall | The 1911 census shows James and
Mary Bentall living at Bradford Street, Bocking. A son Frederick was aged 16. He was born in Bocking, although his father James was born in Felsted. Appears on the 1918 absent voters
list as normally resident in the village, Felstead. |
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| Frederick Thomas Bentall MM | Lance Corporal 19788 Essex
Regiment Born 1894 Reported wounded in the Essex Weekly News of 11th August 1916. Awarded the Military Medal reported in the London Gazette of 29th August 1918 |
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| Percy Bentall | Percy Bentall was the second son
on Edward and Alice Bentall, and younger brother of Charles
Bentall above. Appears on the 1918 absent voters
list as normally resident in the village, Felstead. |
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| The Bircher Brothers | In 1911 the census records the
Bircher family living at Bartholomew Green: Charles Bircher, age 57, born: Austrey, Warwickshire. Mary Jane Bircher, age 55, born: Warton, Warwickshire. Arthur Sidney Bircher, age 21, born: Amington, Warwickshire. Gerald Bircher, age 19, born: Amington, Warwickshire.
Ernest Bircher had already joined the Army by 1911 and was
serving as a Gunner with the No. 31 Battery, Royal Garrison
Artillery. He is listed as age 20, born Amington, Warwickshire. |
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| Arthur Sidney Bircher | Appears on Felstead Roll of Honour
as A. Bircher. There are two records for Arthur S. Bircher in the National Archive medal card index. |
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| Ernest Bircher | Appears on the 1918 absent voters
list as normally resident at Millfield The National Archive medal card index show he served as Bombardier 29464 (Acting Serjeant) with the 109th Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. |
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| Albert Percy Blackwell | Appears on the 1918 absent voters
list as normally resident at "Glandfields" |
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| Daniel Bohannon | Daniel Bohannon was born on 20th
April 1884 at Ford End, Great Waltham.
(The surname is spelt Bohannan in the register index) Daniel Bohannon married Alice Maud M. Salmon in 1909 The 1911 census, shows the Bohannon family living at the
Terrace, Felstead: Appears on the 1918 absent voters
list as normally resident in the Village, Felstead. Daniel
died in the Chelmsford district in 1966. |
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| Frederick Attie Bohannon | Frederick Bohannon was born in
October 1887. Private Soldier 2290, 3/8th
(Cyclist) Battalion, Essex Regiment In 1901
the Bohannon family were resident in a property in Chelmsford
Road near the Swan Public House: The 1911 census records Frederick living at 63 Albany Villas, Mount Road, Braintree, and working as an Assistant Grocer. Address at Attestation: c/o C Bohannon, Felstead, Essex. He died in the Ilford district in 1963.
Daniel and Frederick were two of four brothers. The older
brothers were Alfred (born 1868) and George (born 1877). They
also had three sisters. In 1901 Alfred, his wife Elizabeth and
daughter Hilda were living in Witham Road, Fairstead but by 1911
they were living in Carshalton, Surrey. George had moved from
the family home in Pleshey to Hammersmith by 1901 and Shepherds
Bush by 1911, where he worked first as a liftman (1901) and then
as a restaurant waiter (1911). |
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| Joseph Nunn Boreham | Jospeh Nunn Boreham was born in
1893 in Sible Hedingham, Essex, the son of Frederick and Jane
Boreham. The 1911 the family were living at North End, Felsted,
in the Parish of Ford End. Joseph appears on the absent voters list
for 1918 as normally resident at Appletrees, Hartford End |
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| Samuel J. Bullock | Appears on Felstead Roll of Honour
as S. Bullock. He was employed as a servant at Felsted School. He enlisted on 31st August 1914, and served as Private Soldier 12223, with the 9th Battalion the Essex Regiment. A Samuel Joseph Bullock was
born in Lexden near Colchester in the first quarter of 1897. |
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| Frederick Carlton Burles | Appears on the absent voters list
for 1918, resident at the Ford. This is in the parish of Little
Dunmow. Service details are listed on the
Little Dunmow page |
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| W. Brown | Appears on Felstead Roll of Honour
The 1920 electoral register includes Walter Brown, resident
Broadway |
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| Albert Carder | Albert Carder was born in Saling
in 1879, and married Katie Rosanna Easter in 1901. In 1911 the
Carder family were resident in Rayne, part of which was in the
parish of Felsted: Appears on the absent voters list
for 1918, resident at Rayne |
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| Walter Carder | Appears on the absent voters list
for 1918, resident at Rayne Walter Carder was born in Felsted
in 1895 and was the youngest brother of Albert Carder. Both were
children of Walter and Emma Carder. |
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| George Chalk |
According to the Essex Regiment Gazette George awarded a 2nd
class certificate of education on 19th July 1909 when he was a
Private soldier. In 1911 census, George was a Lance Corporal in "H" Company, 1st Bn. Essex Regiment and was serving in Quetta Baluchistan, India On 26th March 1913 George achieved his 1st class certificate of education. On 1st November 1913 George transferred to the 3rd Battalion the Royal Fusiliers.
George was the brother of Joseph Chalk. |
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| Berite Champness |
Born Bishops Stortford 1891 Appears on Felstead Roll of Honour as B. Champness He was employed as a servant at Felsted School Bertie Champness
enlisted on 31st August 1914, and served as Private Soldier 12206
with the 9th Battalion, the Essex Regiment |
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| Frank Childs |
Private Soldier 11015, 2nd Battalion, The Buffs (East Kent) Regiment Address at enlistment: Mole Hill Green,
Felstead Attested: 14/02/1916 |
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| William Childs |
appears on the absent voters list for 1918, as normally resident
at Wales Cottages. |
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| Craufurd Chittock
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London Gazette reported on 3 December 1914 that Craufurd
Chittock to be Second Lieutenant for service with the Felsted
School Contingent, Junior Division, Officer Training Corps.
Dated 2nd December, 1914. The register of Officers and Cadets held at the Essex Records Office shows he joined the OTC in the January term 1915. Crauford Chittock remained at Felsted School as a Master, and continued to be an officer with the OTC rising to the rank of Major. He also compiled the School alumni.
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| George Claydon |
appears on the absent voters list for 1918, as normally resident
at Braintree Road. |
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| Ernest Cloughton |
Private Soldier 302057 3rd Battalion Durham Light Infantry Born: 1884 Attested 07/12/1915 |
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| F. Cloughton |
Appears on Felstead Roll of Honour Possible Fred Cloughton
born 1888 or Frank Cloughton born 1890. The medal card index at the National Archive does not give a record for Fred Cloughton but has entries for two Frank Cloughtons: Frank Cloughton, Private Soldier with Royal Army Service
Corps, Motor Transport, and |
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| George William Cox |
Appears on Felstead Roll of Honour as G. Cox Appears on absent voters list George William Cox, address: Leighs Lane. |
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| Ernest Edward Collingridge |
In 1911 The Collingridge family are living at Rosslyn House,
Felstead: Ernest Edward Collingridge, age 31, occupation: Master Market Gardener, born London. Nellie Collingridge, age 28, born Forest Gate, Essex. Leonard Polley, (boarder) age 18, occ: Chauffeur, born: Birch, Essex. Hubert Richard Brice, (nephew) age 4, born: Chadwell Heath, Essex. Appears on Felstead Roll of Honour E.E. Collingridge |
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| George Collins |
Appears on absent voters list as normally resident at Hartford
End Appears on the Ford End Church, Roll of Duty as T.G. Collins, Private, Devonshires. |
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| Herbert Collins |
Appears on absent voters list as normally resident at Hartford
End Appears on the Ford End Church, Roll of Duty as H. Collins, Private, R.W.S. |
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| Herbert Charles Cornell |
Herbert Charles Cornell was born in 1891. In 1911 the Cornell
family were resident in Braintree: Herbert appears on absent voters list as normally resident at Braintree Green In 1921 Herbert married Sarah A Turner. |
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| Arthur Ernest Cox |
The Cox family appear on the 1911 census as resident at Leighs
Lane, Hartford End, Felstead. George William Cox (senior), age 40, occ: Horseman on Farm, born Steeple Bumpstead. Eliza Cox, age 42, born Hempstead, Hertford. George William Cox (junior), age 18, occ: Gardener Domestic, born Bocking. Arthur Ernest Cox, age 16, occ: Horseman on Farm, born Braintree. Florence Mary Cox, age 12, at school, born Felstead. Winifred Maud Cox, age 8, born Felstead. Ernest Albert Charles Cox, age 6, born Felstead. Constance Hilda May Cox, age 4, born Felstead. Charles Edward Cox, age 1, born Felstead. Both men appear on absent voters list as normally resident at Leighs
Lane |
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| George William Cox | |||||
| Douglas Walter Crane |
In 1911 the Crane family were resident at Hall Cottage, East
Donyland, Colchester: George Crane, age 52, occ: Horseman on Farm, born: Chediston, Suffolk. Alice Maria Crane, age 45, born Melton, Suffolk. Frederick Samuel Crane, age 15, occ: Working on Farm, born Bishops Stortford Herts. Douglas Walter Crane, age 13, occ: working on Farm, born Bishops Stortford Herts. Edward Lawrence Crane, age 12, occ: School, born Bishops Stortford Herts. Robert Crane, age 10, occ: School, born Bishops Stortford Herts. Hilda Helen Crane, age 8, occ: School, born Bishops Stortford Herts. William Herbert Crane, age 4, born Rattlesdon, Suffolk. It has only been possible to positively identify service details for Douglas W. Crane, who served as Private Soldier 2290 and later Private Soldier 200539, with the 4th Battalion, the Essex Regiment. All three men appear on the 1918 absent voters list as normally resident at Grandcourts Gate. |
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| Edward Lawrence Crane | |||||
| Frederick Samuel Crane | |||||
| Herbert Crow |
Private Soldier 171412 Labour Corps In 1901 the census shows Herbert Crow living at Bannister Green as a Boarder/Gardner with John & Emily Hutchin. On 27/04/1901 he married Emily Wright at Holy Cross Church, Felsted. A daughter Winifred Lila Crow was born on 19/02/1903. Address at Attestation: Chelmsford Road,
Felstead 08/08/1916: posted to depot company,
Middlesex Regiment |
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| Charles Edward Davey |
The Davey family are listed on the 1911 census as living at
Bannister Green: Annie Davey, age 42, occupation: Laundry maid, born: Felstead. William Davey, age 20, occupation: Machine Labourer, born Felstead. Charlie Davey, age 12, at school, born Felstead. Both
brothers appear on absent voters list as normally resident at Bannister
Green |
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| William Davey | |||||
| Arthur William Davis |
Appears on the 1918 absent voters list as normally resident at
Wales Cottage. |
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| Private Dawson |
In his diary "Echoes of the Great War" Reverend Andrew Clark,
the Vicar of Great Leighs records on Thursday 26 November 1914: "Charles Ward tells an amusing story: Joe Brock's sister's son, a lad called Dawson, got leave for forty-eight hours. When he came to Chelmsford, he was the only soldier in the train. The Chelmsford people thought this was suspicious; pounced on him as a deserter; imprisoned him in the guard's room, and wired to his regiment. Finding that he was on furlough, they came to him at 2 a.m. to tell him he was free. But he, very sensibly, refused to budge till daylight, and insisted on being provided with a meal and a blanket. In the morning he just had time to see his people in Felsted." Whilst a definite identification has yet to be proved the best guess is Herbert George Dawson. Private soldier 40057, with the Essex Regiment, later Private soldier 545303, The Labour Corps. The 1911 Census records the Dawson family as resident at
Valentine Villas, Grandcourts Gate, Rayne, Essex. |
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| Bertie Dodd |
 Bertie
Dodd was born in Felstead in the 3rd quarter of 1880In 1891
his family is living at Rutland's Farm: By 1901 Bertie has enlisted and the census records his occupation as Private Soldier, Infantry, and his is at the Garrison in Colchester. Bertie Dodd was a Private Soldier with 'B' Company the 1st Battalion, the Essex Regiment prior to the outbreak of war and appears on the 1911 census as being in Quetta, aged 30 and working as a cook. The picture on the left was provided by the Essex Regiment Museum and was taken from a larger photograph showing all the cooks serving with the Battalion at that time. Appears on Felstead Roll of Honour B. Dodd The National Archive medal card index show a Bertie Dodd was a
Private Soldier 6153 with the Essex Regiment and later Acting
Sergeant 36568 Scottish Rifles. |
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| Peter Dodd |
Peter Dodd was born in Felstead in 1878 In 1911 Peter Dodd was
working as a Horseman on Farm, at Havering Park Farm, and was a
lodger with George Robson, the Farmer. Appears on absent voters list as normally resident at Mole Hill
Green |
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| Terence O’Cahir
Doherty
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He served in Ireland with the Regiment between 1920 and 1922 and is mentioned in William Sheehan’s book “British Voices from the Irish War of Independence 1918 – 21” who includes some of the memoirs of Brigadier Frederick Charles: “B Company took over Bandon. They arrived with a new name to me, Terence O’Cahir Doherty – this being his first visit to Ireland. His father was the rector of Felsted in Essex where Terence went to school as a day boy. He was at once named Cyclops by the Trout as he had lost one eye on the Somme.” He went on to serve on the Gold Coast as a Captain and served as the Assistant District Commissioner to the British Governor. He is briefly mentioned in the book "Letters from the Gold Coast" by Princess Marie Louise.
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| Henry Selwood Dowsett |
In 1901 the Dowsett family lived at
the White Hart Inn, near the almshouses, Felstead: Harry E. Dowsett, age 33, Licensed Victualler, born: Great Waltham Edith Dowsett (née Selwood), age 35, born: Coleshill, Bucks. Henry S. Dowsett, age 7, born: Walthamstow. (The 1920 electoral Register shows Harry and Edith Dowsett were resident at the Chequers Public House.) Henry appears on Felstead Roll of Honour as H. Dowsett. He was
possibly Private Soldier 3524, Henry S. Dowsett, Royal Fusiliers. |
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| Albert Durose |
Albert Durose married Ethel Easter, in the Dunmow registration
district during the summer of 1916. He appears on the 1918 absent voters List is normally resident at West View. The National archives medal card index, records four possible
Albert Durose service records: A memorial notice has been regularly placed in the Derby
Telegraph for Albert Edward Durose, died 13 Nov 1953, and Ethel
Durose, died 17 Nov 1982. Could this be our Albert and Ethel
Durose? |
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| Seiriol John Arthur
Evans
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Private Soldier 13206, Inns of Court Officer Training Corps Regiment “The Devil’s Own” Born: 22/11/1894. Address at Attestation: Felsted School. Attested: 12/02/1916 As a member of “The Devil’s Own” Seiriol
did rather well as he was Ordained in 1921 after studying at
Salisbury Theological College. He spent his retirement in Fulbourn, and
died on 29/06/1984 just short of 100 years old. |
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| Thomas Fairfax-Ross M.C. |
The register of Officers and Cadets held at the Essex Records Office shows he held the cadet rank rank of Colour Sergeant for 'A' Company of the OTC in the Spring term 1914. He appears on Felstead Roll of Honour
as Fairfax-Ross Lieut T. By 1937 he was serving with the Territorial Army and was appointed Lieutenant Colonel of L.R.B. Rifle Brigade. By the end of the Second World War he had reached the rank of
Brigadier, and the London Gazette of 3rd January 1947 recorded: |
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| Albert William Farrow
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| William Thomas Farrow |
In 1911 the census shows William Farrow living at Leila Cottage,
Felstead. William Thomas Farrow, age 35, Occupation: Commission Agent, Assurance Company, born Bury St Edmunds, Essex. Eliza Farrow, age 37, born White Notley. Arthur Henry Farrow, age 7, born Felstead. Mary Isabella Farrow, age 5, born Felstead. Ernest William Farrow, age 2, born Felstead. William Thomas Farrow was Churchwarden of Holy Cross Church for 30 years. Appears on the 1918 absent voters list as normally resident The
Terrace. |
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| Cyril Victor Farthing |
Appears on absent voters list as normally resident at Leighs
Priory, Hartford End |
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| Edward Fletcher |
Appears on absent voters list as normally resident at Mill House |
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Reginald Thomas French |
In 1911 the French family were living at Hartford End: Philip French, age 50, Occupation: Labourer at Brewery, born: Great Waltham. Mary Anne French, age 48, born: Boreham. Reginald Thomas French, age 18, Occupation: Brewers Labourer, born: Great Waltham Valentine L.R. French, age 6, born Great Waltham. Appears on absent voters list as normally resident at Appletrees, Hartford End. Reginald Thomas French, known as Reg, served as Corporal 2111 with the 5th Battalion of the Essex Regiment.
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| William Henry French |
Born: Felstead, 2nd quarter of 1877 05/09/1895 - Enlisted at Warley. Private Soldier 4465 – Somerset Light
Infantry (from 09/09/1895) Home Service: 04/09/1895 – 03/11/1899 Employed as Soldier Servant to Brigadier-General Colquhoun Grant Morrison at Boulogne from 16/12/1914. Married Susan Chapman Jarvis at Saint
Mary’s Bocking on 03/02/1916
Appears on 1918 absent voters list as a resident of Rayne
Street. |
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| Frank Harry Fuller |
Frank Harry Fuller was born in Felstead in 1892. By 1911 his
mother had re-married and Frank was living at Oxneys Farm,
Bannister Green, Felstead: Walter Suckling, age 40, occupation: Horseman on Farm, born: Felstead. Emily Suckling, age 41, born Felstead. William Suckling, age 15, occupation: Bricklayer's Labourer, born Felstead. Bertie Suckling, age 13, occupation: Kitche boy on farm, born Felstead. Mable Suckling, age 9, born Felstead. Ellen Suckling, age 6, born Felstead. Ernest Suckling, age 7, born Felstead. Frank Fuller (stepson), age 19, occupation: Farm Labourer, born Felstead. Walter and Emily had been married 16 years. Appears on absent voters list as normally resident at Rayne
Street |
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| Fred Fuller |
Appears on absent voters list as normally resident at Harmony |
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| Frederick Fuller |
In 1911 the census records the Fuller Family as being resident
at the The Gore, Rayne: Frederick Fuller (Senior), age 57, Occupation: Iron Moulder at Foundry, born: Rayne. Emily Fuller, age 47, born Trowbridge, Wilts. Beatrice Fuller, age 25, Occupation: Shop Assistant (Fancy Goods), born: Rayne. Frederick Fuller (Junior), age 14, Occupation: Errand Boy fro Cabinet Maker, born: Rayne. Appears on absent voters list as normally resident at The Gore,
Felstead |
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| Harry Bertie Fuller |
In 1911 the Fuller family are resident at Ladysmith Cottages,
Causeway End, Felstead: George Fuller, age 68, Occupation: Farm Labourer, born: Felstead. Emma Fuller, age 64, born: Felstead, (The census records that Emma had twelve children, one of which had died) Joseph Fuller, age 39, occupation: Horseman on Farm, born: Felstead. Herbert Fuller, age 24, occupation: Cowman on farm, born: Felstead. Harry Fuller, age 22, occupation: Horseman on farm, born: Felstead. One of the brothers appears on Felstead Roll of Honour of 1914 as H. Fuller Harry Bertie Fuller appears on absent voters list as normally resident at The Street |
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| Herbert Fuller | |||||
| W. Giblin | Appears on Felstead Roll of Honour
possibly W.H. Giblin, Private Soldier 12256, then 23197, 9th Battalion,
Essex Regiment.
In 1901 the Giblin family were resident in Felstead in 1901: |
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| G.B. Gilder | Appears on Felstead Roll of Honour |
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| Willie Gilder | Willie Gilder was born in Great
Bardfield in the first quarter of 1898. He was the son of John
and Sarah Gilder. By 1901 the family were resident in Felstead: He appears on Felstead Roll of Honour
W. Gilder The National Archives medal card index show one W.E. Gilder
served as a Private Soldier, with the East Lancashire Regiment. |
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| John Gleave | Appears on absent voters list as
normally resident at Whelley Cottage |
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| Leopold Arthur Goldwater | Appears on absent voters list as
normally resident at the Village. Possibly: Leopold A. Goldwater was married in the Dunmow registration
district in 1911, and died in the Hampstead registration
district in 1927 aged 39 years. |
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| Samuel Gooday | Appears on absent voters list as
normally resident at New Road, Rayne |
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| Charles Green | Charles Ernest Green was the son
of Charles and Sarah Ann Green, and was baptised at Holy Cross
Church, Felsted on 29th April 1894. In 1911 the Green family were
resident at Coblers Green, Felsted: Appears on absent voters list as
normally resident at Felstead |
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