Also Served Felsted 8

Names of Little Dunmow Residents who also served in World War 2

Robert Hoult Baker	Appears on the 1945 Service Voters List Normally resident Maxcroft House
Robert 'Bob' Bishop	Royal Navy. Served in the Atlantic convoys.
Cyril Henry Bosley	Appears on the 1945 & 1946 Service Voters List Normally resident Brook End
Robert Brown	Appears on the 1945 & 1946 Service Voters List Normally resident No 2 House, The Factory
Stanley William Childs	Appears on the 1945 Service Voters List Normally resident Ivy House
Eric Dyer	Eric G. Dyer was born in the Dunmow registration District in 1919. He was the eldest son of Arthur John Dyer and Minnie Dyer (née Sach), who married in the last part of 1904. Appears on the 1945 & 1946 Service Voters List Normally resident 1 Grange Villas
Kenneth J. Dyer	Kenneth J. Dyer was born in the Dunmow registration District in 1924. He was the second and youngest son of Arthur John Dyer and Minnie Dyer (née Sach). Appears on the 1946 Service Voters List. Normally resident 1 Grange Villas
Ronald Anslow Hatley	Ronald Anslow Hatley was the seventh child of Thomas Hatley and Ethel May Hatley (née Owers). He was the seventh of ten children. Thomas Hatley appears on the also served list for Felsted in World War 1. He appears on the 1945 & 1946 Service Voters List Normally resident 7 Pound Hill Villas
Mary Rosabell Lilley	Appears on the 1945 Service Voters List Normally resident School House
Edward Arthur Martin	Appears on the 1945 Service Voters List Normally resident Blatches Farm
Colin Charles Matthews	Appears on the 1945 Service Voters List Normally resident 6 Pound Hill Villas
William Edward Meakin	Appears on the 1945 & 1946 Service Voters List Normally resident 8 Factory Bungalow
Phillip 'Henry' Herbert Hulton Preston OBE	Lieutenant Colonel South Lancashire Regiment. formerly with K.E.O., Gurkha Rifles, Indian Army Son of Phillip Henry Hulton Preston and Dorothy May Jennings. Born Carlisle 11th December 1914. Married Katherine Janet Broomhall 09/11/1940. Served in Operation Market Garden with the 1st Airborne Division, as Assistant Adjutant and Quarter Master General. The London Gazette of 29th March 1945 included news of his OBE: "Major (temporary Lieutenant Colonel) Phillip Henry Herbert Hulton Preston (107190), The South Lancashire Regiment (The Prince of Wales's Volunteers) (Little Dunmow, Essex)." In 1945 his parents were living at Grange Farm, Little Dunmow. He died in 1973.
David Alan Sach	David Alan Sach was born in the Dunmow registration district in the last part of 1922. He was the second child of Frank Sach and Alice Sach (née Wright) who were married in December 1917. David had one older sister Phillis L. Sach born in the last quarter of 1918 He appears on the 1945 & 1946 Service Voters List Normally resident Station Road
Alfred Sandford	Appears on the 1945 Service Voters List Normally resident 5 Pound Hill Villas
Arthur John Stracey	Appears on the 1945 & 1946 Service Voters List Normally resident Throes Farm Bungalow
Leonard Harry Ward	Appears on the 1945 & 1946 Service Voters List Normally resident Burgess Cottage, Pound Hill
Maude Webb	Appears on the 1945 Service Voters List Normally resident Little Dunmow
Frank Robert Wilsher	Appears on the 1945 Service Voters List Normally resident 4 Hillside Road, Factory Frank Wilsher was the personnel officer at Felsted Sugar Factory.