QUENINGTON WAR MEMORIAL
GLOUCESTERSHIRE
Compiled with additional information by kind permission of the
Commonwealth War Graves Commission
The memorial is located in the cemetery in Quenington, Gloucestershire England
The Roll of Honour is in the parish church
To the glory of god and in memory of the men who gave their lives for
their country in the Great War
1914-1918
ARNOLD Albert John Private 41254, Devonshire Regt transferred to as Private 140721, 237th Area Employment Coy, Labour Corps, died, 30/5/1918 age 40. Husband of Florence Jane Arnold of The Pig and Whistle Inn, Quenington. Buried at St Omer Souvenir Cemetery, Longuenesse, France. [ Memorial has Bert]
BARTLETT William Driver 40940, D Battery, 58th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery died 19 October1918 from wounds received in action. Buried at St Swithin Church Cemetery, Quenington (Note, CWGC does not mentioned that he the holder of a Military Medal)
BIDEN Lawrence Trouse Gregory Vernon Lieutenant, 2nd Royal Warwickshire Regt, died, 10/10/1917. Extra-Mural, Borough Cemetery, Brighton.
HICKS Fred
HICKS Walter John Pte 20421, 10th Gloucestershire Regt, killed in action on Saturday 25/9/1915 age 23. Son of Henry and Jane Hicks of Halte Cottages, Rodmarton, Glos. Native of Quenington. Buried at St Marys A.D.S. Cemetery, Haisnes, France.
LAFFORD Jack
LEWIS Fred
SMITH Frank
TRINDER Ernest
TRINDER Raymond
TRINDER William
TWINNING George Edward
1939-1945
CADOGAN Christopher Capt
COLE Dorothy Q.A.I.M.N.S
COLE John
GODWIN John
MOABY William F J Gunner 828900, 52nd Bedfordshire Yeomanry, Heavy Filed Regiment, Royal Artillery died 13th August 1944 aged 29. Son of Frederick John and Agnes Eva of Quenington. Buried in Quenington Cemetery
PALMER Anthony [Sir] Major
