Died 6th August 1918
Aged 24
In June 1917 Warren better know to his chums as Ernest was severly wounded at (Hill 60, Zillebeck near Ypres) and was sent back to England. After a period of recovery he went back to France only to be killed. Before the war Warren had emigrated to America to work with his brother,but as soon as war broke out he came home to his parents at 31 Ufton Lane Sittingbourne and joined up in May of 1915. His father was well known in the town as an engineer with Sittingbourne Fire Brigade.
Warren is buried at Dernancourt Communnal Cemetery Extension ,Somme,France.
Died 9th July 1915
Age 19
Son of Charles and Annie of 2 Epps Road
Buried at Norwich Cemetery
Died 3rd June 1916
Buried St Sever Cemetery Rouen France
Died 10th May 1916
Age 38
Husband of Lydia of 21 Harold Rd
Buried at Millencourt Communal Cemetery
Died 8th May 1917
Age 33
Son of G H Thomas of 30 Unity St and Husband to Ada
Albert went missing on the 8th of May 1917 his parents wrote this letter to The Local paper at the time, only to eventually hear of his fate some months later:- Sir- We regret to inform our many friends through the medium of your valuable news paper that our son Albert a private in the East Surrey Regiment has been reported missing since 8th of May 1917 we have made anxious enquiries without result. We have Just recieved news from his wife who lives in Gravesend that she has had a letter from the War Office stating that as no news has been recieved respecting him he therefore must be presumed dead.
Before the war Albert worked at Wills & Packham
Remembered on the Arras Memorial