The Commonwealth War Graves

Gods Acre, Bridlington Street 

 

 

There are 6 Commonwealth War Graves in Gods Acre:

 

Full details are available from the Commonwealth War Graves Website

 

Thomas Brown, was a Private in the Army Service Corps and died aged 22, on 23rd February 1916

Further details are available from the Find a grave website for Thomas Brown

 

R Green, was a Private in the 2nd/6th Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers and died aged 31, on 25th April 1916

Further details are available  from the Find a grave website for John Riby Green

 

Edward Wright, served as a Serjeant in the Military Police Corps and died aged 29, on  2nd March 1919

Further details are available from the Find a grave website for Edward Wright

 

Albert Lawty served as an Ordinary Seaman in the Royal Navy on HMS 'Victory' and died on 30th June 1917

Further details are available from the Find a grave website for Albert Lawty

 

Charles Frederick Hicks served as a Private in the 10th Battalion Duke of Wellington's West Riding Regiment, and died on 27th October 1941

Further details are available from the Find a grave website for Charles Frederick Hicks

 

John Trowsdale Burr served as a Private, a Canadian Citizen in the Canadian Infantry and died aged 27, on 5th June 1921 

Further details are available for John Trowsdale Burr at the Find a grave website

 

All Saints Church, Church Hill

 

There is one Commonwealth War Grave in All Saints Churchyard

 

This is for Charles Woodcock who served as a Corporal in 'A' Coy 10th Battalion, East Yorkshire Regiment he died aged 32 on 2nd February 1921

further details are available from the Commonwealth War Graves Website

Updated 21.10.2021