War
Graves
We
have a number of “War Graves” in Holy Trinity Churchyard that are
maintained
by us at the behest of the Commonwealth War Graves
Commission.
Other casualties have been buried in, or are commemorated
on,
family
plots.
Mr. Ian Williams has located memorials in the Churchyard to the fallen of
The Great War (1914-1918) and the Second World War (1939-1945).
He has written an excellent booklet entitled
'War Memorials of
Amblecote Part 2 The Men and Women' which is published by
the
Amblecote History Society.
Private Percival Sydney Barker
2nd/6th Btn. South
Staffordshire Regiment, 10.12.1917
Airman 2nd Class Daniel Johannes
Burger
Royal Flying
Corps., 27.9.1916
Private Edward Clasper
9th Btn.
Worcester Regiment, 5.5.1917
Private John Clasper
2nd Btn.
Coldstream Guards, 1.12.1017
Private Joseph Clasper
1st. Btn.
Grenadier Guards, 5.4.1918
Private Charles Alfred Friday Davies
Machine Gun
Corps. (Inf), 6.11.1918
Clerk 3rd Class John Henry Davies
Royal Air
Force, 23.2.1921
Rifleman Charles Harry Green
1st/6th Btn.
The King's (Liverpool Regiment), 31.7.1917
Sergeant (Air Gunner) John David Greensmith
Royal Air Force
Volunteer Reserve, 24.8.1944
Private Horace Edgar Guest
2nd/8th Btn.
Worcestershire Regiment, 18.4.1918
Sergeant William Basil Hale
Machine Gun
Corps. (Inf), 25.6.1918
Private Charles Howell
4th Btn.
Worcestershire Regiment, 30.11.1915
Able Seaman Kenneth Ralph Jukes
H.M.M.L.558,
Royal Navy, 5.5.1945
Private Kenneth A. T. Lane
4th Btn.
Dorsetshire Regiment, 13.7.1944
Private George H. Leighton
Royal Army
Medical Corps., 9.4.1919
Private
Edward Lowe
London
Scottish/Gordon Highlanders, 4.9.1921
Company
Sergeant Major (W.O.II) Joseph Nicholls M.M.
4th Btn.
Worcestershire Regiment, 30.1.1919
Captain D'Arcy G. St. Clare Roberts M.C.
4th Attd. 1st
Btn. Worcestershire Regiment, 26.4.1918
Corporal Herbert Roberts
4th Btn.
Worcestershire Regiment, 1.2.1917
Gunner Edward Charles Smith
256th Siege Bty.
Royal Garrison Artillery, 4.10.1917
Private John Ernest Whiteman
2nd/6th Btn.
South Staffordshire Regiment, 9.5.1917
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