(Grave Ref. XVII. F. 6.)

Antony Ashton, DCM - "Son of Wilfred and Jane Ashton, of Burnley, Lancashire; husband of Gladys Ashton, of Burnley."

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(Grave Ref. X. D. 12.)

Raymond Burnham - "Son of Ernest and Annie Burnham, of Watford, Hertfordshire."

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(Grave Ref. XV. A. 11.)

(Grave Ref. 7A. B. 4.)

"Gilbert George Ellis"

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(Grave Ref. XI. F. 1.)

Ronald Jack Elms - "Grandson of Janet Elms, of Eastbourne, Sussex."

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(Grave Ref. XIV. C. 2.)

Alfred Stuart Douglas Forder - "Son of the Revd. Frank George Forder, M.A., and of Janet Mary Forder, of Kensington, London. Scholar of Selwyn College, Cambridge."

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(Grave Ref. I. E. 9.)

Thomas Louis Hudson

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(Grave Ref. XI. F. 3.)

John William Pullen - "Son of Mr. and Mrs. George Pullen; husband of Gladys Pullen, of Corsham, Wiltshire."

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(Grave Ref. X. D. 8.)

Maurice Albert Wyndham Rogers - "Son of Albert Edward and Dora Grace Rogers; husband of Lena Elizabeth Rogers, of Plaistow, Essex."

"The citation in the London Gazette of 8th August, 1944, gives the following details; In Italy, a battalion of the Wiltshire Regiment was ordered to attack high ground held by the enemy. The carrier platoon of the leading company, dismounted were ordered to capture the final objective. They advanced under intense fire and sustained a number of casualties. The platoon, checked by the enemy's wire and the intensity of his machine-gun fire, took cover some 70 yards short of their objective. Serjeant Rogers continued to advance alone, and penetrated 30 yards inside the enemy's defences, drawing their fire and throwing them into confusion. Inspired by his example, the platoon began the assault. Serjeant Rogers was blown off his feet by a grenade, and wounded in the leg. Nothing daunted, he ran on towards an enemy machine-gun post, attempting to silence it. He was shot and killed at point blank range. This N.C.O.'s undaunted determination, fearless devotion to duty and superb courage carried his platoon on to their objective in a strongly defended position. The great gallantry and heroic self-sacrifice of Serjeant Rogers were in the highest tradition of the British Army."

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(Grave Ref. III. F. 4.)

Herbert St Clair de Witt - "Son of Herbert Henry de Witt and of Ethel Maud de Witt (nee Quick); husband of Louisa Elizabeth de Witt, of Highbury, London."

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(Grave Ref. II. A. 1.)

Richard Joseph Tildesley - "Son of Richard and Catherine Tildesley, of Chester."

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(Grave Ref. III. H. 1.)

Christopher Percy Tinson - "Son of Percy and Beatrice Ellen Tinson, of Chippenham, Wiltshire."

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(Grave Ref. XXI. E. 8.)

Frank Townson - "Son of Fred and Emily Townson, of Burnley, Lancashire; husband of Doris Townson, of Burnley."

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(Grave Ref. XXI. C. 10.)

Francis Edward Watton - "Son of Francis P. and Albertine C. Watton, of Le Bourg, Jersey, Channel Islands."

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(Grave Ref. XIX. A. 10.)

Harry Western - "Son of Pte. William Western, Devonshire Regt. (killed in action in France, 1st July, 1916), and Blanche Western."

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(Grave Ref. XVI. C. 9.)

"Sidney Wood"

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