Bookham War Memorials - St Nicolas' Church - War GravesOn this page we record the war graves and the headstones wheresomeone killed as a result of war but not buried here is commemorated. |
WAR GRAVE Name |
Rank/ Service No |
Regiment | Date of Death |
Age | Grave/ Memorial Ref |
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1 | CREPIN,
OSWALD FREDERICK story |
Lance Corporal 6095889 |
Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment |
16/12/1946 | 29 | Grave 433 |
2 | CUNNINGHAM, JOHN CHARLES | Pilot Officer (Pilot) 88868 |
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
30/05/1941 | 24 | NW corner |
3 | DEALING MC MM, ERNEST FRANCES | Flight Lieutenant 84072 |
Royal Air Force | 14/11/1946 | 63 | Grave 442 |
4 | GOUGH, STANLEY JAMES | Volunteer | Home Guard 6th Surrey (Leatherhead) Bn |
20/04/1941 | 34 | NW corner |
5 | MOORE, CHARLES ADOLPHUS | Driver T/126755 |
Royal Army Service Corps | 29/05/1943 | 46 | Grave 347 |
CWGC Great Bookham (St Nicolas) page
![]() Oswald Crepin |
![]() Ernest Dealing |
![]() Charles Moore |
![]() Stanley Gough - please click for image of full grave IN LOVING MEMORY OF |
![]() John Cunningham - please click for image of full cross IN PROUD MEMORY OF |
APART FROM THE ABOVE
HEADSTONES/MEMORIALS RECORDING WAR SERVICE
NAME (* also on memorial: # see Notes) | DATE | LOCATION | INSCRIPTION/COMMENT | |
1 | *Ayres, Arthur | 1943 | E106 | Also Brother Arthur Killed in Action 1943 CWGC: Son of Arthur Ayres, and of Ellen Sybil Ayres, of Great Bookham, Surrey. |
2 | Baldwin, Wilfred Guy | 1944 | In loving memory of Ernest James Baldwin who died
1st September 1941 aged 72 years and of his wife Bessie who died
3rd October 1962 aged 86 years. Also of their son Flt Lt
Wilfred Guy Pilot RAAF killed in action 20th Jan 1944. Aged 35
years. Peace Perfect Peace. CWGC: Son of Ernest James Baldwin and Bessie Baldwin; husband of Margery Lillian Baldwin, of Bexley, New South Wales, Australia. |
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3 | Bradbury, Albert Ernest | 1918 | C32 | Albert E Bradbury, their son, Killed in action
July 28 1918, aged 19 years. CWGC: Son of Albert John and Emily Bradbury, of Clarence Lodge, Brockwell Park, Dulwich Road Gate, Herne Hill, London. NB 27 July 1918 SDGW: enlisted : Lambeth, Surrey: resident Brockwell Park, Surrey |
4 | *Candy, Hugh Charles Malcolm | 1940 | D27 | KIA 19 May 1940 age 25 CWGC: Son of George Spence Candy and Jessie Candy, of Bookham, Surrey. |
5 | Cooper, Alfred Lynn | 1916 | 2nd Lieut Alfred Lynn [Cooper] 19th London Regt,
third son of Alfred Cooper, Fell Sept 15th 1916 in High Wood,
Aged 23 CWGC: Son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cooper, of 65, Barkston Gardens, Earls Court, London. |
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6 | Cooper, William Holds | 1917 | 2nd Lieut William Holds [Cooper] 12th Rl
Fusiliers, second son of Alfred Cooper, Fell July 30th 1917 on
the Menin Rd, Aged 27 CWGC: Son of Alfred and Elizabeth Cooper, of 65, Barkston Gardens, South Kensington, London. NB: WF Cooper, 31/07/17, age 26 |
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7 | Edkins, Harrison | 1916 | In loving memory of Harrison Edkins, Sec Lieut
1st Surrey Rifles, killed in action High Wood, Somme, 15th
September 1916, aged 20. Detur Soli Deo Gloria
CWGC: Son of Robert P. and Lucy E. H. Edkins, late of Dulwich, London, now of "The Small House," Great Bookham, Surrey. "Charles Oldham" Scholar, Corpus Christi College, Oxford, after leaving Dulwich College. |
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8 | Goodman, Alfred | 1916 | Killed in action, Somme, France, July 26th 1916.
At Rest. On the same headstone is his daughter Lilian May Goodman who died in 1935 aged 19. CWGC: Son of William H. and Ellen Goodman; husband of Lilian Goodman, of 5A, Marcia Rd., Old Kent Rd., London. |
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9 | Hill, Herbert, Major Register III 78 |
1948 | D2 | In proud memory of Major Herbert Hill, The Royal
Hampshire Regiment, Died through his war service on September
19th 1948 aged 55. Dying in 1948 he is out of the scope of the CWGC records. |
10 | *Kleboe, Peter Andrew Wing Cdr RAFVR, AFC, DFC, DSO | 1945 | D18 | Wing Cdr Peter Andrew Kleboe RAFVR AFC DFC DSO,
Killed in action Copenhagen 21st March 1945. CWGC: Son of Charles Ernest and Maud Martha Kleboe, of Great Bookham, Surrey. |
11 | *Lewer, Charles | 1918 | Also of their only son Charlie who was killed on
France October 13th 1918, Aged 20 years. CWGC: Son of Reuben and Rossetta Annie Lewer, of Nelson Cottages, Great Bookham, Surrey. |
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12 | Procter, William # | 1915 | in Church | see plaque below |
13 | *Ranger, Ron | 1940 | E54 | lost at sea 17/12/1940, HMS Acheron |
14 | Simpson, Douglas R | 1918 | 2nd/Lt Douglas R Simpson, Killed in action 28th
September 1918. CWGC: Only son of Richard and Ellen Simpson, of Manor House, High St., Penge, London. |
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15 | *Wyeth, Ernest | 1916 | Ernest Alfred Wyeth, Died of wounds in France,
September 13 1916, Aged 24 years. The Lord gave and he has taken away. CWGC: Son of Ernest Alfred and Maude Mary Wyeth, of Great Bookham, Surrey. |
list provided by Bill Whitman 4 Mar 09
The headstone images below were provided by Bill Whitman, March 2009
![]() Arthur Ayres |
![]() Wilfred Baldwin |
![]() Albert Bradbury |
Hugh Candy - tba |
![]() Alfred Cooper |
![]() William Cooper |
![]() Harrison Edkins |
![]() Alfred Goodman |
![]() Herbert Hill |
![]() Peter Kleboe |
![]() Charles Lewer |
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![]() William Procter: more research is needed on him. It is known that there were Articles of partnership between William James Procter and Edward Fow Fisher, for carrying out the business of physicians and surgeons at doctor's surgery at The Croft, Great Bookham. With lease of premises, 1905; supplemental agreement of 25 Sep 1914, arranging for continuation of the business while Fisher is carrying out his duties as temporary naval surgeon [during World War I]. |
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![]() Ron Ranger: the headstone is at present difficult to read |
![]() Douglas Simpson |
![]() Ernest Wyeth |
Images on this page: Frank Haslam: Gough and Cunningham, Bill Whitman
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page added 15 Feb 2009: updated 16 Mar 2009: 3 Mar 20