Ipswich Town Hall The memorial is located half way up the main staircase WW1 & WW2 WW1 JOHN ROBERT MEAD Rank: Captain; Regiment: Royal Engineers, 335th Road, Construction Coy. ALFRED NUNN Rank: Private; Service Number: 2294; Regiment: Suffolk Regiment, 4th Battalion. PERCY THOMAS CLARKE Rank: Second Lieutenant; Regiment: Suffolk Regiment, 3rd Battalion attached […]
War Memorial
Ransomes & Rapier WW1 & WW2 Memorials, Bourne Park Ipswich
Ipswich – Ransomes and Rapier War Memorial Now sited at Bourne Park, Ipswich Cover photo: Andrew Beal, Service images Ann Emly. Those who died in the Great War, 1914-1919: Lt Francis Stoney, Royal Engineers* OMS Harold E Hughes, 9th Middlesex Regt Sgt George Beaumont, 2nd Essex Cpl William Hardwicke, RAMC Trooper Roderick Livesey, […]
St Margaret’s Church WW1 Memorial Ipswich
St. Margaret’s Church Ipswich There was a crowded congregation at St. Margaret’s Church, on theafternoon of Friday, 11th November 1921, Armistice Day. The war memorial in memory of the men of the parish who fell in theGreat War was unveiled by Major Raymond Northland Revell Read, of SuttonManor. The Rev. Canon Henry Drummond Williamson […]
Cranfield’s Mill WW1 & WW2 Memorial Ipswich
WW1 /WW2 Memorial plaque unveiling 2014 at Dance East Foundry Lane/ Cranfields Site, Waterfront, Ipswich IP41DW. In honour of his uncle who died in WWI, Ivan Trusler (centre in chair) paid for a new war memorial to go on the Dance East building.This has replaced the original one which was lost during the redevelopment. William was a […]
WW2 STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION
ALBERT EDWARD ABBOTT
Born: 1884, Ipswich. Died: 23rd May 1915; age 31; died of Cellulities and a Bullet Wound, at the General Hospital, Wolverhampton, West Midlands. Albert’s brother, Robert Charles Abbott, of 137, Wherstead Road, Ipswich, was present at the death. Residence: 73, Great Whip Street, Ipswich. Enlistment Location: Ipswich. Date of Entry Therein: 16th January 1915 – […]