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Northgate High School Memorial – WW1

Posted on 25th August 2020 by

Formerly Ipswich Grammar School for Boys.

TO THE GLORY OF GOD/ AND IN HONOURED MEMORY OF/ THE BOYS OF THIS SCHOOL/ WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR/ 1914- 1918/ (NAMES)/ THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE

Click on the names for their details.

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Merchant Navy Memorial. Ipswich Waterfront, Orwell Quay.

Posted on 3rd June 2020 by

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Merchant Navy Memorial Ipswich Waterfront
Orwell Quay (James Hehir building)

WW1

Merchant Navy / Mercantile Marine. Both services suffered heavy losses from German u-boat attacks, enemy ships and under water mines. U-boats sank 7,759,090 tons,

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Bethesda Baptist Church, Ipswich. War Memorial

Posted on 15th March 2020 by

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WW1

ERNEST JOHN ADAMS

CHARLES FREDERICK ARMER
ARTHUR JAMES BRILL
ERNEST BENJAMIN BURWOOD
WESLEY GARROD

LAZARUS HARRY HANCOCK

KENNETH DAINES MASON
FREDERICK CHARLES MOULL
WILLIAM ARTHUR PETTINGALE

BENJAMIN DANIEL REYNOLDS

JOSHUA REGINALD REYNOLDS
EDWARD ARTHUR ROSE

GEORGE BERTIE SCARLETT
PERCY ALBERT SHUFFLEBOTHAM
SIDNEY ARTHUR
FREDERICK ROBERT WILLIAM STEAD
OLIVER ALBERT WATSON

WW2

JOHN FREDERICK BOON

FREDERICK CHARLES GARROD

JACK HERBERT ROBERTSON

ERIC S SMITH*

RONALD PETER SNOWLING

ALFRED T.

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SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL WW1 Memorial, Ipswich.

Posted on 6th June 2019 by

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SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL

A very impressive ceremony marked the unveiling and dedication of the
Springfield Council School War memorial at Ipswich on Friday morning.
The memorial itself took the shape of a wooden panel, bearing the names
of no less than 46 old boys who laid down their lives for their country
in the war.

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IPSWICH POLICE WW1 MEMORIAL

Posted on 13th April 2019 by

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The memorial was moved from Ipswich Police station (basement) Ipswich Town Hall to Martlesham Police Headquarters Suffolk.

IPSWICH POLICE MEMORIAL UNVEILED
21st October 1921

Suffolk Chronicle & Mercury newspaper.

There was a large gathering of members of the Ipswich Borough Police
Force in the Parade Room at the Police Station at 1:15p.m.

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67th Medium Regiment, R.A. (T.A.)

Posted on 15th February 2019 by

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Image courtesy of Jack Knight, Little Thurlow airfield 1940.

Do you have a family member from this Regiment? We are researching Suffolk men who served in the 67th in WW2.They fought in North Africa and were captured at Tobruk in June 1942, becoming prisoners of war.

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HOLY TRINITY IPSWICH WW1 & WW2 WAR MEMORIALS

Posted on 4th June 2018 by

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DRAFT

*Not on Christchurch Park war memorial

FIRST WORLD WAR HOLY TRINITY

VICTOR CHRISTOPHER ABRAM

STANLEY FRANCIS BAILEY

HENRY GEORGE BAKER

WILLIE ERNEST BALES

FRANCIS LIONEL BARNARD

SIDNEY STANLEY BARRELL

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St Mary & St Botolph Whitton Church War Memorial

Posted on 21st September 2017 by

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Whitton-cum-Thurleston

Percy Fox
R C Guthrie-smith
Percy Lankester

WW2 War graves

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St. Clement’s Church WW1 War Memorial

Posted on 10th September 2017 by

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JOHN ARTHUR ABBOTT

VICTOR CHRISTOPHER ABRAM
WILLIAM ARCHER
F. ARNOLD*
R. BACKHOUSE (ROBERT PETER)
JOHN ROBERT BENNETT

PERCY JAMES BERRY
WILLIAM GEORGE BIRD

CHARLES ERNEST BRADBROOK
JOHN ISAAC BRADBROOK

JAMES BRUNNING

ARTHUR JAMES BURROWS
RICHARD JOHN BURWOOD
C.

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St. Clement’s Congregational Church WW1 Memorial

Posted on 10th September 2017 by

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Sadly the Church has been sold and permission for it to be converted into flats has been given. The memorial has been removed to St. Clements parish church down the hill. (arts centre).