St. Mary le Elms WW1 & WW2 Memorial

WW1

Robert Charles ADAMS

7^th Suffolk Regiment

Edmund ADAMS

2^nd Suffolk Regiment

Percy Alfred AMOS

Manchester Regiment

Victor BAKER

12^th Suffolk Regiment

Harold BAKER

4^th Suffolk Regiment

Frederick Ewart BARDWELL

AKA

10^th Notts & Derby Regiment

Walter Stanley BARTRAM

10^th Suffolk Regiment

George BERGDAHL

3^rd Suffolk Regiment

Jack Stanley BULLEN

16^th Canadian Scottish Regiment

George BURCH

Grenadier Guards

Ernest Frank BURT

1^st Suffolk Regiment

Ernest CHASON

2^nd Suffolk Regiment

William Charles CLARK

1^st Norfolk Regiment

Charles CURTIS

  RFC

James FLEMING

2^nd Border Regiment

Malcolm FRASER

7^th Suffolk Regiment

Walter HURRICKS

1^st Bedford Regiment

Thomas LEWIS DCM

Rifle Brigade

Robert James MAY

13^th Essex

Arthur Frank NUNN

8^th Suffolk Regiment

Arthur Walter NUNN

  HMS Pathfinder

Victor ORSI

7^th Suffolk Regiment

William George OXER

2nd Suffolk Regiment

Jabez William PARKER

4^th Suffolk Regiment

Arthur Martin PARKER

4^th Suffolk Regiment

George Stanley PARKER

1^st London Regiment

Arthur PASCALL

1^st Bedford Regiment

Edward Harvey PEARCE

1^st Suffolk Regiment

Arthur Cornelius RANSON

2^nd London Regiment

Frederick John SCRIVENER

Royal Sussex Regiment

Charles Frederick SWORDER

7th Suffolk Regiment

John Leslie SWORDER

RFC

George TAYLOR

Anglian Brigade Howitzers RGA

Harold George Winslow TODD

7^th Suffolk Regiment

Arthur WILSON

RN

The church believed to of sustained an arson attack, destroying many artefacts in the tower end of the church. The war memorial which was hand painted on a wooden panel collapsed face down onto  the floor saving the names of the fallen.

The base of the tower where the panels collapsed,

The New WW1 Memorial remade after the fire with the names etched onto the glass doors

WW2

St. Mary le Elms website.