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George H. Clarke
East Sheen Cemetery
Additional stone as foot of kerbing on grave of Mary Elizabeth Taylor, section K, 424. Private Clarke is buried at Beirut War Cemetery.
Leonard Stanford
East Sheen Cemetery
Addition to gravestone of Leonard Jack Stanford, section K, 227. Private Stanford is buried at Heath Cemetery, Harbonnieres.
Charles James Kennison
East Sheen Cemetery
Addition to grave of James and Jane Kennison, section N, 238. Rifleman Kennison is also commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial.
Sydney John Blake
East Sheen Cemetery
Addition to gravestone of George Yeldham Blake, section M, 341. Rifleman Blake is buried at Athies Communal Cemetery Extension.
Benjamin Walker-Hey
East Sheen Cemetery
Addition to Walker-Hey family grave, section M, 138. Serjeant Hey is also commemorated on the Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial.
Pilot Officer Arthur F. Etherington
East Sheen Cemetery
Addition to the gravestone of Geoge E. O. Etherington, section Q, 150. Pilot Officer Etherington is buried with his crew at Guemps Churchyard, Pas de Calais, France.
Alfred George Powley
East Sheen Cemetery
Addition to gravestone of Rosina Sarah Jane Powley and Alfred Powley, section R, 99, second row. Private Powley is also commemorated on the Loos Memorial.
W/O John James Griffin
East Sheen Cemetery
Addition to gravestone of Joan D. Griffin, section P, 7, front row. Warrant Office Griffin is buried at Trincomalee War Cemetery, Sri Lanka.
Captain Archibald Keltie Gilmour
East Sheen Cemetery
Addition to memorial stone of Thomas Lennox Gilmour and Elizabeth Hervey Gilmour, section P, 203-4. Captain Gilmour is buried at Dartmoor Cemetery, Becordel-Becourt.
Cpl. John Alexander Cole
East Sheen Cemetery
Addition to gravestone of Agnes Kate Cole and John Thomas Cole, section O, 24, front row. Corporal Cole is also commemorated on the Loos Memorial.
St George's Brentford WW1 Screen (Lost)
St George's Church
A large, carved, oak screen, dedicated 12th December 1920, located at the west end of the church. Thames Valley Times, 15th December 1920: 'The screen, which occupies the entire width of the west en...
11th & 16th Battalions Middlesex Regiment Drum (Lost)
St George's Church
A drum, carried into battle by the Middlesex Regiment and presented to the church on the occasion of the dedication of the War Memorial Screen, 19th December 1920. Details from Thames Valley Times, 1...
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