... was born at Woodside Farm. Mayfield ; served in both world wars and attained the rank of captain in the army during the Second World War, and the rank of Lieutenant Commander after being transferred to the Navy. The funeral took place at St. Gswald's Parish ...

... Preston. Although the need for a village playing field had been fat in Ahttordield for many years, it was not. until the second World War that any real effort was made to secure one that would serve the needs of both the school and the village. Many were ...

... Mr. David Charles Bassett, and Mr. Alfred Heath, who were the only two men of the village who lost their lives in the second world war. During the morning, at 11 cm. there will be the normal Harvest Festival service, and the service of dedication will ...

... composed a cornet solo specially for him, and a copy of this is still kept by the Collier family. A few years before the second World War, and, unfortunately, after his grandfather's death, Mr. Cyril Collier was appointed bandmaster. Under his guidance the ...

... )01110 ill entitaet with them. lie leave s a widow. his Son. Lieut. Col. (I. H. W. Bond, killed in aetion in Burma in tbe Second World War Mrs. will continue to live in Felixstowe. At the time of her marriage was a Nursing Sister in the Indian Army Nursing ...

... the first world war he was awarded the Military Medal for bravery and also served in India for a her of ' years. the second world , war lie was in charge of the Home platoon at Bradley. He took a leading part in many local functions and was employes! for ...

... Grenadiers and served with that Regiment throughout the First World War during which conflict he was badly wounded. in the second World War, at the astounding age of 53, he went with the Derbyshire Yeomanry to North Africa and took part in batdes that earned ...

... Union for Alstonefleld Deanery, and Enrolling Member of the M.U. for the parishes of Wetton and Alstonefield. During the second world war she was village leader of the W.V.S. The choral service was conducted by the Van. Percy Hartill, M.A., 8.D., Archdeacon ...

... Flying Corps. Afterwards, he joined the Assam-Bengal Railways and was for many years Chief Mechanical Engineer. During the Second World War he served in the Indian Defence Army and was promoted to Major. On his retirement he came to live at Ashbourne where ...

... sewerage works at Doveridge for 21 years. They were built in 1912 to serve 66 houses and a school; just before and since the Second World War 110 houses had been built on the lines of the sewers. The works were seriously overloaded and the sewage could only be ...