| Verse
4 of "For the Fallen" by L. Binyon They
shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them,
nor the years contemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them. | |
Ecclestiaties 8:5-8 Whoever
keeps a command will know no evil thing, and the wise heart will know the proper
time and the just way. For there is a time and a way for everything, although
man's trouble lies heavy on him.
For he does not know what is to be, for
who can tell him how it will be? No man has power to retain the spirit, or power
over the day of death. There is no discharge from war, nor will wickedness deliver
those who are given to it. |  |
To
the honoured memory of the men from this parish who lost their lives in wars of
1914-1918 & 1939-1945 |
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Enderby Parish Church
remembers those who fell in the world wars with a memorial and a book, both containing
the names of those who died in those wars that were from, or had a strong link
to, Enderby. 
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| Roll
of Honour - First World War |
| Walter Adams
| George
Jayes | | George
Ashton | Cecil
Jesson | | Reginald
Atwooll | Frederick
Key | | Harry
Baldwin | Capsul
Knight | | Herbert
Barsby | Arthur
Levy | | John
Barsby | Horace
Manley | | Percy
Beecroft | Ernest
Martin | | Robert
Berrington | Fred
Martin | | Arthur
Bradshaw | Walter
Merry | | Frank
Bradshaw | Joseph
Moore | | Harry
Bradshaw | John
Neale | | Cecil
Charlton | Frederick
Norledge | | William
Charlton | Clifford
Pace | | Archibold
Cherry | Richard
Price | | Willie
Clark | Arthur
Rudkin | | Alfred
Colledge | Albert
Sibson | | Ephraim
Cooper | Joseph
Simpson | | Alfred
Copson | Harry
Smith | | Ralph
Crow | Willie
Smith | | Richard
Deacon | Alfred
Spense | | George
Driver | Elijah
Standley | | George
Faulks | John
Staniford | | William
Faulkes | Walter
Taylor | | Horace
Fradsham | Frank
Timson | | Sidney
Graham | Charles
Vesty | | Ernest
Green | Thomas
Vincent | | Oliver
Grewcock | Arthur
Wilis | | Frederick
Handley | William
Wheat | | Joseph
Handley | William
Wineth | | Arthur
Harriman | Alfred
Wood | | Ernest
Harrison | Albert
Young | | Roland
Harrison | George
Young | | Oliver
Hubbard | |
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Enderby Parish Church
welcomes all those, who want to solemnly remember those who sacrificed their lives
to protect us and our land from oppression, to our special services of commemoration
at 10.55am on Sunday, 12th November. 
The
service will include the 11.00am silence to reflect on the sacrifice of those
who died and the names of the fallen in the two world wars will be read out in
the service. The
date is the closest Sunday to the anniversary of the day (11th November 1918)
when the final armistice was signed ending the first world war |
| Roll
of Honour - Second World War |
| Norman Booton
| Harold
Harisson | | Harold
Brown | Alfred
Harvey | | Cyril
Browne | Edwin
Heath | | William
Bruin | Fred
Hinton | | Edgar
Clark | Eric
Illson | | Arthur
Cooper | Roy
Jarvis | | Donald
Dimmock | William
Mollett | | Frederick
Drummond | Eric
Neale | | Herbert
Faulkes | Jack
Phillips | | Harry
Gilliver | Arthur
Russel | | David
Gough | Thomas
Wells | | Harry
Greaseley | Thomas
Wilford | | Standley
Greengrass | Harold
Woodward | | | 1940's
Parish Magazine - Mentions | |
This web site contains
excerpts from the parish magazines in the 1940s. Words of condolence for those
who died are quoted under the heading "Those who gave their lives".
Click on the links below to see the excerpts;
| Years |
Mentioned |
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H.
Brown,
F. Drummond |  |
E.
Neale, M. Scott, L.R. Jarvis, K.C. Parssells, H.Greasley, F. Hinton, T. Wells,
A. Russell |  |
E.
Illson, C. Browne, E. Heath, A. Harvey, Mr. Mitchell,
H. Harrision, N. Hurst |
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H.
Gilliver | | | |
We welcome you to join us in commemorating the sacrifice of those that died in
the world wars (and other wars) to protect our nation from oppression.
The date is the closest Sunday to the anniversary of the armistice signed at the
end of the first world war.
A time of silence will take place at 11am for us to reflect on those who died.
The names of those who fell in the two world wars will be read out during the
service. Those names are given in the rolls of honour quoted in the central columns
Names are also given with links of those whose deaths are mentioned in the 1940's
parish magazines. |
