COMMONWEALTH WAR GRAVES COMMISSION

DEBT OF HONOUR REGISTER

INDEX
CHITTENDEN
Albert.Cecil	Private	Wiltshire Regiment	24^th Mar	1918
Albert Edward	Lance Corporal	Machine Gun Corps (Inf)	19^th Jan	1918
Alice Emily	Civilian		14^th Oct	1940
A.G	2^nd Lieutenant	Royal Field Artillery	21^st Aug	1917
Alfred George	Private	Hampshire Regiment	8^th May	1915
A.G.	Lance Corporal	Canadian Machine Gun Corps	30^th Oct	1917
Arthur Grant	2^nd Lieutenant	Manchester Regiment	9^t hSep	1914
Alan Reginald	Lieutenant	Royal Sussex Regiment	5^th  Aug	1944
Charles C	Lance Corporal	King’s Shropshire Light Infantry	25^th Jan	1916
Arthur Ernest	Corporal/Saddler	2^nd Dragoon Guards (Queens Bays)	13^th May	1915
Clifford George	Lance Serjeant	Royal Horse Artilley	24^th Nov	1941
Cyril Roy	Craftsman	Royal Electrical & Mechanical Eng	7^th Feb	1944
E	Private	Dorsetshire Regiment	10^th Apr	1918
Edward	Skipper	Mercantile Marine	29^th Oct	1914
Edward Anthony George	Boy 1^st Class	Royal Navy	11^th Mar	1942
Emily Frances	Civilian		7^th Mar	1945
Edward George	Rifleman	Rifle Brigade	16^th Feb	1917
Evelyn Marilyn	Civilian		7^th  Mar	1945
Ernest Sydney	Corporal	Royal Fusiliers	29^th Apr	1917
F.	Rifleman	Kings Royal Rifle Corps	11^th Apr	1917
Frederick	Civilian		9^th Jul	1943
Frank	Able Seaman	Royal Navy	22^nd Sep	1914
Frederick William	Shipwright 2^nd Class	Royal Navy	9^th Jul	1917
George Alfred	Private	The Buffs (East Kent Regiment)	1^st   May	1917
George Clifton	Private	Australian Infantry, A.I.F.	24   Jan	1917
G.F	Private	Lincolnshire Regiment	31st  Jul	1915
G.H	Seaman	Mercantile Marine	30^th Jan	1915
Horace	Lance Corporal	Queens Own (Royal West Kent Rgt)	25   Dec	1916
Harry	Civilian		7^th  Mar	1945
Henry	Corporal	Royal Warwickshire Regiment	16^th Apr	1917
Herbert	Private	South African Infantry	11^th Mar	1916
Henry	Sergeant	South African Infantry	28^th Mar	1918
Hugh John  Robert	Sergeant	East Africa Corps Military Police	30^th Oct	1942
Iris Noreen	Civilian		31^st Oct	1942
James	Rifleman	Royal Irish Rifles	15^th Sep	1914
John Albert	Private	The Buffs (Royal East Kent Regt)	20^th Mar	1942
J.D	Driver	Army Service Corps	9^th   Oct	1916
John David	Sub-Lieutenant (A)	Royal New Zealand Naval Vol Res	29^th  Jun	1944
Jack David	Private	Royal Regiment of Canada R.C.I.C.	13^th April	1945
John Phillips	Private	Australian Pioneers	27^th   Oct	1917
Leonard	Craftsman	Royal Electrical & Mechanical Eng	27^th  Nov	1944
L.H.	Bombadier	Royal Field Artillery	22^nd Oct	1916
Mabel Hilda	Civilian		31^st Oct	1940
Peter	Sergeant	Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve	2^nd  Jan	1944
S.	Private	Royal Marine Light Infantry	17^th Apr	1915
Sidney Edwards	Civilian		7^th  Mar	1945
Sydney Frederick	Private	East Surrey Regiment	10^th Oct	1917
Thomas	Private	The Buffs (East Kent Regiment)	1^st   May	1915
Vernon Stanley	Private	Intelligence Corps	23^rd Jan	1945
Victor Thomas	Serjeant	Lancashire Fusiliers	4^th   Jun	1944
William	Private	The Buffs (East Kent Regiment)	21^st  Jan	1916
Walter	Private	Suffolk Regiment	7^th   Sep	1918
William	Private	Parachute Regiment, A.A.C.	24^th Mar	1945
W.C.	Driver	Army Service Corps	11^th Jul	1915
W.D.	Private	Queens Own (Royal West Kent Reg	17^th Nov	1915
Willie George Collins	Signalman	Royal Navy	22^nd Sep	1914
Walter John	Flying Officer	Royal Canadian Air Force	29^th Mar	1945
William Oscar	Private	King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry	1^st Oct	1916
CHITTENDEN ALBERT CECIL                          21642     Private    1^st Battalion   Wiltshire Regiment   Date of Death:      24^th March 1918    (19)  (St Cath’s   1899   Jun Qtr.   Edmonton  3A  548) Son of Walter J and Agnes Chittenden   Hill View, Honey Lane, Waltham Abbey, Essex
Arras Memorial   Grave:   Bay 7.      ‘Arras Memorial is in the Fauboug-d’Ameins Cemetery, which is in the Boulevard du General de Gaulle in the western part of the town of Arras.   The Cemetery is near the Citadal, approximately two kilometres due west of the railway station.   The Memorial commemorates almost 35.000 casualties of the British, New Zealand and South African Forces who died between spring 1916 and 7^th August 1918 with the exception of casualties of the Battle of Cambria in 1917 and who have no known grave’.
CHITTENDEN ALBERT EDWARD                  99058  Lance Corporal  272 Company   Sussex Regt   Machine Gun Corps (Inf)  Date of Death:   19^th January 1918 (Mesopotamia)  (20)  Born Dulwich.   Surrey. Enl: Croydon.  R. Thornton Heath   (St Cath’s  B  1898   Mar Qtr   West Ashford  2A  827)   Buried at Sea
CHITTENDEN ALICE EMILY          Civilian   Died Monday 14^th October 1940.   Age 53. Wife of Alfred William Chittenden  2 Kings Road, Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire   ‘Who died as a result of enemy action:   Injured 13^th October 1940 at Eleanor Cross Road.   Died at Chase Farm Hospital.    Urban District Cemetery 0f Enfield’.  Immediately before the attack at Fromelles, and it contained the graves of many Australian soldiers who fell in that engagement.   It continued in use as a front line Cemetery until April 1918.        It was used by German troops for the burial of British soldiers during the following summer: and its use was resumed when our troops re-occupied the village.  There are now over 30.000, 1914-18 and a small number of 1939-45 war casualties commemorated in this site.   Of these, one-fifth from the 1914-18 war are unidentified and special memorials have been erected to seven soldiers and airmen from the United Kingdom, known, or believed to be buried among them, and to three soldiers from the United Kingdom buried by the enemy in Sailly Cyard.
CHITTENDEN ALFRED GEORGE    3/4101/3   Private   2^nd Battalion.  Hampshire Regiment  Died  Saturday 8^th May 1915    Age 23.   Killed in action @ Gallipoli   Born:  Southsea, Hants.  Enl: Gosport.  R. Southsea.   (St Cath’s   Born 1892  Jun Qtr.  Portsea   2B  527)   Son of Robert E. J. and Alice Chittenden 17 Manner’s Road.   Southsea.   Portsmouth, Hants.
Helles Memorial.   Grave: Panel 125-134: or 223-226: 228-229 and 328       ‘The Helles Memorial stands on the tip of the Gallipoli Peninsula.   It takes the form of an obelisk over 30 metres high that can be seen by ships passing through the Dardanelles.    The Memorial bears over 20.000 names and is both the Memorial to the Gallipoli campaign and to the men who fell in that campaign and whose graves are unknown or who were lost or buried at sea in Gallipoli waters (Other than Australians and New Zealanders who are named on other Memorials.   Also inscribed on the Memorial are the names of ships that took part in the campaign and the titles of the Army Formations and Units which served on the Peninsula’.
CHITTENDEN A. G.          148306    Lance Corporal   7^th Company.   Canadian Machine Gun Corps. Died     30^th October 1917
Poelcapelle British Cemetery   Grave:   XXVIII.   D.  2.  ‘Poelcapelle British Cemetery is located north-east of Ieper town centre on the Brugseweg  (N313) a road connecting Ieper to Brugge.   Two streets connect Ieper town centre on to the Brugseweg: Torhoutstraat leads from the market square onto the Kalfvaartstraat at the end of Kalfvaartstraat is a large junction on which Brugseweg is the first righthand turn.  Poelcapelle (now Poelkapelle) was taken by the Germans from the French on the 20^th October 1914.   Entered by the 11^th Division on the 4^th October 1917.   Evacuated by the British in April 1918 and retaken by the Belgians on the 28^th September  1918.     It has given its name to the battle of the 9^th October 1917, one of the battles of Ypres.   There are now over 7,000, 1914-18, and a small number of 1939-45 casualties commemorates on this site.   Of these over 6,000 from the 1914-18 war are unidentified and special      Memorials are erected to eight soldiers from the United Kingdom and one from Canada,  known or believed to be buried here.   Other special Memorials record the names of  twenty four soldiers from the United Kingdom, and three from Canada, buried by the enemy, whose graves could not be found’.
CHITTENDEN  ARTHUR GRANT BOURNE       Second Lieutenant   2^nd Battalion    Manchester Regiment Died:  9^th September 1914   Age 20  Died of wounds.  (St Cath’s   Born: 1894   Sept Qtr.   Epsom   2A  15)   Son of Mrs & Mrs G. G. T. F. Chittenden   ‘High Croft’       Steyning,   Sussex
Montreuil-Aux-Lions British Cemetery.   Grave:    Special Memorial 2.         ‘Location: A small cemetery set on the side of a main road.   It is situated to the east of the village of Montreuil-Aux-Lions and to the west of Chateau Thierry.   Montreuil-Aux-Lions British Cemetary can be reached from the direction of Chateau Thierry, following the N3   Chateau Thierry to La Ferte-Sous-Jouarre road on leaving Chateau Thierry via the N3 the road continues through several hamlets.   After about twenty kilometres the road starts to descend into the village of Montreuil-Aux-Lions, and at this point the Cemetery is visable on the left side of the road.    The cemetery was made after the Armistice by the concentration of graves from the  battlefields of the Aisne.   There are now 150, 1914-18 and a small number 1939-45 War casualties commemerated on this site, of these over half from the 1924-18 war are unidentified and the names of sixteen soldiers, known or believed to be buried among them are recorded on special Memorials (In the case of eight men of the first  Dorset) The special Memorial in a panel behind the ‘Cross of Sacrifice”’.
CHITTENDEN  ALAN REGINALD  278354   Lieutenant   MC   Royal Sussex Regiment   Attached to 5^th Battalion Wiltshire Regiment    Died:     Saturday 5^th August 1944     Age 21    (St Cath’s   1923  Sep Qtr  Steyning   2B  387)   Son of Walter Robert & Ella May Chittenden (nee Smith) Chingford,  Essex
St Manvieu War Cemetery, Cheux.     Grave:   VIII.   G.16.     ‘The Cemetery is reached from Caen by taking route D9, westwards.    After about eight kilometres  the road by-passes St Manvieu village, while Cheux  lies two kilometres to the left.   You will find St Manvieu  War Cemetery on right hand side.   The men who lie buried in St Manvieu War Cemetary died for the most part in the fluctuating and severe fighting from mid June to the end of July 1944, in the region between Tilly-Sur-Seulles and Caen. Plots XI, XII, XVII contain German Graves.   There are now over 1,500, 1939-45 war casualties commemorated  in this site.
CHITTENDEN CHARLES                  10488   Lance/Corporal     5^th Battalion      King’s Shropshire Light Infantry   Died:   25^th January 1916   Age 18.   Killed in action, France/Flanders Burwash War Memorial Born:  Bromyard, Worcs.  Enl: Shrewbury. r. Burwash   Son of Thomas and Bertha Alice Chittenden 16 Greenfield Road,  Burwash,  Sussex
Essex Farm Cemetery.   Boezinge.   Grave:   1.  H.  7.   ‘Boezinge is a village in the Province of West Flanders, north of Ieper on the Diksmuidseweg Road (N369) Boesinghe (Boezinge) village during the greater  part of the war directly faced by the German front line on the east side, but further south the British line was several kilometres east of the Canal, a little less than mid-way from Ypres to Boezinge.   There was a farm building in the narrow space between the road and the canal bank, known by the Army as  Essex Farm.   The land south of the farm came into use as a until August 1917.   The burials were made without any definite plan and some of the Divisions which occupied this sector may be traced in almost every part of the cemetery.   But the 49^th West Riding Division buried their dead of 1915 in Plot 1, and the 38^th Welsh Division in the autumn of 1916 used Plot III.       There are now over 1,000, 1914-18 war casualties commemorated in this site.      Of these, over 100 are unidentified and special memorials are erected to nineteen soldiers from the United Kingdom, known or believed buried among them’.
CHITTENDEN ARTHUR ERNEST                   Corporal      6190    Saddler 2^nd Dragoon Guards (Queens Bays) Died: Thursday 13^th May 1915 (21)        Killed in action, France/Flanders   Born:  Wynberg  S.A.  Enl: Woking. r. Aldershot    (St Cath’s  1894  Mar Qtr   Hendon  3A  197)???
Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial.  Ieper.  West-Vlaanderen.  Belgium.  Panel 3.    ‘Ypres (Now Ieper) is a town in the Province of West Flanders.    The Memorial is situated at the eastern side of the town on the road to Menin and Courtrai, and bears the names of men who were lost without trace during the defence of the Ypres Sallent’  in the first world war