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Buried in Rushden Cemetery
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Grave no.
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Forename |
Surname |
Details from gravestone |
Year
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F 856
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Cyril W |
ABBOTT |
aged 50 |
1942
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F 855
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Florence Hilda |
ABBOTT |
killed by enemy action (born 1897) |
1942
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F 855
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Marian Caroline |
ABBOTT |
killed by enemy action (born 1934) |
1942
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DB 43
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Stanley George |
CLARK |
aged 28, died through enemy action |
1940
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DB 86
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Gertrude A |
COCKSEDGE |
aged 24, Lieut Salvation Army |
1941
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F 917
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Winifred M |
CUNNINGTON |
aged 48 |
1940
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D 797
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Margaret Joyce |
DODD |
aged 11 |
1940
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F 729
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Betty Gwendoline |
ELMER |
killed by enemy action, aged 15 |
1940
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F 729
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Harriet Elizabeth |
ELMER |
killed by enemy action, aged 53 |
1940
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D 795
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Dennis James |
FELCE |
aged 7 |
1940
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DB 63
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Emma |
FURNISS |
died from injuries after enemy action |
1940
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DB 47
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Reginald |
HALL |
killed by enemy action |
1940
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D 796
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Muriel |
MOYE |
aged 7 [evacuee] |
1940
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D 798
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Roy |
O'DELL |
aged 3 |
1940
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DB 40
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Frank J |
PRICKETT |
aged 35 |
1940
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DB 44/45
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Horace George |
SANDERS |
aged 56, killed by enemy action |
1940
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D 794
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Donald E |
SCRIVENS |
aged 8 |
1940
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DA 315/6
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Charles |
SMITH |
aged 70 as a result of enemy action |
1940
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The Memorial at St Mary's Church
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2010 - Blue Plaque put up in a
Memorial Garden at the School
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Cyril W Abbott
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Margaret J Dodd
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Roy O'Dell
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Florence H Abbott
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Betty G Elmer
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Frank J Prickett
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Marian C Abbott
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Harriet E Elmer
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Horace G Sanders*
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Stanley G Clark
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Dennis J Felce
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Donald E Scrivens
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Gertrude A Cocksedge
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Emma Furness
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Charles Smith
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Winifred M Cunnington
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Reginald M Hall
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Names taken from page 129 'A Thousand Years of Rushden'
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| Rushden Cemetery Grave DB 44/45 |
| In loving memory of my dear husband Horace George SANDERS* (past Chief Ruler of Rechabites) who was killed by enemy action October 3rd 1940 aged 56 years. Ever in my thoughts. Also his beloved wife Frances Martha SANDERS who died April 29th 1955 aged 71 years. At rest. (vase) --- |
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| October 1940 |
Cecilia Janet |
CHASE |
aged 7 |
| October 1940 |
Muriel |
MOYE |
aged 7 |
| October 1940 |
Lorna |
PAIN |
aged 8 |
Note from Douglas Rowe, April 2010:
Muriel Moye aged 7, was an evacuee, from Colchester. The head teacher travelled from Colchester to identify Muriel and two other Colchester girls who were killed.
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