| surname | forename | age | date of death | rank/honours | regiment | unit / ship / squadron | service number | plot number | additional information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AHERNE | D J | 23 | 27/05/1918 | R3325 | Who fell in action in France | ||||
| BANBURY | Arthur Sidney | 34 | 31/07/1917 | Lieut | W441 | Killed in action in Flanders. | |||
| BARRETT | William John | 40 | 1/11/1914 | Boatswain (Bosun) | Royal Navy | HMS Monmouth | EF8990 | Who lost his life in Action on HMS Monmouth off the Chilian Coast - Battle of Coronel. He did his duty to his King and Country. PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL 1. Husband of Blanche M. Barrett, of 33, Avondale Terrace, Keyham, Devonport. | |
| BATT | Samuel Hyde | 20 | 21/03/1918 | V1331 | Killed in action in France. | ||||
| BENJAMIN | William Edward Wiltshire | 26 | 08/11/1917 | Private | 13th Service Batt Welsh Regt (formerly 7th Welsh Cyclists) | "C" Coy. | 57210 | L1644 | Died of wounds in France. Son of William and Elizabeth Benjamin, of Burton House, 7, The Square, Walsall. Born at Cardiff. INTO THY HANDS O LORD Buried : ESTAIRES COMMUNAL CEMETERY AND EXTENSION |
| BEST | Arthur Douglas | 40 | 07/03/1917 | Private | Army Service Corps | 621st M.T. Coy. | DM2/166045 | EH 1124 | Son of George Christopher Henry Best, Widower of Alice Cecilia Best (Nee Harris of the US) who sadly died in 1915. |
| BINGHAM | Herbert Barney | 22 | 18/03/1917 | Private | Welsh Regiment | "C" Coy. 11th Bn. (Cardiff Pals) | 14915 | Y 685 | Fell in action at Salonika. Eldest son of Herbert and Catherine Bingham, of 12, Chester St., Norwich. |
| BLACK | William | 30 | 30/12/1915 | Engineer Lieutenant | Royal Navy | HMS Natal | S745 | on CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL | |
| BLADON | Henry James | 28 | 01/09/1918 | Second Lieutenant | Welsh Regiment | 4th Bn. | VL 83 | Son of James and Mary Jane Bladon, of 8, Glenroy St., Roath Park, Cardiff. Killed in action in France. Buried MORVAL BRITISH CEMETERY | |
| BRENNAN | Morris Patrick | 30 | 20/11/1916 | Private | Royal Welsh Fusiliers | "C" Coy. 9th Bn. | 29845 | R3328 | Killed in Action in France. THIEPVAL MEMORIAL Pier and Face 4 A. Son of the late James and Hannah Brennan, of 7, Ilton Rd., Penylan, Cardiff. |
| BROWN | J E | 20 | 07/10/1918 | Private | Royal Welsh Fusiliers | 16th Bn. | 93920 | EI1586 | Killed in Action in France. THILLOY ROAD CEMETERY, BEAULENCOURT F. 33. |
| BROWN | Richard | 49 | 26/03/1921 | Provost Serjt | Grenadier Guards | G370a | Served in the Boer War and died from the effects of wounds received at Mametz Woods in the Great War. | ||
| CAMPBELL | George Spencer | 31 | 21/04/1917 | Lance Corporal | Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) | 6th Coy. | 64977 | O1024A | Killed in action at Arras. ARRAS MEMORIAL Bay 10. Husband of Eveline A. Campbell, of Trenache Farm, Bryncoch, Neath, Glam; son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell, of 152, Kimberley Rd., Penylan, Cardiff. |
| COLEMAN | Charles P | 49 | 10/01/1918 | Lieut Engr | Royal Naval Reserve | J1103 | Died by enemy action. | ||
| COOPER | Charles William | 29 | 19/04/1918 | 2nd Corporal | Royal Engineers | 38th Div. Signal Coy. | 62982 | Y1574 | Killed in Action France. WARLOY-BAILLON COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION IV. F. 1. Son of Charles William and Elizabeth A. Cooper, of Deaks, Cardiff. |
| COOPER | Joseph Herbert | 32 | 18/08/1917 | First Engineer. | S.S. "Rosario" (Newport) | Mercantile Marine | 14303 | B1434 | KARASOULI MILITARY CEMETERY D. 726. Greece. Son of John and Jane H. H. Cooper, of Cardiff. Gave his life in the Great War. |
| COOPER | Philip Vincent | 25 | 14/09/1916 | Private | 11th Bn. | Welsh Regiment | B1434 | TOWER HILL MEMORIAL. Son of Jane Hannah Henderson Cooper, and the late John Cooper; husband of Jane Mason Cooper (nee Humphreys), of 68, Angus St., Roath Park, Cardiff. Born at Seaham Harbour. Gave his life in the Great War. The cargo ship was torpedoed and sunk in the Atlantic Ocean south west of Ireland by SM UC-55 ( Imperial German Navy) with the loss of 20 of her crew. Two survivors were taken as prisoners of war. | |
| CURTIS | John Harold | 27 | 23/11/1915 | Captain | Oxford & Bucks Light Infantry | 1st Battalion | J1051 | Killed in action in Mesopotamia. | |
| DANIEL | Thomas George | 23 | 23/11/1917 | Lieutenant | Royal Welsh Fusiliers | 22nd Bn. attd. 19th Bn. | S2778b | Who laid down his life in the Great War. CAMBRAI MEMORIAL, LOUVERVAL Panel 5. | |
| DAVEY | Albert | 25 | 19/11/1917 | Private | Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) | 53460 | Y806 | After sustaining gas poisoning on active service in France. Son of Lewis Davey, of 40, Moorland Rd., Cardiff. | |
| DAVIES | Benjamin Jones | 31 | 19/05/1917 | Captain | South Wales Borderers | 3rd Bn. attd. 2nd Bn. | A2284 | ARRAS MEMORIAL Bay 6. France. Son of Griffith and Catherine Margaret Davies, of The Lodge, Llandyssul, Cardiganshire. | |
| DAVIES | Philip I T | 18 | 18/08/1916 | Private | King's Shropshire Light Infantry | 7th Bn. | 14354 | L3729 | Killed in Action. Son of William and Annie Davies of 53, Glynne St., Canton, Cardiff. Thiepval Memorial |
| DONOVAN | William Christopher | 38 | 17/9/1918 | Captain | L1666 | Drowned at sea through Enemy Action | |||
| EVANS | Edgar William | 01/07/1916 | Private | 16th Middlesex | PS2459 | B2002 | Killed in action in France. Thiepval Memorial. | ||
| EVANS | Lewis Arthur | 34 | 21/06/1918 | Private | Leicester Regt. | W1241/W1253 | Fell in action in France. Interred at Fouquieres – Les Bethune Churchyard. | ||
| EVANS | Russell Kenvyn | 18 | 10/10/1917 | 1st East Surrey Regt | V581/V610 | Fell in action in Flanders. | |||
| EVANS | William Morgan | 25 | 10/07/1916 | Lance Corporal | Welsh Regiment | 13th Batt | 35337 | S877 | killed in Action at Mametz Wood France THIEPVAL MEMORIAL Pier and Face 7 A and 10 A. France Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan Evans, of 49, Shirley Rd., Cardiff. |
| FERGUSSON | Ronald Stuart | 23 | 13/06/1916 | Private | Canadian Pioneers | 430718 | L1153 | Killed Ypres Panel 32. YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL | |
| FINN | JOHN | 51 | 11/11/1925 | New Zealand Auckland Regt | EM1023 | ||||
| FLETCHER | Lewis | 26 | 10/05/1918 | Private | Welsh Regiment | 19th Pioneers Bn. | 39817 | R3110 | Fell in Action. HARPONVILLE COMMUNAL CEMETERY D. 2. Son of Lewis and Annie Fletcher, of Cardiff. |
| FORD | John | 34 | 1/06/1918 | Private | Lancashire Fusiliers | 18th Bn | 40975 | S3682 | fell in action in France. POZIERES MEMORIAL Panel 32 to 34. Son of John and Sarah Ford; husband of Emma Ford, of 93, Pomeroy St., Docks, Cardiff. |
| FRASER | Malalin | 28 | 08/04/1915 | V304 | Lost his life in action at Gallipoli. | ||||
| GEORGE | Walter John | 39 | 09/10/1917 | Lieutenant | Royal Naval Reserve | L556 | Died at sea by enemy action - TOWER HILL MEMORIAL | ||
| GERRISH | Evan Edelston | 67 | 18/09/1933 | Engineer | Merchant Seaman | EH 1365 | SS "Adenwen", sunk by enemy submarine's torpedo on 25 Mar 1917. SS "Bronwen", sunk by enemy submarine on 18 Sep 1917. | ||
| GIBBS | John Angel | 37 | 30/09/1917 | Major DSO | 9th Welsh Regiment | M 461/M 482 | Who died for his country at Menin Ridge 30 September 1917 | ||
| GILLARD | John Lett | 27 | 18/09/1918 | Lance Corporal | 11th Batt Welch Regt | G 406 | Killed in action Salonika Front | ||
| GOODING | Tom | 32 | 5/5/1915 | Private | Dorset Regiment | "A" Coy. 1st Bn. | 3/8153 | Y 177 | Killed in action at Hill 60 France. YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL Panel 37. Son of the late Thomas and Susan Gooding. |
| GORDON | ALEC | 25 | 28/2/1917 | Boatswain (Bosun) | Mercantile Marine | Tug "J. W. Thompson" (London) | S 3410 | only son ALEC lost at sea through enemy action March 1917 - (Probably) TOWER HILL MEMORIAL Born at Cardiff. | |
| GREY | WILLIAM CECIL | 18 | 30/10/1918 | Private | 28th Bn.(Artists' Rifles) | London Regiment | 769109 | W 670 | Died at Warley Hospital, Brentwood. Son of William and Sarah Alice Grey, of 90, Severn Grove, Cardiff. |
| GRIFFITHS | T | 22 | 23/01/1917 | Ldg Tele | Royal Navy | HMS Simoom | 769109 | M 1779 | Killed in action North Sea |
| GUNN | Kenneth | 31 | 04/04/1916 | Lieutenant | Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) | M1085 | Killed in action in France. I. K. 30. NOEUX-LES-MINES COMMUNAL CEMETERY | ||
| GUNN | Marcus S | 34 | 06/09/1916 | Lieutenant | Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) | M1085 | Died of wounds received at the Battle of the Somme. III. E. 22. HEILLY STATION CEMETERY, MERICOURT-L'ABBE | ||
| GWYTHER | John | 19 | 00/10/1914 | King's Shropshire Light Infantry | S3553 | Killed in Action. | |||
| HALL | John Reginald | 19 | 10/07/1916 | 2nd Lieutenant | Welsh Regiment | M544 | Killed in action on gallantly leading his men at Mametz Wood | ||
| HOPKIN | William | 23 | 02/07/1915 | Y1573 | Fell in action in France. | ||||
| HOPKINS | Stanley Charles | 19 | 22/12/1915 | Private | M.T. Reserve Depot | Army Service Corps | M2/148356 | B124b | |
| HUTCHINSON | H | 21 | 26/09/1915 | Private | 6th Somerset Light infantry | 11345 | W1261 | killed in action at Ypres, Flanders | |
| HYDE | Thomas | -- | 27/10/1918 | Serjeant DCM, MM | Royal Munster Fusiliers | 2nd Bn. | 989 | R3964 | Died in France. ST. SEVER CEMETERY EXTENSION, ROUEN S. II. T. 7. He was born in Gray Street Canton served in the Boer War and as a reservist for the WW1 . He was a fine athlete and played Rugby for the Canton RFC and a Baseball player. Citation for Sgt Thomas Hyde: For Conspicuous Gallantry and devotion to duty . He was in command of a Patrol of one Platoon which was Fired on by the Enemy at short range . He led his men into attack and captured an Officer and eleven men. Engaged the Enemy inflicting heavy casualties on them. Bringing back two of his wounded men. He set a magnificent example of courage and Initiative. LG 1st May 1918 |
| JAMES | Evan Walter | 18 | 31/05/1916 | HMS Queen Mary | V1286 | Lost his life at the Battle of Jutland. | |||
| JAMES | Sydney Butler | 29 | 18/08/1917 | SS Rosario | X253 | Lost his life by enemy action on 18 August 1917 aged 29. On a voyage from Huelva to Troon with a cargo of ore, was sunk by the German submarine UC-55 (Horst Rühle von Lilienstern), torpedoed southwest of Ireland. Chief Boatswain, Mercantile Marine, Son of David and Frances James; husband of Gladys James (nee Gibbs), of 10, Hafod St., Cardiff. Born at Cardiff, Memorial: Tower Hill Memorial | |||
| JAMES | Thomas George | 21 | 26/11/1917 | Corporal DCM | South Wales Borderers | 12th Bn | 41242 | S883c | Died of wounds received in action at Bourlon Wood, Cambrai. Buried at Rocquigny-Equancourt Road British Cemetery, Manancourt. Son of Thomas and Margaret Anne James, of 55, Amesbury Rd., Penylan, Cardiff. |
| JOHNSTON | George Ernest | 21 | 17/02/1915 | Private | "C" Coy. 1st Bn. | Welsh Regiment | 11277 | B1168 | YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL Panel 37, Belgium. Son of the late Mrs. Catherine Thomas (formerly Johnston), of 12, Broughton Rd., Thornton Heath, Surrey, and the late Clr. Serjt. W. Johnston (Welch Regt.). |
| JONES | Alfred Poole | 25 | 21/05/1915 | Private | 1/24th Corp. London Regt. | 2214 | W497 | Killed at Givenghy, France. On LE TOURET MEMORIAL. Son of Mrs. E. A. Paterson (formerly Jones), of 37, Uffington Rd., West Norwood, London, and the late Arthur Daniel Jones. See entry - Roath Local History Society | |
| JONES | David Raymond | 33 | 17/04/1918 | Lieutenant | Royal Engineers | Tenth Army Signal Coy | V1284 | Killed in action in France. Buried at KleinVierstraat British Cemetery, Belgium. Battle for Kemmel in the Battle of the Lys (7–29 April 1918), also known as the Lys Offensive, the Fourth Battle of Ypres. | |
| JUKES | Frederick | 26 | 20/07/1917 | Second Lieutenant | Welsh Regiment | VL7 | killed at Hollebeke 20 September 1917 whilst serving King & Country. Panel 93 to 94.Tyne Cot Memorial | ||
| KELLY | Alexander | 57 | 18/04/1917 | Marine Engineer | B505a | Died through Enemy Action. | |||
| LAVERICK | Emmanuel Comby | 64 | 07/02/1918 | S.S. "Holmtown." | Mercantile Marine | B1811 | Died at Sea through Enemy Action, His body was washed ashore at Swanage and interred here. On 3 Feb 1918 Emmanuel was a master mariner on board the cargo ship SS Holmtown travelling from Rouen to Cardiff, when it was sunk by UB59 east of the Shambles light house in the English Channel. All 15 crew were lost. Emmanuel’s body was washed ashore at Kimmeridge Bay, Dorset, on 7 Feb 1918. | ||
| LEWIS | CHARLES | 36 | 18/03/1916 | Private | Welsh Regiment | 9th Bn. | 31203 | G205 | Fell in Action March 1916, interred in France. Son of Alfred George and Margaret Lewis, of Cardiff. ST. VENANT COMMUNAL CEMETERY II. H. 6. |
| LEWIS | Robert Frederick | 35 | 20/09/1917 | Second Lieutenant | 17th Batt Kings Royal Rifles | L1406 | Fell in France (Menin Road Ridge). Panel 115 to 119 and 162A and 163A. Tyne Cot Memorial | ||
| LEWIS | Samuel | 35 | 07/04/1918 | Master | Mercantile Marine | S.S. "Boscastle" | Section S | TOWER HILL MEMORIAL Son of William and Susan Lewis, of Brixham, Devon; husband of Matilda Lewis, of 220, Corporation Rd., Cardiff. | |
| LOUGHER | Arthur Douglas | 71 | 17/06/1948 | Eng Lieutenant Comod RN | HMS Vindictive | EL256 | Participant in Zeebrugge Raid 1918. Mentioned in despatches by Vice-Admiral Sir Roger J. B. Keyes, K.C.B., C.M.G., C.V.O., D.S.O., Commanding the Dover Patrol, for distinguished services on the night of the 22nd-23rd April, 1918 | ||
| LOWE | Reginald John | 21 | 10/09/1918 | Gunner | Royal Field Artillery | H.Q. 78th Bde. | 730912 | A1377 | VARENNES MILITARY CEMETERY IV. A. 43. France Son of Ernest Atkins Lowe and Mary Lowe, of 127, Inverness Place, Roath, Cardiff. FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH |
| McGILLIVRAY | A | 26 | 19/02/1915 | Serjeant | Cameron Highlanders | 2nd Bn. | 8496 | W114 | killed in Action at St Eloi. VOORMEZEELE ENCLOSURE NO.3 II. C. 7. Son of John McGillivray, of 38, Singleton Rd., Splott, Cardiff. |
| McGILLIVRAY | ALEXANDER | 30 | 29/10/1914 | Private | Grenadier Guards | 1st Bn. | 10853 | W114 | killed in Action in Flanders. YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL Panel 9 and 11. Son of John and Janet McGillivray, of 38, Singleton Rd., Splott, Cardiff. |
| McGREGOR | David John | 40 | 15/10/1914 | Engineer Lieutenant Commander | Royal Navy | H.M.S. Hawke | L 3572 | Lost with vessel in North Sea, a model son and kind brother. Son of Donald and Mary McGregor, 14, Clare St., Cardiff. Native of Durham. - CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL | |
| MEIK | H A | - | 31/07/1917 | Private Sapper | Royal Engineers | 124th Field Coy. | 450450 | A 2258 | YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL Panel 9. Belgium |
| MOORE | Percy | 23 | 25/02/1917 | Private | Royal Welsh Fusiliers | 14th Bn. | 56893 | S3246 | Fell in action at Ypres. Son of Edwin Moore, of 15, Arran St., Roath, Cardiff. MENDINGHEM MILITARY CEMETERY II. B. 1. |
| MORGAN | Clement Brett | 20 | 02/10/1918 | Private | 36th Gen. Hosp. | Royal Army Medical Corps | 22753 | J208a | Youngest son of Morgan and the late Jessie Morgan, of 106, Colum Rd., Cardiff. One of three brothers who gave their lives in the Great War. Born in London. Makra Salonica |
| MORGAN | Leslie | 23 | 22/08/1917 | Corporal | 2nd / 4th Battalion Oxford & Bucks Light Infantry | Formally 1st / 7th Cyclist Battalion, Welsh Regiment | 202844 | J208a | Son of late Morgan & Jessie Morgan of Cardiff, Tyne Cot Cemetery |
| MORGAN | Oswald | 20 | 17/04/1917 | Private | 2nd / 4th Battalion Oxford & Bucks Light Infantry | Formally 1st / 7th Cyclist Battalion, Welsh Regiment | 202847 | J208a | Son of late Morgan & Jessie Morgan of Cardiff, Tertry, France. |
| MORGAN | Philip | 30 | 07/11/1914 | Grenadier Guards | Y409 | Killed in Action at Ypres. | |||
| MORGAN | William George | 27 | 10/10/1917 | Royal Field Artillery | W1098 | Killed in France | |||
| MORRIS | Alfred John (Fred) | 19 | 06/09/1917 | Private | Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) | 89978 | V237/V258 | Killed at Ypres. Panel 154 to 159 and 163A. Tyne Cot Memorial | |
| NEWMAN | Harold Percy | 35 | 21/04/1917 | Chief Engineer | Y418 | Drowned at Sea through enemy action | |||
| PALFREY | James George | 33 | 27/08/1917 | W1223 | Fell in action at Lancemark | ||||
| PHELPS | JAMES OSMAN | 36 | 6/10/1917 | Petty Officer Stoker | Royal Navy | H.M.S. "Begonia." | 29550 | S981 | Who was torpedoed through enemy action, October 1917, aged 34. PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL 26. Son of Mary Ann James (formerly Phelps), of 39, Marion St., Splott, Cardiff. HMS Begonia (1915) was an Azalea-class sloop launched in 1915, converted to a Q-ship and sunk in a collision with a German submarine off Casablanca in 1917. |
| PHILLIPS | David Cyril Glam Yeo | 21 | 22/03/1916 | Private | "C" Sqdn. | Glamorgan Yeomanry. | 1814 | B951 | Buried here Fell in the Great War. Son of David & Rachel Maria Phillips of 24, Shirley Rd., Cardiff. They obeyed at once their country's call. |
| PHILLIPS | Thomas Llewellyn | 23 | 26/03/1917 | Captain | 5th Welsh Regt | I1057/I1065 | Who lost his life at the First Battle of Gaza. | ||
| PHILLIPS | William Oswald | 22 | 26/09/1918 | Driver | "A" Bty. 86th Bde. | Royal Field Artillery | 730605 | B951 | Buried in Peronne Communal Cemetery Extension V.D.11, France. Fell in the Great War. Son of David & Rachel Maria Phillips of 24, Shirley Rd., Cardiff. They obeyed at once their country's call. |
| PROSSER | Dillwyn | 25 | 13/06/1916 | V44 | Killed in action in France. | ||||
| REES | Frederick Harold MB, B S(Lond) | 25 | 21/06/1915 | Surgeon | RN Drake Division | V550 | Died of wounds at Gallipoli. Buried in A. 34. Lancashre Landing Cemetery, Cape Helles | ||
| REES | Arthur | 22 | 26/10/1918 | Driver | Royal Field Artillery | "B" Bty. 2nd Bde. | 156910 | Y1564 | Killed in the Great War. Interred at Bertry, France. BERTRY COMMUNAL CEMETERY C. 5.Son of Thomas and Gwenllian Rees, of II, Eyre St., Splott, Cardiff. |
| RICHARDS | Bruce Carlton | 26 | 11/07/1917 | Lieut | Royal Field Artillery | 113th Bty. 25th Bde. | VL 75 | Killed in Belgium. Son of David L. and Elizabeth Richards, of "Courtfield," Newport Rd., Cardiff. Buried RAMSCAPPELLE ROAD MILITARY CEMETERY. | |
| RICHARDS | Charlie | 27 | 05/05/1917 | Private | Australian Imperial Force | 3rd Bn. | 5731 | S3229 | Killed in action in France. VILLERS-BRETONNEUX MEMORIAL. Son of William and Julia Richards, of 154, Mackintosh Place, Cardiff, Wales. |
| RICHARDS | Stanley Earl | 27 | 29/08/1916 | Second Lieutenant | 1st Monmouthshire Regt | 1st Bn | VL 75 | Killed in France. Son of D. Lloyd Richards and Elizabeth Richards, of 156, Newport Rd Cardiff. Buried WARLINCOURT HALTE BRITISH CEMETERY, SAULTY | |
| ROBERTS | Thomas Henry | 38 | 31/05/1916 | Warrant Engineer | H.M.S. Defence | S3287 | who was killed in the battle of Jutland | ||
| ROBINSON | Robert Wray | 42 | 15/01/1917 | Master Mariner | V1105 | Died through exposure while on His Majesty’s Service during the Great War. | |||
| ROWE | Arthur Leslie | 28 | 1/05/1917 | Chief Engineer | S.S. "Bagdale" (Whitby) | Mercantile Marine | W1028 | Son of Mary Brayley Rowe, of 195, Newport Rd., Cardiff, and the late Edwin Rowe. MEMORIAL: TOWER HILL MEMORIAL. The SS Bagdale was mined and sunk off north west France on 1 May 1917. It was a merchant steamship sailing from the Clyde in Scotland to Nantes, France with a cargo of coal. | |
| ROWE | Edwin Vivian | 37 | 1/09/1918 | Second Lieutenant | Welsh Regiment | 13th Bn. | W1028 | MEMORIAL: VIS-EN-ARTOIS MEMORIAL Panel 7. The battle period is known by the Allies as the “Advance to Victory”. This was a series of battles fought in Picardy and Artois during the last months of the war, when the Allied Forces successfully pushed the German Army eastwards as far as Mons over the Belgian border. | |
| SESSIONS | John Herford Vivian | 25 | 26/09/1918 | Lt. | 13th Welch Regt. | W1121/W1136 | died of wounds received in action and is buried at Beardencourt, France | ||
| SIMMONS | Evan Walter James | 18 | 31/05/1916 | HMS Queen Mary | V1286 | Lost his life at the Battle of Jutland. | |||
| SIMS | Benjamin | 33 | 26/03/1917 | Private | Welsh Regiment | 1st/4th Bn. | 201824 | EA2547 | Killed in Action Gaza Egypt. JERUSALEM MEMORIAL Panels 29 to 32. Son of Isabella Sims, of 16, Pentrebane St., Grangetown, Cardiff, and the late Samuel Sims. |
| SORLEY | Charles Hamilton | 20 | 13/10/1915 | Captain | Suffolk Regiment | 7th Bn. | J37 | Captain in the Suffolk Regiment who fell in Battle near Hulluch in France on 13 October 1915 aged 20 years. LOOS MEMORIAL Panel 37 and 38. Son of Mr. W. R. and Mrs. J. C. Sorley, of St. Giles', Chesterton Lane, Cambridge. Sorley was educated at Marlborough and won a scholarship to University College, Oxford. He enlisted in August 1914 and soon found himself in the trenches; he made Captain in August, 1915. Sorley was killed in action at Loos in October of the same year. His 'Marlborough and Other Poems' was published in 1916 and ran into four editions. It was said that Sorley had a real gift for rhyming. | |
| STONE | William Edward | 25 | 08/08/1915 | Private | 11th Welsh Regt | Cardiff Pals | 14575 | W382 | Died Home Son of E and Emma Jane Stone of 16 George Street, Docks, Cardiff. Died at Cambridge. Buried at Cathays Cemetery. |
| STRACHAN | William Harry | 29 | 27/08/1916 | Private | Royal Welsh Fusiliers | 1st Bn. | 56643 | V380/V406 | Fell in action in France. THIEPVAL MEMORIAL Pier and Face 4 A. |
| THOMAS | Arthur | 27 | 18/08/1918 | Gunner | Royal Field Artillery | 50th Div. Ammunition Col. | 198641 | W1095 | A prisoner of war in Prolan, France. Son of Thomas and Mary Thomas, of 45, Kimberley Rd., Cardiff. GLAGEON COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION I. O. 8. |
| THOMAS | Noel Lavender | 22 | 18/09/1918 | Second Lieutenant | Royal Welsh Fusiliers | 1st Bn. attd. 11th Bn. | W1209 | Killed in action at Salonika. Buried in DOIRAN MILITARY CEMETERY. Son of Octavius Powles Thomas and Phoebe Louisa Thomas, of 49, Ninian Rd., Cardiff. | |
| THOMAS | Cyril Raymond | 20 | 18/08/1918 | Second Lieutenant | South Wales Borderers | 11th Bn. attd. 2nd Bn. | W1209 | Buried in BORRE BRITISH CEMETERY. Son of Octavius Powles Thomas and Phoebe Louisa Thomas, of Cardiff. | |
| WATSON | David Thomas | 34 | 15/02/1917 | Private | Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) | 7th Bn. | 24846 | W1130 | Killed in action in France. Buried in GRANDCOURT ROAD CEMETERY, GRANDCOURT. Son of David and Ann Watson, of 160 Marlborough Rd., Cardiff. |
| WELDING | Joseph | V922 | Fell in the Great War. | ||||||
| WILKES | Edward Percy | 38 | 04/10/1918 | Private | Lancashire Fusiliers | 242601 | L623 | Died in France. Buried Berlaimont Cemtery D7. | |
| WYATT | Phillip Charles | 22 | 31/10/1917 | Private | Royal Engineers | 262nd Railway Construction Coy. | 239281 | L4051 | Son of Luther and Sarah Wyatt, of 3, Blanche St., Roath, Cardiff. Buried at XXI. DD. 20. LIJSSENTHOEK MILITARY CEMETERY BELGIUM |
| WYNDAM | Henry Nicholas | 27 | 18/05/1917 | Second Engineer | Mercantile Marine | S.S. "Mordenwood" (Middlesbrough) | S3630 | Died through enemy action in the Mediterranean Sea. TOWER HILL MEMORIAL. Son of John and Mary Ann Wyndham, of 44, Pembroke Rd., Canton, Cardiff. Born at Cardiff. | |
| YEO | David Cyril Glam | 21 | 22/03/1916 | -- | -- | -- | B951 | Buried here. | |
| YEO | William Oswald | 22 | 26/09/1918 | Driver | Royal Field Artillery | "A" Bty. 86th Bde. | 730605 | B951 | Buried in Peronne.V. D. 11. |
| YOUNG | Walter | 34 | 04/10/1916 | Sergeant | Gloucestershire Regiment | 21417 | L1317 | Killed in action at Salonica. Buried IV. D. 12. Struma Military Cemetery. |
