Nottingham South (Meadows & Wilford) World War Two - Virtual
Identified casualties
77
people
- Names on this memorial
- Photographs
Names on this memorial
- Albert Adnitt
- Stanley William Albery
- Jeffrey William Allen
- Walter Anthony
- Frederick John Bainbridge
- James Beck
- Harry Edward Bent
- John Claude Birkinshaw
- John Franklin Bishop
- John Henry Bolton
- James Henry Brewin
- David Briers
- Percy Brown
- Leonard Arthur Burton
- Jack Byrne
- Wallace Chapman
- Robert Coles
- William John Culley
- Frank Dabell
- Samuel Dabell
- Samuel Edward Devlin
- Leonard Dugdale
- Sidney Eaton
- Ernest William Forbes
- Kenneth William George
- John William Gibbens
- Victor Gibson
- Albert Edward Grocock
- Frederick Denis Hammersley
- Alfred Edward Harrison
- Dennis Haywood
- Arthur James Holland
- James Hurst
- Bernard Ironmonger
- John Alfred James
- Francis William Jones
- George Jowett
- Ernest Kirkham
- Thomas Train Knox
- Clive Lamb
- George William Litchfield
- Alfred Ernest Logan
- Harry Lowther
- John Maltby
- Stanley Marshall
- John Marzorati
- Winifred Jane Mercer
- Andrew Campbell Mitchell
- Joe Mitchell
- William Henry Moon
- Frederick Alfred North
- John William Pemberton
- Albert Penniston
- Leonard Perry
- John Wilfred Pickering
- Maisie Clara Proctor
- Sarah Ann Proctor
- Alexander Redgate
- Maurice Norman Revill
- Joseph Charles Ridgley
- George Robinson
- Gerald Colin Stewart Skelton
- Sylvester Swann
- John Taft
- Alan Tomlinson
- Leonard William Wanty
- Wilfred Eric West
- William Whittington
- Albert Edward Wilcox
- Cecil Wilford
- Frank Wilkinson
- John Ralph Willshire
- Cyril Leslie Wiseman
- Edwin Woodland
- Lewis Charles Wootton
- Edward Arthur Yeatman
- Eric Young
Photographs
Turney Brothers leather works stood near Trent Bridge from 1861 until 1981.
Photo: Public Domain