Eastwood - Nottingham Road
Photo David Nunn.
Richard Dodge carried out extensive research in the Eastwood and Kimberley Advertiser's microfilm archive to provide the biographical material and individual photos illuminating this section of the site.
Identified casualties
89
people
- Names on this memorial
- Location
- Photographs
Names on this memorial
- Harry Abbott
- G Walter Allcock
- Walter R Allton
- Henry Anthony
- Abraham Ball
- Alfred Bircumshaw
- Arthur Birkin
- Ernest A Blagg
- Fred Bower
- Thomas Bricknell
- Abe Brown
- J Maurice Brown
- William L Butler
- Harry Buxton
- William Carlin
- William Cartledge
- Thomas G Chambers
- Joseph Christian
- Bernard Clarke
- John P Clarke
- Percy Clements
- Richard Coakley
- Robert B Cockburn
- Charles W Cooper
- William H Cooper
- Horace Cowell
- John Doncaster
- Albert E Dove
- Herbert I Eyre
- Ernest Fletcher
- James Ford
- Eric Fotherby
- William Fowkes
- Albert H Gascoyne
- Walter Gilbourne
- Oswald Gillott
- Horace Goff
- Arthur Gregory
- Frank Gregory
- John Hitchcock
- Harry Hodgkinson
- Frederick Hooks
- Charles Hyman
- Edgar Jepson
- David HJohnson
- Arthur Jordan
- Arthur Knighton
- Fred Leivers
- W Haydn Linwood
- Thomas Madden
- Wilfred Moult
- John J Mullins
- George Newstead
- William Newton
- William H Nix
- H Dodson Noon
- Alfred Parker
- Arthur Parker
- Fred Peacey
- Arthur Pearson
- Edwin Pearson
- George Radband
- Frank H Riley
- James A Rogers
- Bernard Rolling
- Charles Rowell
- Wallace R Rowland
- John W Saxton
- Walter Saxton
- Harold H Saxton
- William L Shaw
- Arthur Gregory Simpson
- T Sydney Sleath
- John Smith
- Joseph H Smitheringale
- Oliver E Starbuck
- Thomas W Start
- William Stirland
- Herbert Townrow
- Job A Webster
- Fred Wesson
- Reginald Wesson
- Arthur Whatmore
- William H Wilkinson
- William E Williamson
- John H Wilson
- Gilbert Wood
- Oscar C Woodward
- Cyril G Wyld
Location
Photographs
Photo David Nunn
Memorial for all of the servicemen from Eastwood area who fell during the Great War.
The unveiling of Eastwood War Memorial on Easter Sunday 1921. It was originally located in Eastwood Cemetery.
Newspaper advert for Eastwood Recruiting Meeting in 1915.
Photo David Nunn
Eastwood's commemorative exhibition