Nottingham Central Virtual
This section commemorates Great War fatalities from central Nottingham whose names were not included on memorials erected during the conflict's aftermath. It is being compiled from Nottingham Evening Post obituary entries, the CWGC Debt of Honour Register and other military sources, census data and Birth, Marriage and Death indexes. David Nunn
Identified casualties
157
people
- Names on this memorial
- Location
- Photographs
Names on this memorial
- Albert Allen
- A Allsopp
- George Antcliffe
- Jon Astill
- Tom Astill
- Ernest Atkinson
- Frank Bagnall
- David Baker
- Fred Banks
- Albert Bannister
- Herbert Barrowcliff
- Arthur John Battersby
- Fred Birch
- George Booth
- Henry Bosworth
- Sidney Bown
- Arthur Bradley
- James Brannan
- Emily Brannan
- Frederick Charles Brett
- John Brett
- William Brett
- John William Bromley
- Mark Percy Brooke
- Frederick John Brown
- James Lacey Buck
- John Bunting
- Edward Burke
- Ottiwell Hastings Stanhope Butler
- Edwin Robert Carter
- Francis Albert Carter
- Herbert Cartwright
- Ronald Cartwright
- Stanley Cartwright
- Albert Chappell
- Leonard Clark
- Herbert Clarke
- Herbert Alwin Clayton
- Harold Colton
- Gilbert Henry Condon
- Lorenzo William Conduit
- William Dabell
- Thomas Edwin Dabell
- Albert Dale
- John Davey
- George Henry Dawson
- Joseph Daykin
- Ernest Henry Daykin
- Charles Henry Diggle
- Handley Dobbs
- Alfred Dodd
- Reginald Charles Francis Dolley
- Alfred Lister Ellis
- Lewis George Ellis
- Edward Ellis-Johnson
- Leonard Elsey
- John Everitt
- William Arthur Farmer
- George Fletcher
- Luke Thomas Foster
- Walter Freeman
- Robert Frost
- Albert Gamble
- Arthur Gilding
- John Albert Gissing
- William Albert Goddard
- Andrew Goldsbury
- John Golland
- Walter William Goodwin
- Bernard Goulding
- Tom Greenwood
- Frederick Griffiths
- Lewis Grimshaw
- Henry Haggar
- Benjamin Lewis Hague
- Algernon Edward Charles hall
- Guy Neville Hammond
- Tom Harber
- Joseph Harriman
- Harold Harrison
- Alex Hayes
- John William Hayes
- Frank Hill
- George Hills
- Bertie Hoare
- Thomas Hollins
- James Hynes
- Horace Ingle
- Arthur Stanhope Jenoure
- Leslie Herbert Johnson
- Joseph Johnson
- Patrick Kent
- George Kent
- John Edward Lambert
- William Lawson
- John Thorpe Lewis
- Cyril Lowe
- George Henry Lowton
- Albert Marshall
- Ernest Marshall
- John Edgar Mason
- John Charles Francis Mason
- Lewis Matthews
- Arthur George Frederick Messom
- Charles Miller
- Thomas Miller
- Vincent Mitchell
- Thomas Moore
- John William Newman
- Sidney Nix
- Alfred Norwebb
- Francis J O'Callaghan
- Harry L Ockleford
- Harry Lane Ockleford
- John Oliver
- Joseph Frank Pashley
- John Pearson
- John Perry
- John Kesteven Potter
- Edward Alfred Puttock
- Bernard Thomas Quinn
- Samuel Raynor
- George Henry Reeve
- Harold Renshaw
- George Richards
- John Thomas Rowley
- Edward Fetherston Sankey
- Walter Walker Saywell
- James Scothern
- Albert Scrimshaw
- Ernest Slack
- George Jewett Smith
- Samuel Smith
- Ernest Smith
- Herbert Ralph Smith
- Thomas Stones
- Arthur Tatton
- Arthur Taylor
- Ernest Albert Isaac Taylor
- Herbert Henry Owen taylor
- George Taylor
- Herbert Claude Taylor
- John Albert Thacker
- Ernest Hampton Turner
- Frederick Eley Turner
- Claude Charles Samuel Turner
- Thomas Tutin
- John William Ward
- William Westmoreland
- Leonard Wheelhouse
- Frederick William Whittle
- Thomas Wilbur
- Albert Wildman
- Stephen John Wilson
- Richard Lane Winser
- Thomas Woollerton
- Arthur Wright
Location
Photographs
Photo David Nunn
Nottingham Castle January 2013
Photo David Nunn
The Great War battalion most closely associated with the city of Nottingham was 1/7th Sherwood Foresters (Notts & Derby Regiment.) First raised at Nottingham Castle in 1859 the unit was known as The Robin Hood Rifles.