St Andrew's Church - Roll of Honour
The war memorial in Church Street lists the names of those who were killed in the First World War. The names are repeated in gold on a board in the church itself. However there is also a framed list of those men from the village who fought in the Second World War.
The list is hand written on a special printed chart about 450mm by 900mm with the three line heading "Roll of Honour", "For King and Country", "Tarvin, Cheshire". To the left of the heading is the inscription- "Declaration of War August 4th., 1914" and to the right is the inscription "Peace signed at Versailles on June 28, 1919 ".
The rest of the form includes two columns of names with related regiment, ship etc. and there are short extra columns squeezed onto each side to take extra names.
The left hand, main column has the following list of names.
Adams, Edward
Salt, W.H.
Steaton, Albert
Steaton, Joseph
Ardern, John
Ardern, H.
Barefoot, Harry
Barker, J Joseph
Brooks, John
Broster, George
Broster, John
Broster, William
Capper, Herbert
Crabb, Fred
Crimes, Arthur
Crimes, William
Curtis, William
Darlington, John
Didsbury, William
Didsbury, Earnest
Dodd, Charles
Dodd, Frank
Dodd, Thomas
W Dutton, Arthur
Dutton, Percy
Ellwood, A.E.
Edwards, William A
Garner, Sidney
Grindley, Arthur
Green, Arthur
Haspey, Frank
Higgins, Ralph
Hooley, Richard
Hughes, John
Jackson, Samuel
Jackson, W.H.
Jeffs, George
Johnson, William
Johnson, Marshall
Johnson, Harold
Johnson, Harry
Johnson, Fred
Jones, Fred
Lee, William
Lee, Wilfred
Lloyd, Frank
Lewis, Herbert
Mayers, Frank
Mort, Arthur
Mort, Thomas
Nield, Arthur
Platt, Robert
Pemberton, Harold
Povey, T
Riley, Alfred
Rogerson, Major E.G
Shorrock, 2nd Lieut Frank
Smith, Sidney
Steaton, Ewart
Venables. William
Vernon, William
Webster, James
Weedon, Thomas
Wright, R Wilfred
Wright, George
Wright, Harry |
H.M.S. "Nottingham"
On Monitor in the Cameroons .
H.M.S. "Bachante"
Denbighshire Hussars
Canadians
Duke of Lancaster's Yeomanry
Cheshire Yeomanry
llth Royal Scots
King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry
Cheshire Regiment
Cheshire Regiment
Royal Field Artillery
Royal Engineers
Army Service Corps
South Lanes Regiment
Cheshire Yeomanry
Denbighshire Hussars - medicallly unfit
Denbigshire Hussars - Military medal & bar
8th Batt. Cheshire Regiment
5th Batt. Cheshire Regiment
8th Batt. Cheshire Regiment - Killed in action
Army Service Corps
2nd Batt. Welsh Reg
5th Batt. Cheshire Regiment
Cheshire Yeomanry - Killed in action
Royal Engineers
Royal Field Artillery
Army Service Corps
Army Service Corps
South Lancashire Regiment
8th Batt. Cheshire Regiment
1 st Batt. Cheshire Regiment
9th Batt. Cheshire Regiment
2nd Batt. Scottish Rifles - Killed in action
Army Service Corps
Royal Field Artillery
3rd Batt. Cheshire Regiment - Killed in action
8th Batt. Cheshire Regiment
8th Batt. Cheshire Regiment -Died of wounds
8th Batt Cheshire Regiment
8th Batt. Cheshire Regiment
Army Service Corp
5th Batt. Cheshire Regiment - Died of wounds
8th Batt. Cheshire Regiment - Died in hospital
Royal Field Artillery - Discharged-medically unfit
Royal Field Artillery
5th Batt. Cheshire Regiment
Cheshire Yeomanry
1 st Batt. Cheshire Regiment
4th Batt. Welsh Borderers, Died in hospital
Royal Army Medical Corps
8th Batt. Cheshire Regiment
Royal Field Artillery
Royal Field Artillery
Royal Garrison Artillery
13th Batt. West Yorkshire Regiment
3rd City Batt. Kings Liverpool Regiment
8th Batt. Cheshire Regiment, Discharged, med unfit
Royal Field Artillery
Royal Engineers
(left blank)
Army Service Corps
8th Batt. Cheshire Regiment
Army Service Corps
Royal Scots |
In margin at left of first column
Dodd, R.S.
Haspey, H.A.
Johnson, Percy
Johnson, Ernest
Jackson, John
Lighfoot, Arnold
Lightfoot, Thomas M M
Large, John
Owen, Thomas
Owen, John
Segret(?), James
Vernon, Thomas
Weedon, Oswald
Weedon, Horace
Woodcock, Leslie
Walley, Fred |
Labour Battalion
2nd Batt Royal Welch Fusiliers
Royal Field Artillery
3rd Batt. Cheshire Regiment
South Wales Borderers
3rd Batt. Cheshire Regiment
8th Batt. Cheshire Regiment, Died on leave
Kings Liverpool Regiment
Royal Field Artillery
3rd Batt. Cheshire Regiment
Gloucesters
Royal Field .Artillery
Army Service Corps
Royal Welch Fusiliers, Killed in action
R A.F.
3rd Batt. Cheshire Regiment
End of second column |
Right hand column
Woodcock, John
Woodcock, Fred
Woodock, G
Woodward, S
Young, Frank
Bentley, T
Byatt, Randle
Chesworth. C
Crank, William
Crank, Ralph
Chambers, Arthur
Dale, Harry B
Dickson, Arthur W
Didsbury, S
Darlington, William
Dodd, Edward
Dutton, A Harry
Elwood. Horace
Elwood, Harold
Edwards, Richard
Faulkner, Enoch
Grindley, Herbert
Grindley, Ernest
Grindley, Thomas
Gayler, William
Haspey, Ernest
Hughes, William
Ikin, Herbert Lansdowne
Jackson, J
Jackson, E
Johnson, James
Johnson, Ernest
Johnson, Herbert
Kidd, Aleck
Kidd, William
Kidd. George
Leach, Frank
Lovesay, Thomas
Lee, Arthur
Langford, T Harry
Mayers, George
Mayers, Arthur
Mayers, Fred
Moreton, T W E Captain
Nield, William
Nickson, Frank
Rhoden, A
Robinson, Aleck
Rowland, Arthur
Rowland, Charles
Willis, George Percy
Wright, Conyers
Wright, James
Wright, Joseph
Weedon, W
Wynne, Sam
Dodd, Frank
Gunnery, John
Turner(?) Henry (?)James
Bull, Ernest
Broster, Harry
Davenport, Harry
Didsbury, George
Dutton, Leslie
Dodd. Frank
Dodd, Harry |
1st Batt. Cheshire Regiment
1st Batt. Cheshire Regiment, Killed in action
Royal Army Medical Corps
Wirral Batt. Cheshire Regiment
Denbighshire Hussars
1 st North Staffordshire Regiment
20th Manchester Regiment Cheshire Yeomanry
Royal Field Artillery
Cheshire Regiment
Royal Garrison Artillery
Royal Garrison Artillery
Royal Garrison Artillery
Royal Engineers
Army Service Corps
Royal Garrison Artillery
Cheshire Regiment
Queen's Westminster, Lieutenant
Cheshire Regiment
Australians
King's Shropshire Light
Infantry Army Service Corps
Grenadier Guards, Military Medal
Grenadier Guards, Killed in action
Labour Battalion
Army Service Corps
2nd Batt. South Lancs Regiment
Army Service Corps Died in hospital
26th Batt. Royal Fusiliers, Killed in action
Army Service Corps
Army Service Corps
Labour Battalion
Cheshire Regiment
Royal Field Artillery
Royal Engineers
Army Service Corps
Army Service Corps
1 st Garrison Batt. Devons
Cheshire Regiment
3rd Batt. Cheshire Regiment
11th Batt. Cheshire Regiment
12th batt. Cheshire Regiment
Labour battalion
King's Shropshire Light Infantry
Royal Army Medical Corps
Army Service Corps
20th Batt. Manchester Regt. Military Service Medal
Labour Battalion
Royal Field Artillery, Killed in action
Royal Garrison Artillery
South Wales Borderers
Royal Garrison Artillery
Royal Army Service Corps
Grenadier Guards, Killed in action
Royal Garrison Artillery
Canadians
Royal Air Force
5th Batt. Cheshire Regiment, Killed in action
Cheshire Yeomanry, Died in hospital
Royal Field Artillery
Royal Engineers, Died of wounds
Cheshire Yeomanry
Canadians
South Lancashire Regiment
13th King's Liverpool Regiment
8th Batt. Cheshire Regiment
Royal Air Force |
End of second column
In margin at right of second column
Dutton, Frank
Dodd, G A
Hughes, John
Hughes, George
Hignett, Henry J
ones, William
Johnson, George
Lee, Harry
Mayers, W
Norris, James
Reginald, J
Stamp, Richard
Taylor, Charles
Vernon, Thomas
Wright, Fred
Wright, Samuel
Welch, Walter |
Royal Air Force
Royal Air Force
Royal Engineers
Royal Garrison Artillery
3rd Batt. Cheshire Regiment
Royal Garrison Artillery
Army Vetinary Corps
Machine Gun Corps
South Lancashire Regiment, Killed in action
Lancashire Regiment
Worcester Regiment
Machine Gun Corps
Royal Welch Fusiliers
13th Hussars
Royal Field Artillery
American Expeditionary Force
Royal Welch Fusiliers |
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