Book Pulborough's fallen, the casualties of two world wars

I was wondering if someone has this book: Pulborough's Fallen, the casualties of two World Wars?

This book is out of print and I am looking for information and hopefully a photograph of L/Sgt. William Ernest Barnfield who got killed on 21May 1940 in my village and who is buried on our cemetery in Anzegem, Flanders Belgium. The information is indispensable for our commemoration project. Any information would be gratefully received. Thank you.
Kind regards from Flanders,
Jef

 

As it's fairly local to me I have reserved the book free of charge via my county library service (they have two copies). My last reservation only took one week to arrive, so fingers crossed.

You could also try the Pulborough Society, maybe one of the committee or members has a copy. Pulborough is the type of place that will have lots of people interested in local history.
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He features on eight online trees on the ancestry website, but none have a photo on his profile page.

 

Thank you Travers. I put this questions here as many libraries are closed due to corona. . I will try the link you gave.
Once again thank you.
Jef

 

Our library is only open for collection or return of books etc borrowed. Can't wait for the computer terminals to open up !

 

Received the book today. There is no photo with his entry.

1940
William Ernest Barnfield
Lance Serjeant 5494160
4th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment
William Barnfield was born in the August Quarter of 1910 in Harting, Sussex, the son of Nathaniel George & Hannah Barnfield. In 1911, he was residing in East Harting, Hampshire with his father (employed as a postman), mother, older sisters Mabel & Isabel May Barnfield, older brother Nathaniel C.J. Barnfield and his uncle Edwin Barnfield, who was employed as a general labourer.
Pulborough's first casualty of the Second World War, Lance Serjeant Barnfield died in Belgium on 21st May 1940 whilst part of the rear guard slowing the advance of the German Troops to the Dunkirk beaches during the evacuation. He is buried in grave 4 in the Anzegem Communal Cemetery, Belgium.

 

Well done for helping out very kind of you

regards
Clive

 

Hello , any details on any RAF casualties from in the book please ?

 

Thank you Travers.
Jef

 

Can't find any articles in online newspapers.