Hi I have taken photo's of all the graves in Hermanville War cemetry which has quite a few East Yorks Regt Lads and some Lancs lads, my photo's are on facebook, but will try to put them on this site if it helps anyone.
Hi Marianna, Welcome to the forum and thanks for such a great offer. I know I will be interested in a couple of Guardsmen buried there - and if Recce Mitch hasn't already got some pics from there, he will be pleased too. Many thanks, Diane
Hi Marianna, Welcome to the forum. Thanks for your kind offer, I have 9 Recce men in that cemetery. Cheers Paul
Marianna, this is a fantastic offer, and will knock approx 70 of my list of requirements. I will pull together a list later / tonight. Phil List now attached HERMANVILLE WAR CEMETERY HUTCHINSON. ROBERT THOMAS, 3654849 - 5th Bn. Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) STOUT. WILLIAM, 3650400 - 253 Field Coy. Royal Engineers JOHNSON, JOSEPH WILLIAM (BILL), 3195167 - 153 Infantry Brigade Workshop, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers ALLEN. PHILLIP, 3653166 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment BAKER. ALFRED LEONARD, 14201083 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment BARNES. JAMES, 3656375 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment BELL-WALKER. ROBERT CHARLES, 153976 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment BENTLEY. HARRY, 14202502 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment BLEAKLEY. WALTER, 14652651 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment BRIDGE. GEORGE ALFRED, 3656073 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment BRIGGS. HENRY ALEXANDER, 4544656 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment BURBURY. RICHARD PERCIVAL HAWKSLEY, 33623 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment (Commanding Officer 1st Bn. Ex Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, Mentioned in Despatched twice) BYRNE. WILLIAM JOSEPH, 3663170 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment CALDWELL. FREDERICK CHARLES, 3976119 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment CAPELIN. CHARLES THOMAS, 6856612 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment CLELAND. WILLIAM EDWARD, 14652672 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment COARD. ROBERT, 3710398 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment CROOK. ALBERT, 3783323 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment CROZIER. ERNEST, 3659288 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment DALLOW. RICHARD JOHN, 3782513 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment DAVEY. HAROLD, 14202541 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment EDWARDS. DAVID ELWYN, CDN/264 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment ELLIOTT. CHARLES WILLIAM ERNEST, 3657354 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment ELLIS. FREDERICK, 14609264 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment FITZGERALD. WILLIAM, 3777839 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment FLINT. ALFRED, 14201131 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment FONE. KENNETH, 3783324 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment GOODALL. THOMAS, 3656579 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment HAMPSON. WILLIAM, 3654997 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment HARRISON. ROBERT HUNTER, 94706 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment HARWARD. JOHN FREDERICK, 72788 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment HUGHES. HARRY FRANKLIN, CDN/401 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment HYMERS. GORDON, 4460607 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment JANUSKI. VINCENT, 1607204 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment JONES. CHARLES VICTOR, 3783935 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment KING. STANLEY, 3656067 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment LATTER. FREDERICK, 14360186 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment LAVELL. THOMAS, 3782445 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment LEIGH. GEORGE ENOCH, 3657364 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment LINTON. JAMES CALVERT, 14375604 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment LUMB. WILLIAM FREDERICK ERNEST, 3661201 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment MAHER. WILLIAM, 3651273 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment MCENTEGART. JOHN, 3651386 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment MOSS. JOHN (JACK) BROWN, 3660073 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment NEWALL. HAROLD, 3657405 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment NUGENT. STANLEY, 14583495 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment O'LEARY. ARTHUR, 4201525 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment PERRIN. JOHN GEORGE, 6855650 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment RATCLIFFE. FREDERICK JAMES, 2028176 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment RELPH. WILLIAM ANNISON, 273036 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment REVELL. WILLIAM, 3656459 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment ROGERS. CHARLES WALTER, 4922262 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment ROGERSON. THOMAS, 3783312 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment RYLANDS. WILLIAM GEORGE, 3654552 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment SHONE. ARTHUR, 3650127 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment SWEENEY. JAMES, 3658740 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment THOMPSON. ALFRED WILLIAM, 3660635 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment TOMS. GEORGE EDWARD, 4926354 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment TRUMAN. DENNIS JAMES, 14588465, – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment WALSH. DAVID, 3659581 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment WALTON. THOMAS HENRY, 3651969 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment WELDING. PHILIP, 164735 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment WELSH. JOHN, 3663167 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment WHITELEGG. GEOFFREY, 3394310 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment WILLIAMS. DONALD LLOYD, 14224094 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment WILSON. BENJAMIN, 3655928 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment WINTERBURN. FREDERICK, 3657263 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment WOOD. WALTER BERTRAM, 3656238 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment WORTHINGTON. DONALD, 14641907 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment
Hi Marianna, What a generous offer. I am lucky enough to already have my three RAAF lads who were killed D-Day + 1. Cheers
Hi Marianna. Welcome to the best WW2 forum ever, I have 38 of my 'Airborne' chaps buried at Hermanville and would like to take you up on your generous offer. Shall I PM you the names? Regards Andy
Hi Marianna and welcome to the forum. There is a website that is collecting all British Personel killed during WW1 and WW2. The site is BRITISH WAR GRAVES - WAR GRAVE PHOTOGRAPHS and it looks like they don't have these graves on their database. I'm sure they would be happy for a copy of all of them. Regards Andy
Andy FYI There are also some RCS buried there. Marianna If possible I would very much appreciate copies of the following: GRIFFIN, WILLIAM, W Guardsman 2721859 Irish Guards 22/07/1944 27 2. G. 16. OWEN, WILLIAM RICHARD, W R Lance Corporal 2734393 Welsh Guards 06/06/1944 24 1. N. 22. WALTERS, JOHN ROBERT, J R Guardsman 2620747 Grenadier Guards 06/06/1944 24 1. M. 6. and any R. Ulster Rifles for my thread on this forum. Regards, Diane
Marianna, Here is my list of names. 3rd Regt Reconnaissance Corps Trooper CECIL PLOWMAN 2. A. 20. Corporal ARCHIE MCARTHUR RENNIE 1. B. 16. 43rd Regt Reconnaissance Corps Corporal GEOFFREY BASIL BECK 1. Q. 15 Lance Corporal WALTER CROFT 2. K. 3. Trooper MALCOLM STUART McNEILLE 2. L. 9. Trooper TREVOR M. MORRIS 1. R. 20 49th Regt Reconnaissance Corps Trooper ALEXANDER MILLER DORAN MM 2. J. 14. Serjeant ROYSTON CAMPBELL STANLEY OGLEBY 2. G. 1. Trooper ALBERT ROBERTS 2. F. 1. Cheers Paul
Hi everyone that sent me a message will do my upmost to grant your requests for the photo's please bear with me because it my take me a while, but rest assured I will put them on, i am going back to hermanville in april and any pictures that i have missed i will get them when i go in april, hope that is ok with u guys xx
Have 2 phot albums started, one for east yorks, one for south lancs and will do a third for the other brave soldiers at hermanville, so eventually they will be in order so if people wish to check out the pictures they will be easier to find.
Hi Marianna, Welcome to the forum first of all, I wonder if I can ask a favour of you ??? I'm after a photo of Yves Hacart whos buried with his family at Chateau de Frecquiennes (Seine Inferieure) if you can could you take a few photos of his headstone for me any help would be great... Thanks Tom
hi marianna if at all possible do you have a photo of a sarjeant robert bell he is burried in hermanville would be gratefull if you have thanks
Hi all, I am looking for any information on Robert Charles Bell-Walker, 153976 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment. He was my mothers father and died on the beach at Normandy. My Mum was his only child and he died before she was even born. Tragically my Mum died in completely unexpectedly from a massive heart attack in January, so me and my sisters are the only surving relatives of this legendary man. My Mum only had one son, and she gave me his name (Robert Charles). He has always had a very special place in my heart and I would love to learn more about his military life and death on sword. I have been told that he took out a pill box before being cut down by machine gun fire, but I know little more than this. Can anyone help Thomas Robert Charles O'Clee (tomoclee@yahoo.co.uk)
Thomas... In case you don't have it already, here's a link to Robert Charles Bell-Walker via the cwgc website... CWGC :: Casualty Details
Hi all, I am looking for any information on Robert Charles Bell-Walker, 153976 – 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment. He was my mothers father and died on the beach at Normandy. My Mum was his only child and he died before she was even born. Tragically my Mum died in completely unexpectedly from a massive heart attack in January, so me and my sisters are the only surving relatives of this legendary man. My Mum only had one son, and she gave me his name (Robert Charles). He has always had a very special place in my heart and I would love to learn more about his military life and death on sword. I have been told that he took out a pill box before being cut down by machine gun fire, but I know little more than this. Can anyone help Thomas Robert Charles O'Clee (tomoclee@yahoo.co.uk) Thomas, please find the following information. BELL-WALKER. ROBERT CHARLES, 153976 Landed on Sword Beach at 07:45 as part of the 2nd Wave of Assault troops. 2i /c for B Company of the 1st Bn, Lt. Bell Walker took command of the Battalion minutes after landing, as a result of the Company Commander Major R.H. Harrison sustaining wounds that he later died from. Lt. Bell Walker himself was killed during the course of D-Day I have also emailed you the relevant extracts from the regimental History, and the war diaries, which a member Paul Reed provided me with. As the next of Kin, you can apply for his service record, there is plent of info on here about how to go about it Phil
Did everyone get the photos they wanted ? Mariana not been back on the forum for awhile. If you need any from Hermanville give me a shout & I'll get them sometime soon for you.