Hastings Cemetery Archives - WW1 Roll Of Honour

Navy

Beaney, Charles Arthur

27th December 202227th December 2022
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Charles Arthur Beaney

Rank: Petty Officer Stoker

Ship: HMS Falcon

Parents: Mr William Ford & Mrs Esther Beaney

Brother: Albert Edward Beaney

Address: 57 Norman Road, St Leonards

Other Info: An article published in the Hastings & St Leonards Observer on 31st October 1914 reports “The sad news has been received that Mr Charles Arthur Beaney, of 57 Norman Road, St Leonards, was killed on the ‘Falcon’ destroyer, during the recent bombardment of German forces by our Fleet. Mr Beaney was a single man, aged 38, and was a Petty Officer. What makes his death more distressing is that quite recently a married brother, a Postman between Battle and Westfield, was lost on the ‘Hogue’.

According to CWGC, Charles is buried at Hastings Cemetery, grave reference E.A.18X.

Published: October 1914

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Army

Armitage, J A R

20th November 2022
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J A R Armitage

Rank: Captain

Regiment: 15th Battalion, West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales’s Own)

Father: Mr J A Armitage

Address: Netherwood, St Helens Park, Hastings

Other Info: Captain Armitage died on 19th July 1919 and is remembered at Hastings Cemetery, screen wall K.C.J3.

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Army

Dunbar, John Thomas

3rd April 20223rd April 2022
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John Thomas Dunbar

Rank: Lance Sergeant

Regiment: 16th Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment

Father: Mr Dunbar

Address: 19 Cornwallis Terrace, Hastings

Other Info: An notice published in the Hastings & St Leonards Observer on 3rd February 1917 gave notice that Lance Sergeant John Dunbar died from an illness contracted in France at Middlesex Hospital on November 26th 1916. Harold is remembered at Hastings Cemetery, screen wall E.K. M26. Additional name information from the Lives of the First World War website.

Published: February 1917

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Army

Titjen, Carsten Francis Henry

8th January 2022
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Carsten Francis Henry Titjen

Rank: Captain

Regiment: 3rd Battalion, Manchester Regiment

Parents: Mr & Mrs Titjen

Address: South Villas, Wykeham Road, Hastings

Other Info: An article published in the Hastings & St Leonards Observer on 16th September 1916 reads: “Captain C. F. H Titjen, age 37, who died after an operation in a London Nursing Home on the 12th inst., was the eldest son of Mr & Mrs Titjen, South Villas, Wykeham Road, Hastings.

Educated at University School, Hastings, he was 20 years in the employ of the Capital and Counties Bank. He was a winner of many prizes for golf and tennis. He joined the Forces as 2nd Lieutenant in January 1915 , and was invalided home from the Dardanelles. He was promoted to Captain of a Manchester Regiment in March 1916. The funeral took place on Monday at the Borough Cemetery, Hastings”.

Carsten is remembered at Hastings Cemetery, Screen Wall. K. D. F1.

Published: September 1916

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Army

Cowley, Henry

28th December 2021
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Henry Cowley

Rank: Private

Regiment: 5th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment

Address: Derwent Lodge, Maze Hill, St Leonards

Other Info: An article published in the Hastings & St Leonards Observer on 19th August 1916 reads: “We are sorry to announce that Private Henry Cowley (whose family reside at Derwent Lodge, Maze Hill, St Leonards) has been badly wounded whilst fighting with the 5th Sussex Regiment at the Front. The bad news reached the family in a letter from a Church of England Chaplain. Since then a letter has been received from a nursing sister stating the Private Cowley was suffering from wounds in the head and leg. He is now at King George’s Hospital, London.

Private Cowley was for some time on the Editorial staff of this journal, and enlisted 19 months ago. He is now about 20 years of age.”

After being wounded, Henry Cowley was carried to a dressing station during heavy shelling by four comrades, including Private William Kent. Private Kent was killed by shrapnel when a shell exploded close to the stretcher bearers.

According to CWGC, Henry died on 31st August 1916. He is remembered at Hastings Cemetery, grave reference L.B. J12.

Published: August 1916

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Army

Montague, Archibald

8th May 20218th May 2021
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Archibald Montague

Rank: Private

Service: 2nd Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment

Parents: Mr Edward & Mrs Susanna Montague

Home Address: 7 Manor Road, Hastings

Other Info: Archibald Montague died aged 24 on 9th September 1916. He is remembered at the Thiepval Memorial, pier and face 7C. He is also remembered on a family grave at Hastings Cemetery. He is not named on Hastings War Memorial.

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Army

Jinks, Alfred Newman

1st May 2021
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Alfred Newman Jinks

Rank: Gunner

Service: 138th Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery

Parents: Mr William N & Mrs Sarah Jinks

Other Info: Alfred Jinks died aged 20 on 29th May 1916. He is buried at Bully-Grenay Communal Cemetery, British Extension, grave reference I.A.2. He is also remembered on a family grave at Hastings Cemetery.

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Army

Creed, Harry

24th April 2021
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Harry Creed

Rank: Sapper

Service: 25 Division, Signal Company, Royal Engineers

Parents: Mr Richard & Harriet Creed

Parents Address: 14 Waterworks Road, Queens Road, Hastings

Other Info: Harry Creed died aged 27 on 17th April 1918. He is buried at Abeele Aerodrome Military Cemetery, grave reference I.D.2. He is also remembered on a family grave at Hastings Cemetery.

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Army

Wynne, Ernest Edgar

10th April 2021
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Ernest Edgar Wynne

Rank: Sapper

Service: Signal Depot (Dunstable), Royal Engineers

Wife: Mrs Theresa Wynne

Home Address: 4 Pinders Road, Clive Vale, Hastings

Other Info: Ernest Wynne died aged 31 on 22nd June 1919. He is buried at Hastings Cemetery.

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Army

Wynhall, Charles Benjamin

5th April 202110th April 2021
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Charles Benjamin Wynhall

Rank: Private

Service: 1st Garrison Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment

Wife: Mrs Edith Kate Wynhall

Home Address: 6 Hughenden Road, Hastings

Other Info: Charles Wynhall died aged 51 on 10th October 1918. He is buried at Hastings Cemetery. The inscription on his grave says “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven”. Charles is not remembered on Hastings War Memorial.

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