Mickfield War Memorial

The Mickfield War Memorial is described as a hand written Roll Of Honour framed with a black wooden frame for the first World War and a second smaller, matching framed Roll for the second World War and the Malayan Emergency. 1
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Harry Baker 9th Suffolk Regiment William Chambers 4th Suffolk Regiment Arthur E Cullum 88th Company. A. S. C. Thomas W Farrow 4th Suffolk Regiment Walter C Finbow 4th Suffolk Regiment Arthur W Offord 5th Suffolk Regiment Bertie Peck 4th Suffolk Regiment Arthur S R Perry Royal Marines Herbert W Race 153 Battery R. F. A. Fred Steward 3rd Suffolk Regiment William Last A. S. C. Victor Last R. F. A. Frederick J Farrow R. N. E. J. St. C Perry R. F. C. A. William Wythe Royal Sussex Regiment John H Garrod 2nd Yorkshire Regiment |
William Green 9th Suffolk Regiment Ernest Mills 2nd Suffolk Regiment Arthur Nunn 76 Siege Battery R. G. A. Walter Finbow 2/4th Suffolk Regiment Ashley Last A. S. C. Claude Tydeman R. E. W Palmer E H S Offord 8th Suffolk Regiment Frederick Smith 10th Suffolk Regiment Arthur Smith 4th Suffolk Regiment Sidney Smith 24th Middlesex Victor Fairweather 3rd Sussex Regiment John Nunn R. G. A. William Pooley R. F. A. |
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Arthur W Offord 5th Suffolk Regt. |
William Green 9th Suffolk Regt. |

and a list of those from Mickfield |
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George Baker
Patrick Bridges Fred Fairhead Peter Favell Claude Garrod Jack Garrod Ray Garrod Herbert (Paddy) George Garrod |
Stanley Hazelton
Billy Last Bill Markham Jack Nunn Don Offord Victor Rogers Bernard Woods |
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Hugh Tydeman
Keith Tydeman |
Alan Thurlow |
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Robert Tydeman | Aubrey Smith |
Citations
- [S315] Website IWM War Memorials Archive (https://www.iwm.org.uk/).
Mickfield War Memorial Names
Name On The War Memorial | Date Of Death | Regiment | War Grave |
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Green, William George | 9 July 1917 | William George Green began military service after enlisting in Ipswich, Suffolk, England![]() | Monchy British Cemetery, Monchey-Le-Preux, Pas De Calais, France![]() |
On 9 July 1917 William George Green was a Private, Serial Number 8165 and served in the 7th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. | |||
Circa 1920 William was awarded the 1914-1915 Star. | |||
Circa 1920 William was awarded the Victory Medal. | |||
Circa 1920 William was awarded the British War Medal. | |||
Offord, Arthur William | 25 August 1915 | Arthur William Offord began military service circa 1914 after enlisting in Sudbury, Suffolk, England![]() | Helles Memorial, Turkey![]() |
On 25 August 1915 Arthur William Offord was a Private, Serial Number 2711 and served in the 5th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. | |||
Circa 1920 Arthur was awarded the 1914-1915 Star. | |||
Circa 1920 Arthur was awarded the Victory Medal. | |||
Circa 1920 Arthur was awarded the British War Medal. |