Blackmore Area Local History

Doddinghurst Remembers The Great War
At Doddinghurst the War Memorial tablet is on the south wall of All Saints' Church.  This page provides an index of those who gave their lives during the First World War (1914 - 1918).
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For more information on the impact of World War One in this part of Essex, follow the link to the BALH blog.  First World War
An alphabetical index of those who fell in the First World War who lived or were associated with Doddinghurst, Essex

Arthur Benton  
Harry Benton  
George Everett  
Arthur Hammond  
George Hammond  
Herbert Miller    
Gerald Wellesley Pigott    
James Roast    
Harry Riglin    
S St George Swaine Showers 

Dulce Est Pro Patria Mori
To the Glory of God and in ever honoured memory
Of the following officers and men
Who laid down their lives for their country
In the Great War, 1914 – 1918
2nd Lieut. Gerald Pigott   RFA 
Lieut. S St George Swaine Showers    Essex Regt.
Pte. Arthur Benton    Essex Regt.
Pte James Roast    Essex Regt.
Pte Arthur Hammond    Essex Regt.
Pte. Harry Benton    Middlesex Regt.
Pte. George Everett    Suffolk Regt. 
Pte. Harry Riglin    Suffolk Regt.
Pte. George Hammond    Suffolk Regt.
Pte. Herbert Miller    E. Surrey Regt.
“Their Name Liveth For Evermore”
Last Updated: 3 August 2012