Those that have fallen but will never be forgotten.
Military casualties who are buried in a grave are commemorated with a Commonwealth War Grave Commission headstone or pedestal marker. If they have been identified, their military details are engraved in a standard layout. Some may also have a religious emblem and personal inscription chosen by their family.
Within Corfe Castle, Gods Acre Cemetery there are 2 Commonwealth War Graves:
Within Corfe Castle, Old Church Cemetery there are 2 Commonwealth War Graves
The below names were residents or loved ones of residents, who lost their lives in conflict . Thanks to Sue Noel who has researched most of the names below.
Click on the line to read their story.
- Clifford Harold James Payne
- Dennis Roy Thomas
- Douglas Charles Mundy
- Edwin Roy Marsh Stockley
- Ernest Charles White
- Francis Yorke Batley
- Gerald James Elford
- Harold Esmond Cooke
- Harold Morrey Selwyn
- John Alfred Paine
- John MacDonald Courthorpe Wilson
- Joseph Bertie Stockley
- Kenneth Norman Murch
- Milton Victor Riddle
- Philip Dominey –
- Ralph Brettell Morris
- Ralph Brian Thomas
- Roy Charles Allen
- Stanley James Honour
- Walter John Spicer
- William Henry Burden
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