Roll of Honour

4 August 1914 -11 November 1918

Special ringing has been performed throughout the Association area to commemorate one hundred years since the 1914-18 war.
We now know of twenty-nine members of the Association and other ringers in the Association area who died serving in His Majesty’s forces during, or as a result of, that conflict.
The rolls of honour in Worcester Cathedral and in the 1918 and 1919 Association annual reports show the names of twenty-three of these men.

‘The Sentry’ memorial sculpture, which stands at almost two metres high.

* Remembered with special ringing on or near the 100th anniversary of the ringer’s death.

§ Remembered with special ringing on or near November 11, 2018.


Bells rang out on and around 11 November 2018 to remember, not only the twenty-nine ringers from the Worcestershire area but also the rest of the approximately 1,400 ringers who lost their lives serving during the first world war. Details of these performances can be found at

https://bb.ringingworld.co.uk/event.php?id=9534

The names of all the ringers who lost their lives serving during the first world war are recorded in the Central Council of Church Bell Ringers’ Rolls of Honour: https://cccbr.org.uk/resources/roh/allcasualties-by-society/

Trooper, 1st Battalion,
Warwickshire Yeomanry

Drowned at sea, April 11, 1915§

Gunner,
Royal Field Artillery

Died of wounds May 3, 1917*

Private, 9th Battalion
Worcestershire Regiment

Died August 10, 1915§

Private, 10th Battalion
Worcestershire Regiment

Killed in action March 22, 1918§

Driver, 46th Battalion
Machine Gun Corps

Killed in action July 19, 1918*

Private, 9th Battalion
Worcestershire Regiment

Died of malaria November 3, 1919§

Private, 4th Battalion
Worcestershire Regiment

Killed in action
June 4, 1915*

Lance-Corporal, 1st Battalion Kings Own (Royal Lancashire Regiment)

Died August 26, 1914 *

Private, 12th Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment

Died May 8, 1917§

Corporal, 10th Battalion
Worcestershire Regiment

Died June 3, 1916§

Lance-Corporal, 11th Battalion Worcestershire Regiment

Died April 24, 1917*

Private, 3rd Battalion
Coldstream Guards

Killed in action November 30, 1917*

Private, 1st Battalion
Worcestershire Regiment

Killed in action January 31, 1915*

Private, 2nd Battalion
Worcestershire Regiment

Killed in action July 2, 1916*

Lance-Corporal, 1st Battalion
Gloucestershire Regiment

Died August 19, 1918*

Private, 2nd 6 Battalion
Royal Worcestershire Regiment

Died of wounds April 13, 1918 *

Private, 9th Battalion
Worcestershire Regiment

Died of Appendicitis at Baghdad
May 29, 1917*

Serjeant, 11th Battalion
Worcestershire Regiment

Died
April 24, 1917*

Private, 11th Battalion
Royal Warwickshire Regiment

Died of wounds June 7, 1917*

Sapper,
Royal Engineers

Died of wounds June 26,1918*

Lance-Corporal, 2nd Battalion
Royal Fusiliers

Died July 1, 1916 *

Private, 9th Battalion
Royal Sussex Regiment

Died June 23, 1917*

Private, 1st 8 Battalion
Worcestershire Regiment

Killed in action April 24, 1917

Private, 1st 8 Battalion
Worcestershire Regiment

Died of wounds April 6, 1917*

Corporal, 1st Battalion
Worcestershire Regiment

Died October 22, 1916*

Private, 3rd Battalion
Worcestershire Regiment

Died November 27, 1916*

Signaller,
Royal Field Artillery

Died of wounds
October 18, 1918*

Second Lieutenant, 6th Battalion
Northamptonshire Regiment

Died during a training exercise
April 25, 1916

Private, 1st Battalion
Cameron Highlanders

Killed in action
December 22, 1914§

Private,
Royal Garrison Artillery

Killed in action
November 17, 1917 §

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