Great Bradley, Suffolk - St Mary the Virgin Church, Roll of Honour

The information on the Roll of Honour is shown in the first three columns below. Where we have other information this is in the last two columns

NAME/ INITIALS	SURNAME	RANK	Service Number*	Died	Age *	Burial*	Other
W	Hurrell	Private	25068	02/11/1916		Boulogne	V11. C164
JW	Marsh	Private
Richard	Webb	Private	7736	24/5/1915		Ypres	Panel 21
Reginald Conor Phillips	Wilder	2^nd Lieutenant		18/11/1914	19	Buried In Ypres Panel 21	1. See here for his father's diary entry 2. See here for window in church dedicated to his memory
The four names above are in gold lettering and at the top of the scroll. These were the men of the village that died in the war. The names below are in black; these men served in the war and returned alive
Harry	Balls	Private
Frederick	Carter
William	Chapman
Frank	Felton
Joseph	Finch
George	Flatt
Arthur	Goode
John	Kemp
William	Kemp
Biggs	Mackean
William J	Martin
George	Martin
Alfred	Mills
Charles	Mills
George	Mills
William	Mills
Lewis	Peachey
William	Peachey
George	Pearson
Jack	Piper
Arthur	Purkis
Alec	Sadler
Arthur	Smith
Bernard	Smith
Clement	Smith
George	Smith
Percy	Smith
Reginald	Swan
George	Turner
Albert	Webb
Christopher	Webb
Bernard L	Wilder
William O	Woodward
Frederick	Carter	Private

Peter Mills, who lived in the village until 1961, when he was 12 in sent in this note in May 2005.

"The WWI Roll of Honour, lists my father's older brothers, Charlie, Alfred (referred to by my father as Fatty although photographs show him as wirey - who was awarded the Military Medal in WW1) and his eldest brother William, my uncle Billy. All were in Kitcheners Army either when father was born, in Sept 1914 or before his baptism, hence he was called Harold Kitchener Mills. He was always known as Kitch Mills, I guess because of an older brother, Harry, who was farm manager at Wodgells Farm."

Peter was also able to comfirm that the Mills's above, and other relatives also served in the Home Guard in WWII