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Mrs VIOLET GLADYS TOPP No. 3 Railway Cottages, Gosport.Age 49 Died 5.12.1940 SEE – Mr WILLIAM HENRY CHARLES CANDY
Able Seaman RICHARD GEORGE TOWNSEND, R.N. P/J 87202, Able Seaman, Royal Navy. Age 40 Died 11.11.1942
Able Seaman RICHARD GEORGE TOWNSEND, Royal Navy, of No. 12 Dunkeld Road, Gosport, died at his home, on Wednesday 11th November 1942, the cause
is not recorded.
Able Seaman RICHARD GEORGE TOWNSEND, Royal Navy, was buried on Saturday 14th November 1942, and is laid to rest, Plot 172, Space 62, and is
commemorated by a CWG headstone.
Corporal ERNEST DAVID TRAVERS, R.A.S.C. S/142730, Corporal, Royal Army Service Corps. Age 27 Died 27.5.1945
Corporal ERNEST DAVID TRAVERS, Royal Army Service Corps, was the son of George and Emily Jessie Travers of No.21, Lees lane, Gosport. He died on
Sunday 27th of May 1945, at the No.1 Holding Battalion, Headingley, Leeds, Yorkshire, cause was not given, but it appears that it must have been accidental, as an Inquest was held!
Corporal ERNEST DAVID TRAVERS, R.A.S.C., was buried on Thursday 31st May 1945, and is laid to rest, Plot 38 Space 80, and is commemorated by a
CWG headstone.
Private EDWIN ARTHUR WILLIAM TRELEAVEN 5727425, Private, 5th Battalion, Queen’s Own Royal West Kent Regiment. Age 22 Died
1.9.1941
Private EDWIN ARTHUR WILLIAM TRELEAVEN, came from Gosport. He lived with his parents at No. 1 Newlands Avenue, Gosport. He was accidentally
shot, whilst on guard duty in the grounds of Walmer Castle, Kent, on night of Tuesday 1st of September 1941. It must be remembered that this was still at a time when a possible invasion attempt could
have happened. That and the fact that sentries were young men, nervous and unused to handling weapons. Thoughts that a parachutist may have dropped without anyone knowing. The sentry shot and asked
questions later. Sadly the sentry responsible, shot his own comrade in arms. At the subsequent Inquest, all the points raised were taken in to consideration, and a verdict of ‘accidental
death’ was recorded. The concerned was not held accountable for the terrible mistake. By law, that is. One can only imagine how he must have felt! The death certificate was forwarded by the
Coroner’s Office.
Private EDWIN ARTHUR WILLIAM TRELEAVEN, was brought back to Gosport, where he was buried on Sunday 6th of September 1941. He is laid to rest in
the War Graves Section, Row 4 Grave 1, and is commemorated by a CWG headstone.
Boy 1st Class SAMUEL EDWARD TRIBE, R.N. PJ/30992, Boy 1st Class, Royal Navy. Age 20 Died 22.10.1918
Boy 1st Class SAMUEL EDWARD TRIBE, R.N., was the son of Mrs Tribe, who lived at No. 1 Hilton Road, Seafield, Stubbington. Samuel Tribe was
living at No. 13 South Street, Gosport. He was another serviceman who was taken ill during the bitter autumn/winter of 1918. He caught a cold, which developed into pneumonia, he died on the 22nd of
October 1918, as a result of contracting the ‘Spanish Flu’ epidemic, which raged throughout war torn Europe. Somewhere in the region of a million people died after becoming infected. Boy 1st
Class SAMUEL EDWARD TRIBE, R.N., was buried on the 26th of October, and was laid to rest, Plot 39 Space 9. No memorial marks the site of his final resting-place.
Stoker JOHN JAMES TURNBALL, R.N. P/K 64124, Stoker First Class, Royal Navy, HMS Victory. Age 40 Died 13.9.1943
Stoker JOHN JAMES TURNBALL, Royal Navy, was the son of Jospeh and Isabella Turnbull. He was also the husband of Annie may Turnbull, and they
lived at No.4 Netherton Road, Gosport, He passed away at home, on Monday 13th of September 1943, the cause was not given, but was mostly likely due to natural causes, attributed to his war service.
Stoker JOHN JAMES TURNBALL, R.N. was buried on Thursday 16th September 1943, and is laid to rest, Plot 164 Space 59, and his final resting place is commemorated by a CWG headstone.
Mr FRANK TURNER No. 85 Avenue Rd, Gosport. Age 24 Died 10.3.1941 SEE – Mr WILLIAM BURRIDGE
JOSEPH UGASHEVSEY Soldier, German Army Aged 30 Died 12.6.1944
JOSEPH UGASHEVSEY, of the German Army, was found badly wounded, during the bitter fighting in the Normandy Invasion landings. He was brought to
Haslar, Royal Naval Hospital, Gosport, where he underwent major surgery. Despite all that could be done for him, he succumb to his wounds on Monday 12th June 1944.
JOSEPH UGASHEVSEY, was buried on Thursday 15th June 1944, and is laid to rest in the German Plot of the War Graves Section, Row 3 Grave 1, and
is commemorated by a CWG headstone.
UNKNOWN GERMAN SOLDIER Soldier of
the German Army Age unknown Died 13.6.1944
This unidentified soldier, was wounded in action overseas, on Tuesday 13th June 1944 he died of his
wounds, whilst on the way to this country aboard a hospital ship. He was buried on Saturday 17th June 1944, and is laid in the War Graves Section, Row 2 Grave 5, his final resting place is commemorated
by a CWG headstone, which bears the inscription ‘ein Deutscher Soldat’ – a German Serviceman.
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