Yorkshire REgiment War Graves
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Coatham (Christ Church) Cemetery
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Coatham (Christ Church) Cemetery. There are 21 Commonwealth War Graves in the Churchyard, relating to both the First and Second World wars. Two of these graves are for men of the Yorkshire Regiment from the First World War, and one grave is for a Green Howard of the Second World War.

Christ Church, Coatham
Christ Church, Coatham
Photo by Ray Wilkins, <e2ray3636@ntlworld.com>

The photographs of the individual graves were taken by Ray Wilkins (<e2ray3636@ntlworld.com>).

There are also two family memorials which included soldiers of the Yorkshire Regiment. Photographs of these family memorials are also by Ray Wilkins (<e2ray3636@ntlworld.com>).

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Company Sergeant Major W Ballantyne. 8551
   Company Sergeant Major William Ballantyne. 8551. Yorkshire Regiment, transferred to 515859 Labour Corps. Husband of Jane Ann Ballantyne, of 58, James Terrace, Warrenby, Redcar. Died at home 7 November 1918. Aged 47.
Born Paisley (Renfrews), Enlisted Redcar (Yorks).


Also recorded on the headstone is William Ballantyne, only son of CSM W Ballantyne, who died on 20 September 1923, aged 20.
   
Lance Corporal Matthew J R Hall
   Lance Corporal Matthew J R Hall. 1380. 4th Battalion Yorkshire Regiment. Husband of Mabel Hall, of 6, Westbourne Grove, Redcar. Died at home 5 August 1920. Aged 25.

(Not shown in SDGW, or in Green Howards Museum database)
   
Sergeant Harry Topliffe. 4390382
   Sergeant Harry Topliffe. 4390382. 7th Battalion Green Howards. Son of Henry and Florence Topliffe, of Dormanstown. Died at home 26 June 1944. Aged 22.
   

The Family Memorials in Coatham (Christ Church) Cemetery are;-

The Casley Family Memorial
   The Casley Family Memorial

NORAH CASLEY B. SEPT. 11TH 1882 D. DEC 4TH 1897 "IN PEACE"
LIEUT. HUGH DE CHASTLEAI CASLEY BORN AUG 31ST 1886 6TH BATT YORKSHIRE REGT. KILLED IN ACTION AND ABURIED AUG 7TH 1915 AT SUVLA BAY, GALLIPOLI
WILBRAHAM JOHN BRADDOCK CASLEY BORN 2ND FEBRUARY 1850 DEPARTED THIS LIFE 24TH MAY 1922 FATHER OF THE ABOVE
MARY ELEANOR CASLEY BORN 20TH JANUARY 1854 PASSED AWAY 5TH APRIL 1938.

Lieutenant Hugh de Chastelai Casley. 6th Battalion Yorkshire Regiment. Son of Mrs. E. Casley, of 5, St. Vincent Terrace, Coatham, Redcar, Yorks, and the late Mr. W. J. B. Casley. Killed 7 August 1915. Aged 28.
Commemorated Panel 55 to 58, Helles Memorial
   
The Rodmell Family Memorial
   The Rodmell Family Memorial

IN LOVING MEMORY OF JOHN, DEARLY LOVED SON OF A & J (??) WILLIAMSON
WHO PASSED AWAY JULY 2ND 1936 AGED 22 WEEKs
"SAFE IN GOD'S LOVING CARE"
ALSO WILLIAM LEVI RODWELL, SON OF ABOVE, DIED JULY 6TH 1916 AGED 19 YEARS.

Private William Levi Rodmell. 3025. 5th Battalion Yorkshire Regiment. Son of James William and Eliza Jane Williamson (formerly Rodmell), of 13, Seal St., Warrenby, Redcar. Killed 5 July 1916. Aged 18.
Enlisted Redcar, Resided Warrenby.
Buried LA LAITERIE MILITARY CEMETERY.