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The First World War Memorial for Nafferton (East Yorks) in the Village Hall
Photo : Paul Clarke of the Imperial War Museum's Register
of war Memorials website.
The First World War Memorial for Nafferton in the Village Hall is a brass plaque on an oak panel.
26 names are commemorated for those who lost their lives.
Amongst the names commemorated on the memorial are those of 4 soldiers who served with the Yorkshire Regiment.
Private Alfred Hood, 235805.
2nd Battalion Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment), formerly 2983 the
Yorkshire Regiment. Killed 24 October 1918.
Enlisted Duffield (Derby).
Buried VERCHAIN BRITISH CEMETERY.
(SDGW entry for "enlisted at Duffield (Derby)" should be "enlisted
at Driffield".)
Private Richard Moody. 240684. 5th Battalion the Yorkshire
Regiment. Son of Jane Moody, of High St., Napperton, Driffield, Yorkshire.
Killed 17 September 1918. Aged 21.
Born Carnaby (Bridlington), Enlisted Bridlington, Resided Carnaby.
Buried CHAUNY COMMUNAL CEMETERY BRITISH EXTENSION.
Private John Reed. 2279. 5th Battalion the Yorkshire
Regiment. Son of Edwin and Mary Reed, of Bridlington Rd., Nafferton, Driffield.
Killed 4 May 1915. Aged 22.
Born Bridlington, Enlisted Bridlington.
Buried BOULOGNE EASTERN CEMETERY.
Private Harry Reed. 2278. 5th Battalion the Yorkshire
Regiment. Son of George and Eva Minnie Reed, of Nafferton, East Yorks. Killed
24 December 1915. Aged 20.
Born Bridlington, Enlisted Bridlington, Resided Nafferton (Yorks).
Buried VLAMERTINGHE MILITARY CEMETERY.
The
Village Hall, Nafferton
Photo : © Copyright JThomas
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