This is a composite list of men who died in World War 1 who are commemorated in Dunster or are buried there. Click on their names to read more.

Below is a transcription of Dunster Memorial Hall’s war memorial plaque – I’ve added their first names where I know them:

WW1 – those who died – Dunster Memorial Hall plaque

WW1 – those who served – Dunster Memorial Hall plaque

Albert Henry Stevens Baker	Marmaduke Hancock	T Poole
C Baldwin	W Hancock	W Poole
Frederick Henry Bert	I Harison	W Poole
R Caddy	Arthur Hartnell	George Prole
Leonard Laver Cantle	John Hartnell	Harry Prole
Edwin Monroe Cockrem	Harold Hensley	Charles Radford
O Cockrem	Frank Hole	Charles William Radford
C Cornish	Edward John Hole	J Radford
George Cornish	H Hole	W Ridler
H Cornish	J Hole	Ernest Edward Shattock
Walter Cornish	James John Hole	M Snow
A W Court	Robert Wood Hole	Charles Sully
J Court	Thomas Lewis Hole	H Sydenham
W Court	Arthur Ladd	H Sydenham
Alfred Davy	George Ladd	Ambrose Thomas
William Henry Dibble	Richard Ladd	Edwin Thomas
S Duddridge	Edgar Lamacraft	Herbert Thomas
Willie Duddridge	Joseph R Lamacraft	J Thomas
Arthur James Dyer	Joseph Locker	Samuel Thomas
Edgar Dyer	Benjamin Lovell	Joseph Thrush
B Edmonds	J Lovell	William Walter Thrush
Ernest Edmunds	F Ludlow	W J Thrush
Kenrick Beesley Edmunds	R Luttrell	Arthur Tudball
Wilfred Edmunds	C Marchant	E Tudball
Cyril William Evered	Edwin Meddick	Harry Tudball
H Frost	Alfred John Miller	Jack Tudball
Walter Frost	Charles William Miller	Willie Thorne Tudball
Clifford Fuller	Walter Nathan Miller	Wallace Simmons Veale
Walter James Fuller	A Moggridge	George Webber
William Furse	A Moggridge	Henry Webber
Charles James George	S Moggridge	J Webber
William Henry Giles	Herbert Stanley Newman	Sidney Webber
Harold Gill	Horace Geoffrey Norman	William Webber
James Alfred Gollop	Richard Aston Norman	William Webber
H Govier	William Norman	Charles Welsh
W Greenway	Frederick John Parker	Frederick Charles Welsh
Charles Griffiths	E Parkman	William Ernest Welsh
Clifford Walter James Griffiths	H Parkman	Arthur Willis
James Griffiths	Arthur James Paul	C Winter
John Herbert Griffiths	Wilfred Rydon Perry	Frank Winter
L Griffiths	Ernest Phillips	Jesse George Winter
Reginald Charles Griffiths	James Phillips	R Winter
T Hallett	J Poole	Jesse Woodbury

WW2 – those who died – Dunster Memorial Hall plaque

WW2 – those who served – Dunster Memorial Hall plaque

S Axford	O Gould	P Rowe
C Baker	T Gould	V Rowe
H Bossom	W Gould	A Savile
G Bryant	W Gould	C E Simpson
J Bryant	B Griffiths	W Simpson
L Burge	G Griffiths	J Storey
P Burge	J Griffiths	R Storey
E Burnett	H Hallett	C Sully
J Caddy	J Hallett	C Sully
R Caddy	W Hargrave	S Sully
R Caddy	J Haydon	L Swain
M Case	R Haydon	A Tapp
M Case	E Hayward	J Taylor
A Coles	R Herring	R Thomas
R Coles	L Hobbs	H Thorne
A Copp	J Hole	J Tudball
W J Court	M Hole	E Veale
C Creech	G Huxtable	W Webber
R Creed	R Jones	R White
K Day	A Ladd	A Yeandle
C Dibble	E Lamacraft
D Dibble	G Lee	E Brereton
N Dibble	R Lee	J Caddy
R Dibble	W Luttrell	J Cochrane
W Dibble	G Mainwaring	B Court
S Duddridge	J Martin	D Davis
W Duddridge	K Meddick	M Davis
D Dyer	F Norman	L Fuller
E Dyer	V Norman	B Greenfield
L Farmer	G Parkman	M Hayes-Helps
F Furse	C Parsons	J Heap
W Furse	N Phelps	K Savile
A Giles	J Poole	I Upham
R Giles	T Poole	E Woodbury
F Gollop	L Prescott
B Gould	T Prescott
C Gould	A Price
J Gould	T Rowarth
J Gould	J Rowe

These are the parishioners’ war memorial plaques in St George’s Church

WW1 plaque in St George’s Church, Dunster

WW2 plaque in St George’s Church, Dunster

Leslie Bond	Michael L Davis	Eric Stoate
Gordon Bryant	George Furse	James Thrush
Gordon Creech	Cecil Hobbs	Percy Veale
Cecil Davies		Peter Withycombe

Three more men who died in WW1 are commemorated on individual plaques in St George’s Church…

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…and there are two men buried in Commonwealth war graves in Dunster Cemetery

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