War Memorials – WW1 Burials not also on a Borough Memorial
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Most of the Borough’s victims of War are commemorated in the Borough on at least one memorial. Some of those buried within the Borough have a gravestone to mark their grave, and also have their name on a memorial. The men listed below have a gravestone, but are not commemorated anywhere else within the Borough.
| SURNAME | NAME | RANK | NUMBER | AGE | DATE DIED | WHERE DIED | BURIED |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Andrewartha | William | Pte | 2403 | 22 | 16/10/1914 | Grandstand | Epsom Cem D 220A |
| Bates | John Thomas George | Sub-Lt | 37 | 17/11/1918 | Home | Epsom Cem A 336 | |
| Buchanan | Edmond | Cpl | 686 | 23 | 23/10/1914 | Grandstand | Epsom Cem D 220A |
| Caldwell | John | RSM | 50531 | 37 | 17/12/1917 | Horton | Epsom Cem B 180A |
| Chandler | George | Bmd | 239603 | 35 | 23/02/1919 | King George Hospital | St Marys churchyard |
| Ellis | Henry David | SgtMjr | 2945 | 49 | 18/10/1918 | Horton | Epsom Cem B 185A |
| Girling | Charles Norman | Pte | 94208 | 42 | 05/09/1918 | Home | Epsom Cem D 336 |
| Grinter | George Henry | Bmd | 9483 | 49 | 18/06/1919 | Ctg Hosp Ep | Epsom Cem H 139A |
| Jacques | Herbert Joseph | Pte | 266322 | 37 | 12/12/1917 | Epsom Downs | St Marys churchyard |
| Johnston | Jonathan Locke | CaptQms | 31 | 03/11/1918 | Horton | Epsom Cem D 531 | |
| Oppenheimer | Kennith | Pte | M2/054824 | 28 | 19/07/1915 | Middx hospital | St Marys churchyard |
| Pirie | George Laurence | 2Lt | 39 | 16/05/1915 | Kensington | Epsom Cem A 404 | |
| Potterton | Ted | Pte | 152831 | 27 | 07/11/1917 | Purfleet | Epsom Cem D 481 |
| Prosser | John | 2/Lt | 46 | 28/12/1917 | Horton | Epsom Cem D 482 | |
| Reeves | Letitia Alice | Nurse | 37 | 23/09/1918 | Winchester | Epsom Cem D 190A | |
| Simms | Thomas | Pte | 9101 | 27 | 17/10/1914 | Grandstand | Epsom Cem D 220A |
| Smith | Charles Jonsing | Capt | 47 | 20/12/1919 | St Marys churchyard | ||
| Thornton | William John | Pte | 15463 | 39 | 05/10/1917 | Long Grove | Epsom Cem F 256A |
You may also be interested in our Other WW1 Epsom and Ewell Linked Fatalities page