BERKSHIRE HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT FORUM

Berkshire War Memorials Project

WEST BERKSHIRE - STREATLEY

St Mary's Church

WW1 - 13 names (with unit) on stone cross in churchyard

WW2 - 9 names (with unit) on Stone cross in churchyard

WW1 - 12 names with units and dates on framed parchment inside church

Names recorded by Alan Hutchins June 1997

BWM4049 - 26/5/2011

All memorials in Streatley

Place	Location	Description	ID
Streatley	St Mary's Church	Stone cross	WB046
Streatley	St Mary's Church	CWGC Marker (Goodenough)	WB047
Streatley	St Mary's Church	Family stone (Rogers)	WB048

Streatley

ID:	WB046
UKNIWM:	7772
Location:	St Mary's Church
OS Map Ref:	SU590800
Description:	Stone cross

Text:
Panel 1
To the Glory of God
and in Sacred Menory
of our Noble Dead,
who gave their lives
for King and Country
in the
Great War
AD 1914-1919

Panel
Marjory E M Edwards VAD British Red Cross Society
John Green Pte Royal Engineers
Edwin G Greenaway Pte Royal Berks
Sidney Jones L Cpl Royal Berks
Thomas Lovelock L Cpl Royal Berks

Panel
Reginald H A Newsome MC Lieut London Regt
Stephen Prior MM Sergt Royal Berks
W Hurst Rees Pte Royal Fusiliers
T Battison Rees Pte Seaforth Highlanders

Panel
Stephen L Reiss Lieut Royal Berks
C Ralph Shears Pte Royal Berks
S Richard Shears Pte Royal Berks
Edward J Snapes Pte Royal Berks
Thomas G Woodage Pte Royal Berks

Panel
and in
the second Great War
1939-1945
Panel
Sydney Goddard AB Royal Navy
Arthur R Godfrey L/Cpl RCMP
Albert E Goodenough Sapper RF
Cyril G Holder LTO Royal Navy
Panel
Arthur F Norman-Walker Major RA, 1st Airborne Div
Norman H Perry Pte S Stafford Regt
Milward P Rogers LAC RAFVR
Panel
J E Montague Bainbridge Wng Com RAF
Geoffrey O Woodhams R C Signals, died later as a result of war service

Streatley

ID:	WB047
UKNIWM:
Location:	St Mary's Church
OS Map Ref:	SU590800
Description:	CWGC Marker (Goodenough)

Text:
5349634 Sapper / A E Goodenough / Royal Engineers / 5th August 1944 Age 33 / Faithful unto death

Streatley

ID:	WB048
UKNIWM:
Location:	St Mary's Church
OS Map Ref:	SU590800
Description:	Family stone (Rogers)

Text:
In / abiding memory of / our beloved only son / LAC Milward Parker Rogers, RAF / who died for his country / on 22nd April 1941, aged 19 years / "So he passed over, and all the / trumpets sounded for him / on the other side."