COVENTRY’S BLITZ MEMORIAL LONDON ROAD CEMETERYOver 1200 people were killed in Coventry in WWII, 808 of these are buried at London Road. |
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| Many of those killed do not appear on this memorial, if you would like me to check for a particular name not listed please contact me I am happy to help, there is no charge for this service but should you wish to make a donation to enable me to spend more time adding to this site, even a small donation is much appreciated. | ||||||||||||||||
Annual Memorial Service |
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| If you have relations who were killed in the bombing raids on Coventry then you might like to attend the annual service held at The Blitz Memorial, London Road Cemetery, London Road, Coventry. 2007's service took place on Sunday the 11th of November 2007 at 3pm, I will add the date and time of the 2008 service when it is available. | ||||||||||||||||
| On the following pages I have listed the names of all those who appear on the London Road Memorial. I have also added some names of those killed who were not included, these can be found on Page 3. If you have a relation who was killed in the Blitz and would like me to add more information about them and how they died and even a photograph just contact me. | ||||||||||||||||
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CUTHBERTSON,
G CUTHBERTSON, J CUTHBERTSON, M CUTTS, C T DAINES, A DAINES, W E DALTON, F DALY, J M L DALY, L J DAVIS, MA DAVIS, J M DAWSON, K DAWSON C P DEACON, I H DEACON, W A DENNIS, W DINGLEY, C A DODD, E DODD, G DODD, K DONALD, J S DONY, J M EAVES, M J EAVES, J EDMONDS, S EDWARDS, C EGGINTON, C ELLIOTT, G E ELLIOTT, M R ELLIOTT, R ELLISON, H ELSON, T R EMERSON, F ENDERSBY, S D ESSEX, D F EVANS, A E G EVANS, D T EVANS, E M EVANS, G S J EVANS, G L EVANS, I W EVANS, W V EWING, A EWING, G FARR, J M M FARREN, H FARTHING, A FAULKNER, E FAULKNER, W J FEAR, R F FELGATE, R FELTHAM, S E FERN, W FIELDING, A FISH, D S FLORENCE, M FRANKS, A FRASER, I A FREEMAN, T M FROST, E FROST, L GALLAGHER, J GARRY, P GARSIDE, E GARVEY, M H GASCOIGNE, G GASKINE, H |
GIBBONS,
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BEASLEY,
A L BEASLEY, B BEDFORD, R BEESLEY, D BEHAN, T BELL, B BELL, M BELL, R H BENNETT, E C BENNETT, E BENNETT, F M BENNETT, W BILLINGS, A J BILLINGS, E BILLINGS, L BILLINGS, M G BIRD, A BIRD, E E M BLAIR, A BLOWER, J R BOTT, S M BOWEN, E BOWEN, T J BRADLEY, C C BRADLEY, J E BRADNICK, E E BRADNICK, R BRIGHT, J W H BRISTOW, B BRITT, A E BRYANT, G BRYANT, V E BROWN, A C BROWN, D BROWN, E G BROWN, E BROWN, F BROWN, H K BROWN, J P BROWN, P R BROWN, W BUCKENHAM, G BUCKLER, S BUCKNILL, L BUNTING, S H BURGESS, M E BURNS, D P BURTON, A L BUTLER, A T BUTTERFIELD, A BUTTERFIELD, D CADMAN, D G CADMAN, A H CAIN, H CALLAGHAN, D CALLAGHER, L C CAMP, T L CAMPBELL, E M |
CAMPBELL,
K CANNING, C CARR, L CARRINGTON, T CARLEY, J CARVELL, R CASH, J CHASTON, S CHINN, A M CHINN, E CHINN, V M CLARE, F CLARE, M CLARIDGE, C H CLARKE, M R CLARKE, A CLARKE, C CLARKE, N CLARKE, P H CLARKE, W T CLAUSEN, W G CLAYPOLE, E L CLEWES, W J CLEWS, S CLEWS, W CLIFFORD, M CLUTTERBUCK, F COLLEDGE, H E COLLETT, A E COLLETT, C E COLLETT, H W COLLETT, S A COLLINGRIDGE, E COLLINS, E E CONGRAVE, E COOKE, F A COOKE, G E COOKE, L COOPER, F COOPER, F M COOPER, H COOPER, J COOPER, N COOPER, V COOPER, W A COPELAND, J COTTON, W COULTER, W COURTS, A E CRAMP, N CRASP, D CRAWFORD, R J CRITCHLEY, S CRONAN, J CRONAN, S L CROSS, F CROSS, J CURRALL, L |
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Coventry at War
- David McGrory - (This book includes a photo of the mass burial at
London Road of victims of the big raid on 14th November). |
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| Local bestselling author David McGrory takes afresh look at Coventry during the war years, in this, the first new illustrated book on the subject for fourteen years. Using over two hundred photographs, many previously unpublished and with informative captions, the author traces various aspects of wartime Coventry. Such aspects include the Auxiliary Fire Service, the Home Guard and transport and bomber manufacture at Armstrong Whitworths’s plants at Whitley and Bagington. Also illustrated are numerous scenes of the city’s destruction including ones from the notorious eleven hour raid of the 14 November 1940. | ||||||||||||||||
© J Hewitt Family Researcher |
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