WW2 Burials at London Road, Coventry

The following is a list of those killed in the Second World War and buried in London Road Cemetery, Coventry

If you are interested in any of the names listed or anyone from or residing in Coventry who was killed in the First or Second World Wars, please contact me.

I can research local historic records including the Coventry Roll of the Fallen for further details.

I can also photograph local graves and lay flowers on your behalf.

(This list of Second World War burials continues from the previous page)

Name	Rank / Regiment	Date	Aged
Ernest Henry Nason Walter Henry Naughton Allen Edwin New Harry William Oakley Leslie Oldfield William Joseph O’Neill John Frederick Palmer Frank Parsons William Peter Pawsey Albert William Pitt Jack Plumb Sidney William Powell William Thomas Sadler Ronald William Skelton James Sly Alan Ernest Smith Dennis Smith Sidney Ernest Sproson Ernest Arthur Stote Edward Ambrose Summerton Neville Henry Sumner Ernest Frederick George Taylor Reginald Percy Taylor Victor Henry Tayton J H Thompson Alfred Thursby Harry Toal Thomas Arthur Veasey William Ernest Vincent George Leonard Webb Joseph Thomas Webb John Wells William Carey Wheway Samuel Massey Wild George Willis Ernest (Ernie) Charles Willoughby George William Wimpory Frederick Ivan Woodcock Clifford George Wormleighton Stanley Worrall Robert Henry Wright	Aircraftman 1st Class RAF Volunteer Reserve Aircraftman 2nd Class RAF Volunteer Reserve Aircraftman 2nd Class RAF Volunteer Reserve Sapper Royal Engineers Private Royal Warwickshire Regiment Driver Royal Army Service Corps Sergeant Pilot RAF Volunteer Reserve Leading Cook Royal Navy Captain General List Driver Royal Army Service Corps Sapper Royal Engineers Able Seaman Royal Navy Private Royal Army Service Corps Sapper Royal Engineers Private Devonshire Regiment Air Mechanic 2nd Class Royal Navy Aircraftman 2nd Class RAF Volunteer Reserve Sergeant Pilot RAF Volunteer Reserve Sapper Royal Engineers Craftsman Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Corporal Royal Air Force Driver Royal Army Service Corps Air Mechanic 2nd Class Royal Navy Flight Sergeant Navigator RAF Volunteer Reserve Volunteer Home Guard Sergeant Flight Engineer RAF Volunteer Reserve Gunner Royal Artillery Sergeant Pilot Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve Corporal York and Lancaster Regiment Sergeant Air Gunner RAF Volunteer Reserve Stoker Royal Naval Patrol Service Sergeant Royal Army Service Corps Private Royal Army Pay Corps Engine Room Artificer 3rd Class Royal Navy Warrant Officer Class III Troup Sgt. Major Royal Artillery Lance Corporal Worcestershire Regiment Battery Quartermaster Sgt. Royal Artillery Sergeant Royal Warwickshire Regiment Staff Sgt. Glider Pilot Regiment Army Acquisitions Corps Leading Aircraftman Royal Air Force Craftsman Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers	02/03/1941 27/08/1943 06/12/1941 12/03/1943 19/09/1942 09/07/1947 29/05/1940 01/11/1944 23/11/1942 05/07/1945 18/10/1941 08/01/1942 08/04/1941 18/10/1941 12/07/1945 20/11/1943 04/07/1941 25/03/1941 18/10/1941 17/02/1947 17/05/1947 18/10/1940 14/02/1943 20/05/1944 10/04/1941 27/01/1944 30/11/1942 29/03/1941 10/04/1941 02/02/1945 12/05/1943 17/09/1943 30/07/1941 01/06/1946 21/09/1942 07/05/1945 23/02/1942 08/06/1944 29/11/1944 19/08/1940 06/12/1945	- 27 - 35 19 26 - 49 52 - 25 46 29 20 19 18 20 23 21 26 22 32 23 35 31 - 22 25 - 20 21 24 29 27 31 27 28 27 - - 23

	Mosquito: Menacing the Reich: Combat Action in the twin-engine wooden wonder of World War II - Martin Bowman
The memories of Sergeant (later Flight Lieutenant DFC) Mike Carreck who was an observer with 105 Squadron when he first laid eyes on the new de Havilland Mosquito. This was an aircraft that would prove itself to be one of the most versatile and revered aircraft to fly with the RAF in World War II. This book is full of first-hand accounts from the crews that flew the `Mossie' in its roles as a bomber, long-range reconnaissance and low-level strike aircraft. The author has gathered together many of the most exciting operational reports that cover the period from the type's introduction until the end of World War II. The text is interwoven with the background history of the personnel and squadrons, the purpose of the operations undertaken and their often devastating results.

Mosquito: Menacing the Reich: Combat Action in the twin-engine wooden wonder of World War II - Martin Bowman

The memories of Sergeant (later Flight Lieutenant DFC) Mike Carreck who was an observer with 105 Squadron when he first laid eyes on the new de Havilland Mosquito. This was an aircraft that would prove itself to be one of the most versatile and revered aircraft to fly with the RAF in World War II.

This book is full of first-hand accounts from the crews that flew the `Mossie' in its roles as a bomber, long-range reconnaissance and low-level strike aircraft. The author has gathered together many of the most exciting operational reports that cover the period from the type's introduction until the end of World War II. The text is interwoven with the background history of the personnel and squadrons, the purpose of the operations undertaken and their often devastating results.

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WW2 Burials at London Road, Coventry

The following is a list of those killed in the Second World War and buried in London Road Cemetery, Coventry

Name

Rank / Regiment

Date

Aged

Mosquito: Menacing the Reich: Combat Action in the twin-engine wooden wonder of World War II - Martin Bowman

Further information