Second Lieutenant

Harry Edward Martin

60th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps

16/11/1916, aged 22

Plot V. A. 21

Son of Alfred Amos Martin and Elizabeth Ann Martin, of Avro Cottage, Marlborough, Wilts. Native of Croydon, Surrey.

S/12932 Private

Alexander  Ewan

2nd Bn. Seaforth Highlanders

13/04/1917, aged 19.

Son of James and Marion Ewan, of "Craigrothie," Aberdour Rd., Burntisland, Fifeshire.

Plot II. C. 34.

Picture courtesy of nephew, Brian MCartney

9901 Private

Albert Reeves

1st Bn. Royal Warwickshire Regiment

13/07/1917

Husband of Harriet Reeves.

Plot III. E. 20.

Picture courtesy of Syd Yale, Albert was his wife's Great Uncle

Second Lieutenant

Rankin Martin, MM

176th Tunnelling Company,

Royal Engineers

12/07/1918, aged 31.

 Commissioned from the ranks having previously served as a sergeant with the Royal Fusiliers. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Robert and Isabella Martin; husband of Mary Blakely, of 6 Radnor Street, Kelvingrove, Glasgow.

Plot V. B. 3.

Picture courtesy of Joe O'Raw

33174 Private

John Duncan Smith

5th Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps

04/06/1917, aged 26.

Son of John and Christina Smith, Lochore, Fife.

Plot III. G. 50

Picture courtesy of Robert Smith, nephew.

322914 Gunner

Cecil Haggart Shaver, MM

2nd Bde. Canadian Field Artillery

02/09/1918, aged 21.

Son of Mrs. Nancy ( Day) Shaver & Henry Shaver Cainsville, Ontario, Canada.

Plot IV. A. 4.

Picture courtesy of great niece, Nancy Johnson

17517 Private

Thomas Dawtry

10th Bn. York and Lancaster Regiment

29/04/1917, aged 27.

Thomas died leaving a wife, Sarah Ann nee Bywater and 2 children, my father Thomas b. 1911 and a daughter Sarah Ann b. 1912, all living in Doncaster, Yorkshire.

The Additional information on the CWGC site is rather confusing and incorrect. Grandfather was actually born 19 Nov 1889 in Wigston, Leicestershire and his name registered as Edgar Dawtry HALL. He was the recognised but illegitimate son of Arthur DAWTRY and Elizabeth HALL. Sadly his mother died just days after his birth and he was given to his fathers sister Hannah to raise. Hannah was married to Thomas Bagshaw. Grandfather was known a Thomas Bagshaw until sometime shortly before his marriage when he reverted to his biological father's surname but kept his "new" forename. Hence the confusion over names which I'm sure originated with Sarah Ann not the CWGC.

Picture courtesy of grandson Roy Dawtry