WAR MEMORIAL NAMES
A. CARTER
Not known
Not known
J.T. DAVIES
John Thomas Davies
KSLI 5th Bn. “A”Coy. Lance Corporal 10636
24 August 1916 Age 26
Delville Wood Cemetery, Longueval
Son of John and Sarah Davies of 2, Yewtree Cottages, Ryton, Dorrington, Shrewsbury
W. F. DAVIES
William Edward Davies
KSLI 7th Bn.Sergeant 13016
14 July 1916 Age 28
Thiepval Memorial
Son of John and Sarah Jane Davies of 2, Yewtree Cottages, Ryton, Dorrington, Shrewsbury: husband of Elizabeth Jane Davies of 3, Yewtree Cottages, Ryton, Dorrington, Shrewsbury.
H.W. JAMES
Harold Wilfred James
KSLI 6th Btn.Private 26526
01 April 1918 Age 23
Pozieres Memorial panel 60
Son of Margaret James of Serpent Farm, Ashford, Ludlow, Salop and the late Robert James
J.A. JAMES
James Albert James
Royal Field Artillery 8th Reserve Bde. Gunner 214184
05 March 1917 Age 23
Ashford Carbonell churchyard
Son of David and Elizabeth James, of New House Farm, Ashford Carbonell
J. MAUND
John Maund
KSLI 5th Btn.Private 17709
02 December 1915 Age 35
Lisjssenhoek Military CemeteryII. C. 11
Son of Benjamin and Mary Ann Maund, of 4, Ashford Carbonell, Ludlow, Salop
H.B. POWELL
Harry Bernard Powell
Norfolk Regiment 9th Bn.Private 37656
21 March 1918
Arras Memorial Bay 3
Son of James and Annie Powell of Home Farm, Ashford Carbonell
R.J. SANKEY
Richard John Sankey
Royal Field Artillery, Driver. “C” Bty. 256th Bgde.155211
12 November 1917 Age 33
St Sever Cemetery extension, Rouen P.III.L.11.A
Husband of Eleanor Gertrude Sankey of Church House, Ashford Carbonell, Ludlow, Salop.
HARRY BRUGES FISHER
Harry Bruges Fisher
Lieutenant Colonel Wiltshire Regiment commanding 12thBn. Yorks and Lancashire Regiment.
3 October 1916 Age 38
Le Touret Military Cemetery, Richbourg-L’avoueIV.B.31
Son of the late Col. Fisher and Mrs. Fisher, of Ty Mynydd, Radyr, Cardiff; husband of Annabella Sybil Fisher (nee Dansey), of Manor House, Richards Castle, Ludlow.
Many Thanks to Brian Shingler who emailed the village with this
I am also attaching a summary of some of my research into the names on the War Memorials. I am sorry that I have not been able to positively identify the “A Carter”, and being a common name there are lots of A Carters in the casualty lists, and nothing to link any of them specifically to Ashford Carbonel. There were no Carters living in Ashford Carbonel or Ashford Bowdler in the 1911 census but I have been able to identify all the others. The Davies brothers were a bit tricky, but once I had identified the one they both fell into place. John and William were the eldest out of five boys of a John Davies and his wife Sarah Jane. John was a carpenter and joiner and in 1891 the family were living in Condover, in 1901 they were living in Bitterley, and in 1911 they were living at No 6, Ashford Carbonell, but by the time of the certificates to John and William they had moved back to Ryton near Condover.
I am also attaching the certificates for the eight men that I have been able to identify (Editor note: you can access the certificates by clicking on the PDF link). No doubt there could be a lot more information to discover by going to their respective regiments.