Name | Angus, BUCHANAN |
John Vaughan, CAMPBELL |
James Power, CARNE |
Alfred Francis Blakeney, CARPENTER |
---|---|---|---|---|
Rank | T / Captain | Brigadier-General | Colonel | Vice-Admiral |
Force | 4th Bn The South Wales Borderers | Comd 3rd Bn Coldstream Guards | 1st Bn The Gloucestershire Regiment | Royal Navy |
VC won | Falauiyah Lines, Mesopotamia, 5 April 1916 |
Ginchy, Somme, France, 15 September 1916 |
Imjin River, Korea, 22-23 April 1951 |
Zeebrugge, Belgium, 22-23 April 1918 |
London Gaz | 26 September 1916 | 26 October 1916 | 27 October 1953 | 23 July 1918 |
Born | Coleford, 11 August 1894 |
London, 31 October 1876 |
Falmouth, Cornwall, 11 April 1906 |
Barnes, SW London, 17 September 1881 |
Died | 1 March 1944, Gloucester |
21 May 1944, Woodchester |
19 April 1986, Cheltenham |
27 December 1955, Nr. Lydney |
Grave | Coleford Cemetery Churchyard | Cheltenham Crematorium | Cheltenham Crematorium ( Cranham Churchyard - Headstone ) |
Gloucester Crematorium |
Location of VC |
South Wales Borderers Museum, Brecon | Coldstream Guards RHQ, Wellington Barracks, London | Gloucestershire Regiment Museum, Gloucester | Imperial War Museum, London |
Remarks | MC | CMG DSO | DSO | Elected by ballot |
GLOUCESTERSHIRE
GLOUCESTERSHIRE
GLOUCESTERSHIRE
GLOUCESTERSHIRE
Name
Frederic Brooks,
DUGDALEJames,
FORBES-ROBERTSONThomas de Courcy,
HAMILTONWilliam Henry,
HEWITTRank
Lieutenant
Brigadier-General
Major-General
Major Force
5th Lancers ( Royal Irish )
Comd 1st Bn The Border Regiment
68th Regiment
( Durham Light Infantry )2nd South African Light Infantry VC won
Derby, 2nd Boer War,
3 March 1901Vieux Bertuin, France,
11-12 April 1918Sebastopol, Crimea,
11 May 1855Ypres, Belgium,
20 September 1917London Gaz
17 September 1901
22 May 1918
24 February 1857
26 November 1917 Born
Burnley, Lancashire,
21 October 1877Strathpeffer, Ross & Cromarty, Scotland,
7 July 1884Stranraer, Scotland,
20 July 1825Copdock, Suffolk,
19 June 1884Died
13 November 1902,
Riding with North Cotswold Hounds5 August 1955,
Bourton-on-the-Water3 March 1908,
Cheltenham7 December 1966,
CheltenhamGrave
St James' Churchyard, Longborough
Cheltenham Cemetery
Cheltenham Cemetery
Cheltenham Crematorium Location
of VCQueen's Royal Lancers Museum, Belvoir Castle
Not publicly held
Not publicly held
Imperial War Museum, London Remarks
Died as a result of a hunting accident
DSO & Bar MC
None
None
Name
Alfred Henry,
HOOKThe Hon Alexander Gore,
HORE-RUTHVENJohn Simpson,
KNOXHenry,
LYSONSRank
Sergeant
Brigadier-General
Brevet Major
Colonel Force
24th Regiment
( South Wales Borderers )The Highland Light Infantry
Scots Fusilier Guards
& 2nd Bn, The Rifle BrigadeThe Cameronians ( Scottish Rifles ) VC won
Rorke's Drift, Natal,
22-23 January 1879Gedarif, Sudanese War,
22 September 1898Alma & Sebastopol, Crimea,
20 September 1854Zlobane Mountain, Zululand,
28 March 1879London Gaz
2 May 1879
26 February 1899
24 February 1857
5 April 1882 Born
Alney,
6 August 1850Windsor, Berkshire,
6 July 1872Glasgow,
30 September 1828Morden, Surrey,
13 July 1858Died
12 March 1905,
Gloucester2 May 1955,
Shipton Moyne8 January 1897,
Cheltenham24 July 1907,
Marylebone, Central LondonGrave
St Andrew's Churchyard, Churcham
Church of St John the Baptist Churchyard, Shipton Moyne
Cheltenham Cemetery
St Peter's Churchyard, Rodmarton Location
of VCSouth Wales Borderers Museum, Brecon
Not publicly held
Not publicly held
Cameronians Museum, Hamilton Remarks
None
Later The Earl of Gowrie
None
CB
Name
William George Nicholas,
MANLEYSir Percival Scrope,
MARLINGWilliam Fraser,
MCDONELLFrancis George,
MILESRank
Surgeon General
Colonel
Mr.
Private Force
Royal Regiment of Artillery
The King's Royal Rifle Corps
att'd Mounted InfantryBengal Civil Service
1 / 5th Bn The Gloucestershire Regiment VC won
Tauranga, New Zealand,
29 April 1864Mahdi Rebellion, Sudan,
13 March 1884Arrah, Indian Mutiny,
30 July 1857Bois de l'Evique, France,
23 October 1918London Gaz
22 September 1864
21 May 1884
17 February 1860
6 January 1919 Born
Dublin,
17 December 1831Stroud,
6 March 1861Cheltenham,
17 December 1829Clearwell Village,
9 July 1896Died
16 November 1901,
Cheltenham29 May 1936,
Stroud31 July 1894,
Cheltenham8 November 1961,
ClearwellGrave
Cheltenham Cemetery
All Saints Church ( Vault ), Selsley
St Peter's Churchyard, Leckhampton
St Peter's Churchyard, Clearwell
( new headstone May 2004 )Location
of VCNot publicly held
Not publicly held
Not publicly held
Not publicly held Remarks
CB
CB
None
None
Name
Richard Raymond,
WILLISRank
Major
Force
1st Bn The Lancashire Fusiliers
VC won
Gallipoli,Turkey,
25 April 1915 *London Gaz
24 August 1915
Born
Woking, Surrey,
13 October 1876Died
9 February 1966,
CheltenhamGrave
Cheltenham Crematorium
Location
of VCImperial War Museum - North, Manchester
Remarks
* Elected by the regiment
Last of the "Six VCs Before Breakfast"