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This statue on Station Road Hucknall commemorates 1,200 men and boys who lost their lives working in pits around the Hucknall and Linby area. It was funded by public subscription and a £4,200 grant from Nottinghamshire County Council.

This section commemorates Great War fatalities from communities within the former Nottinghamshire coalfield who were not included on memorials erected during the conflict's aftermath. It is being compiled from from scrutiny of Nottingham Evening Post obituary entries, the CWGC Debt of Honour Register and other military sources, census data and Birth, Marriage and Death indexes. David Nunn

Memorial location
Names on Memorial

George J Armison - George James Armison

Charles Alfred Atkin - Charles Alfred Atkin

John Atkins - John Atkins

John Joseph Beardall - John Joseph Beardall

Alfred Bexon - Alfred Bexon

Samuel Bird - Samuel Bird

Charles Blackburn - Charles Blackburn

Alfred William Blow - Alfred William Blow

Wiliam Bramwell - William Bramwell

Charles Henry Brooks - Charles Henry Brooks

John Burns - John Burns

Herbert Buxton - Herbert Buxton

Sidney Carlton - Sidney Carlton

Henry Wightman Carter - Harry Wightman Carter

George Clarke - George Clarke

Albert Clifton - Albert Clifton

John Dean - John Dean

William Dickman - William Dickman

Albert Dove - Albert Dove

Harry Eley - Harry Eley

Fred Freeman - Fred Freeman

Samuel Froggatt - Samuel Froggatt

William Thomas Gilbourne - William Thomas Gilbourne

Henry George Lawrence Ginnever - Henry George Lawrence Ginnever

Harry Percy Gregory - Harry Percy Gregory

Claude Henry Hallam - Claude Henry Hallam

Harry Hardy - Harry Hardy

William Henry Harris - William Henry Harris

Cecil Harris - Cecil Harris

Clarence Leonard Harvey - Clarence Leonard Harvey

Moses Hastwell - Moses Hastwell

Cornelius Hawley - Cornelius Hawley

George William Hayes - George William Hayes

John Charles Haynes - John Charles Haynes

John Haywood - John Haywood

John Henry Heald - John Henry Heald

John Holmes - John Holmes

William Hunt - William Hunt

Leonard Jones - Leonard Jones

James Arthur Jones - James Arthur Jones

John Frederick Kenney - John Frederick Kenney

Ernest King - Ernest King

Henry Lawson - Henry Lawson

Thomas Henry Lockton - Thomas Henry Lockton

John William Mays - John William Mays

Frank McElroy - Frank McElroy

Douglas McGregor - Douglas McGregor

John Arthur Mee - John Arthur Mee

William Monger - William Monger

William Moore - William Moore

Samuel Michael Norton - Samuel Michael Norton

Luke Sills Norwood - Luke Sills Norwood

Roland Parker - Roland Parker

Thomas Phillips - Thomas Phillips

Herbert Pilch - Herbert Pilch

Herbert Pollindine - Herbert Pollindine

Alma Pryme - Alma Pryme

Ernest Riley - Ernest Riley

Herbert Roberts - Herbert Roberts

William Arthur Rowe - William Arthur Rowe

Walter Richard Saunders - Walter Richard Saunders

Sidney Shooter - Sidney Shooter

Albert Claude Smith - Albert Claude Smith

Herbert Samuel Smith - Herbert Samuel Smith

William Smith - William Smith

George Staples - George Staples

James Steeples - James Steeples

Ben Stocks - Ben Stocks

William Upton - William Upton

Thomas Vero - Thomas Vero

Arthur Fred Waddoups - Arthur Fred Waddoups

Walter Walker - Walter Walker

Arthur Waplington - Arthur Waplington

Ernest Ward - Ernest Ward

George Webberley - George Webberley

Henry Ward Webster - Henry Ward Webster

Albert Weldon - Albert Weldon

George William Wilson - George William Wilson

Robert Fred Wood - Robert Fred Wood

Lewis Worrall - Lewis Worrall

Albert Wright - Albert Wright

Photos
  • This statue on Station Road Hucknall commemorates 1,200 men and boys who lost their lives working in pits around the Hucknall and Linby area. It was funded by public subscription and a £4,200 grant from Nottinghamshire County Council.
    Photo David Nunn - This statue on Station Road Hucknall commemorates 1,200 men and boys who lost their lives working in pits around the Hucknall and Linby area. It was funded by public subscription and a £4,200 grant from Nottinghamshire County Council.