In December, 1914, the
Belmont Row Home Messenger Circuit Magazine listed volunteers from Acocks
Green Wesleyan church who had joined H.M. Forces:Brown, Lowson. Canadian Royal Rifles.
Brown, Charles Jabez. 1st. B’ham Batt. Royal Warwicks.
Brown, George Henry. 6th Royal Warwicks.
Brown, Phillip Harold. 6th Royal Warwicks.
Booker, Raymond. 1st. B'ham Batt. Royal. Warwicks.
Brooker, George A. 5th Royal Sussex.
Egerton, A.C. 1st. B'ham Batt. Royal Warwicks.
Letts, Frank. 6th Royal Warwicks.
Martin, Percy Talmage. Oxford & Bucks. Light Infantry.
Mullins, Wilfred. Queen's Own Worcester Hussars.
Pardoe, Herbert Harry. Royal Field Artillery.
Pardoe, Percy F.W. 13th Royal Warwicks. 3rd Batt.
Watts, Norman. 8th Royal Warwicks.
After the 1st World War a memorial tablet was placed in church recording
the names of all those who fought for their country:
Acocks Green Wesleyan Church. Roll of Honour: The Great War: 1914 – 1918:
Adams, A.G. *
Bailey, C.V.
Ball, H.
Bell, B.
Bellamy, A.R.
Booker, R.A.
Bournboneaux, J.H.
Brown, C.J.
Brown, L. *
Brooker, G.A.
Brown, G.H.
Brown, P.H.
Cutler, G.N.
Cutler, H.
Cutler, H.H.
Cutler, J.H.
Daw, E. *
Egerton, A.C.
Edgworth, H.
Ensell, P,A.S.
Garlick, R.C.
Jones, E.
Laws, H.V.
Letts, F.B.
Lowe, F.B.
Malins, E.F. *
Marshall, S.H.
Martin, A.S.
Martin, P.T.
Maullin, E.
Mitchell, A.T.
Oliver, H. Edward.
Pardoe, G.S. *
Pardoe, H.H.
Pardoe, P.F.W.
Pagett, W.
Robinson, R.G.
Roberts, G.A.
Seal, E.
Seal, H.
Seal, W.
Shipway, S.H.
Sutton, H.B.
Turley, Walter
Walker, J.H.
Watts, Norman.
Whittle, E.
*Killed in action or died whilst serving their country.
Of two of the men who did not return from the Great War, G.S. Pardoe died
of fever whilst serving in Ireland. No record can be traced of A.G. Adams.
