Broomwood Road is in Clapham. The war memorial for the Clapham Common area (Holy Trinity) is untranscribed, and none of these 45 men appear to be on any memorial known to the Imperial War Museum, so this roll of honour will be their only published memorial. In the list which follows those names in bold are men whose graves are unambigously recorded by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
Lawrence J.M. Allen
Ernest Ash
Eric W. Beauchamp
William Bainbridge
Ernest Beale
Reginald T. Booth
Thompson Bowins
Edwin C.D. Coit
John Coombs
Wiliam Charles
Alfred E. Crowther
Wilfred C. Davey
Richard P. Foot
Rowland Foot These two men were brothers, and the Census reveals that their father was a Local Preacher
Edgar J. George
Harold Hawes
Fred E. Hawes
Harold Hawkes
Stanley J. Howard
William F. Hewett
Wilfred H. Heap
A.C.E. Heathron
Harold Hole
Sidney Ive
Malcolm K. Kay
A. Dudley Johnson
Sidney L. Kings
Ernest Lewin
Nathaniel Laurie
J.W. Lock
Charles H. Lightman
Norman Oswald
Ernest R. Pearson
P.E. Rayner
Harry Roberts
H.A. Sutton
Reginald Sheppard
L. Brumwell Smith
Watson H. Sparkes
John A. Tingley
F.W. Whelbourne
Arthur E. Wood
E.T. Walker
George Young
Courtenay A. Uren
Additional source: Commonwealth War Graves Commission
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