WOKING CREMATORIUM

GRAVE LOCATION FOR HOLDERS OF THE VICTORIA CROSS
IN : WOKING CREMATORIUM, SURREY

Name Andrew Cathcart,
BOGLE Edward Courtney,
BOYLE Henry William,
ENGLEHART George St George,
GROGAN

Rank Major Rear-Admiral Quarter Master-Sergeant T/Brigadier-General

Force 78th Regiment
(later The Seaforth Highlanders) Royal Navy * 10th Hussars The Worcestershire Regiment
comd 23rd Infantry Brigade

VC won Indian Mutiny,
29 July 1857 Sea of Marmara, Turkey,
27 April to 18 May 1915 Boer War,
13 March 1900 France,
27 May 1918

London Gaz 2 September 1859 21 May 1915 5 October 1900 25 July 1918

Born Glasgow,
20 January 1829 Carlisle, Cumberland,
23 March 1883 Blackheat, SE London,
14 November 1863 St Andrews, Fifeshire,
1 September 1875

Died 11 December 1890,
Sherborne, Dorset 16 December 1967,
Ascot, Berkshire 9 August 1939,
Datchet, Berkshire 3 January 1962,
Sunningdale, Berkshire

Grave Woking Crematorium
(Tomb at St Lawrence's Churchyard, Effingham, Surrey) Woking Crematorium Woking Crematorium Woking Crematorium

Location
of VC Highlanders Museum, Fort George HMS Dolphin, Gosport, Hampshire Royal Hussars Museum, Winchester Not publicly held

Remarks None * HM Submarine E.14 None CB CMG DSO & Bar

Name	Andrew Cathcart, BOGLE	Edward Courtney, BOYLE	Henry William, ENGLEHART	George St George, GROGAN
Rank	Major	Rear-Admiral	Quarter Master-Sergeant	T/Brigadier-General
Force	78th Regiment (later The Seaforth Highlanders)	Royal Navy *	10th Hussars	The Worcestershire Regiment comd 23rd Infantry Brigade
VC won	Indian Mutiny, 29 July 1857	Sea of Marmara, Turkey, 27 April to 18 May 1915	Boer War, 13 March 1900	France, 27 May 1918
London Gaz	2 September 1859	21 May 1915	5 October 1900	25 July 1918
Born	Glasgow, 20 January 1829	Carlisle, Cumberland, 23 March 1883	Blackheat, SE London, 14 November 1863	St Andrews, Fifeshire, 1 September 1875
Died	11 December 1890, Sherborne, Dorset	16 December 1967, Ascot, Berkshire	9 August 1939, Datchet, Berkshire	3 January 1962, Sunningdale, Berkshire
Grave	Woking Crematorium (Tomb at St Lawrence's Churchyard, Effingham, Surrey)	Woking Crematorium	Woking Crematorium	Woking Crematorium
Location of VC	Highlanders Museum, Fort George	HMS Dolphin, Gosport, Hampshire	Royal Hussars Museum, Winchester	Not publicly held
Remarks	None	* HM Submarine E.14	None	CB CMG DSO & Bar

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Name Alfred Cecil,
HERRING Edgar Thomas,
INKSON Henry Edward,
KENNY Archie Cecil Thomas,
WHITE

Rank Major Colonel Sergeant Colonel

Force Royal Army Service Corps
attd 8th (S) Bn The Northamptonshire Regiment Royal Army Medical Corps
attached The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers 1st Bn The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 6th Bn The Yorkshire Regiment

VC won France,
23-24 March 1918 Boer War,
24 February 1900 France,
25 September 1915 France,
27 September - 1 October 1916

London Gaz 7 June 1918 15 January 1901 30 March 1916 26 October 1916

Born Tottenham, N London,
26 October 1888 Naini Tai, India,
5 April 1872 Hackney, E London,
27 July 1888 Boroughbridge, Yorkshire,
5 October 1890

Died 10 August 1966,
Weybridge, Surrey 19 February 1947,
Chichester, West Sussex 6 May 1979,
Chertsey, Surrey 20 May 1971,
Camberley, Surrey

Grave Woking Crematorium Woking Crematorium Woking Crematorium Woking Crematorium

Location
of VC RHQ RCT / RASC Officers' Mess, Camberley Army Medical Services Museum, Aldershot Not publicly held Green Howards Museum, Richmond

Remarks None DSO None MC

Name	Alfred Cecil, HERRING	Edgar Thomas, INKSON	Henry Edward, KENNY	Archie Cecil Thomas, WHITE
Rank	Major	Colonel	Sergeant	Colonel
Force	Royal Army Service Corps attd 8th (S) Bn The Northamptonshire Regiment	Royal Army Medical Corps attached The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers	1st Bn The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment	6th Bn The Yorkshire Regiment
VC won	France, 23-24 March 1918	Boer War, 24 February 1900	France, 25 September 1915	France, 27 September - 1 October 1916
London Gaz	7 June 1918	15 January 1901	30 March 1916	26 October 1916
Born	Tottenham, N London, 26 October 1888	Naini Tai, India, 5 April 1872	Hackney, E London, 27 July 1888	Boroughbridge, Yorkshire, 5 October 1890
Died	10 August 1966, Weybridge, Surrey	19 February 1947, Chichester, West Sussex	6 May 1979, Chertsey, Surrey	20 May 1971, Camberley, Surrey
Grave	Woking Crematorium	Woking Crematorium	Woking Crematorium	Woking Crematorium
Location of VC	RHQ RCT / RASC Officers' Mess, Camberley	Army Medical Services Museum, Aldershot	Not publicly held	Green Howards Museum, Richmond
Remarks	None	DSO	None	MC

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Name Guy George Egerton,
WYLLY

Rank Colonel

Force Tasmanian Imperial Bushmen

VC won Boer War,
1 September 1900

London Gaz 22 November 1900

Born Hobart, Tasmania, Australia,
17 February 1880

Died 9 January 1962,
Camberley, Surrey

Grave Woking Crematorium

Location
of VC Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, Hobart

Remarks CB DSO

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Name	Guy George Egerton, WYLLY
Rank	Colonel
Force	Tasmanian Imperial Bushmen
VC won	Boer War, 1 September 1900
London Gaz	22 November 1900
Born	Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, 17 February 1880
Died	9 January 1962, Camberley, Surrey
Grave	Woking Crematorium
Location of VC	Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, Hobart
Remarks	CB DSO