Inside the Chalfont St Giles Church

The names mentioned on this plaque are identical to those listed on
the War Memorial in the village

In loving memory of
Private Francis Louis WORLEY
of the 19th County of London Regiment
who was wounded in the battle of
Loos, and died in France on October 6th 1915 aged 22 years

Also of Gordon Victor WORLEY
of the Oxford & Bucks Light Infantry
killed in action on August 23rd 1916 aged 21 years

Gone but not forgotten

In memory of James E. MEAD
Killed in the Great War October 1918
Whilst succouring the wounded as stretcher-bearer
Gratefully remembered here as Organist of this church
1905 - 1916

 Chalfont St Giles War Memorial outside the church

The names mentioned on the Church War Memorial are virtually identical to the names list on the Chalfont St Giles village War Memorial (which see)
Exceptions are detailed at the bottom of the following list.

A new CWGC headstone has now replaced the old headstone to James Cyster

 Photos by Peter Underwood