Ranmore War Memorial

Discovering the men of the parish who died in the two World Wars

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  • Introduction
    • History of this Site
    • Further Acknowledgements
  • WW1 Names
    • Albert Ansell
      • Albert’s Family
    • Benjamin Barnes
      • Benjamin’s Family
    • Ernest Bradley
      • Ernest’s Family
        • Ernest’s Uncle Benjamin Bradley and family
    • Frederick Buckland
      • Frederick’s Family
    • Percy Caton
      • Percy’s Family
    • Henry Archibald Cubitt
      • Henry Archibald Cubitt’s Family
      • Transcript of Article from “Surrey Mirror”
    • Alick George Cubitt
      • Alick George Cubitt’s Family
    • William Hugh Cubitt
      • William Hugh Cubitt’s Family
    • George Dawe
      • George’s Family
    • Edward Gale
      • Edward’s Family
    • (William) Charles Hull
      • (William) Charles’ Family
    • Nathaniel Rice
      • Nathaniel’s Family
    • William Thomas
    • Frank Woodman
      • Frank’s Family
    • They Also Served (WW1)
  • WW2 Names
    • Albert George Ansell
      • Albert George’s Family
    • Edward George Baker
      • Edward George’s Family
    • Kenneth Henry Butcher
      • Kenneth Henry’s Family
    • They Also Served (WW2)
      • The Denbies Home Guard
  • The Cubitts
    • Thomas Cubitt
      • Thomas Cubitt’s Wife and Children
    • George Cubitt, 1st Baron Ashcombe
      • George Cubitt’s Family
    • Henry Cubitt, 2nd Baron Ashcombe
      • Henry Cubitt’s Family
    • Lewis Cubitt
    • Mary Agnes Cuthell nee Cubitt
    • Sir William Cubitt
  • Denbies Estate
    • Denbies Gardens
    • Denbies Fort
    • Life and Work on Ranmore Common
    • Sketch Map of Ranmore Common
  • St Barnabas
    • The Cubitt Chapel
    • George Dines
  • Site Map
  • Contact

Mark Ambrose Vickerman list of ships 43343_492_0-00006 72 ppi

Published May 11, 2016 at 1752 × 2624 in (William) Charles Hull’s Family.
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Mark Vickerman’s naval record from 1903 to 1919, The National Archives, Kew (? via Ancestry)

Mark Vickerman’s naval record from 1903 to 1919, The National Archives, Kew (? via Ancestry)

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