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East Bergholt Home Guard

A listing of those men who served in the East Bergholt Platoon of the Home Guard, during the Second World War.

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Details

The East Bergholt Platoon of the Home Guard – or to give it it’s correct title No. 3 Platoon, “A” Company, 6th Home Guard Battalion – was officially formed in July 1940.

The information below is taken from the Nominal Roll of that Platoon, which lists all of those who served with it during the Second World War.

Name Address  Date Enrolled Nat. Reg. No.  Rank Additional Comments
Abbott, Wilfred Lionel “Eastgate”, Quintons Corner 29/05/1942 TXKL 232/1   Bus driver
Austin, Alfred George Elm Road 03/06/1942 TXKL 194/1 L/Cpl  
Bailey, George William Alfred “Bolingbroke” 14/01/1942 TXKK 33/1    
Baldwin, Charles William “Homestead”, Heath Road 29/01/1942 TXKL 224/1   Transferred to A Coy HQ  03/06/1944
Barker, Walter Samuel “AsKomel”, Elm Road 22/08/1942 DDST 444/1    
Bartholomew, Walter Ernest “El-Nido”, East End 18/07/1942 TXKK 170/1    
Benson, James William Ivy Cottage, East End 05/04/1941 TXKK 193/1   Discharged to RAF Cardington  03/04/1944
Bloom, John George Orvis Lane 18/07/1942 DDYN 304/3X    
Boreham, Robert Frank “Lynhurst”, East End 09/08/1942 TVNR 368/1    
Breese, Ernest Sidney “Hassocks”, Poultry Farm 11/04/1942 TXKK 4/1   Transferred to A Coy HQ  03/06/1944
Brooke, Frederick Joseph “Delhi”, Orvis Lane 14/02/1942 TXKK 92/1 Cpl  
Brown, George Richard “Eastleigh”, Orvis Lane 31/07/1940 TXKK 93/5    
Brundell, Frederick Charles 2 Council House 13/03/1942 TXKL 242/3   Bus driver
Burrows, William Dennis Heath Road 03/06/1942 TXKO 225/3 L/Cpl  
Butcher, Harry George 1 Council House 27/05/1942 TXKL 245/1    
Chambers, Lewis Frank Rookery Farm 18/07/1942 TXKJ 92/1    
Chittock, Lawrence Leonard Puttocks Lane 27/02/1942 TXKL 4/4    
Clark, Leonard Quintons Corner 16/07/1940 TXKL 258/1 L/Cpl  
Clarke, Arthur Stevenson Burnt Oak 03/06/1942 TXKL 69/1    
Clover, John Lee 3, Heath Road 16/07/1940 TXKL 247/1    
Cousins, Charles William Leslie Burnt Oak 03/06/1942 TXKL 219/1    
Crighton, Alfred Heath Road 15/02/1942 TXKL 260   Left district – struck off strength
Dale, Charles 2 Beehive Lane 15/02/1942 TXKL 104/1    
Dale, Fred W. East End 17/09/1940 TXKK 178/1   Transferred to B Coy 23/03/1944
Dale, James George Elm Road 13/09/1940 TXKL 195/1 L/Cpl Transferred to B Coy 23/03/1944
Davis, Frederick Thomas “Tresmere”, East End 13/07/1940 TXKK 173/1   Transferred to B Coy 23/03/1944
Death, Harold Kenneth “Harmayne”, Brantham 29/05/1942 TXKM 194/1    
Dimond, Phillip W. “Elms”, East End 16/07/1940 TXKK 196/5    
Dodgson, Raymond Charles Orvis House 11/06/1942 TXKL 1/1 L/Cpl Transferred to A Coy HQ 08/06/1944
Double, Robert James Orvis Cottage 16/07/1940 TXKL 8/1    
East, Eric E. Red Lion Cottage 18/03/1941 YTXK 64 8829   To HM Forces 17/05/1944
Fairweather, Percy Albert West Lodge Cottage 17/02/1942 TXKL 81/1   Left District 18/11/1943
           
           
IN PROGRESS          
           

Abbreviations contained in the table above:

   
Coy Company
Cpl Corporal
HQ Headquarters
L/Cpl Lance Corporal
Nat. Reg. No. National Registration Number
   
   

The details above were obtained from the Nominal Roll when it was viewed at the Suffolk Records Office in Ipswich in 2008.  This document no longer appears in their Catalogue and is believed to form part of the Suffolk Regiment Archives.  These were returned from the county Archives to the Suffolk Regiment Museum in 2024.  

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