WW1 German POW War Memorial - North London

German Prisoner of War (POW's) World War One (WW1) War Memorial, New Southgare Cemetary, North London, England

 Deutsch Prisoner of War (Kriegsgefangene) World War One (WW1) Kriegerdenkmal, New Southgate Cemetery, North London, England

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WW1 German POW's  1914-1919

Freidrich Aminski  22/10/1915

Karl Bitter 5/1/1915

Christain Johann Blank 23/12/1916

Franz Wilhelm Blaeser 8/3/1919

Kurt H.E. Bocker 25/4/1917

Franz Borger 20/10/1916

Peter Buck 21/10/1917

Karl Burkhard 26/5/1917

Wilhelm Derenthal 9/3/1919

August Deilitzki 1/8/1917

Relnnold Dickie 20/2/1919 ?

Franz Erfurt 1/11/1915

Karle Findeisen 11/11/1917

Hermann Floersheim 30/5/1918

Arnold A.M.G. Garlach 1/2/1917

Heinrich Gobel 15/2/1919

John Cross 17/3/19

Becker Diedrich Edvard 4/12/1918 ?

Karl Hellwing 5/3/1919

Joseff Max Herberle 17/11/1917

Joseph Hirschmuller 9/3/1919

Martin Jung 15/8/1917

XXXX Karle 27/2/1919

Max Bruno Keischt 4/7/1918

Heinrich Knein 8/8/1917

Addo Von Kobbe 4/3/1919

August F.P. Lippert 11/6/1916

Karl Lippert 27/11/1917

F Liber (Oder Veith) 14/2/1919

Karl Lutz 6/3/1919

Ernest Muller 24/12/1917

Karl Muller 6/3/1919

Gerhard Muller 13/10/1917

Heinrich Polenz 15/2/1919

August Salchow 12/7/1926

Fredrich Scharioth 18/8/1917

Karl Schibal 7/7/1917

Hans H Sculdt 9/4/1917

Eric M.A. Schumann 31/12/1918

George Seredszun 10/9/1917

Richard Spitzer 9/3/1918

Ernest Stein 31/4/1917

Andreas Tauber 17/4/1918

John Ulbrich 28/3/1919

George Vogelsang 27/10/1917

Johann Waida 26/9/1917

William Walker 6/3/1919

Emil Witteck  6/11/1917

F.K. Wolmersiger 30/6/1917

Herman W Wolter 14/12/1916

Adolph Zimmermann 5/5/1917

Albert Wanner  20/7/1918 ??

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WW1 July 1917 Uxbridge Notes

GERMAN PRISONERS 1917

German Prisoner have been at work in the (Harlington) village this week and caused a little curiosity especially on the part of the children.

if our own men in the hands of the Germans look well and contented as these men there would be little to worry about (July 1917)

PRIVATE NEWMAN
Private Alfred Newman of Harlington, youngest son of Mr & Mrs Robert Newman is reported missing since the end of may

SHERATON GLASS FACTORY
A hostel for boys working at Sheraton Glass Factory has been opened at Botwell Lodge. Mr Jenner is the superintendent.

Mr GRIMSDALE
A well known member of the Uxbridge and West Middlesex Athletics Club Captain G.C. Grimsdale of the London regiment has been wounded

SCOUTMASTER
Mr G.W. Beach the Scoutmaster of 1st Uxbridge Troop who is serving in East Africa has been promoted to Sergeant

CYCLE REPAIR MAN
A cycle repairer from Slough who had been rejected fourteen times for military service has now been classified C3

NATIONAL UNION OF RAILWAYMEN (NUR)
The National Union of Railwaymen have lost 2,758 members killed in the war



POW LETTER

Private Percey Perryman a wounded prisoner of War (POW)in Germany, writing to his wife under date May 7th 1917 says that he had just come across a lad from Uxbridge named Shirley "Whom I knew very well in fact I used to work with two of his brothers". his letter altogether is very cheerful, although he is still in hospital, but as it was not serious it was nothing to worry about.

Charles Harrison (Cowley) was serving in his Majesty's fleet

R.F.A. (Driver) Bench serving in Mesopotamia (worked previously at home Nursery

Private G Howe (Uxbridge)

Private R. Bowler A.S.C. (Uxbridge) on service in Mesopotamia

Rev Luther Bouch conducted the fourth anniversary service in his connection with his Ministry at the old Meeting Congregational Church

UXBRIDGE WORKERS EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION (WEA)
This Newly established branch of the WEA held its AGM (July 1917)

H.T. Hamson was the Secretary of Uxbridge WEA

three local Associations affiliated to Uxbridge WEA in 1917, National Union of Railwaymen, National Union of Teachers and Uxbridge Adult School

MUNITIONS DEATH

Uxbridge County Court dealt with the clainms on behalf of two munition workers in local factories
Daisy Hitchings of 16 Pickett Street, Balham (loss of finger)

Daughter of Mary Ann E Bosher of Melbourne Cottages, Alma Road, Windsor - Killed in an accident at the Munitions factory 3rd January 1917

TAX RESISTANCE

Miss Katherine Ann Raleigh, the assiduous local worker on behalf of the Women's cause (Suffragette) had refused to pay certain taxes as a protest to the government in not guarantying the franchise (Vote) to women,
Her property was seized and sold on this occasion a half dozen silver tea spoons in a case. these were bought by another suffragette Miss Underwood

HAREFIELD NUGW UNION
Harefield National Union of General Workers NUGW requested direct representation on the local Food Control Committee

July 1917