The author of this website, Estelle Mumby, has been involved with family history for a number of years, and while researching the names listed on Winterton War Memorial for both world wars, it became clear that there were more casualties connected with Winterton who were not included on the war memorial.
Extensive research was undertaken by Estelle and this was submitted to Winterton Town Council, the owner of the War Memorial. After viewing the detailed evidence, councillors unanimously approved the addition of 16 WW1 names and six WW2 names to the memorial.
Extensive research was undertaken by Estelle and this was submitted to Winterton Town Council, the owner of the War Memorial. After viewing the detailed evidence, councillors unanimously approved the addition of 16 WW1 names and six WW2 names to the memorial.
Grateful thanks go to the following for their assistance in various ways regarding this project:
The family of Frederick James Barnes, Peter Bradshaw, Mrs D. Cox, Mike Credland, Jim Cross, John Fletcher, Kim Huvenaars,
Alwyn Killingsworth, Pamela Sellers, Julie Stewart, Steve Stubbins, Denise Swanson, Lynne Thompson, Mrs P. Westaby,
Dennis Williamson, Colin Woods,
Winterton C.of E. Infants' School, Winterton Junior School, Winterton Town Council
Alwyn Killingsworth, Pamela Sellers, Julie Stewart, Steve Stubbins, Denise Swanson, Lynne Thompson, Mrs P. Westaby,
Dennis Williamson, Colin Woods,
Winterton C.of E. Infants' School, Winterton Junior School, Winterton Town Council