‘The Men of St Mary Bourne’ who were commemorated at the Remembrance Service in 1918
Additional names on the War Memorial who lost their lives
– H Baker, W J Barnes, H Goodyear, B G King, W Kneller, C. Vollard
School Roll of Honour
– C Beckingham, A Bell, C Goodyear, A Lawrence, W Lawrence, and T Wells do not appear on either of the other lists.
Prayer Board erected in field at site of present cenotaph
Prayer Board for Those Serving in HM Forces
Although this is a blog about World War One, it seems appropriate to append the names of those who lost their lives in World War Two, said by some to have been the continuation of the conflict begun in World War One:
J. Barton
N. P. Broad
W. Cook
F. L. Cox
C. R. C. De Morgan
N. C. J. Hurst
M. J. Miley
O. H. Owens
M. J. Pugh
N. A. Shipton
These names are gradually being added to the St Mary Bourne page on Lives of the First World War, the initiative by the Imperial War Museum.
St Mary Bourne Goes To War 
I have James Pike’s bible which is dated 1899′ I guess it was with him all the way through his conquests
Thank-you for this Mark. I find that a very evocative link with both James Pike and all that he must have gone through.
I take it you are related to him? I wonder if you might write something for us about what you know (or have heard, more probably) of him? We would be so grateful :>)