War Memorials and Rolls of Honour

World War One



During World War One, Totley was a township for administrative purposes within the Registration District of Ecclesall Bierlow which straddled the Yorkshire-Derbyshire border. It had no parish church and was split between two ecclesiastical parishes. The old village centre and Totley Bents were in the parish of Christ Church, Dore. Green Oak and Totley Rise were in the parish of St. John the Baptist, Abbeydale. Hence Totley soldiers appear on a number of memorials in our area.

Dore War Memorial (Total 31)



BIGGIN, George
BIGGIN, R.C. Rowland [Robert Cocker Rowland Biggin]
BINNS, Clement S. (also Abbeydale St. John's) [Clement Stanley Binns]

CARTWRIGHT, Charles (also Abbeydale St. John's)

COATES, Percy,
COOPER, John Stephen
FLETCHER, Sydney Stuart (added in 2013)
GILL, Glossop (also Wadshelf)
GREEN, Joseph
GREEN, William Ernest
HALL, Donald (also Abbeydale St. John's) [Thomas Kershaw Hall]
HANCOCK, Albert
IBBOTSON, Cecil George (also Abbeydale St. John's)

JACKSON, Cedric Arthur
JACKSON, Herbert
MARSDEN, William Ambrose
PANTON, Arthur,
PARSONS, Harold Charles (also Abbeydale St. John's)

PATTEN, George
PEAT, Lewis Wilford
PYBUS, Fred
PYBUS, Herbert
SEED, Harper (also Abbeydale St. John's)

SYKES, Samuel
TALLENT, James (also Abbeydale St. John's) [James Talent]

TAYLOR, Edwin Andrew
TAYLOR, John Thomas
TODD, Harold (also Abbeydale St. John's)

WARMSLEY, Frank Walter (also Abbeydale St. John's)

WINGFIELD, Henry Edward (also Abbeydale St. John's) [Henry Edwards Wingfield]

WOLSTENHOLME, Selby (also Abbeydale St. John's)