This page has details of Albury's World War One memorials World War Two memorials.
Albury has two WW1 memorials. The stone memorial in Albury Church lists 26 fallen while the wooden memorial plaque in Albury Village Hall lists 35. 
Details of memorials, service, honours, families and photographs of those named on the stone memorial in Albury Church who lost their lives in World War One were researched by Peter Drinkwater in 2018. This file of some 300 pages, including the Albury War Memorial dedication service, is in the vestry of St Peter and St Paul's Church, Albury. In 2020 Albury History Society scanned all 29 sections, which are available below. The wooden plaque names are further down. Men of Albury fallen in the First World War, on the stone memorial in the church; 26 names: FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH, 1914 - 1918 They Gave Their Today - Summary - - Arthur Atfield - - James Elliot Botting - - Frederick Leonard Bullen - - Newdigate Owen Burne - - Charles William Cooper - - Philip Crowley - - Frank William John Dedman - - James George Dedman - - William Webster Dyson - - William Albert Greentree - - Albert Edward Harrison - - Albert Head - - Gordon Hewitt appears on the memorial and in the service but no details have been found by They Gave Their Today or ourselves - - Cyril Edward King-Church - - Lenox William Mcclure John - - James Moss - - Barham Middleton - - Robert William Middleton - - William Arthur Pauffley - not named on the Memorial - - Herbert Adley Sheppard - - Matthew James Shurlock - - Charles Albert Victor Spooner - - Albert Styles - - Harry Styles - - Matthew Thompson - - Harry Tugwell - - Theodore Wright V.C. - Aymer Edward Maxwell - named on a plaque in the Northumberland Chapel - ALBURY WAR MEMORIAL Dedication Service, Sunday March 5th. 1922 Service of Commemoration programme: THE MEMORIAL: The project for the Erection in the Parish Church of a Memorial, which should be a parochial tribute to the men killed in the War, was initiated in May 1920 at a Parish Meeting; as an outcome of the scheme proceeded under the direction of: COMMITTEE: His Grace the Duke of Northumberland, The Rev. H.E.Crowley, Mr. W.W. Rhoades, Mr. C.A. Botting, Mrs. Malthus, Miss Capadose (Hon. Sec.), Mr. Z. Pollard, Miss M. King-Church, Mr. W. Knight, Mr. J. Gadd, Mr. G.H. Coe, Mr. G.E. Foard, Mr. A Osborne, Mr. E. Browne. ARCHITECT: Mr. G.F. Metcalfe. MASONS: Messrs. Arthur Moon & Sons. CASTERS: The Albion Art Foundry, Ltd. The stone-work—a niche with semi-circular arch, carved with double chevrons and supported by pillars—is in Hopton Wood Stone and is of a Romanesque character akin to the style of the church. In the niche is a bronze relief—kneeling figure of a soldier. The names of the fallen are incised in the stone below and the offering-up of their lives is shown, in symbol, by a lighted lamp borne in the soldier's hands. In the space under the arch is a painting; an angel reads from a scroll the record of all that was accomplished and endured in the great war, and with a harp and voice angels give thanks to God Who has given such gifts unto men. PARISH OF ALBURY - THE OFFICERS AND MEN WHO SERVED IN THE GREAT WAR. 1914-1915. in the order inscribed on the wooden memorial plaque in Albury Village Hall; 187 names. Those who died are in gold; 35 names: H. Agar H. Ansell G. Arrow W. Arrow D. Ashford A. Atfield Arthur Atfield A. Atfield F. Allen E. Barclay T. Barclay Thomas Hubert Barclay F. Baker H. Baker G. Barber J. Barber A. Baugh C. Beadell G. Bellinger W. Bellinger J. Blake J. Botting James Elliot Botting M. Botting S. Botting W. Bowler C. Bowler H. Brewer H. Brewer J. Browne E. Browne E. Browning L. Bullen Frederick Leonard Bullen T. Bullen W. Bullen F. Burne N. Burne Newdigate Owen Burne - seemingly the incorrect Burne is gold R. Burne R. Burne B. Chandler S. Collins F. Cooper C. Cooper Charles William Cooper W. Cooper C. Crowley L. Crowley P. Crowley Philip Crowley B. Crowley C. Cumper H.C.Osborne W. Cumper F. Cumper E. Cumper W. Cumper A. Cumper W. Carpenter R. Dale W. Day C. Dean F. Dedman Frank William John Dedman J. Dedman James George Dedman R. Dedman G. Davis W. Davis A. Davis W. Dyson William Webster Dyson G. Edgington H. Fuller G. Fuller S. Fullick T. Fullick G. Foard F. Fry J. Forward H. Gadd J. Gadd W. Gadd C. Gay W. Greentree William Albert Greentree G. Grover H. Grist W. Grover G. Hamp J. Hamp W. Hampshire F. Harding R. Hardy Ronald Montagu Hardy W. Howe A. Harrison Albert Edward Harrison J. Harrison G. Head A. Head Albert Head C. Heath E. Heath F. Heather W. Tugwell S. Stevens Junr G. Hewitt D. Holt H. Howick P. Hurts R. Jay N. Jillet W. Killick E. Killick S. Killick C. King Church Cyril Edward King-Church C. Knapp E. Knapp A. Knapp G. Knapp T. Knapp E. Knapp C. Langrish G. Lee J. Lee W. Lee H. Lewer D. Lewer W. Lewer S. Lloyd C. Logan A. Luckin S. Metcalfe B. Middleton Barham Middleton R. Middleton J. Miles L. Miles C. Morgan J. Moss James Moss L. McClure John Lenox William Mcclure John W. Monk J. McCann A. Osmond G. Owen A. Padwick Z. Pollard W. Potter R. Potter C. Prior A. Puddick P. Puddick A. Pullen W. Pike J. Pike H. Redhead H. Sheppard Herbert Adley Sheppard F. Shergold E. Sherman C. Sherman A. Short M. Sherlock Matthew James Shurlock G. Sherlock J. Smith P. Smith P. Soper C. Spooner Charles Albert Victor Spooner A. Stedman A. Steadman F. Stedman G. Stamford A. Stevens H. Stevens S. Stevens A Styles Albert Styles H. Styles Harry Styles S. Styles H. Sumner J. Scruby W. Taylor L. Taylor J. Thomas M. Thomson Matthew Thompson H. Tugwell Harry Tugwell A. Tugwell J. Tugwell W. Treagus William Treagus W. Venn J. Wells G. Wells F. Whitaker H. Whitaker E. Wissam H. Wirths Harry Walter Paul Wirths T. Wright Theodore Wright VC G. Wright H. Worsfold V. Woods G. Styles G.A. Tanner Albury has two WW2 memorials. Both the stone memorial in Albury Church and the wooden memorial plaque in Albury Village Hall list 11 fallen. 
Details were researched by Sue Hargreaves in 2015. Men of Albury fallen in the Second World War, on the stone memorial in the church; 11 names: THE MORNING COMES, 1939 - 1945 - - David Jenkin Bishop : Queen's Royal Regiment - - John Seymour Harland Bunning : Hampshire Regiment - - Alec Hancock : Sea Cadets - - John Raymond Savage : R.A.F. - - Hector Holt : R.N. - - Reginald King : Royal Sussex Regiment - - Robert James King : R.A.F. - - Owen Henry Morshead : R.A.F. - - Hugh Sperling Morshead : Queen's Royal Regiment - - Henry George Alan - Ninth Duke Of Northumberland : Third Battalion Grenadier Guards - - George Hann : R.A.S.C. PARISH OF ALBURY - THE MEN AND WOMEN WHO SERVED IN THE GREAT WAR. 1939-1945. in the order inscribed on the wooden memorial plaque in Albury Village Hall; 153 names; 139 men and 14 women. Those who died are in gold; 11 names: A.F. Apps R.E. Apps D. Arrow G. Arrow R.C. Bastley Sparke J.R. Baddeley J. Barnes W.E. Bedford D.J. Bishop David Jenkin Bishop P. Blackwood G.O. Botting J.M. Botting D.W. Bowyer W.H. Bowyer F.A. Brown J.P. Brown L.S. Brown P.A. Brown R. Brown G.B. Bruce A.H. Bullen J.S.R. Bunning John Seymour Harland Bunning J. Bushby A.E. Carter M.G. Carter A.B.H. Chandler J.S. Cooper T.G. Cordery L.C. Crick F.V. Dix W. Donkin R.J. Doyle R. Dvorak R.J. Dyson T. Edwards J.W. Evatt A.D. Fleming W.A.R. Gadd A.T.A. Gray S. Gray R. Grist W.H. Grist A. Hancock Alec Victor Hancock G.G. Hann George Hann C.R.S. Harding H.D. Harrison N.W. Harrison C.H. Heath A. Hieke J.L. Hieke W. Hieke F. Holloway L. Holloway H. Holt Hector Holt O.H. Hopgood A.R. Howe R.M. Howick W.J. Hutchings T.H. Irwin R. Jenner S.B. Jenner G.N. Jillett R.N. Johnson W.G. Killick J.W. King R. King Reginald King R.J. King Robert James King E.J. Knapp J.E. Knapp J.K. Knapp T.E. Knapp C.E. Leach T.H. Manders D. Mant F.O. Mant C.O. Marchant A.W. May R.W. May L.A. Mears W.E. Merritt H.S. Morshead Hugh Sperling Morshead I.T. Morshead O.H. Morshead Owen Henry Morshead H.V. Mount P. Mumford P.S. Mumford E.S. Newman J.E. Nicholas W. Cumper F. Cumper Northumberland 9th Duke Of Henry George Alan Percy Northumberland 10th Duke Of G. Nursey G.V. Palmer C. Parfree W.A. Parfree R.W. Pattullo D.B. Peat Lord C. Percy Lord R. Percy M. Phipps J.E. Proctor A.J. Puddick F.N. Pyke E. Risbridger D.C.A. Ritchie P.J. Ritchie J.A. Rudderham J.R. Savage John Raymond Savage E.S. Sayers J. Sayers J. Sayers H. Sayers R. Simms A.G. Smith J.M. Smith E. Spells R.J. Stevens A. Summerfield G. Tanner B. Tebbenham F. Tebbenham H.V. Thomas F. Triscott F.W. Trott A.H. Tullett C.P. Tullett N. Tullett S.B. Tunnell F.S. Tysoe G.H. Ward A.J. Wales C.G. Wales M.W. Wallace E.H. Wensley E. Wilkinson J.O. Willoughby C.F. Wilmot P.R. Woods R.J. Woods J.T. Woolnough WOMEN Joy Annett Emily Arrow Florence Buss Gwen Cumper Doris Dance Joan Fox Margaret Hughes Jean Kenning Edna Mant Helen Mason Joan Peake Patricia Pyke Doreen Roberts Jane Williams |
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