1 | Charles Bailey | 2nd Lieutenant, 4th Battalion, Leics. Regt. 1914 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal. (Warren Farm) |
2 | John Bailey | Private, Royal Naval Division. 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal. (Warren Farm) |
3 | Gilbert Beresford | 2nd Lieutenant, Royal Field Artillery (Son of Revd. Edward Beresford) |
4 | Revd. Hans Beresford | Captain (Chaplain), Royal Field Artillery (Son of Revd. Edward Beresford and his successor as Rector of Hoby) |
5 | Alfred Bishop | Pioneer, Railway Construction, Royal Engineers. British War Medal and Victory Medal. (Church Lane) |
6 | Frank Boulter | Private,11th Battalion, Leics. Regt. British War Medal and Victory Medal. (Main Street) |
7 | George Boulter | Private, Royal Marine Light Infantry, HMS Warspite. 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal. (Main Street) |
8 | Garenth Brockwell | Corporal, Royal Field Artillery. British War Medal and Victory Medal. (Address in Hoby) |
9 | Richard Brooks | Paymaster Commander, HMS Colossus, Royal Navy. 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal. (The Chantry) |
10 | William Buxton | Private, Manchester Regt / Labour Corps. 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal. (Chapel Lane) |
11 | Thomas Clark | Private, Royal Marine Light Infantry (Lodge Farm) |
12 | Walter Clay | a bricklayer who may have served in the Royal Engineers but this is unconfirmed. (Parents lived at Rose Villa) |
13 | Victor Coleman | Private, Leics. Yeomanry / Machine Gun Corps. British War Medal and Victory Medal. (The Bank, Back Lane) |
14 | Leonard Coleman | Private, Leics. Yeomanry / Labour Corps. British War Medal and Victory Medal. (The Bank, Back Lane) |
15 | Percy Coleman | Bombardier, Royal Field Artillery. 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal. (The Bank, Back Lane) |
16 | Harry Coles | Chief Petty Officer, Hydrophone Service, RNVR, HMS Tarlair. British War Medal. (Main Street) |
17 | Alfred Crane | Sergeant, Leics. Yeomanry / Machine Gun Corps. British War Medal and Victory Medal. (Main Street) |
18 | Ernest Crane | Corporal, Royal Field Artillery. British War Medal and Victory Medal. (Address in Hoby) |
19 | William Crane | Private, 5th Battalion, Leics. Regt. (Parents lived at The Elms Cottage) |
20 | William Eldred | Sergeant, The Buffs (East Kent Regt.) 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal. (Mother lived in Chapel Lane) |
21 | Wilfred Elton | Sergeant, Leics.Yeomanry/Corps of Hussars. 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal. (The Austrey) |
22 | Arthur Felstead | Private, 8th Battalion, South Staffs. Regt. British War Medal and Victory Medal. (Address in Hoby) |
23 | Paul Finn | Private, 482nd Agricultural Company, Labour Corps. (Chapel Lane) |
24 | Arthur Fox | Rifleman, 9th Battalion, The London Regiment. (Mother lived at Highfield House) |
25 | Charles Gamble | Rifleman, 1/6th Battalion, Kings Liverpool Regt. British War Medal and Victory Medal. (Church View) |
26 | Edward Garner | Lance Corporal, West Yorkshire Regiment. (Hillcrest) |
27 | Frederick Garner | Private, Labour Corps. 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal. (Hillcrest – father of Edward) |
28 | Sydney Graham | Private, 6th Battalion, Leics. Regt. British War Medal and Victory Medal. (Lodge Farm, then unknown address in Hoby) |
29 | Frederick Gumbrill | Trooper, Leics. Yeomanry / Corps of Hussars. British War Medal and Victory Medal. (Chapel Lane) |
30 | Frederick Haines | Private, 432nd Agricultural Company (The Bank, Back Lane) |
31 | George Haines | Private, Leics. Yeomanry (The Bank, Back Lane) |
32 | William Harris | Private, 5th Battalion, Leics. Regt. British War Medal and Victory Medal. (Parents lived at The Elms Cottage) |
33 | Alfred Higgins | Private, 10th Battalion, Sherwood Foresters. 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal. (Lodge Farm) |
34 | Cecil Higgins | Private, 2nd Battalion, Sherwood Foresters. British War Medal and Victory Medal. (Lodge Farm) |
35 | Frederick Higgins | Private, 4th Battalion, Leics. Regt. (Lodge Farm) |
N.B. The campaign medals listed were awarded for service in overseas theatres of war. For those in the Royal Navy – other than those serving in the Royal Naval Division on the Western Front – this meant service in warships. For those in the Army, the theatre of war was generally France / Belgium but Charles Bailey also served in the Middle East and William Buxton at Gallipoli. Some records are lost so, regrettably, more men will have received medals than can be shown here.