Cemetery
Choc Bay War Cemetery
La Carierre, Castries, L’Anse Road, Saint Lucia
15 casualties commemorated here
Private (2nd Bn.)
Christie (C)
Service No.
5139
Died
13/04/1917
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Private (2nd Bn.)
Davis (A)
Service No.
6810
Died
08/04/1917
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Private (2nd Bn.)
Hastings (J)
Service No.
7311
Died
08/04/1917
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Private (2nd Bn.)
Jones (H)
Service No.
7231
Died
08/04/1917
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Private (8th Bn.)
Leonce (J)
Service No.
11365
Died (Aged 21)
01/03/1921
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Private (2nd Bn.)
Llewellyn (M)
Service No.
7092
Died
10/04/1917
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Private (2nd Bn.)
Moore (L)
Service No.
5162
Died
09/04/1917
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Corporal (2nd Bn.)
Myrie (J)
Service No.
7109
Died
10/04/1917
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Private (2nd Bn.)
Paddyfoot (S)
Service No.
7327
Died
05/04/1917
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Private (2nd Bn.)
Peters (O)
Service No.
7328
Died
09/04/1917
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Private (8th Bn.)
Prospere (A)
Service No.
11511
Died
25/06/1918
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Private (2nd Bn.)
Ramsey (P)
Service No.
7333
Died
06/04/1917
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Private (2nd Bn.)
Tate (O)
Service No.
7373
Died
10/04/1917
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Private (2nd Bn.)
Wells (Rudolph)
Service No.
9305
Died
11/12/1918
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Private (2nd Bn.)
Williams (D)
Service No.
7276
Died
21/04/1917
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Life Stories
Thousands of West Indian soldiers served in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa during two World Wars. Many made the ultimate sacrifice, with graves now standing as enduring symbols of their courage and commitment.