Editing Cley next the Sea (section)

==War memorials==
Cley next the Sea's war memorials are two stone tablets inside St.Margaret's Church. They list the following names for the [[First World War]]:<ref>{{Cite web |title=Roll of Honour - Norfolk - Cley Next The Sea |url=https://www.roll-of-honour.com/Norfolk/CleyNextTheSea.html |access-date=2024-12-12 |website=www.roll-of-honour.com}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |title=Geograph:: Caister to Croxton :: War Memorials in Norfolk |url=https://www.geograph.org.uk/article/War-Memorials-in-Norfolk/5 |access-date=2024-12-12 |website=www.geograph.org.uk}}</ref>
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Rank
!Name
!Unit
!Date of Death
!Burial
|-
|2Lt.
|Raven Couzens-Hardy
|4th Bn., [[Norfolk Regiment]]
|9 Oct. 1917
|[[Tyne Cot]]
|-
|PO
|Henry Rowe
|[[HMS Invincible (1907)|''HMS Invincible'']]
|31 May 1916
|[[Portsmouth Naval Memorial|Portsmouth Memorial]]
|-
|POSt
|Frank Whatley
|[[HMS Aboukir (1900)|''HMS Aboukir'']]
|22 Sep. 1914
|[[Portsmouth Naval Memorial|Portsmouth Memorial]]
|-
|Sgt.
|Ernest W. E. Gibbs
|2nd Bn., Norfolk Regt.
|5 Jun. 1916
|[[Kirkee War Cemetery]]
|-
|Cpl.
|John T. Rayner
|10th Bn., [[Essex Regiment]]
|4 Mar. 1918
|[[Grand Seraucourt|Seraucourt Cemetery]]
|-
|St1C
|Herbert W. Ellwood
|''H.M. Tug Desire''{{Efn|The Desire was sunk by [[SM UB-34]] off the coast of [[Filey]], [[East Riding of Yorkshire]].}}
|20 Jan. 1918
|[[Chatham Naval Memorial|Chatham Memorial]]
|-
|Bsth.
|James W. Grimes
|[[HMS Invincible (1907)|''HMS Invincible'']]
|31 May 1916
|[[Portsmouth Naval Memorial|Portsmouth Memorial]]
|-
|Gnr.
|Valentine H. Pinchen
|101st Bty., [[Royal Garrison Artillery]]
|29 Aug. 1918
|[[Tourgéville|Tourgéville Cemetery]]
|-
|Gnr.
|Charles A. Gidney
|L Bty., [[Royal Horse Artillery]]
|8 Sep. 1914
|[[Baron, Oise|Baron Cemetery]]
|-
|Pte.
|George W. Weston
|1st Bn., [[Bedfordshire Regiment]]
|27 Mar. 1918
|[[Cremona|Cremona Cemetery]]
|-
|Pte.
|Herbert Holman
|4th Bn., Bedfordshire Regt.
|14 Jan. 1918
|[[Villers-Plouich|Fifteen Ravine Cem.]]
|-
|Pte.
|William E. Barnes
|[[2nd Battalion, Canadian Mounted Rifles|2nd (British Columbia Mtd.) Bn.]], [[Canadian Expeditionary Force|CEF]]
|29 Sep. 1916
|[[Vimy memorial|Vimy Memorial]]
|-
|Pte.
|John E. Barnes
|[[18th Battalion (Western Ontario), CEF|18th (Western Ontario) Bn.]], CEF
|15 Sep. 1916
|[[Vimy memorial|Vimy Memorial]]
|-
|Pte.
|Bert W. E. Gibbs
|11th Bn., [[East Yorkshire Regiment]]
|4 May 1917
|[[Duisans|Duisans Cemetery]]
|-
|Pte.
|George H. Drinkwater
|13th Bn., East Yorks.
|30 Jul. 1917
|[[Neuville-St Vaast|La Targette Cemetery]]
|-
|Pte.
|Ralph Barnes
|1st Bn., [[Essex Regiment]]
|13 Aug. 1915
|[[Helles Memorial]]
|-
|Pte.
|Frederick J. Bishop
|10th Bn., Essex Regt.
|17 Oct. 1916
|[[Contay British Cemetery]]
|-
|Pte.
|Bertie F. Rowe
|2nd Bn., [[Norfolk Regiment]]
|4 Jul. 1916
|[[Basra War Cemetery]]
|-
|Pte.
|Harold J. Woodhouse
|2/4th Bn., Norfolk Regt.
|17 May 1915
|St Margaret's Churchyd.
|-
|Pte.
|Cecil J. Bolton
|1/5th Bn., Norfolk Regt.
|19 Apr. 1917
|[[Jerusalem Memorial]]
|-
|Pte.
|Herbert W. Williamson
|7th Bn., Norfolk Regt.
|20 Nov. 1915
|[[Lillers|Lillers Cemetery]]
|-
|Pte.
|Frank Loades
|8th Bn., Norfolk Regt.
|19 Jul. 1916
|[[Thiepval Memorial]]
|-
|Pte.
|Cecil A. Gathercole
|9th Bn., Norfolk Regt.
|20 Nov. 1917
|[[Ribécourt-Dreslincourt|Ribécourt Cemetery]]
|-
|Pte.
|Frederick W. Brett
|1/4th Bn., [[Northumberland Fusilers]]
|25 Oct. 1916
|[[Thiepval Memorial]]
|-
|Pte.
|Robert W. T. Leeder
|3/4th Bn., [[Queen's Royal Regiment (West Surrey)|Queen's Royal Regiment]]
|5 Oct. 1917
|[[Tyne Cot]]
|-
|Pte.
|Albert G. Jeary
|1st Bn., [[Royal Warwickshire Regiment|Royal Warwickshire Regt.]]
|12 Oct. 1916
|[[Thiepval Memorial]]
|-
|St2C
|James G. Elvin
|[[HMS Vivid (shore establishment 1890)|''HMS Vivid'']]
|13 Sep. 1918
|St Margaret's Churchyd.
|-
|Dhd.
|George W. Grimes
|H.M. Trawler ''St Ives''
|21 Dec. 1916
|[[Chatham Naval Memorial|Chatham Memorial]]
|-
|Mr.
|Lewis R. Mann
|[[Merchant Marine]]{{Efn|Mann was killed as a passenger aboard the [[SS Fabala]] which was sunk by [[SM U-28 (Germany)|SM U-28]].}}
|28 Mar. 1915
|[[Callestick|Callestick Cemetery]]
|}
And, the following for the [[Second World War]]:
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Rank
!Name
!Unit
!Date of Death
!Burial
|-
|Lt.
|Charles G. Bird
|[[HMS Exeter (68)|''HMS Exeter'']]
|1 Mar. 1942
|[[Plymouth Naval Memorial]]
|-
|Sgt.
|William Voellner
|[[No. 103 Squadron RAF]]
|26 Aug. 1944
|[[Littlehampton|Littlehampton Cemetery]]
|-
|Sgt.
|Fred Yarham
|5th Bn., [[Royal Norfolk Regiment]]
|1 Mar. 1943
|[[Yokohama|Cremation Cem., Yokohama]]
|-
|Cpl.
|Jack P. Ramm
|2nd Bn., [[Royal Norfolk Regiment]]
|4 May 1944
|[[Kohima War Cemetery]]
|-
|LS
|Francis A. Lewis
|[[HMS Exmoor (L61)|''HMS Exmoor'']]
|25 Feb. 1941
|[[Chatham Naval Memorial]]
|-
|LS
|Sidney G. Twiddy
|[[HMS Usk (N65)|''HMS Usk'']]
|3 May 1941
|[[Chatham Naval Memorial]]
|-
|Pte.
|Frank H. Dawson
|7th Bn., [[Black Watch]]
|19 Apr. 1945
|[[Rheinberg War Cemetery]]
|-
|Pte.
|Eric V. Brett
|5th Bn., [[Royal Norfolk Regiment]]
|21 May 1943{{Efn|Brett died of [[Cholera]] whilst a prisoner of the [[Empire of Japan|Japanese]].}}
|[[Kanchanaburi War Cemetery]]
|-
|Pte.
|William N. Clarke
|5th Bn., Royal Norfolks.
|21 Sep. 1943
|[[Chungkai War Cemetery]]
|-
|Pte.
|George W. E. Clarke
|6th Bn., Royal Norfolks.
|18 Jan. 1942
|[[Kranji War Memorial]]
|}