Monument list for Paines Lane Cemetery

Monument list

no.	family surname	full name	birth year	age	burial year	image name	GPR ref.	view no.	request no.	notes

476	Mayo	Enid Hildegarde Verdin Mayo	1909	8	1917	id: C146	166082	48	1	21st September 1917

477	Mayo	Lilian Louisa Mayo	1884	34	1918	no image	166083	46	1	15th December 1918

478	McLatchie	Andrew McLatchie	1843	88	1931	id: D12	166084	221	1	15th May 1931
		Thomas Edgar McLatchie	1881	37	1918					29th September 1918 Thomas Edgar McLatchie was the youngest son of Andrew Mclatchie and his wife Mary Ann nee Hoe who had married in Chesterfield in 1874. Andrew was born in PenPont Scotland in 1844. Thomas was born in 1881 at Herne Hill and died whilst serving with the Scottish Highlanders in WW1. He is also commemorated at Targelle Ravine British Cemetery, Villers-Guislain
		Mary Ann McLatchie	1844	71	1915					17th February 1915

479	Meale	John Arthur Meale	1881	51	1932	id: D585	166085	89	1	9th December 1932
		May Blance Meale	1882	48	1930					18th June 1930

480	Meyer	Margaret Meyer	1820	78	1898	id: B337	166086	31	1	28th September 1898

481	Midgley	Amy Midgley	1856	87	1943	id: E165	166087	173	1	21st July 1943
		Edwin Midgley	1853	63	1916					31st May 1916

482	Miles	James Talbot Miles	1826	77	1903	no image	166088	58	1	28th February 1903

483	Miller	Francis Samuel Miller	1878	39	1917	id: E75	166089	39	1	SECOND LIEUTENANT FRANCIS SAMUEL MILLER FRANCIS was mortally wounded and invalided to the UK, but eighteen days later he died in London on 7 June 1917. He was born towards the end of 1877 in the Manor House, Old Malden, Surrey to Horatio William (b1828) and Emily Frances (b1837) Miller, who were married on 8 February 1876. Horatio was a lamp manufacturer. Francis was the eldest of five sons, and there was also a daughter, who all grew up in Malden. He took up electrical engineering and set up his own business. Horatio died in Brest, France on 10 October 1900 and it might be that the family had moved to that area in or soon after 1897 as there is no census record of a family home in Britain in 1901 and 1911. In 1901 Francis, now an engineer and merchant, was boarding in Stoke-on-Trent and in 1911 he was a visitor to Bedford, where Rosa Gwendoline Packe lived. Later in 1911, when he was 33, he married Rosa, 34, and after the marriage, they moved to Hillcrest, Station Road, Chorleywood. At some point after 1911 Francis' mother, Emily, moved to Harpford, Devon. In 1916 married men aged 31-40 became liable to conscription and Francis was called up. In view of his technical training he was probably awarded a commission; he was assigned to one of the three Wessex Divisions of the Royal Engineers as a 2nd Lieutenant. The Royal Engineers maintained the railways, roads, water supply, bridges and transport - allowing supplies to the armies. They operated the railways and inland waterways, maintained wireless, telephones and other signalling equipment, making sure communications existed, and they grew into a large and complex organisation. From October 1916 the Royal Engineers worked underground, constructing tunnels for the troops in preparation for the second Battle of Arras in 1917, which lasted from 9 April to 16 May. Beneath Arras itself there was a vast network of caverns called the boves, consisting of underground quarries and sewage tunnels. The engineers came up with a plan to add new tunnels to this network so that troops could arrive at the battlefield in secrecy and in safety. The size of the excavation was immense. In one sector alone four Tunnel Companies of 500 men each worked around the clock in 18-hour shifts for two months. It is not known precisely where Lieutenant Francis Miller was wounded on 20 May with a serious gun-shot wound in his right leg, but he was swiftly transferred to the Hall-Walker Hospital for Officers, Sussex Lodge, 27 Sussex Place, Regent's Park, London. Sadly, however, gangrene had set in and his leg was amputated. The operation caused heart failure and he died in Sussex Lodge on 7 June 1917. His funeral was in Pinner on 11 June and he was buried in Paines Lane Cemetery, Pinner, Grave E 75. Later that year his mother died. Rosa moved out of Hillcrest to live in Chestnut Cottage, Pinner, the home of her sister and her husband. She never married again and died in Pinner in 1972, aged 96. Francis' death was her second tragedy as on 4 September 1916 her son, Robert Fordyce Miller, also a 2nd Lt, serving with the 9th Battalion, Devonshire Regiment, had been killed, age 27.

484	Milman	Francis John Milman	1843	79	1922	id: B383	166090	170	1	2nd June 1922
		Henry Augustus Milman	1883	69	1952					Apr-52
		Hugh Milman	1885	74	1959					29th March 1959
		Hugh Bruce Milman	1919	22	1941					9th August 1941
		Katharine Grace Milman	1846	78	1924					31st December 1924
		Lionet Charles Patrick Milman	1877	85	1962					Dec-62
		Marjorie Milman	1890	74	1964					11th August 1964
		William Ernest Milman	1877	87	1964					Oct-64

485	Milsted	William Henry Milsted	1836	83	1919	id: D569	166091	59	1	5th February 1919

486	Minchin	John Birch Minchin	1850	72	1922	id: E183	166092	139	1	20th February 1922
		May Rose Minchin			1941					18th January 1941
		Genoveva del Pozo Minchin	1871	40	1911					24th March 1911

487	Missen	Frederick Barnden Missen	1891	74	1965	id: C244	166094	62	1	22nd June 1965
		Margaret Jane Missen	1891	41	1932					15th December 1932

488	Missen	Laura Phoebe Missen	1863	50	1913	id: D7	166093	31	1	19th December 1913
		Robert Missen	1855	61	1916					31st October 1916

489	Mitchell	Amy Louisa Nellie Mitchell	1889	29	1918	id: E98	166096	70	1	24th August 1918

490	Mitchell	Helen Mitchell	1875	79	1954	id: C153	166095	65	1	27th June 1954

491	Mold	Anne Elizabeth Mold	1825	49	1874	id: A210	166097	78	1	25th December 1874
		Sarah Lee	1790	77	1867					March 1867

492	Morgan	Caroline Matilda Morgan	1840	70	1910	id: D547	166100	61	1	4th May 1910

493	Morgan	Charlotte Morgan	1865	87	1952	id: C20	166098	63	1	19th June 1952
		Llewellyn Morgan			1896					July 1896 aged 10m

494	Morgan	George Morgan	1857	72	1929	id: C21	166101	59	1	20th October 1929

495	Morton	Charles Morton	1834	80	1914	no image	166102	56	1	3rd February 1914

496	Mulligan	Mary Mulligan	1854	69	1923	id: E312	166103	28	1	23rd September 1923

497	Murch	Mary Aldus Murch	1815	67	1882	id: B46	166104	79	1	September 1882
		William Murch	1790	88	1878					May 1878

498	Murray	Charlotte Murray	1837	94	1931	id: C212	166105	39	1	3rd March 1931

499	Myers	Morris Ferdinand Myers	1888	45	1933	id: C199	166106	73	1	28th February 1933

500	Myerscough	Elizabeth Myerscough	1858	66	1924	id: C107	166107	56	1	25th May 1924
		Richard Myerscough	1855	76	1931					31st December 1931

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