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totley history group totley history group home about us future events family searches a history of totley oral history people of interest life in totley publications photo gallery records documents maps & gazetteer virtual museum links welcome to the totley history group website we hope you enjoy your visit to our site which celebrates the history of yorkshire's most southerly village. new material is added all the time, so to keep up with our research, make your visits frequent! try out our site search facility, at the foot of the column on the right. it's the quickest way to locate information that might be buried away in more than 450 web pages and over 500 pdf files. take the totley tunnel for example. in various places in the website, we have technical papers on its construction; biographies of its chief engineer and main contractor; an archaeological search for the surveyors' lost sighting towers; reports on accidents to the navvies and railwaymen; a discussion on the extent to which irish navvies were employed; a transcription of the 1891 census taken at the height of the construction; more than fifty contemporary newspaper articles about the tunnel and an outbreak of smallpox amongst the navvies; a photo album and lots more besides. the site search works with places or subjects as well as with names of people so you can easily find, for example, "war memorial" , gillfield or even "ivory fluter" . short phrases should be enclosed within double quotation marks. with people's names, it's a good idea to try, for example, " green job " as well as " job green " since most of our indexes put the surname before the personal name. you may need to download a file or use your browser's find-in-page function (normally ctrl-f) to move to the precise location. we would appreciate any comments and queries you have about material on the site. you can email us at [email protected]. st. john's war memorial war memorial, st. john the baptist, abbeydale the new parish of st. john the evangelist was created in 1876 from adjacent parts of the parishes of christ church, dore and st. james, norton. the war memorial that stands in front of the church was dedicated on 29 mar 1920. thirteen of the 22 names on the octagonal base can be found on the memorials in these two older parishes and a further five on the war memorial in the much later parish of all saints, totley. the four other names on the st. john's war memorial are: stanley gummer, thomas reginald heap, john william masser and harold davis. on the centenary of the end of the war, we thought we would try to find out a little more about them. stanley gummer was born in rotherham in 1890, the elder son of william guest gummer, a brass manufacturer, and his wife gertrude (nee hemingway). he was educated at the leys school in cambridge where he was a noted scholar and active sportsman. on leaving school he became articled to a solicitor in rotherham and completed a law degree at the university of london. he became a partner in the rotherham firm of solicitors, messrs. gichard and gummer. he was a good cricketer, playing for rotherham town and yorkshire county second xi and also a keen rugby player. on 24 september 1913 when living at brentwood, brinkburn vale road, stanley married vera gichard at rotherham church. the couple had two children, dinah born in 1914 and michael born in 1917 shortly before his father's death. at the outbreak of war, stanley gummer enlisted in the 5th battalion of the york and lancaster regiment and was quickly promoted through the ranks to captain. he served with the expeditionary force in france and flanders from 19 september 1915 until he was killed in action at passchendaele on 9 october 1917 aged 27. he is remembered on panels 125-128 of the tyne cot memorial at the cemetery of the same name in zonnebecke, belgium. thomas reginald heap was born in thirsk, north yorkshire on 16 july 1881, the third son of william heap j.p., a bank manager, and his wife alice (nee shaw). thomas was educated at st peter's school, york. thomas joined the royal naval reserve, receiving a commission as a sub-lieutenant on 18 october 1898 and, with both gunnery and torpedo certificates he was promoted to lieutenant on 8 january 1910. shortly afterwards he retired from the sea and on 4 march 1911 at st. jude's church, south kensington, he married florence elinor primrose harding, a niece of commander c.t. scott, the chief constable of sheffield. the couple settled in canada but soon after war broke out, thomas was recalled by the admiralty. he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant commander on 14 june 1916. thomas died on 25 november later that year. he was the skipper of h.m. trawler "burnley", a minesweeper based at harwich, which sank off orfordness with all 19 on board when she hit one of 12 mines placed the previous day by german submarine uc4. lieutenant commander heap is remembered on panel 18 of the chatham naval memorial, on the roll of honour in the chapel of st peter's school and on the family grave at st wilfred's churchyard, brayton, near selby, north yorkshire. roll of honour, st. john the evangelist, abbeydale the war memorial outside st. john's church, like the roll of honour inside it, honours the memory of john william masser but no record of a mortally wounded soldier of that name is to be found, nor of anyone born with that name who could be of an age to have taken part in world war 1. the sheffield independent of 22 june 1915 announced a death earlier in the month of a lance-sergeant masser of totley rise and even had an accompanying photograph but the newspaper failed to provide either the soldier's full name or his service number. we believe that the name on the st. john's memorial is wrong, like so many mistakes on memorials across the country, and it should in fact be honouring lance-sergeant thomas william masser who was killed in action on 7 june 1915 aged 23. thomas william masser was born in netherthorpe, sheffield on 9 july 1892, the first of four children born to thomas masser, a scrapyard labourer, and his wife charlotte elizabeth (nee garton). young thomas became a pen and pocket knife grinder working for the well-known sheffield cutlers, joseph rogers and sons. on 14 february 1910, at the age of 17 years 7 months, thomas enlisted at hyde park, sheffield in the territorial force of 4th battalion of the york and lancaster regiment. he embarked for france at folkestone on 13 april 1915 and was killed in action at fleurbaix less than two months later. in the first quarter of 1915 thomas had married edith shepherd in the ecclesall bierlow district of southwest sheffield which included dore and totley. their son thomas k. masser was born in the same registration district on 10 october 1915. thomas is buried at y-farm military cemetery, bois-grenier, near armentieres and is remembered on the war memorial at st. thomas church in crookes, close to where his widow and young son were living at the end of the war. harold davis was born in huntington, near york, on 28 february 1888, the middle child of three born to albert davis, a horn presser and his wife ellen (nee fowler). the family had moved to sheffield sometime before the 1901 census and were living in cambridge road, heeley. soon after they moved to 16 alexander road, heeley where the family sadly suffered two deaths, firstly of harold's younger brother william in april 1903 aged 11 and secondly of older sister louisa who died in march 1905 aged 19. the family left heeley and moved to dore and were living in three rooms at st. john's school by the time of the 1911 census. harold had become a labourer. his parents later moved to ashfurlong, dore. harold's service record, like so many, has not survived. all we know is that he joined the 8th battalion of the king's own yorkshire light infantry and died on 1 july 1916, aged 28. private harold davis was buried in the blighty valley cemetery, near the town of

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