168485 Corporal Herbert James Abbott of 152 Anti Aircraft Section, the Royal Garrison Artillery; formerly 1310 of the Devonshire Regiment. Son of George and Martha Abbott of South Brent. Born in South Brent in the June Quarter of 1896. Killed in action in Palestine 19 July 1918 aged 22.

2nd Lieutenant Gilbert Thomas Butcher of the 4th Battalion, the Prince of Wales' (North Staffordshire Regiment). Son of the late George and Louisa Butcher of South Brent. Born in London in the December Quarter of 1887. Died 11 June 1917 aged 29.

Lieutenant Jasper Carew of the 1st Battalion, the Prince of Wales' Own West Yorkshire Regiment. Son of the Reverend Henry William Carew (Vicar of Rattery) and his wife Maude (née Taylor). Born in South Brent 29 June 1894. Died 14 October 1914 aged 20.

29961 Private Ernest Farleigh of the 1st Battalion, the Grenadier Guards. Son of Thirza Jane Farleigh and stepson of Robert Gill of Fore Street, South Brent. Born in South Brent in the March Quarter of 1889. Died 5 April 1918 aged 29.

Commander Cecil Halsted France-Hayhurst of the Royal Navy, HMS Patuca. Son of Colonel Charles France-Hayhurst and his wife Mary. Born in Northwich, Cheshire in the March Quarter of 1875. Died of illness 24 February 1915 aged 40.

Captain Hugh Fanshawe Glanville of the 2nd Training Station, Royal Air Force. Son of the Reverend Owen Fanshawe  Glanville of South Brent and his wife Emily (née Lovell); husband of Beatrice (née Savory). Born in Chertsey in the December Quarter of 1884. Fatally injured in a flying accident 17 May 1918; died in hospital  at Gullane, East Lothian 24th May 1918 aged 34. Mentioned in Despatches.

10907 Private Edwin Goss of the 8th Battalion, the Devonshire Regiment. Son of the late Isaac Goss and Mary Goss of Rattery. Born in Rattery in the December Quarter of 1884. Died 7 October 1918 aged 33.

Lieutenant Charles Herbert Gribble of the 4th Battalion, the Buffs (East Kent); attached from the 1st Battalion, the Royal Guernsey Light Infantry. Son of Henry and Sarah Gribble; husband of  Dorothy (née Milton); brother of Henry (see below). Born in Wimbledon in the September Quarter of 1889. Died 30 November 1917 aged 28.

116425 Private (Henry) Bennett Gribble of the Canadian Mounted Rifles. Son of Henry and Sarah Gribble; brother of Charles (see above). Born in Wimbledon in the September Quarter of 1880.  Died 19 November 1919 aged 39. Buried in the church cemetery of St. Petrock, South Brent.

18268 Private Bertie Charles Hard of the 20th Company, the Machine Gun Corps; formerly 14181 of the Devonshire Regiment. Son of the late Charles Hard and Mary Ann Hard of 14 Church Street, South Brent. Born in South Brent in the December Quarter of 1895. Died 4 June 1917 aged 22. Awarded the Military Medal.

Not yet confirmed 

The Reverend George Stanley Kewney, BA, of the Royal Navy, HMS Queen Mary. Chaplain and Naval Instructor. Son of Stanley and Annie Kewney of Tynemouth; husband of Catherine Margaret Keweny of Splatton Cottage, South Brent. Born in Tynemouth in the June Quarter of 1874. Died at the Battle of Jutland 31 May 1916 aged 42.

69715 Corporal Henry Richard Knott of "Z" 21st Mortar Battery, the Royal Garrison Artillery. Son of Thomas and Susan Knott of Brent Mill, South Brent. Born in South Brent in the September Quarter of 1890. Died 6 October 1917 aged 26.

Major Colin Cecil Langford of "D" Battery, 295th Brigade, the Royal Field Artillery. Son of William Thomas and mabel Fanny Langford of Charford Manor, Avonwick. Born in Kensington in the June Quarter of 1888. Died 9 April 1918 aged 29.

281426 Chief Stoker Walter Thomas Mortimore of the Royal Navy, HMS Goliath. Son of William and Ellen Mortimore who farmed at Harbournford, South Brent for some years; husband of Emma Jane (née Skinner). Born in Ugborough in the March Quarter of 1877.  Died 13 May 1915 aged 38.

9169 Private Raymond Richard Newman of the 2nd Battalion, the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry. Born in Tyningham, Bucks in the June Quarter of 1892 but brought up by his widowed grandmother, Harriet Hext Newman who ran a boarding house in South Brent. He was a regular soldier who was killed in action 14 March 1915 aged 22.

T1/3302 Driver Joseph Oliver of the 102nd Company, the Army Supply Corps. Joseph Oliver's parents, William and Eliza Oliver worked on the staff of Didgworth Sanatorium at South Brent and when he left school, Joseph worked there too as "odd boy". He was born in Cornwall in 1895 and died 12 January 1915 aged 19.

196573 Gunner John Ernest Salter of the 1st/1st Warwick Battery, the Royal Horse Artillery. Son of John Hambling and Mary Elizabeth Salter (his father ran a tailoring business in Church Street). Born in London in 1897. Died 4 August 1917 aged 20.

10928 Lance Corporal Leonard Howard Shillabeer of the 2nd Battalion, the Devonshire Regiment. Son of Thomas and Ethel Shillabeer of Stockbridge Lane, Fore Street, South Brent. Born in South brent in the March Quarter of 1897. Died 4 january 1918 aged 21. Buried in St Petrock's church cemetery.

26327 Private George Smallridge of the 9th Battalion, the Devonshire Regiment. Son of George and Annie Smallridge of South Brent; husband of Sarah (née Statt). Born in South Brent in 1882. Died 23 June 1917 aged 35.

292297 Petty Officer Daniel Thomas Squires (registered at birth as "Thomas Daniel Squires") of the Royal Navy, HMS Indefatigable. Son of Daniel and Elizabeth Squires of South Brent; husband of Selina. Born in South Brent 24 May 1881. Died 31 May 1916 aged 35.

2nd Lieutenant Arthur Rowland Taylor of the Royal Flying Corps who was accidentally killed while flying in Hampshire 19 January 1918 aged 21. He was the son of Robert Cyril and Edith Mary Taylor of Millswood House, South Brent. Born in Ilford in 1896. He joined the Canadian Royal Flying Corps in 1917, gained his wings and came to England to complete his training in November 1917.

20642 Private Wallace Tozer of the 9th Battalion, the Devonshire Regiment. Son of John and Lucy Tozer of Rattery; husband of Dorothy (née Oxenham). Born in  Born in Rattery in the June Quarter of 1893. Died 1 July 1916 aged 23.

31156 Private James White of the 1st Battalion, the Devonshire Regiment. Son of the late John White and Martha White of the London Inn, South Brent. Born in Avonwick in the September Quarter of 1889. Died 23 June 1918 aged 27.

Paul de Lappe Winter was born in Clapham in 1888. He was the son of Frederick and Ida Winter, both foreign nationals. His father was a foreign correspondent and consequently, the family made many moves around the world. Paul went to Rodesia and joined the British South Africa Police which. in 1916, formed a Native Regiment comprising 54 Europeans and 456  native soldiers, under the command of Major Tomlinson. No more military information is currently available nor is the connection with South Brent known.

Margaret Carew volunteered to work as a nurse with the Voluntary Aid Detachment (the VADs). She was the daughter of the Rev. Henry William Carew (Vicar of Rattery) and his wife Maude Elizabeth (née Taylor) and sister of Jasper (see above). Born on 11 December 1889, she died on active service 3 November 1918 aged 28.

12539 Mary Minnie Rowlands of Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps LINK attached to the 3rd Battalion, the Devonshire Regiment. Daughter of John and Susannah Rowlands formerly of Bennamore Farm, South Brent. Born in South Brent in the March Quarter of 1892. Died 5 November 1918 aged 26. Buried in St Petrock's church cemetery, South Brent.

K/52211 Stoker 2nd Class Richard Veale Hard of the Royal Navy, HMS Vivid. Son of John Scott and Elizabeth Jane Hard of 26 Church Street, South Brent. Born in South Brent 21 June 1900. Died 5 July 1918 aged 18. Buried in St. Petrock's church cemetery, South Brent.

A/24106 Private Ernest William Bishop of the 5th Battalion, the Canadian Infantry (Saskatchewan Regiment). Son of Henry and Mary Agnes Bishop of Luton Cottages, South Brent. Born  in South Brent in the December Quarter of 1893. Died 9 April 1917 aged 23.