Past on Stone Monuments, Memorials and Names from the Past

Cotton

22 people named Cotton are on 18 public memorials here. Where the stones give a year of death, it is from 1916 to 1954.

Spellings vary on stone: Cotton may be engraved another way too. Search names that sound alike.

Cotton at a glance

Counties
Greater London (3), Norfolk (2), Isle of Wight (2), Leicestershire (2), Lincolnshire (2), Cornwall (2), Suffolk (2), Cheshire (1), East Sussex (1), Hertfordshire (1) and 4 more
Conflicts
First World War (9), Second World War (4)
Surnames that sound alike
Caton, Catton

  1. A. Cotton

    Named on Waterloo Station (Victory Arch) War Memorial, London Borough of Lambeth, Greater London

  2. B. Cotton

    Named on Wickham Market War Memorial, Suffolk

  3. C.A. Cotton

    Named on War Memorial 5 Metres East of Church of St Benedict, Lincoln, Lincolnshire

  4. E.C. Cotton

    Named on Hinckley War Memorial Wall, Hinckley and Bosworth, Leicestershire

  5. E.H. Cotton

    Named on Hitchin War Memorial, North Hertfordshire, Hertfordshire

  6. F. Cotton

    Royal Navy

    Named on Newlyn war memorial, Penzance, Cornwall

  7. F. Cecil F. Cotton

    Named on Shanklin War Memorial, Shanklin, Isle of Wight

  8. G. Cotton

    Named on East Ham War Memorial, London Borough of Newham, Greater London

  9. G.H. Cotton

    Named on Hinckley War Memorial Wall, Hinckley and Bosworth, Leicestershire

  10. Godfrey A D Cotton

    Named on British Thomson-Houston Company War Memorial, Rugby, Warwickshire

  11. H.N. Cotton

    Named on Bonchurch War Memorial, Ventnor, Isle of Wight

  12. Pte J. Cotton

    R.A.S.C.; died 29 April 1954

    Named on Bromhead Memorial, London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, Greater London

  13. J. Cotton

    Named on Donnington War memorial, Telford and Wrekin, Shropshire

  14. J.P. Cotton

    Named on Great Yarmouth World War II Memorial, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk

  15. John Stanley Cotton

    Fell in battle

    Named on Ashby St Mary war memorial, Ashby St Mary, Norfolk

  16. L.W. Cotton

    Named on War Memorial 5 Metres East of Church of St Benedict, Lincoln, Lincolnshire

  17. O.G. Cotton

    Named on Wickham Market War Memorial, Suffolk

  18. S.H. Cotton

    Royal Air Force

    Named on Sevenoaks War Memorial, Sevenoaks, Kent

  19. Stapleton Cotton, 1st Viscount Combermere

    14 November 1773 to 21 February 1865

    Commemorated by Monumental Obelisk at Combermere Abbey, Marbury cum Quoisley, Cheshire

  20. Seaman T. Cotton

    S.S. Coath of Penzance; died 8 December 1916

    Named on Newhaven Transport Memorial, Newhaven, East Sussex

  21. T. Cotton

    Named on Newlyn war memorial, Penzance, Cornwall

  22. Wm Cotton

    Merchant; Mayor; the conduit was new built in his majoralty, 1671

    Named on Old public conduit stones, Drake’s Reservoir, Built into the wall at Drake's Reservoir, North Hill, Plymouth, Devon