The war memorial is located in the old graveyard of St Johns Chapel Long Lawford

The Great War 1914-1916

F. Bromwich,  F.W. Cox,  H. Dale,  J.T Elkington,  J. Freeman,  W.E.Green,  C.J. Hancox,  H. Hancox,  W.J. Hirons, 

Percy Humphries

L.W. Hutchins, W.A.J. Matthews,  H.J. Oldam,  H.J. Payne,  S.A. Pettifer,  H.J. Pullen,  G.H. Rowe,  W. Scarlett,  A.B. Slatcher

A.J. Summers,  S.Sutton,  W. Underwood, G.H. Watkins, C.H Watts,  T.E Watts,  W.L. Wing

World War 2 1939-1945

C.W. Cartlidge,  K.R. Mawby,  H. Mulddon,  J.T. Nicholls,  A.R.G Ogden,  E. Prince,  G.W. Nichol,  F.G. Tapp,  T.R. Tapp

Falkland Islands 1982

K.S. Casey

Percy Humphries

                                                                            1898-1917

At the start of WW1, brave young men were eager to join the armed forces.
Percy Humphries a young Long Lawford lad who lived with his mother in Main Street was no exception, at the young age of 16 he applied to join the army, only to be sent home for being to young, Percy was not to be denied, in 1916  he tried again and was enlisted into the Royal Warwickshire Regiment, after training he was posted to the 11th service battalion of that regiment who were stationed in Arras, France.
On Easter Monday 9th April 1917 his regiment took part in the Battle of Arras, during that day, young Percy was killed, he was just 19 years old, his body was never found and like thousands of courageous young men of that era, all that remains of his memory is his name on the Arras memorial France and the war memorial Long Lawford.