Or, if you go to the image, wherever you have posted it and right click on it and click on 'save image address' (might be different depending which browser you are using) and post the address here that will also work.

Thanks

Here's the full 1939 Register entry for the above household.
I've also downloaded the image of the Register page and will happily email it to anyone who asks.

Worgan household, No 3 Temperance Cottages, Clearwell, West Dean R.D.

First name(s) Last name(s) DOB Sex Occupation Marital status Schedule Schedule Sub Number
William Worgan 18 Feb 1881 Male Part Time Blacksmith Married 19 1
Agnes Worgan 27 Jun 1876 Female Unpaid Household Duties Married 19 2
Richard Roberts 26 Jun 1874 Male Cripple (Incapacitated) Single 19 3
Kenneth Roberts 08 Mar 1919 Male Builders Labourer - 19 4

(No added notes or info in margins etc)

Their neighbours are;

Arthur & Winifred Baker & family, the Stores, Lower Clearwell,
No 1 Temperance Cottages, Frank & Emily Rosser & family,
No 2 T.C., Record is "closed", but is clearly just the one person.
No 4 T.C., James & Alice Powell & son Edward.
Frederick & Sarah Jane Jones & family, Stark Farm.

First attempt using Ancestry, which is indeed offering free access for the Register, yet I couldn't find our man at all, but will try again later.

Using FindMyPast, using the exact same input data (name, birth year and place), I found our man straight away ! However the site's free access doesn't officially start until tomorrow, which I'd hoped was why I could not view the actual register image for him, but it seems the record is still "locked". However the available info clearly shows he was known as ROBERTS, and was still at home in Clearwell at the outbreak of WW2.

FindMyPast gave this hit from "the Roberts household"

Kenneth Roberts. 1919. West Dean R.D. Gloucestershire England. No 3 Temperance Cottage.

I think I'm right in saying these local memorials acroos the UK were produced on something of an ad-hoc unofficial basis, under the control of local government officers, with the names on the memorials supplied by the families and friends rather than from some official database, so some inconsistences and errors did creep in.

A thought, has anyone tried finding this K.W. Roberts in the 1939 register ?.
It might give a clue as to why he was in the Sussex regiment.

Chris did, further back up the thread. He was in Clearwell.

A thought, has anyone tried finding this K.W. Roberts in the 1939 register ?.
It might give a clue as to why he was in the Sussex regiment.

Thanks J.

PS thanks to your prompt, I did revisit the GRO website and found the people # I was unable to find when first looked a year or two ago, I can only assume they'd somehow been omitted from the early version of the site. So all good there, thanks.

#But not KW Roberts of course

There is a Public Members Tree on Ancestry

George PYNER birth : 3 April 1872, Clearwell, Monmouthshire

parents: William Henry PYNER and Mary Elizabeth ROBERTS

On the 1911 census, George PYNER is living at 1 Railway Terrace, Nr Monmouth

Clearwell

Richard ROBERTS - Head : Single aged 27, Labourer in Sand Quarry (Worker) born Clearwell
Agnes ROBERTS - Sister : Single aged 25 - born Clearwell
Mabel ROBERTS - Niece : aged 5 - born Clearwell

GRO Index

ROBERTS Mabel Annie (Dash for mother's surname)
1896
J Qtr Monmouth Volume 11A Page 17 (baptism gives birth date as 16 February 1896)

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Public Tree on Ancestry gives Mabel, 1911 census

at the home of Thomas J TEAGUE (Court Farm, Clearwell Glous)

Mabel ROBERTS - Servant - aged 15

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BNA Monmouthshire Beacon - Friday 29 September 1899

Coleford Petty Sessions, Tuesday

George Pyner, labourer, of Monmouth, was brought up on remand from the previous day on a charge of being in arrears to the extent of £2 2s., plus expenses, under a bastardy order obtained against him by Agnes Roberts on 24th August, 1897. Defendant said he was in the militia and had lately been in Chatham. He was going to work at Newport. He only had 12s. in his possession ; he was willing to pay that down and 5s. per week regularly afterwards, which would be 2s. on the arrears and 3s. on the order. Complainant agreed to accept the offer and defendant paid the 12s.

Again in 1907:-

BNA Gloucester Citizen - Wednesday 04 December 1907

Coleford Police Court

George Pyner, a Monmouth labourer, was summoned for being £4 12s. in arrears on an order made the Bench to pay 3s. 6d. week towards the illegitimate child of Agnes Roberts. —Defendant now promised 6s. a week until the arrears were paid, and this was accepted.

I've concluded this is our man.

The Army Roll of Honour lists the same K W Roberts (same service number) as living in Gloucestershire and a birth place of Monmouthshire (Clearwell coming under Monmouth at the time).

The grave record has him as being born 1919 (OK, he could have lied about his age) and there's only one birth record of a Kenneth W Roberts in 1919 who's mother's maiden name was Roberts also and that was registered in Monmouth.

Given that we can't seem to find a Kenneth Worgan anywhere and the connection between Kenneth W Roberts and the Worgan name, I think it would be reasonable to assume the Kenneth Worgan on the memorial is actually the Kenneth Roberts identified here. It would be good to get proof that Mabel was his mother though but that should be possible if someone gets a copy of the birth certificate.