Roll of Officers Who Died In The Great War Whilst Serving With 14th Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment

No	Date	Surname	Forenames	Rank	Decs	Age	Cause	Country	Location/Sector/Area	Cemetery/Memorial	Notes
1916 (5 officers)
1	8th June	BUTT	Harry Alfred	Capt	-	40	KIA	France	"Pope's Nose", SE of Neuve Chapelle, Bethune	Pont-Du-Hem Military Cemetery, La Gorgue (I.C.11)	-
2	8th June	ROBERTS	Gerald Chipchase	Lt Col	MiD	42	KIA	France	"Pope's Nose", SE of Neuve Chapelle, Bethune	Pont-Du-Hem Military Cemetery, La Gorgue (I.B.12)	-
3	18th July	STAGG	Edward Christopher	2Lt	-	26	KIA	France	Trones Wood, SW of Guillemont, Somme	Thiepval Memorial (Pier & Face 5A and 5B)	-
4	30th August	CRAWLEY-BOEVEY	Thomas Russell	Capt	-	36	DOW	France	CCS at La Neuville, Corbie, Somme	La Neuville British Cemetery, Corbie (II.B.11)	(1)
5	25th October	COLTHURST	Arthur Beadon	Capt	-	-	KIA	France	"J3 Sub-Sector", Arras	Faubourg D'Amiens Cemetery, Arras (I.H.14)	-
1917 (5 officers)
6	21st August	PARSONS	Hardy Falconer	2Lt	VC	20	KIA	France	"The Knoll", NE of Lempire, Epehy	Villers-Faucon Communal Cemetery (A.16)	-
7	25th August	TRATMAN	Francis Victor	2Lt	-	20	KIA	France	E of Tombois Farm, NE of Lempire, Epehy	Villers-Faucon Communal Cemetery (A.14)	-
8	22nd October	WALLER	Thomas Henry Whalley	Lt	-	21	KIA	Belgium	"Panama House", S of Houlthulst Forest, Ypres	Tyne Cot Memorial (Panel 72 to 75)	-
9	22nd October	WOMAR	Frederick	2Lt	-	29	KIA	Belgium	"Panama House", S of Houlthulst Forest, Ypres	Tyne Cot Memorial (Panel 72 to 75)	-
10	23rd October	BAKER	Walter	Capt	MC	21	DOW	Belgium	CCS at Krombeke, NW of Poperinghe, Ypres	Dozinghem Military Cemetery, Poperinghe (IX.C.17)	(2)
Officers of Other Regiments Attached to 14th Battalion (1 officer)
1	19th July 1916	LEES	Percival Booth	2Lt	-	28	KIA	France	Trones Wood, SW of Guillemont, Somme	Thiepval Memorial (Pier and Face 7C and 7B)	Hants Regt

Notes: 1. CRAWLEY-BOEVEY was wounded at Lamb Trench, near Guillemont, Somme on 23rd August 1916. 2. BAKER was wounded at Houlthulst Forest, N of Ypres on 22nd October 1917.
Battalion History
Formed as a Bantam Service battalion on 22nd April 1915 at Bristol by the Citizens' Recruiting Committee. Accepted by War Office August 1915. Full Title - 14th (Service) Battalion (West of England).
Assigned to 105th Infantry Brigade of the 35th Division in June 1915. Arrived in France on 30th January 1916. Served in France and Flanders (Neuve Chapelle, Somme, Arras, Roye, St Quentin, Ypres).
Battalion was disbanded on11th February 1918, personnel being transferred to 13th Bn Glos Regt and 12th Entrenching Bn.
Battle Honours, 5 earned at: France and Flanders 1915 - 1918, Ypres 1917, Somme 1916, Bazentin, Passchendaele.