ARMITAGE, Noel
Lieutenant. 2/3rd Scottish Horse, attached to
12th Battalion. Killed in
action in
BALDERSON, Henry Leslie Paxton
Second Lieutenant. Devonshire Regiment, attached to 1/6th
Battalion. Killed in action in
BARNETT, Walter
Second Lieutenant. Devonshire
Regiment, attached 1st Battalion.
Died of
wounds in
St Sever Cemetery
Extension. Aged 24. BLANCHARD, Frederick John
Captain, MiD. Duke of
Aire Communal Cemetery. Aged 26.
Lieutenant. Northern Cyclist Battalion, attached to 2/5th
Battalion. Killed in action in
on BURDESS, The Rev Matthew Forster
Captain (Chaplain 4th
Class). Army Chaplains’ Department,
attached 1/6th Battalion.
Killed in action in
Buried
in Villers-Faucon Communal Cemetery.
Aged 39. BURN, Arthur George McCausland
Captain.
East Surrey Regiment, attached 1st
Battalion. Killed in action in
BURNS, Walter Bell
Lieutenant. King’s
Shropshire Light Infantry, attached to 1/4th Battalion. Killed in action in
on
Major, MC. 2nd Life Guards, attached to 8th
Battalion. Died of wounds in
Aged 26.
CHAMBERS, Robert Avalon Montague
Second Lieutenant. Hampshire
Regiment attached to 1st Battalion.
Died of wounds in CLARK, Arthur Vivian
Second Lieutenant. General List, attached to 7th
Battalion. Killed in action in
Mesopotamia ( CLARK, Henry Featherstone
Lieutenant. Devonshire
Regiment, attached to 2/6th Battalion. Killed in action in CORBETT, Harry
Second Lieutenant. Devonshire Regiment,
attached to 1/6th Battalion.
Killed in action in DE TRAFFORD, Reginald Francis
Lieutenant. King’s
Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment), attached to 1st Battalion. Died of wounds in DODSON, Henry Howard
Second Lieutenant. Hampshire
Regiment, attached to 1/6th
Battalion. Killed in action in DUCKWORTH, William Henry
Second Lieutenant. Lancashire Fusiliers, attached to ??th Battalion.
Died of wounds in DUDDLE, William Kearsley
Second Lieutenant. Lancashire
Fusiliers, attached to
2/4th
Battalion. Killed in action in
FARRIMOND, Joseph
Second Lieutenant. Northamptonshire Regiment, attached to 1/5th Battalion. Killed in action in
on Thiepval
Memorial. Aged 33. FISHER, Hubert Patrick
Second Lieutenant. King’s
Shropshire Light Infantry, attached to
1/4th Battalion. Killed in action in FISON, Frank Henry
Lieutenant. Norfolk
Regiment, attached to 2/6th Battalion. Killed in action in FOOT, James Stanley
Captain.
Welsh Regiment attached to 2/4th
Battalion. Killed in action in
Aged 35. GALE, Robert Grafton
Lieutenant. Army
Service Corps, attached to 2/5th Battalion. Killed in action in
GERRARD, Robert Finlay
Major.
Royal Scots, attached to 1/6h
Battalion. Killed in action in GUISE, Reginald Edward
Lieutenant, MC.
Royal Gloucestershire Hussars, attached to 12th
Battalion. Killed in action in
HARRISON, Everard
Captain.
Royal Army Medical Corps attached to 1/6th Battalion. Killed in action in HAYES, Gordon Stanley
Second Lieutenant. Queen’s Own (Royal West Kent Regiment), attached
to 1/5th Battalion. Killed
in action in
Buried in
HEFFERNAN, William Patrick
Second Lieutenant. Royal Irish
Regiment, attached to 1st Battalion. Killed in action in
Touret
Memorial. Aged 28.
HORNER, Bernard
Lieutenant. Lancashire
Fusiliers, attached to ??th
Battalion. Died of wounds in
HOWELL, Reginald Lieutenant. Herefordshire Regiment, attached to 2/5th Battalion. Died whilst a Prisoner of War of the Germans on 30th May 1918. Buried
in
IRWIN, William Hetherton
Second Lieutenant. Highland Light Infantry, attached to ??th Battalion. Died of
wounds in JACKSON, John
Lieutenant. Dorsetshire Regiment, attached to 2/5th Battalion. Killed in action in JENKINS, Richard
Second Lieutenant. Manchester
Regiment, attached to 8th Battalion. Killed in action in
on the
Thiepval Memorial. Aged 24.
KING, Edward Gordon MacGregor
Second Lieutenant. King’s
Shropshire Light Infantry, attached to 1/4th Battalion.
Killed in action in
Captain.
Royal Army Medical Corps attached to 1st Battalion. Killed in action in
LAWSON, Arthur Bertram
Lieutenant Colonel, DSO*. 11th Hussars, attached to 2/5th
Battalion. Killed in action in
LEES, Percival Booth
Second Lieutenant. Hampshire Regiment, attached to 14th Battalion. Killed in action in LYCETT, William Bernard
Second Lieutenant. Northamptonshire Regiment, attached to 1/5th Battalion. Died of wounds in
MACLEAN, Dugald Fitzroy
Second Lieutenant. King’s Shropshire Light Infantry, attached to 1/4th
Battalion. Killed in action in
Commemorated on the Thiepval
Memorial. Aged ??. MATHEWS, Anthony Edward
Second Lieutenant. Devonshire
Regiment, attached to 2/6th Battalion. Killed in action in
Captain.
Duke of
McCELLAND, Albert
Second Lieutenant. Highland Light Infantry,
attached to 1/4th Battalion.
Died of wounds in MITCHELL, George James
Second Lieutenant. Devonshire
Regiment, attached to 2/6th Battalion. Killed in action in
Loos
Memorial. Aged 33.
MONTGOMERY, Robert
Captain.
Royal Army Medical Corps attached to 1st Battalion. Killed in action in
Loos Memorial. Aged 27.
NORTHCOTT, Henry John
Second Lieutenant. Dorsetshire Regiment formerly
1/5th Battalion.
Died in OWEN, Arthur Edmund
Lieutenant. Northamptonshire
Regiment, attached to 2/4th Battalion. Died of wounds in PARAMORE, Robert Edward Pynsent
Lieutenant. Devonshire Regiment attached to 1/6th Battalion. Killed in action in
PRITCHARD, Richard
Second Lieutenant. Devonshire Regiment,
attached to ??th Battalion. Died of wounds in RAYNER, George Biddulph
Second Lieutenant. Essex
Regiment, attached to 2nd Battalion. Killed in action in ROBSON, Charles Henry
Captain.
Royal Army Medical Corps, attached
to 2/4th
Battalion. Killed in action in RORIE, Thomas Handyside Baxter
Captain.
Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) attached to
10th Battalion. Killed in action in
RUTHVEN, William Logan
Lieutenant
Colonel. East Yorkshire
Regiment, attached to 2/6th Battalion. Killed in action in
Commemorated on Cambrai Memorial. Aged 38. RYDE, John Titcombe
Second Lieutenant. Bedfordshire
Regiment, attached to 12th Battalion. Killed in action in
SEAGO, George William Edward
Lieutenant. Ox and Bucks Light Infantry attached to 1/5th
Battalion. Died of wounds in SKEWES, Arthur Courtis
Second Lieutenant. Devonshire Regiment, attached to 2/6th Battalion. Killed in action in
STEVEN, Archibald
Second Lieutenant. Worcestershire
Regiment, attached to 8th Battalion. Killed in action in
on TWELVETREES, Bernard
Second Lieutenant. Royal West Kent Regiment, attached to
1/5th Battalion. Killed in
action in
WILKINSON, Frank
Second Lieutenant. Dorsetshire Regiment attached to 2/5th Battalion. Killed in action in
WOOD, Colin Richards
Captain.
Middlesex Regiment attached to 1st
Battalion. Killed in action in YOUNGHUSBAND, Harold
Lieutenant Colonel, DSO, MiD. Bedfordshire Regiment, attached to 7th
Battalion. Killed in action in
Mesopotamia (
WATTS, William Kenworthy Captain. Norfolk Regiment attached 2/6th Battalion. Killed in action in France on 2nd December 1917. Commemorated on Cambrai Memorial. Age ??.
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