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Bagnall C A Tpr L/7428 5th Lancers

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Bagnall C A Tpr 5th Lancers

Bagnall Charles Albert Tpr L/7428 5th Lancers

Of Poplar

Source : The Vivid 17th April 1915

Born 9th Mar 1881 Camberwell, London.

Married Florence Marian Speering 31st May 1903 Camberwell, London.

To France 12th Nov 1914

Discharged 6th Feb 1919

Badger E Sergt 12364 1st Notts And Derby Regiment

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Badger E Pte Notts And Derby Regiment

Pte Edward Badger 12364 1st Notts And Derby Regiment

Of Sheffield

Source : The Vivid 27th Mar 1915

To France 28th Nov 1914

Attained rank of Sergt

Listed as “Wounded” on the Casualty List issued by the War Office from the 4th February 1915.

Wounded (Septic and synovitis knee) 23rd Jul 1918

Austin O Pte 241 Royal Marine Artillery

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Austin Oliver Pte 241 Royal Marine Artillery

Source : The Vivid 10th Apr 1915

Born 5th Nov 1893 Hove, Brighton, Sussex. Parents Jesse and Lucy Austin.

Enlisted on 20th Dec 1914 in Royal Marine Artillery. Served with Anti-Aircraft Brigade.

To France 26th Jul 1917

Wounded 26th Oct 1918. Evacuated to England 4th Nov 1918.

Demobilised 28th Feb 1919.

Atkinson C W Dvr T/34847 Army Service Corps

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Atkinson C Dvr T/34847 Army Service Corps

Atkinson Cecil William Dvr T/34847 Army Service Corps

Of Kilburn

Source : The Vivid 13th Feb 1915

Born 1897

Address 92, Tennyson Road, Kilburn, London.

Enlisted at Woolwich as a driver in the Army Service Corps 17th Sep 1914

To France 5th Oct 1914 to 20th Apr 1919

Ashdown J Pte 3788 1st Northumberland Fusiliers

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Ashdown J Pte 1st Northumberland Fusiliers

Ashdown John Pte 3788 1st Northumberland Fusiliers.

Source : The Vivid 10th Apr 1915

To France 16th Mar 1915.

Listed as “Wounded” on the Casualty List issued by the War Office from the 26th June 1915.

This man was entitled to wear a “Wound Stripe” as authorised under the Army Order 204 of 6th July 1916. The terms of this award being met by their naming in this list.

Died 27th Oct 1918 at Murthly War Hospital of Exhaustion from epilepsy.

Between January 1917 and March 1919 Murthly hospital was used as a Military Psychiatric Hospital.

Buried at Hither Green Cemetery, London.

Ashby W Pte 630425 20th London Regiment

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Ashby W Pte 20th London Regiment

Ashby W Pte 630425 20th London Regiment.

Of Lewisham.

Source : The Vivid 10th Apr 1915

Address 23 Ryecroft Road, Lewisham.

To France with the 20th London Regiment 9th Mar 1915.

Gazette issue 31446. Mentioned in Despatches 8th Jul 1919