Post by BereniceUK on Mar 28, 2017 16:32:49 GMT
ROLL OF HONOUR - Men who are serving
Royal Flying Corps. - Pte. Walter Longmire.
3rd Royal Lancasters. - Pte. R. Thompson.
Army Service Corps. - Ptes. F. Hayes, J. McLernon, R. Walker.
10th West Riding Regt. - Ptes. R. Butler, T.H. Edmondson, J. Hoyle.
6th (Imp. Service) West Riding Regt. - Lance-Corpl. J. Heard, Ptes. T.L. Frankland, W. Hartley, R.H. Hasleden, J. Humphrey, E. Parker, T.H. Perry, G. Taylor, A. West, J. West.
6th (Reserve) West Riding Regt. - 2nd Lieut. C.D. Bennett.
(Lancaster Guardian, 26 December 1914)
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COUNCIL SCHOOL. - As a result of a social held on February 4th, £4 has been forwarded to the Serbian Relief Fund. Another social, held on March 3rd, in aid of the Red and Blue Cross Funds, realised £4 4s. During the last fortnight the teachers and scholars have collected and sent to the central depot 56 eggs.
(Lancaster Guardian, 18 March 1916)
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1967 Lance Corporal Thomas Monk, 1st/6th Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment). Killed in action on 15th September 1916. Son of Mrs Monk, Chapel House, Langcliffe.
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265645 Private Walter Hartley, 2nd Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment). Died of wounds, received in action, on 2nd October 1917, aged 22. Son of Walter and Georgina Hartley, of St. John's Row, Langcliffe.
Royal Flying Corps. - Pte. Walter Longmire.
3rd Royal Lancasters. - Pte. R. Thompson.
Army Service Corps. - Ptes. F. Hayes, J. McLernon, R. Walker.
10th West Riding Regt. - Ptes. R. Butler, T.H. Edmondson, J. Hoyle.
6th (Imp. Service) West Riding Regt. - Lance-Corpl. J. Heard, Ptes. T.L. Frankland, W. Hartley, R.H. Hasleden, J. Humphrey, E. Parker, T.H. Perry, G. Taylor, A. West, J. West.
6th (Reserve) West Riding Regt. - 2nd Lieut. C.D. Bennett.
(Lancaster Guardian, 26 December 1914)
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COUNCIL SCHOOL. - As a result of a social held on February 4th, £4 has been forwarded to the Serbian Relief Fund. Another social, held on March 3rd, in aid of the Red and Blue Cross Funds, realised £4 4s. During the last fortnight the teachers and scholars have collected and sent to the central depot 56 eggs.
(Lancaster Guardian, 18 March 1916)
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1967 Lance Corporal Thomas Monk, 1st/6th Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment). Killed in action on 15th September 1916. Son of Mrs Monk, Chapel House, Langcliffe.
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265645 Private Walter Hartley, 2nd Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment). Died of wounds, received in action, on 2nd October 1917, aged 22. Son of Walter and Georgina Hartley, of St. John's Row, Langcliffe.