Relatives who served in the First World War
25 who died: View Map
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14th September 1914 |
Killed during retreat from Mons. |
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12th December 1914 |
Killed by a sniper at Kemmel. |
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15th April 1915 |
Killed by a trench mortar near Ypres. |
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19th April 1915 |
Killed in a cavalry charge near the Suez Canal. |
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16th June 1915 |
Killed during attack near Hooge. |
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6th to 9th August 1915 |
Killed in action at Gallipoli. |
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27th March 1916 |
Killed by a shell whilst acting as a Forward Observing Officer beside Hill 60. |
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30th April 1916 |
Killed by a shell at 9.30pm on the Canal bank near Ypres. |
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15th May 1916 |
Killed whilst wiring outside Railway Wood, Ypres. |
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3rd July 1916 |
Killed during attack on Thiepval in the Battle of the Somme. |
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15th July 1916 |
Killed during attack on High Wood in the Battle of the Somme. |
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25th September 1916 |
Killed by a shell on the advance on Gueudecourt during the Battle of the Somme. |
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20th March 1917 |
Killed near Arras |
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26th March 1917 |
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Hawke Bn. R.N. Div. (Antwerp). Died of heart failure whilst POW in Mitau, Latvia. |
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13th April 1917 |
Killed during aerial combat near Vitry-en-Artois.
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23rd June 1917 |
Killed near Aldershot. |
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19th May 1917 |
Killed by a bomb at Monchy-le-Preux. |
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31st July 1917 |
Killed on the first day of the battle of Passchendaele |
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9th October 1917 |
Killed in aerial combat near Mendighem. |
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28th March 1918 |
Killed by a machine gun at Rossignol Wood, Somme |
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30th April 1918 |
Received the DSO in January 1918 for the capture of Jerusalem. Died in hospital. Buried in Kantara War Cemetery, Egypt. |
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15th June 1918 |
Driver for the British Red Cross. |
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27th August 1918 |
Killed during the attack on Croisilles. |
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26th September 1918 |
Served with the Glasgow Highlanders as an officer from the outset of the First World War being very nearly one of the few of the originals to make it through the war. He died of wounds received in action when he was hit by a rifle grenade in France. |
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22nd November 1918 |
Sub-Lieutenant in Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Hawke Bn. R.N. Div. (Antwerp). Died of heart failure following pneumonia at The British Legation, The Hague, Holland. |
Those who survived:
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23rd July 1968 |
Served in 2nd Denbighshire Yeomanry from October 1914 and became a Captain, and was the Regimental and then Brigade Signals Officer. |
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Served in 24th Bn Manchester regiment as a 2nd Lieutenant where he became its adjutant. |
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21st March 1948 |
Became Commander of the Glasgow Highlanders during WW1. |
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1st February 1955 |
Served in the Royal Fusiliers where he took part in the Battle of the Somme and then became an officer in the Lancashire Fusiliers where he won the MC for an attack on an enemy post at Turenne Crossing near Houthulst Forest. |
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Served in Royal Fusiliers and then the Suffolk Regiment. |
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5 Oct 1960 |
Served in Coldstream Guards. Moved to Italy after the War. |
There is more detailed biographical information at www.stanwardine.com
Compiled by William Bridge, June 2016, updated January 2020.
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