Date Description Name Photographer

1 Jan 1916 Marriage of Miss Fetherstonhaugh Fetherstonhaugh Miss Dowty Worcester

1 Jan 1916 Christmas festivities at Worcester Nurses' Institute

1 Jan 1916 Corpl G H Tibbets D.C.M., O.S.G., and Pte. Robinson (nephew) oldest and youngest of 40

serving

Tibbets G H

1 Jan 1916 Pte. H Kings D.C.M., Worcestershire Yeomanry and Pte. A L Kings 8th Worcesters (son)

(see "Croquill's " "Jottings")

Kings H

1 Jan 1916 Alec Andrews former Worcester newsboy Andrews Alec

1 Jan 1916 Wounded soldiers at Westford Red Cross Hospital Sage Droitwich

1 Jan 1916 Christmas festivities at Worcester infirmary

8 Jan 1916 Three Soldier sons of a Whitbourne Widow

8 Jan 1916 Pte. Herbert Cleveley 2nd Worcesters Cleveley Herbert

8 Jan 1916 Sergt A Cleveley 7th S. Staff. Wounded Cleveley A

8 Jan 1916 Pte. Harry Cleveley 4th Hants. Wounded Cleveley Harry

8 Jan 1916 Trooper Cecil Moss Worcester Yeomanry. Invalided Moss Cecil

8 Jan 1916 Cpl R Worsley 4th Worcesters Wounded Worsley R

8 Jan 1916 Worcester pantomime "Sinbad"

8 Jan 1916 Wounded soldiers at Battenhall Hospital

8 Jan 1916 Fancy dress ball of Staff of Worcestershre Brine Baths Hotel Droitwich Sage Droitwich

15 Jan 1916 Segt S G Atkins 10th Worcesters Wounded Atkins S G

15 Jan 1916 Pte. T H Atkins 1st Lincolns Killed Atkins T H

15 Jan 1916 A Patriotic Brotherhood. Corpl Reuben Portman 2nd Worcesters. Pte. Harvey Portman

R.F.A , Chief Stoker J Portman , H Portman R.F.A France, Pte. G Portman R.F.A

Portman Reuben

15 Jan 1916 The Mayoress of Worcester's New Year Treat to Old People

15 Jan 1916 The Home of "Malvoma" After The Gale

15 Jan 1916 St Lawrance's Home (Worcester) New Year Party

15 Jan 1916 General Sir Francis J Davies One of the three Officers receiving special recognition for the

satisfactory evacuation of Gallipoli.

Davies Sir Francis J Dowty Pershore

22 Jan 1916 Children's patriotic play at Norton School and barracks

22 Jan 1916 "Abou Hassan" by Bromyard Amateurs

22 Jan 1916 Pte. J Thomas 8th Worcesters Killed (See Crowquill's Jottings) Thomas J

22 Jan 1916 Pte. G Richmond Grubb 8th Worcesters Killed (See Crowquill's Jottings) Richmond Grubb G

22 Jan 1916 Driver C M Parsons A.S.C., W.D. Invalided (See Crowquill's Jottings) Parsons C.M

22 Jan 1916 Pte. Wm Banks 4th Worcesters Died (See Crowquill's Jottings) Banks Wm

22 Jan 1916 Marriage of Miss G.G. Cowley, of Dormstone, And Mr J.B Edington, Australian Imperial

Forces

Cowley G G

22 Jan 1916 Marriage of Miss Rhoda Greehill and Mr Robert Crouchley at Oddingley Crouchley Robert Sage Droitwich

Berrow's Worcester Journal

Illustrated Supplement 1916-18

29 Jan1916 Three Partiotic Brothers Corpl A E Butler 9th Battalion Worcestershire Regt. Died of

entreric in Gallipoli

Butler A E

29 Jan1916 Three Partiotic Brothers Pte. J Butler 1/8/ Worcesters Invalided from France Butler J

29 Jan1916 Three Partiotic Brothers Driver G Butler R F A Butler G

29 Jan1916 Bandsman W Brace 2nd Battalion Gordon Highlanders of Worcester Killed in action Brace W

29 Jan1916 Sergt F D Vant Evesham who has been awarded the V C M Vant F D

29 Jan1916 How four Worcestershire Yeomen including two sons of Mr J W Walford of Malvern spent

christmas day

Walford J W

29 Jan1916 Sergt Wm Gillett of the 8th battalion Worcestershire Regt (of Evesham) who has been

awared the D C M

Gillett Wm

29 Jan1916 Three Worcester artillerymen in France

29 Jan1916 A group of Worcestershire Yeomen in Egypt

29 Jan1916 Patriotic play by Holy Trinity Worcester school children

29 Jan1916 Entertainment at Grimley School

5 Feb 1916 Worcestershire Farmers' Red Cross sale

5 Feb 1916 Late Mr F Jones of Worcester invalided out of 8th Worcesters buried with military honours Jones F

5 Feb 1916 Pte. H Smith 4th Worcesters Missing Smith H

5 Feb 1916 Lce.-Corpl W W Salisbury 9th Worcesters Invalided Salisbury W W

5 Feb 1916 Worcestershire Shoeing Smiths in Egypt

5 Feb 1916 A Worcester war wedding (see "Crowquills" "Jottings") [ Lance-Corpl. H Owen 3rd Bat.

Worc. Regt. and Miss Jaynes of Cotheridge]

Owen H

5 Feb 1916 Detatchment of Royal Engineers who have left Pershore for service abraod. They were

formerly in Worcester

12 Feb 1916 The late Mr H E Farrington Supt. Of Worcester Cottage Homes Farrington H E

12 Feb 1916 Marriage of Bomb. S Davis S.Mid Field Artillery (Worcester) and Miss E Taylor Taylor E

12 Feb 1916 Entertainment at St Barnabas

12 Feb 1916 Two Worcester men (centre) A V C enjoying a smoke in Egypt

12 Feb 1916 Marriage of Mr Cyril E Bennett Worcester and Miss Mary Child Child Mary

12 Feb 1916 Marriage of Bombardier Lewis D Batt. 75th Brig., and Miss Annie Vine New Bank Street

Worcester

Lewis D

19 Feb 1916 Marriage of Pte. A Lawrence 2/2 S.M. R .F. A . And Miss Ethel Noke of Worcester Noke Ethel

19 Feb 1916 Four sons of Mr Willmott Diglis Locks Worcester Qr.-Master Willmott 1st Worcester

Yeomanry Invalided

Willmott Mr

19 Feb 1916 Four sons of Mrs E Andrews of Pershore Andrews E

19 Feb 1916 Pte. C Andrews 8th Worcesters Andrews C

19 Feb 1916 Pte. G Andrews 8th Worcesters Andrews G

19 Feb 1916 Tpr. J O Andrews Worcester Yeomanry Andrews J O

19 Feb 1916 Pte. F Andrews 2/8 Worcesters Andrews F

19 Feb 1916 Pte. W Jauncey 9th Worcsters Died on hospital ship Jauncey W

19 Feb 1916 Pte. H Yoxall 4th Worcesters Missing Yoxall H

19 Feb 1916 Mr and Mrs Clay of Worcester and their six sons Clay Mr & Mrs

19 Feb 1916 C A Clay 13th Gloucesters Clay C A

19 Feb 1916 J E Clay Navy Clay J E

19 Feb 1916 Clay A (In Group) Clay A

19 Feb 1916 Pte. E Clay 3/8 Worcs. Pte. F Clay Remounts. Pte. R Clay 2 S.M., R.F.A. Clay E

26 Feb 1916 Mary Anderson De Narasso who has consented to emerge from her retirement for many

years at Broadway to reappear on the stage. She will perform at Worcester Theatre Royal

on March 7 for a fund for disabled soldiers of the Worcestershire Regiment.

Anderson De Narasso

Mary

26 Feb 1916 A Whitbourne Brotherhood. Sergt. J Gough Welsh Guards (T.S.) Mentioned in despatches Gough J

26 Feb 1916 A Whitbourne Brotherhood. Driver G H Gough Recovered from wounds. Gough G H

26 Feb 1916 A Whitbourne Brotherhood. Cpl. W Gough 3rd Batt. Royal Fusiliers. Gough W

26 Feb 1916 Pte. John Hemming !st Canadians. Killed Hemming John

26 Feb 1916 Pte. Joseph Hemming Highland Light Infantry. Wounded Hemming Joseph

26 Feb 1916 Pte. R H Boughton 8th Worcesters. Killed. Boughton R H

26 Feb 1916 Martley Foresters' Jubilee. Mr Rowley for 50 years an officer of the court. Rowley

26 Feb 1916 Martley Foresters' Jubilee. Mr Dovey a member of the court since its formation. Dovey

26 Feb 1916 Mrs Tandy Malvern Link and four of her sons. Cecil (2/3rd Worcesters), Harold (2/1st

Worcesters), Herbert (1st Worcesters), William George (3/1st Herefords).

Tandy William George

26 Feb 1916 Funeral of Col. Winsmore Hooper Hooper Col. Winsmore

4 Mar 1916 Royal Engineers' dance at Worcester

4 Mar 1916 Baptist Missionary Cantata

4 Mar 1916 Marriage of 2nd Lieut. H MacKintosh Seaforth Highlanders and Miss B K Wallace Wallace B K Dowty Pershore

4 Mar 1916 Late Mr H Clemens 40 years a Pershore Abbey chorister Clemens H Dowty Pershore

4 Mar 1916 The attack on the 8th Battalion, some of those taken prisoners: Pte. Chambers Chambers

4 Mar 1916 The attack on the 8th Battalion, some of those taken prisoners: Pte. Hardwick E Hardwick E

4 Mar 1916 The attack on the 8th Battalion, some of those taken prisoners: Pte. G Bates Bates G

4 Mar 1916 The attack on the 8th Battalion, some of those taken prisoners: Pte. A J Ricketts Ricketts A J

4 Mar 1916 The attack on the 8th Battalion, some of those taken prisoners: Pte. Portman Portman

4 Mar 1916 Gnr J F Hall 8th Battery M.G. Section. Killed Hall J F

4 Mar 1916 Four Moor cousins on active service. Gnr J W Payne 132nd Oxfordshire Heavy Battery.

(See "Crowquill's" "Jottings.")

Payne J W

4 Mar 1916 Four Moor cousins on active service. Gnr E A Payne ( same Battery) [132nd Oxfordshire

Heavy Battery.] (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings.")

Payne E A

4 Mar 1916 Four Moor cousins on active service. Driver Geo Payne 2/2 S.M. Brigade A.C.R.F.A. (See

"Crowquill's" "Jottings.")

Payne Geo

4 Mar 1916 Four Moor cousins on active service. Driver R Payne Territorial R.F.A. (See "Crowquill's"

"Jottings.")

Payne R

4 Mar 1916 Pte. W Deakin 4th Worcesters. Killed Deakin W

4 Mar 1916 Sergt. Kimpton 4th Worcesters. Killed Kimpton

11 Mar 1916 Royal Engineers' (Wireless Section) team who played a R.E. team from Gloucester on

Saturday.

11 Mar 1916 Marriage of Miss Wale and Sergt. Mountford S.M. Brigade R.F.A Montford

11 Mar 1916 Mrs Jeynes and her soldier sons Jeynes Mrs

11 Mar 1916 Pte. F Jeynes 4th Worcesters. Killed Jeynes F

11 Mar 1916 Pte. Frank Jeynes Royal Engineers Jeynes Frank

11 Mar 1916 Pte. Geo Jeynes 2/2 S.M. R.F.A. Jeynes Geo

11 Mar 1916 Pte. H Jeynes 1st S.M. R.F.A. Jeynes H

11 Mar 1916 Mr F J Domney who is leaving Worcester for Exeter Domney F J

11 Mar 1916 Pte. R Thomas 4th Worcesters. Killed Thomas R

11 Mar 1916 Pte. G H Collins 4th Worcesters. Killed Collins G H

11 Mar 1916 Pte. E Carpenter 4th Worcesters. Killed Carpenter E

11 Mar 1916 Pte. S Holding 4th Worcesters. Killed Holding S

11 Mar 1916 Pte. E Gummery 2nd Worcesters. Killed Gummery E

11 Mar 1916 Pte. A H Lightowler 16th Lancers. In hospital Lightowler A H

11 Mar 1916 Sergt. H A Webb 8th Worcesters. Taken prisoner. Webb H A

11 Mar 1916 Pte. Wm Bradley 8th Battalion. Prisoner. Bradley Wm

11 Mar 1916 L.-cpl. Pegg 8th Battalion. Prisoner. Pegg

11 Mar 1916 Pte. L R Green 8th Battalion. Prisoner. Green L R

11 Mar 1916 Pte. W Brookings 8th Battalion. Wounded Brookings W

11 Mar 1916 Pte. A Benger 8th Battalion. Wounded Benger A

11 Mar 1916 Pte. Matthews 8th Battalion. Died of wounds Matthews

18 Mar 1916 Marriage of Miss M S Wheeler and Sec.-Lieut J Batley at Osyth Wheeler M S

18 Mar 1916 Amateur theatricals at Pensax

18 Mar 1916 Worcester men in the army Veterinary Corps. serving abroad

18 Mar 1916 Capt. W Gretton (see "Crowquills" "Jottings.") Gretton W Dowty Pershore

18 Mar 1916 Driver A F Cropper 3/2nd S.M. Brigade R.F.A. Died of injuries Cropper A F

18 Mar 1916 Pte. Alfred Farmer Killed Farmer Alfred

18 Mar 1916 Pte. E Leigh 8th Worcesters. Wounded Leigh E

18 Mar 1916 Mr A M Hall and Miss M Coombs who were married at Pershore Coombs M

18 Mar 1916 Patriotic Worcester family.(See "Jottings") Pte. Walter Smith 2nd Worcesters Smith Walter

18 Mar 1916 Patriotic Worcester family.(See "Jottings") Pte. George Smith 2/8th Worcesters Smith George

18 Mar 1916 Patriotic Worcester family.(See "Jottings") Pte. Arthur Smith 2/8th Worcesters Smith Arthur

18 Mar 1916 Patriotic Worcester family.(See "Jottings") Pte. Wm A Smith 15th Gloucesters Smith Wm A

18 Mar 1916 Patriotic Worcester family.(See "Jottings") Sergt. D Powell 2nd Worcesters (son-in-law) [of

Smith family]

Powell D

18 Mar 1916 Patriotic Worcester family.(See "Jottings") Pte. A Phillips 4th Worcesters (son-in-law)

[Smith Family]

Phillips A

25 Mar 1916 St. Barnabas (Worcester) Scouts. Presentation of portrait to Mr R J Sheppard Sheppard R J Dowty Pershore

25 Mar 1916 The Rev. J E Macrae chaplin to the forces Macrea J E

25 Mar 1916 The Rev. Suddart Kennedy, chaplain to the forces Kennedy Studdart Dowty Pershore

25 Mar 1916 The Rev. T F Stewart who was killed by a motor-cycle accident Stewart T F

25 Mar 1916 Twin sisters' weddings, Miss Elsi Bray and Lce.-Corpl. Sidney Nind 2nd Battery

Worcestershire R.F.A

Bray Elsi

25 Mar 1916 Twin sisters' weddings, Miss Gertrude Bray and Mr W J Darling of Worcester Darling W J

25 Mar 1916 Sergt-Instr W J Kirby (Worcester) who had the honour of instructing Vicount French French Viscount

25 Mar 1916 Three soldier sons of a Whitbourne Widow. Pte. Charles Prosser Highlanders Prosser Charles

25 Mar 1916 Three soldier sons of a Whitbourne Widow. Driver George Prosser Machine Gun Section

(in France)

Prosser George

25 Mar 1916 Three soldier sons of a Whitbourne Widow. Sapper Oliver Prosser Royal Engineers (in

France)

Prosser Oliver

25 Mar 1916 Pte. E Ward 4th Worcesters. Killed in action Ward E

25 Mar 1916 Malvern Women's Volunteer Reserve Walton Malvern Link

1 April 1916 Three Soldier Brothers. Pte. J H Potter 24th Batt. Royal Fusiliers. Killed Potter J H

1 April 1916 Three Soldier Brothers. Pte. J L Potter (sitting) 2nd S.M. Brigade R.F.A. Pte. H T Potter

(standing) 2/2 S.M. Bragade R.F.A

Potter J L

1 April 1916 Pte. G Phelps 4th Worcesters. Killed Phelps G

1 April 1916 Pte. Jas Archer 6th Welsh Regt. Killed Archer Jas

1 April 1916 Pte. F Heeks 1/8 Worcesters Wounded Heeks F

1 April 1916 Marriage of Miss N Whittall and Mr A E Mitcham Whittall N Miss

1 April 1916 Marriage of Miss N Whittall and Mr A E Mitcham Mitcham A E Iliffe Worcester

1 April 1916 Holy Trinity Boy Scouts. Winners of the shield

1 April 1916 Boat race King's School v Hereford C.S.(1) Worcester leading (2) Watching Worcesters

victory (3) Crew after the spill in the river

8 April 1916 Havoc of the blizzard in College Green Worcester

8 April 1916 Planting a Sorb tree sapling in the Wyre Forest by Mrs Woodward Wooward Mrs

8 April 1916 Three Soldier Brothers. Pte. George Cooper 8t Batt (killed) Cooper George

8 April 1916 Three Soldier Brothers. Pte. William Cooper Shrophire Light Infantry Cooper William

8 April 1916 Pte. Jack Cooper 2/8 Worcesters Cooper Jack

8 April 1916 Pte. A V Harbourne Worcester Territorial. (killed) Harbourne A V

8 April 1916 Private Knott (killed) Knott Dowty

8 April 1916 Sergt.Maj. A E Klee R.H.A., awarded annuity for long meritorious service Klee A E

8 April 1916 Worcester Cathedral King's School sports

15 April 1916 The late Mr Warner of Upton Snodsbury Warner Mr

15 April 1916 North Ledbury hounds at Alfrick

15 April 1916 Worcester R.G.S athletic sports

15 April 1916 "Little Pickles" at Battenhall Hospital

15 April 1916 The late Major Haden of Bromyard Haden Major

15 April 1916 Corpl G A Mackie Worcestershire Regt. (Died from wounds) Mackie G A

15 April 1916 Pte. W Lewis Worcestershire Regt. (Killed) Lewis W

15 April 1916 Gunner R Schofield R.F.A and Pte. Thomas Schofield Worcestershire Regt. brothers

(Killed in action)

Schofield R

15 April 1916 Gunner R Schofield R.F.A and Pte. Thomas Schofield Worcestershire Regt. brothers

(Killed in action)

Schofield Thomas

15 April 1916 Seaman Beckingham Fernhill Heath one of the survivors in Alcantara naval fight Beckingham

15 April 1916 A Fighting Worcester Brotherhood Pte. A Nind Worcestershire (killed) Nind A

15 April 1916 A Fighting Worcester Brotherhood Pte. J Nind Canadians (wounded) Nind J

15 April 1916 A Fighting Worcester Brotherhood Gunner T Nind R.F.A. Nind T

15 April 1916 A Fighting Worcester Brotherhood Pte. J Nind Winnipeg Nind J

15 April 1916 A Fighting Worcester Brotherhood Sergt C Nind Welsh Regt. Nind C

15 April 1916 A Fighting Worcester Brotherhood Pte. B Nind Shropshire Light Infantry Nind B

22 April 1916 Red Cross Hospital Tewkesbury (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings")

22 April 1916 Scarlett Pimpernel Day, Worcester, Norwich Union fire engine helping in the collection Colwell Worcester

22 April 1916 1st A.M. H S Harwood Given the Albert Medal of the 2nd class for bravery Horwood H S

22 April 1916 Mr E H Swain Driotwich who is retiring from public position after 60 years' services (See

"Crowquill's" "Jottings")

Swain E H

22 April 1916 Women trussing hay at Hindlip. (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings")

29 April 1916 Presentation portraits to Rev. E H Blackwood Price on his retiring as rector of St Nicholas

Droitwich and as vicar of St Peter's Droitwich by the officials and choirs

Blackwood Price E H Sage Droitwich

29 April 1916 Worcestershire Change Ringing Association's meeting in Worcester.

29 April 1916 Worcester Volunteers off for a field day.

6 May 1916 1st Worcester Co. Boy's Life Brigade - Band and Officers

6 May 1916 Procession of Worcester Citzens to Shakespeare Centenary Service in the Cathedral

6 May 1916 Col. The Hon. Charles Coventry who has been captured with other Yeomanry Officers and

men in Egypt.

Coventry Charles

6 May 1916 Lieut. A J Coombe R. F. A. Invalided Coombe A J

6 May 1916 Pte. E. Taylor. Worcester Territorial. Wounded. Taylor, E

6 May 1916 Cpl. J. S. Andrews, Coldstream Guards. Killed. Andrews, J. S.

6 May 1916 Pte. L. Neathway, Shropshires. Wounded. Neathway, L

6 May 1916 Bromyard Entertainment. "Herefordshire And Proud Of It"

6 May 1916 "Merchant of Venice". Worcester Shakespeare Tercentenary.

13 May 1916 Capt. Bagnall, Church Army, Pershore. Believed killed. Bagnall Dowty, Pershore

13 May 1916 2nd Lt. B. A. Jervis, Yeomanry. Missing. Jervis, B. A. Dowty, Pershore

13 May 1916 2nd Lt. D. P. Jewitt, Yeomanry. Missing, believed killed. Jewitt, D. P. Dowty, Pershore

13 May 1916 Sergt. C. Walters. Worcestershire Regiment. Killed. Walters, C.

13 May 1916 Cpl. G. E. Taylor. Harvington. Died of wounds. Taylor, G. E.

13 May 1916 Pte. A. E. Drinkwater. Killed in action. Drinkwater, A. E.

13 May 1916 Sergt. W. Jewkes. Lancers. Awarded D. C. M. Jewkes, W

13 May 1916 Marriage of Miss Bowcott and Mr. Godsell Godsell Iliffe Worcester

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - 1st Row 1st on the left, Lieut. Aubrey Webster,

Northamptons. Killed.

Webster, Aubrey

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 1st Row - 2nd Lt. J. S.

TwinberRow

TwinberRow, J. S.

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 1st Row - Farrier Sergt. E.

Jaynes (now reported killed)

Jaynes, E

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 1st Row - Trooper T. H. Goodwin

(believed killed).

Goodwin, T. H.

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 1st Row - Trooper A. C. Bozzard

(believed killed).

Bozzard, A. C.

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 1st Row - Sergt. H. Barnes. Barnes, H

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 1st Row - Cpl. W. R. Garland. Garland, W. R.

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 1st Row - Tpr. T. R. Bomford. Bomford. T. R.

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 2nd Row - Cpl. W. Bradley. Bradley, W

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 2nd Row - Trooper W. J.

Garland.

Garland, W. J

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 2nd Row - Trooper R. Repton. Repton, R

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 2nd Row - Trooper G. Harris. Harris, G

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 2nd Row - L-Cpl. S. Aston. Aston, S

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 2nd Row - Trooper A. W. Hall. Hall, A. W.

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 2nd Row - Trooper A. Taylor. Taylor, A

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 2nd Row - Trooper W. Bright. Bright, W.

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 3rd Row - Trooper R. C.

Andrews.

Andrews, R. C.

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 3rd Row - Trooper A. V. Jewkes. Jewkes, A. V.

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 3rd Row - Trooper W. Kennard. Kennard, W

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 3rd Row - Trooper F. Bannister. Bannister, F.

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 3rd Row - Sergt. F. J. Bray. Bray, F. J.

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 3rd Row - Trooper J. B. Fear

(killed).

Fear, J. B.

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 3rd Row - Trooper A. R. Jewkes. Jewkes, A. R.

13 May 1916 Worcestershire Men in Casualty Lists - Missing Yeomen - 3rd Row - L-Cpl. Giles (killed). Giles

20 May 1916 Lieut. Wyndham Smith. (Killed). Smith, Wyndham Iliffe Worcester

20 May 1916 Capt. C. L. A. Branfill. (Killed) Branfill, C. L. A.

20 May 1916 Marriage of Tpr. Gadsby (Yeomanry) to Miss C. Taylor, St. John's Gadsby Fischer, Barbourne Road,

Worcester

20 May 1916 Marriage of Tpr. Gadsby (Yeomanry) to Miss C. Taylor, St. John's Taylor, C Fischer, Barbourne Road,

Worcester

20 May 1916 Gen. Townley presents Russian medal to L./C Wootton of the Worcestershires, at Norton. Townley Dowty, Worcester

20 May 1916 Yeomanry Casualties: Sergt. W. Tibble. (Killed) Tibble, W

20 May 1916 Yeomanry Casualties: Actg-Sergt. C. H. Coombs. (Killed) Coombs, C. H.

20 May 1916 Yeomanry Casualties: Sergt. Boswell, Pershore. (Missing) Boswell

20 May 1916 Yeomanry Casualties: L/c Palmer (Missing) Palmer

20 May 1916 Yeomanry Casualties: Tpr. H. J. Bakewell, Grafton Flyford (Wounded and missing) Bakewell, H. J.

20 May 1916 Yeomanry Casualties: Tpr. Kite. (Missing) Kite

20 May 1916 Yeomanry Casualties: Tpr. Meadows, Throckmorton. (Missing) Meadows

20 May 1916 Yeomanry Casualties: Tpr. F. Pearce. (Missing) Pearce, F.

20 May 1916 Yeomanry Casualties: Tpr. H. Pearce. (Missing) Pearce, H

20 May 1916 Yeomanry Casualties: Tpr. T. S. Page, Witley. (Missing) Page, T. S.

20 May 1916 Yeomanry Casualties: Tpr. F. T. Smith, Clevelode. (Missing) Smith, F. T.

20 May 1916 Yeomanry Casualties: Tpr. E. Smith. (Missing) Smith, E.

20 May 1916 Patriotic Worcester Brotherhood (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings"). Pte. J. H. Matthews,

Worcestershires. (Killed).

Matthews, J.H.

20 May 1916 Patriotic Worcester Brotherhood (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings"). Tpr. F. Matthews,

Yeomanry. (Killed).

Matthews, F.

20 May 1916 Patriotic Worcester Brotherhood (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings"). Sergt. S. Matthews, Royal

West Surreys (Missing).

Matthews, S.

20 May 1916 Patriotic Worcester Brotherhood (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings"). Pte. R. Matthews, R.F.A. Matthews, R.

20 May 1916 Patriotic Worcester Brotherhood (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings"). Bomb. G. Matthews, R.F.A. Matthews, G

20 May 1916 Patriotic Worcester Brotherhood (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings"). Pte. Conn. Worcestershires

(Killed)

Conn

20 May 1916 Patriotic Worcester Brotherhood (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings"). Pte. Allport.

Worcestershires (Killed)

Allport

20 May 1916 Patriotic Worcester Brotherhood (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings"). Pte. W. C. Edwards. S.

Wales Borderers (Killed)

Edwards, W. C.

20 May 1916 Patriotic Worcester Brotherhood (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings"). L/c A. Dutfield.

Worcestershires. (Wounded).

Dutfield, A.

20 May 1916 Patriotic Worcester Brotherhood (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings"). Pte. W. Jefferies. Dorsets.

(Awarded D. C. M.).

Jefferies, W.

27 May 1916 Sunday School Union: Winners of Shield Allen, Worcester

27 May 1916 Marriage of Sec.-Lieut. T. H. Malins and Miss Kay Goldby, at Bengeworth Malins, T. H.

27 May 1916 Marriage of Mr. E. Shakesheff and Miss H. James, at Dodderhill Shakesheff, E. Sage Droitwich

27 May 1916 "A" Co. of 2/8 Worcestershires

27 May 1916 Pte. J. T. Mifflem, Monmouths. Suckley brothers killed in the same action Mifflem, J. T. / Suckley

27 May 1916 Pte. A. Mifflem, Monmouths. Suckley brothers killed in the same action Mifflem, A. / Suckley

27 May 1916 Corpl. C. H. Brighton. Grenadiers. (Killed). Brighton, C. H.

27 May 1916 Tpr. J. Williams, Yeomanry. (Killed). Williams, J

27 May 1916 Tpr. H. Fidoe, Martley, Yeomanry. (Missing). Fidoe, H

27 May 1916 Pte. G. Merrell. Worcestershires. (Wounded). Merrell, G

27 May 1916 Pte. F. J. Bruton. Welsh Regt. (Wounded). Bruton, F. J.

27 May 1916 Staff-Sergt. T. Allan. Army Veternary Corps. (Missing). Allan, T.

27 May 1916 Cpl. G. Hill, A.V.C. (Missing) Hill, G

27 May 1916 Pte. G. H. Halfpenny, Bromsgrove Territorial. Awarded D.C.M. Halfpenny, G. H.

3 June 1916 St. George's Boys' School. Empire Day Celebration. "Merchant of Venice".

3 June 1916 Munition Workers.

3 June 1916 Capt. Ian Grant Ferguson, C.V. (Killed in action). Ferguson, Ian Grant

3 June 1916 Bomb. T. Flanagan, R.G.A., and Malvern. (Killed). Flanagan, T.

3 June 1916 Pte. E. G. Binks. Bromsgrove Territorial. (Wounded) Binks, E. G.

3 June 1916 A few of the Worcestershire Artillery who are now in the South of England and are about to

proceed overseas.

3 June 1916 Members of the Pioneer Battalion, Worcestershires, outside their hut.

3 June 1916 Marriage of Miss D. May, Hartlebury, and Mr. W. Greenway, Alfrick. Greenway, W.

10 June 1916 Lce.-Cpl. S. Mason. Worcestershires (Harvington) Killed. Mason, S.

10 June 1916 Pte. H. F. Holmes. Worcester Territorials. Killed. Holmes, H. F.

10 June 1916 Pte. R. W. T. Summers. Worcestershires. (Powick). Killed. Summers, R. W. T.

10 June 1916 Sniper G. Casey. Worcestershires. Awarded Military Medal. Casey, G.

10 June 1916 Marriage of Pte. W. Wood and Miss. M. Harrison, at Dodderhill. Harrison, M. Sage Droitwich

10 June 1916 Marriage of Corpl. Lawrence (Powick), 1/8 Worcesters, and Miss A. Yeomans of

Worcester.

Lawrence

10 June 1916 Col. T. Mowbray Berkeley, Headquarters Staff. Killed by bursting shell Berkeley, T. Mowbray

10 June 1916 Lieut. Grice Hutchinson, awarded the Military Cross Hutchinson, Grice Dowty, Pershore

10 June 1916 Miss K. R. O. Garnett and Capt. H. T. Molloy who were married last week Molloy, H. T.

10 June 1916 Foregate Street Station staff.

17 June 1916 Mr. John Bowen, New High Sheriff of Worcestershire. Bowen, John

17 June 1916 Major J. H. Thursfield, Town Clerk of Kidderminster. Awarded Military Cross. Thursfield, J. H.

17 June 1916 Signaller G. H. Jones, Soldier and Sailor Jones, G. H.

17 June 1916 D. F. Jones, Artillery. Jones, D. F.

17 June 1916 Gunner J. Jones. Killed in Naval Battle. Jones. J.

17 June 1916 Pte. C. H. Henry, Worcestershire. Wounded. Henry, C. H.

17 June 1916 Sergt. W. E. Powell. Worcester Canadian. Wounded. Powell, W. E.

17 June 1916 Stoker E. J. Crouch, Malvern. Missing (Naval Battle) Crouch, E. J.

17 June 1916 Sergt. W. Orgee. Worcestershires. Killed. Orgee, W.

17 June 1916 Cpl. E. W. Fellows. R.F.A., one of Kut's defenders. Prisoner of war. Fellows, E. W.

17 June 1916 Bomb. G. A. McL. Routledge. Stanford. Awarded Military Medal. Routledge, G. A. McL.

17 June 1916 1st Class A. M. H. Baines, Malvern. Mentioned in despatches. Baines, A. M. H.

17 June 1916 Gunner W. H. Hardwick. Died at the front. Hardwick, W. H.

17 June 1916 Pte. J. Clarke, Worcester Territorial. Died of wounds. Clarke, J.

17 June 1916 Pte. H. G. Williams, Upton. Died of wounds. Williams, H. G.

17 June 1916 L.-Sergt J. L. Brereton, Worcester Territorial. Killed. Brereton, J. L.

17 June 1916 Pte. E. Germans, Welsh Regt. Believed killed. Germans, E.

17 June 1916 Pte. F. G. Munslow. Worcestershires. Killed. Munslow, F. G.

17 June 1916 Pte. J. Martin. Marines. Killed in Naval Battle. Martin, J.

17 June 1916 1st Class Boy M. G. Giles, Malvern. Killed in Naval Battle. Giles, M. G.

17 June 1916 Pte. F. Morris, Marines. Lost on the "Hampshire". Morris, F.

17 June 1916 Group of 67 officers and men of the 1/8th Battalion.

24 June 1916 Dedication of Memorial Cross at Fladbury. Dowty, Pershore

24 June 1916 Marriage of Pte. A. T. Jeynes, Worcestershire Regt., and Miss G. Anniss, Kempsey. Anniss, G. Walton, Malvern

24 June 1916 Leigh Fete: Opening Ceremony. Dowty, Worcester

24 June 1916 Mrs. A. Bradley (nee Burrows) and her five soldier sons; Pte. J. Burrows, Worcestershires;

Dvr. V. Burrows, R.F.A.; Lce.-Cpl. F. Burrows, R.A.M.C.; Pte. F. Burrows, King's Liverpools

(now a munitioner); Pte. C. H. Burrows, Worcestershires (Wounded).

Burrows, C. H.

24 June 1916 Lieut. Oswald Downes, Whitbourne. Died on Service Downes, O.

24 June 1916 Pte. A. T. Price, Worcestershire, Bengeworth. Killed. Price, A. T.

24 June 1916 Gunner E. Hirschfield, R.F.A. Hirschfield, E.

24 June 1916 Acting Sergt. F. Hirschfield,Worcestershires. Awarded D.C.M. Hirschfield, F.

24 June 1916 A.B. F.L. Maddox, Worcester Navy. "Killed on War service". Maddox, F. L.

24 June 1916 Another group of 8th Battalion.

24 June 1916 Marriage of Miss S. E. Jones of Broughton Hackett, and Mr. E. A. Key of Salwarpe Key, E. A.

1 July 1916 Further groups of 8 Battalion

1 July 1916 Further groups of 8 Battalion

1 July 1916 Gardening class, St. Gabriel's School, Hanley Castle

1 July 1916 Lieut. M. S. D. Day, R.E., O.V. Worcester. Mentioned in Despatches. Day, M. S. D. Iliffe Worcester

1 July 1916 Quartermaster and Hon. Lieut. W. Bell, Yeomanry. Prisoner of War Bell, W.

1 July 1916 Sergt.-Major and Mrs Cubberley and their five soldier sons. (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings");

Staff Sergt. R. T. Cubberley; Sergt. F. N. Cubberley (Killed in action); Q. M. Sergt. E. J.

Cubberley (Twice wounded and gassed); Sergt. A. E. Ward Cubberley; Cpl. F. G.

Cubberley.

Cubberley, F. G.

1 July 1916 A.B. Herbert Badger (Killed in Naval Battle) (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings") Badger Herbert

1 July 1916 Pte. John Badger (Wounded) (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings") Badger John

1 July 1916 A.B. William Badger, Navy (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings") Badger William

1 July 1916 Pte. James Badger, R.M.A.C. (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings") Badger James

1 July 1916 Trooper F Beeson. Austrailian light Horse (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings") Beeson F

1 July 1916 Gunner J Jones (Killed in Naval Battle) (See "Crowquill's" "Jottings") Jones J

8 July 1916 Rose day in Worcester: group of rose sellers

8 July 1916 Wounded soldiers at battenhall Hospital

8 July 1916 Col. The Hon C J Coventry (prisoner of war) and a group of his officers in the Sinai

Peninsula

Coventry C J

8 July 1916 Pte A E Turner Bromsgrove Territorial. Died shell shock Turner A E

8 July 1916 Pte M H Saunders Yeomanry, Pershore. Prisoner Saunders M H

8 July 1916 Gunner B Morris R.G.A Morris B

8 July 1916 Pte A H Morris Oxford and Bucks L.I. Morris A H

8 July 1916 Pte F Morris Marines. Lost in "Hampshire" Morris F

8 July 1916 Pte W Brewer, Worcestershires Brewer W

8 July 1916 Pte L Brewer, Worcestershires (T.F.) Brewer L

8 July 1916 Pte A Brewer, Royal Fusiliers Brewer A

8 July 1916 Pte Leonard Brewer, Grenadiers Brewer Leonard

8 July 1916 Dvr H Brewer, R.F.A Brewer H

8 July 1916 Marriage of Miss Gwendoline M Bourne, Droitwich, to Mr Peter Gaulter, Lincoln,at St

Andrew's Droitwich.

Bourne Gwendoline M Sage Droitwich

15 July 1916 Marriage of Miss Caldicott and Capt. G L Crowe Crowe G L

15 July 1916 Capt. and Adjt G Trevor Cartland. Rifle Brigade. Killed Cartland, G Trevor

15 July 1916 Lieut. F W Wareham, Warwicks, Leigh Sinton. Killed Wareham F W

15 July 1916 Sec.-Lieut. V W Humpherson, Machine Gun Corps. Martley. Wounded Humpherson V W

15 July 1916 Patriotic Brotherhood Pte W Smith, Worcestershires. Pte J Smith, Worcestershires.

Gunner B Smith, R.F.A. Gunner W Smith R.F.A.

Smith W

15 July 1916 Cprl. W. Barker, Worcestershires. Wounded Barker W

15 July 1916 Pte. S. Thornton, Worcestershires. Wounded ThorntonS

15 July 1916 Dvr. C. Rimmer R.F.A.( T) Malvern. Died in France Rimmer C

15 July 1916 Tpr. C. Butler. Yeomanry, Witley. Prisoner Butler C

15 July 1916 Tpr. H.H. Jones. Yeomanry. Welland. Prisoner Jones H. H

15 July 1916 Col. J. Preece. Yeomanry. Witley. Prisoner. Preece. J.

15 July 1916 Tpr J. Williams. Yeomanry. Witley. Prisoner. Williams J

15 July 1916 Pte. Jesse Thorne. Territorial Batt. Wounded. Thorne J

15 July 1916 Rhydd Court Red Cross Hospital

22 July 1916 Mr. E W Thompson. Elected to the Delegate Board of the Hearts of Oak. Thompson E.W

22 July 1916 Worcester Girl Munition Workers in Birmingham.

22 July 1916 Capt. R.C. Wynter. Worcestershires. Wounded. Wynter R C Dowty

22 July 1916 Sec. Lieut. S.F. Fell. Killed. Fell S.F.

22 July 1916 Capt. R.G. Tasker. Worcestershires. Killed. Tasker R.G.

22 July 1916 Sec. Lieut. A.W. Isaac. Worcestershires. Missing, believed killed. Isaac A.W.

22 July 1916 Sec. Lieut. W.B. Burns. Worcestershires. Killed Burns. W.B.

22 July 1916 Sec. Lieut. F.B. Freeman. Warwicks. Missing, believed killed. Freeman F.B.

22 July 1916 Gunner Poyner. R..FA. killed. Poyner

22 July 1916 Pte. F. Coker R.A.M.C. Droitwich. Killed. Coker. F.

22 July 1916 L.Cpl. Crome. Warwicks. Crome

22 July 1916 First- Class Stoker M. Burton. Killed. Burton M.

22 July 1916 Pte. G. Biddle. Worcestershires. Died, wounds. Biddle G.

22 July 1916 Pte. W.J. Tandy. Worcestershires. Died, wounds. Tandy W J.

22 July 1916 S.S- Major J.K. Brodie. Yeomanry. Mentioned in despatches. Brodie J.K.

22 July 1916 Pte. W.G. Freeman. Highlanders. Wounded. Freeman W.G.

22 July 1916 Cpl. P. Wilde. Wounded three times. Wilde P.

22 July 1916 Sgt. W. Gwilliam Warwicks. Wounded. Gwilliam W.

22 July 1916 Pte. S.P. Hughes Worcestershires. Wounded Hughes S.P.

22 July 1916 Gunner H. Bleakman R.F.A. ( T ) Wounded. Bleakman H.

22 July 1916 Lt. Cpl. F. Shekell Worcestershires. Wounded. Shekell F.

22 July 1916 Trooper Busk. Yoemanry. Wounded and prisoner. Busk

22 July 1916 Trooper W.C. Wood. Prisoner. Wood, W.C.

29 July 1916 Worcestershire Regimental Comforts Fund Fetes.

29 July 1916 Capt. R.C. Wynter. Worcestershires. Wounded. Wynter R.C.

29 July 1916 Sec. Lieut. Wilkinson West Riding Regiment. Killed. Wilkinson

29 July 1916 Sec. Lieut. A.S. Clutterbuck. Worcestershires. Killed. Clutterbuck A.S. Dowty, Pershore.

29 July 1916 Wounded soldiers entertained by the Vicar of Bromyard.

29 July 1916 Sgt. T. Hale Canadians Hale T.

29 July 1916 Gunner E. Hale R.F.A. Wounded. Hale E

29 July 1916 Gunner F. Hale. Wounded. Hale F

29 July 1916 Corpl. E.G. Bridgman. Worcestershires. Wounded. Bridgman E.G.

29 July 1916 Pte. R. Parker. Royal Fusiliers. Wounded. Parker R.

29 July 1916 Pte. F. Bevington. Wounded. Bevington F.

29 July 1916 Lce. Corprl E. Rouse. Worcestershires. Wounded. Rouse E.

29 July 1916 Pte. H.G. Mann, R.W.F. Wounded. Mann H.G.

29 July 1916 Pte. F.G.Haines. Wounded. Haines F.G.

29 July 1916 A.B. P.G. Gilbert. Killed in Naval Battle. Gilbert P.G.

29 July 1916 Pte William Bayliss. Killed Bayliss W.

29 July 1916 Pte H. Webb. Killed Webb H.

29 July 1916 Pte A. Fulcher. Died from wounds. Fulcher A.

29 July 1916 Gunner W.E. Burston. Died from wounds. Burston W.E.

29 July 1916 Lce.- Corpl. R.E. Morris. Worcestershires. Killed in action. Morris R.E.

29 July 1916 Pte. D.H. Smith. Seaforths. Killed Smith D.H.

29 July 1916 Pte. C.F. Westcott. Worcestershires. Killed. Westcott C.F.

29 July 1916 Sapper C. Pumfrey. Formerley of Royal Engineers. Killed. Pumfrey. C.

5th Aug 1916 Shakespearean comedies at Spetchley Park for the Disabled Soldiers Fund.

5th Aug 1916 Sec. -Lieut. L.J.Wareham. Killed. Wareham F.J.

5th Aug 1916 Lieut. W.F.Tree. Killed Tree W.F.

5th Aug 1916 A Platoon of the Pioneer Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment.

5th Aug 1916 Pte. Wm. Hale ( Evesham ) Northumberland Fusiliers. Died of wounds. Hale W.

5th Aug 1916 Pte. Gardner Machine Gun Corps. Died of wounds. Gardner.

5th Aug 1916 Pte. F. Williams. Died in Mesopotamia Williams F.

5th Aug 1916 Pte. G.E. Reynolds. ( Pershore ). Killed. Reynolds G.E.

5th Aug 1916 Pte. Hubert Smith. Worcestershires. Seriously wounded. Smith H.

5th Aug 1916 Pte. Osborne. Worcestershires. Wounded in France. Osborne.

5th Aug 1916 Pte. W. Stanton. Royal Warwickshires. Missing. Stanton W.

5th Aug 1916 Pte. A.H. Eden. Royal Irish. Wounded. Eden A.H.

5th Aug 1916 Pte. A. Bedenham. Wounded. Bedenham A.

5th Aug 1916 Lce.-Corp'l S.Lee. Northumberland Fusiliers. Prisoner of war a Guissen.

12th Aug 1916 R.A.O.B. Fete for the Infirmary at Perdiswell.

12th Aug 1916 Lieut. J.V. Jones. Royal Warwicks. Killed. Jones J.V.

12th Aug 1916 Sec.-Lieut. E. Lonnon R.E. ( See ' Jottings' ). Lonnon E.

12th Aug 1916 W.O. William Jones. Navy Jones William.

12th Aug 1916 Pte. H. Jones. Scots Fusiliers. Killed. Jones H.

12th Aug 1916 L'ce.- Corpl. T. Jones. Worcestershires. Wounded. Jones T.

12th Aug 1916 Pte. Albert Jones. Worcestershires. Killed. Jones A.

12th Aug 1916 Pte. Walter Jones. Welsh Regiment. Jones W.

12th Aug 1916 Pte. Alfred Jones. Worcestershires. Jones A.

12th Aug 1916 Six sons of Mr. And Mrs. Jones, Worcester.( See Crowquill's Jottings ). Jones Mr & Mrs

12th Aug 1916 Pte. C.W. Lowe. Worcestershires. Killed. Lowe C.W.

12th Aug 1916 Pte. H.J. Lowe. Worcestershires. Killed. Lowe H.J.

12th Aug 1916 Pte. A. Jordan. Killed. Jordan A.

12th Aug 1916 Pte. H. Wheeler. Worcestershire T.F. Killed. Wheeler H.

12th Aug 1916 Pte. R. Kelly. Lancashires. Killed. Kelly R.

12th Aug 1916 Cpl. W.P.Phillips. Worcester . Missing. Phillips W.P.

12th Aug 1916 Stoker J.W. Smith. Jutland hero. Drowned. Smith J.W.

12th Aug 1916 Pte. C. Ford. Worcestershires. Wounded. Ford C.

12th Aug 1916 Pte. F. Ford. Worcestershires. Wounded. Ford F.

12th Aug 1916 Pte. Casey. Worcestershires. Wounded. Casey

12th Aug 1916 Pte. Passey. Worcestershires. Wounded. Passey

12th Aug 1916 Pte. W. Brown. Worcestershires. Killed. Brown W.

12th Aug 1916 L'ce.- Corporal Adams. Worcestershire T. Batt. Adams

12th Aug 1916 Gunner W. Adams. R.F.A. (T.F.) Adams W.

12th Aug 1916 Pte. E. Adams. Worcestershire T. Batt. Adams E.

12th Aug 1916 Pte. W. Adams. Dorsets. Adams W.

12th Aug 1916 Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Adams. Worcester. Adams Mr & Mrs

12th Aug 1916 Sapper N. Salisbury. Railway Battalion. Salisbury N.

12th Aug 1916 Cpl. E. Salisbury. Howitzer Battery. Salisbury E.

12th Aug 1916 Pte. A. Salisbury. Royal Susex. Prisoner. Salisbury A.

12th Aug 1916 Pte. W. Salisbury. Worcestershire T. Batt. Salisbury W.

12th Aug 1916 Five sons of Mr. William Salisbury. Tibberton. Salisbury W.

12th Aug 1916 Pte. R. Owen. R.A.M.C. Owen R.

12th Aug 1916 Sergt. H.F.Owen. Welsh Fusiliers. Awarded Military Medal. Owen H.F.

12th Aug 1916 Pte. A. Owen. A.S.C. Owen A.

12th Aug 1916 Sons of Mr. J. Owen. Whitbourne. Owen J.

19th Aug 1916 Presentationto Sergt. Mansell, Worcestershires, of D.C.M. and Russian Cross. Mansell Dowty. Worcester.

19th Aug 1916 Worcester Roman Catholic Ordination. Guests at the luncheon. Photo life, Worcester.

19th Aug 1916 Cpl. A. Clarke. Worcestershires. Died of wounds. Clarke A.

19th Aug 1916 Pte. B. Brookes. Worcester Territorial. Killed. Brookes. B.

19th Aug 1916 Pte. A. Hussell. Welsh R. Killed Hussell A.

19th Aug 1916 Sgt. C.E. Twigg. Pershore. Worcestershires. Killed. Twigg C.E.

19th Aug 1916 Cpl. E. Merrell. Worcestershires. Killed. Merrell E.

19th Aug 1916 Sergt. E.T. Hardman. Worcestershires. Died of wounds. Hardman E.T.

19th Aug 1916 Sergt. C.W. Hussell. Worcesters. Killed. Hussell C.W.

19th Aug 1916 Grenadier W. Casey. Warwicks. Wounded fourth time. Casey W.

19th Aug 1916 Pte. W.E. Bishop. Worcestershires ( T.F.) Recovered wounds. Bishop W.E.

19th Aug 1916 Pte. V. Bishop. Worcestershires ( T.F.) Wounded. Bishop V.

19th Aug 1916 Sons of Mrs. Bishop, Napleton. Bishop Mrs

19th Aug 1916 Gnr. J.Griffin. R.F.A. ( T.F.) Griffin J.

19th Aug 1916 Cpl. .F.R.Silk. A.O.C. Wounded. Silk F.R.

19th Aug 1916 Pte. S.V.Ryder. Warwicks. Prisoner Ryder S.V.

19th Aug 1916 Pte. E.Morgan. R. Fusiliers. Missing. Morgan E.

19th Aug 1916 Pte. M. Fox. Worcestershires, Sytchampton. Awarded Military Medal. Fox M.

19th Aug 1916 Cpl. J. Ludlow. Worcestershires. Awarded Military Medal. Ludlow J.

19th Aug 1916 Pte. E. Andrews. Worcestershires ( T.F.) Andrews E.

19th Aug 1916 Pte. T Andrews. Worcestershires ( T.F.) Andrews T.

19th Aug 1916 Stoker H.E.Andrews. Navy. Andrews H.E.

19th Aug 1916 Seaman A. Andrews. R.N. Division. Andrews A.

19th Aug 1916 Sons of Mrs. Andrews. George Street, Worcester. Andrews Mrs.

19th Aug 1916 Wounded soldiers entertained by County Ground Bowling Club.

26th Aug 1916 Lt. W.J.G. Child. Wounded. Child W. J. G. Hiffe

26th Aug 1916 Worcester Munition Workers Outing.

26th Aug 1916 Bromyard Road Wesleyan Fete.

26th Aug 1916 Platoon of Worcestershire Territorials.

26th Aug 1916 L-Cpl. E. James. Worcestershires ( T.F.) Bromsgrove. Killed. James E.

26th Aug 1916 Sergt. Ebrey. R.G.A. killed. Ebrey

26th Aug 1916 Pte. J.S.Daynes. Warwicks. Killed. Daynes J.S.

26th Aug 1916 Pte. A. Gwilliam. Broadheath. Killed. Gwilliam A.

26th Aug 1916 Pte. O. Alcock. Worcestershires. Alcock O.

26th Aug 1916 L- Cpl. C.J.Alcock. R. Fusiliers. Killed. Alcock C.J.

26th Aug 1916 Pte. A. Jones. Worcesterashires. Missing. Jones A.

26th Aug 1916 Pte. W. Hughes. Worcester Territorial. Gassed. Hughes W.

26th Aug 1916 Sec.- Lt. W. F. Goodwin, Colwall. Commission. Goodwin W.F.

26th Aug 1916 Sergt. C. Moore. Canadians. Military Medal. Moore C.

26th Aug 1916 Pte. W. Bray. Devons. Bray W.

26th Aug 1916 Gunner J.Bray. R.F.A. Bray J.

26th Aug 1916 Pte. H.B.Bray. R.A.M.C. Bray H.B.

26th Aug 1916 Sons of Mr. And Mrs.Bray, St. John's. Bray Mr. And Mrs.

26th Aug 1916 Pte. T. Abley. Worcestershires. Wounded. Abley T.

26th Aug 1916 Pte. J. Gamble. Worcestershires. Gamble J.

26th Aug 1916 Bombdr. T. Gamble. R.F.A. Gamble T.

26th Aug 1916 L.-Cpl. J. Gamble. Oxford and Bucks. Wounded. Gamble J.

26th Aug 1916 L.- Cpl. W. Gamble. Gamble W.

26th Aug 1916 Pte. G. Gamble. Herefords. Gamble G.

26th Aug 1916 L.-Cpl. C. Ashcroft. A.V.C. Ashcroft. C.

26th Aug 1916 Sons and sons-in-law ( 6) of Mrs. Gamble Gamble Mrs.

2nd Sept 1916 Fete at Woodgate, Malvern, in aid of the Equipment Fund of Fairfield Hospital C.D. Walton, Barnard's

Green

2nd Sept 1916 Pte. J. Barry. Worcestershires. Killed. Barry J.

2nd Sept 1916 Pte. T. Sadler. Warwickshires. Killed. Sadler T.

2nd Sept 1916 Gunner F. Mills Heat stroke. ( Mesopotamia ) Mills F.

2nd Sept 1916 Gunner W.W.Mister R.G.A. Killed. Mister W.W.

2nd Sept 1916 Corpl. H. Huckfield. Lancashire Fusiliers. Killed. Huckfield H.

2nd Sept 1916 Pte. F. Webb. Worcestershires. Wounded. Webb F.

2nd Sept 1916 Pte. E.Turner. Worcestershires. Prisoner. Turner E.

2nd Sept 1916 Pte. J.Harris. Worcestershires Killed. Harris J.

2nd Sept 1916 Pte. H. Caines. Hereford. Killed. Caines H.

2nd Sept 1916 Pte. J. Watkins. Lancashire Fusiliers. Watkins

2nd Sept 1916 Col -Srgt. Palmer. Palmer

2nd Sept 1916 Srgt. A. Palmer. Wounded and prisoner at Mons. Palmer A.

2nd Sept 1916 Crpl. Sidney Palmer. Royal Irish Lancers Palmer S.

2nd Sept 1916 Pte. T Palmer. Killed Palmer T.

2nd Sept 1916 Pte. H.Palmer. Died of wounds. Palmer H.

2nd Sept 1916 Driver W.E.Brace. R.E. Brace W.E.

2nd Sept 1916 Cpl. C Brace. South Borderers. Wounded. Brace C.

2nd Sept 1916 Pte. W. Brace. Pioneer R.E. Brace W.E.

2nd Sept 1916 Bomb. E.Brace. R.F.A. Brace E.

2nd Sept 1916 Pte. A.Brace Worcestershires. Wounded and missing at Gheluvelt. Brace A.

2nd Sept 1916 Marriage of Miss Elinor Margery Fetherstonhaugh and Col. H.C.L. Lloyd. Welsh Regt. Fetherstonhaugh E.M.

2nd Sept 1916 Marriage of Sergt. J .C .Yard, Worcester to Miss M.A. Yates, Droitwich. Yates M.A. Sage, Droitwich

9th Sept 1916 L.-Cpl. H.G. Spicer. Worcester wounded Spicer H .G

9th Sept 1916 Cpl. R.H.Lee. Believed killed. Lee R.H.

9th Sept 1916 Pte. A.L.Lee. Wounded. Powick brothers. Lee A.L.

9th Sept 1916 Cpl. G.Carter. Bransford. Wounded. Carter G.

9th Sept 1916 L.-Cpl. J.Drinkwater. Droitwich. Wounded. Drinkwater. J.

9th Sept 1916 Pte. C.W.Causier. Worcesters. Causier. C.W.

9th Sept 1916 Pte.D.J.Causier. Worcesters. Causier. D.J.

9th Sept 1916 Pte. L.A.Causier. Worcesters. Killed. Causier. L.A.

9th Sept 1916 Above sons of Mr. and Mrs. Causier. Crown East. Causier Mr. And Mrs.

9th Sept 1916 L.-Cpl. W.E.G.Castle. Gloucester Yeomanry. Military Medal Castle W.E.G.

9th Sept 1916 Pte. F.J.Shapland. Worcesters. Wounded. Shapland F.J.

9th Sept 1916 Tpr. S.C.Shapland. Yeomanry. Shapland S.C.

9th Sept 1916 Sergt. A.E.Shapland. Dragoons. Shapland A.E.

9th Sept 1916 Sapper H.J.Shapland. R.E. Shapland H.J.

9th Sept 1916 Sons of Mr. J. Shapland. Worcester. Shapland J.

9th Sept 1916 Pte. H. Osborne. Worcesters. Osborne H.

9th Sept 1916 Pte. W.T.Osborne. Gassed. Osborne W.T.

9th Sept 1916 Pte. A.J.Osborne. Invalided. Osborne A.J.

9th Sept 1916 Sons of Mr. Osborne. Lowesmoor. Worcester. Osborne Mr.

9th Sept 1916 Pte. Harold Lamb. Killed. Lamb H.

9th Sept 1916 Pte. J.E.Lamb. Wounded Lamb J.E.

9th Sept 1916 Pte. Harry Lamb. Worcesters. Lamb Harry.

9th Sept 1916 Three Shelsey brothers. Shelsey brothers.

9th Sept 1916 Lieut. Bakewell. Grafton Flyford. Wounded. Bakewell.

9th Sept 1916 S.-Sergt. Collier. Worcestershire cricketeer. Killed. Collier.

9th Sept 1916 Cpl. J. Emms. Littleton. Killed. Emms J.

9th Sept 1916 L.-Cpl. G.E.Preece. Upton. Died. Wounds. Preece G.E.

9th Sept 1916 Sapper C. Kennard. Worcester. Killed. Kennard C.

9th Sept 1916 Pte. W.O.Gray. Great Hampton. Killed. Gray W.O.

9th Sept 1916 Pte. C.H.Kyte. Broadway. Killed. Keyte C.H.

9th Sept 1916 Pte. W.T.Wilkes. Bromsgrove. Killed. Wilkes W.T.

9th Sept 1916 Pte. H.A.Crawford. Catshill. Killed. Crawford H.A.

9th Sept 1916 The late Ald. Walter Caldicott. Caldicott W.

9th Sept 1916 Memorials in Worcester Cathedral.

9th Sept 1916 A Platoon of Worcestershire Territorials.

16th Sept 1916 A Cathedral Monument.

16th Sept 1916 Lt.- Col. W.B.Gibbs. Worcestershire Regt. Killed. Commanded Victors of Prussian

Guard.

Gibbs W.B.

16th Sept 1916 Group of soldiers at Hartlebury Hospital.

16th Sept 1916 S.Smith Hartland. Hartland S. Smith.

16th Sept 1916 Pte. J. Hartland Hartland J.

16th Sept 1916 Pt. G. Hartland. Killed. Hartland G.

16th Sept 1916 Pte. T.W.Hartland. Hartland W.T.

16th Sept 1916 Pte. F. Hartland. Hartland F.

16th Sept 1916 Pte. A.C.Hartland. Hartland A.C.

16th Sept 1916 Sgt. C.H.Bave. Son- in- law. Bave C.H.

16th Sept 1916 Bty. -Sgt.- Maj. T.G.Owins. Owins T.G.

16th Sept 1916 Coy.- Sgt.- Maj. A.E.Owins. Owins A.E.

16th Sept 1916 Sgt. D.M.Owins. D.C.M. Owins D.C.M.

16th Sept 1916 Sgt. F.A.Owins. Died. Owins F.A.

16th Sept 1916 Cpl. A.P.Owins. Owins A.P.

16th Sept 1916 C.Q.-M.-Sgt. W.J.Griffith. Brother- in -law. Griffith W.J.

16th Sept 1916 Pte. Alec Chance. Wounded. Chance A.

16th Sept 1916 Pte. Harry Chance. Gassed. Chance H.

16th Sept 1916 Pte. Harold Chance. Wounded. Chance H.

16th Sept 1916 Pte. G.H.Taylor. Gassed Taylor G.H.

16th Sept 1916 Trooper S.Franklin. Killed. Franklin S.

16th Sept 1916 Pte. A.J.Turbill. Worcesters. Turbill A.J.

16th Sept 1916 Cpl. Calloway. Killed. Calloway.

16th Sept 1916 Pte. G. Harris, Droitwich. Killed. Harris G.

16th Sept 1916 Driver F. Rowland, Whittington. Wounded. Rowland F.

16th Sept 1916 Sapper D.F.Cox, Malvern. Wounded and prisoner. Cox D.F.

23rd Sept 1916 Capt. H.King, Worcester. Killed. King H. Dowty- Worcester.

23rd Sept 1916 Sec.-Lieut.R.S.Jones, Evesham. Killed. Jones R.S.

23rd Sept 1916 Lt. F. Joseland, Worcester. Killed. Joseland F.

23rd Sept 1916 Lt. Butcher, Kempsey. Killed. Butcher Iliffe Worcester

23rd Sept 1916 Sec.-Lt. L.R.Bamford, Evesham. Gassed. Bamford L.R.

23rd Sept 1916 Lt. G.R.Day, Malvern Link. Killed. Day G.R. Dowty- Worcester.

23rd Sept 1916 A.B. G.Hall. Hall G.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. E.Hall. Hall E.

23rd Sept 1916 A.B. A.Hall. Hall A.

23rd Sept 1916 Sons of Mrs. H.Hall. Worcester. Hall H.

23rd Sept 1916 Sgt. E.Reeves. Reeves E.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. W. Reeves. Reeves W.

23rd Sept 1916 Sgt. A.G.Smith, Military Medal. Smith A.G.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. F.Smith. Prisoner. Smith F.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. T.Smith. Smith T.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. J. Clay. Wounded. Clay J.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. A.W.Clay. Killed. Clay A.W.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. E.C.Bodenham. Wounded. Bodenham E.C.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. F.George. Wounded. George F.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. W.Bendall. Bendall W.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. T.Bendall. Bendall T.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. J.Bendall. Bendal J.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. H.Bendall. Bendall H.

23rd Sept 1916 Four Kempsey Brothers.

23rd Sept 1916 Driver J.A.Hemming. Hemming J.A.

23rd Sept 1916 Sgt. A.J.Hemming. Hemming A.J.

23rd Sept 1916 Sgt. H.J.Hemming. Prisoner. Hemming H.J.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. J.Hemming. Hemming J.A.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte.H.Hemming. Hemming H.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. S.G.Marshall, Ombersley. Wounded. Marshall S.G.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. F.T.Horne, Moreton. Killed. Horne F.T.

23rd Sept 1916 Cpl. H.Hampton, Evesham. Killed Hampton H.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. G.Brodie, Malvern. Wounded. Brodie G.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. B.Heath, Evesham. Bank clerk. Killed. Heath B.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. W.Brooks, Hagley. Killed. Brooks. W.

23rd Sept 1916 Sig. G.J.Harman. Killed. Harman G.J.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte.H.Prescott, Wychbold. Killed. Prescott H.

23rd Sept 1916 Pte. W.F.Butt, Malvern. Killed. Butt W.F.

23rd Sept 1916 Cpl. J.R.Bullock. Wounded.( second time) Bullock J.R.

23rd Sept 1916 Cpl. A.E.Hill. Military Medal Hill A.E.

23rd Sept 1916 Wounded soldiers from Norton, Battenhall and Worcester infirmary, entertained by

Worcester Bowling Club.

30th Sept 1916 Sec. Lieut. H.E.Wyatt, Blockley. Severely wounded. Wyatt H.E.

30th Sept 1916 Lieut. Southwell ( of Worcester). Killed. Southwell Dowty- Worcester.

30th Sept 1916 Sec.- Lieut. Meysey Hammond. Pershore. Wounded. Hammod M.

30th Sept 1916 Red Hill Red cross Fete Dowty- Worcester.

30th Sept 1916 Pte. A. Timmis, Kidderminster. Killed. Timmis A.

30th Sept 1916 Cpl.F.Kisbey, Redditch. Killed. Kisbey F.

30th Sept 1916 Pte. C.J.Morgan. Wounded. Morgan C.J.

30th Sept 1916 Lce. Cpl. A.W.Morgan. Wounded. Morgan A.W.

30th Sept 1916 Pte. G.E.Kings, Bromsgrove. Wounded. Kings G.E.

30th Sept 1916 Lce. Cpl. Dickenson, Tewkesbury. Killed. Dickenson.

30th Sept 1916 Sergt. F.Marriot. Killed. Marriot F.

30th Sept 1916 Pte. J.Palmer. Killed. Palmer J.

30th Sept 1916 Pte. W.Jew and sons. Jew W.

30th Sept 1916 Sec.- Lieut. T.E.Jew. Commissioned Jew T.E.

30th Sept 1916 Pte. W.E.Jew. Jew W.E.

30th Sept 1916 Gnr. F.C.Jew. Jew F.C.

30th Sept 1916 Pte. J.Cadwallader. Killed Cadwallader J.

30th Sept 1916 Pte. A.Cadwallader. Twice wounded. Cadwallader A.

30th Sept 1916 Sig. H.Cadwallader. Cadwallader H.

30th Sept 1916 Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Cadwallader, Cradley Cadwallader Mr.,Mrs

30th Sept 1916 A.B. Albert Ranford. Ranford A.

30th Sept 1916 Ldg. Stoker H.Ranford Ranford H.

30th Sept 1916 Sergt. T.Ranford. Military Medal Ranford T.

30th Sept 1916 Gnr. A.W.Glazzard, son- in- law Glazzard A.W.

30th Sept 1916 Sons and son-in-Law of Mrs. Ranford, Worcester. Ranford Mrs.

30th Sept 1916 Lce- Cpl. G.Reynolds, Upton Snodsbury. Wounded. Reynolds G.

30th Sept 1916 Pte. F. Roberts. Gassed. Roberts F.

30th Sept 1916 Pte. C.F.Pardoe, D.C.M. Pardoe C.F.

30th Sept 1916 Marriage of Miss Lewis. Broadheath Lewis

7th Oct 1916 Mr. And Mrs. Mitchell, Whitbourne, Golden Wedding. Mitchell Mr. And Mrs.

7th Oct 1916 Mr. E.Maylott. 45 years with G.W.R. Maylott E.

7th Oct 1916 Late Mr. T.Lunn, Chemist, of Worcester Lunn T.

7th Oct 1916 Major G.S.Briscoe, D.S.O. Worcestershire Regiment Briscoe G.S.

7th Oct 1916 Lieut. Cecil Crocker Fox. Killed. Fox C.C.

7th Oct 1916 Late Sec.-Lieut. E.F.Baxter, V.C., Kidderminster. Baxter E.F.

7th Oct 1916 Tomb of Judge Littleton. Littleton

7th Oct 1916 Tomb of Sir Thomas and Lady Littleton. Littleton Sir T.

7th Oct 1916 Pte. P.Patchett, Hallow. Gassed Patchett P.

7th Oct 1916 Pte. G.Candlin. Gassed Candlin G.

7th Oct 1916 Pte. G.Howell. Killed Howell G.

7th Oct 1916 Pte. J.O. Oakley. Wounded. Oakley J.O.

7th Oct 1916 Pte. A.Tomkins, wounded. Tomkins A.

7th Oct 1916 Pte. F.Wild. Killed. Ombersley brothers. Wild F.

7th Oct 1916 Pte. W. Wild. Wounded. Ombersley brothers. Wild W.

7th Oct 1916 Pte R. Wild. Killed. Ombersley brothers. Wild R.

7th Oct 1916 L. Sergt. C.Dyson, Ombersley. Military Medal Dyson C.

7th Oct 1916 Pte F.C.Morris, Kent's Green. Killed. Morris F.C.

7th Oct 1916 Rifleman R.L.Speake, Areley Kings. Killed. Speake R.L.

7th Oct 1916 Sergt. R.Weaver, Wichenford. Killed. Weaver R.

7th Oct 1916 Pte. G.Withers,Harvington. Killed. Wiyhers G.

7th Oct 1916 Pte. F.Foster, Drakes boughton. Missing. Foster F.

7th Oct 1916 Gunner L.F.P.Caffrey. Died. Gas. Cafrey L.F.P.

7th Oct 1916 Pte. H.T.Osborne. Gassed. Osborne H.T.

7th Oct 1916 Pte. E. Latham. Gassed. Latham E.

7th Oct 1916 Pte. W.Tyler. Gassed. Tyler W.

7th Oct 1916 Pte. H.J.Phillips. Gassed. Phillips H.J.

7th Oct 1916 Pte. A.C.Hill. Gassed. Hill A.C.

7th Oct 1916 Pte. W.Frost. Wounded second time. Frost W.

7th Oct 1916 Pte. A.Frost. Gassed second time. Frost A.

14th Oct 1916 Major A.C.Hudson, Pershore. Died. Wounds. Hudson A.C.

14th Oct 1916 Major P.G.P.Hill. Died. Wounds. Hill P.G.P.

14th Oct 1916 Sec.-Lieut. A.L.Hill. M.C. Hill A.L.

14th Oct 1916 Sec.-Lieut. F.Penly Cooper, Droitwich. Killed. Cooper F.P.

14th Oct 1916 Sec.-Lieut. C.H.Clegg, Bromsgrove. Wounded. Clegg C.H.

14th Oct 1916 Rifleman W.H. Greenway. Missing. Greenway, W.H.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. J.A.Amphlett, Brockamin. Missing. Amphlett J.A.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. A.Wilkins. Wilkins A.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. G.Wilkins Wilkins G.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. A.E.Wilkins. Gassed. Wilkins A.E.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. H.Wilkins. ( uncle ). Gassed. Wilkins H.

14th Oct 1916 Cpl. A.H.Wilkins. Gassed. Wilkins A.H.

14th Oct 1916 Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Wilkins, Worcester. Wilkins Mr. And Mrs.

14th Oct 1916 Cpl. A.H.Curtis. Gassed. Curtis A.H.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. J.P.Langford. Gassed. Langford J.P.

14th Oct 1916 Cpl. F.Pitt. Gassed Pitt F.

14th Oct 1916 Lce. Cpl.T.Pitt. Pitt T.

14th Oct 1916 Dmr. J.Pitt Pitt J.

14th Oct 1916 Sergt. W.Pitt. Gassed. Pitt W.

14th Oct 1916 Sons of Mrs. W. Pitt, Worcester. Pitt W.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. G.Cotterill. Cotterill G.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. H. Cotterill. Died of wounds. Cotterill H.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. S.Cotterill. Wounded. Cotterill S.

14th Oct 1916 Sons of Mrs. Hutton ( formerly Cotterrill ), Crossway Green. Hutton.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. S. Weaver. Gassed. Weaver S.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. A.Heritage, Evesham. Gassed. Heritage A.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. J.H.Beck. Gassed. Beck J.H.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. T.Meadows, Throckmorton. Gassed. Meadows T.

14th Oct 1916 L.-Sergt H.C.Smith, Clifton- on- Theme Smith H.C.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. L.Bishop Gassed. Bishop L.

14th Oct 1916 Pte A.Jew Gassed Jew A.

14th Oct 1916 L. Cpl. J.Jones. Gassed. Jones.J

14th Oct 1916 Pte. C.Haines, Claines. Killed Haines.C

14th Oct 1916 Pte. E.Tyler. Killed. Tyler E.

14th Oct 1916 Pte T.Tyler. Killed. Tyler T.

14th Oct 1916 Only sons of Mrs. C.Tyler, Bromyard. Tyler C.

14th Oct 1916 Cpl. L.Bray, Stockton. Killed. Bray L.

14th Oct 1916 L.-Cpl. F. Ballard, Littleton. Killed. Ballard F.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. G. Macready. Killed. Macready G.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. A.E.Crump. Killed. Crump A.E.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. A.Folkes, Broadway. Wounded. Folkes A.

14th Oct 1916 Cpl. H.Biddle. Wounded. Biddle H.

14th Oct 1916 Cpl. V.B.Wasley, Wood Norton. Killed. Wasley V.B.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. F.Burgess. Twice wounded. Burgess F.

14th Oct 1916 Gnr. R.Munn, Lower Broadheath. Wounded. Munn R.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. F.Foss. Wounded and prisoner. Foss F.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. J.Fisher, Evesham. Wounded. Fisher J.

14th Oct 1916 Pte F. Moss, Evesham. Wounded. Moss F.

14th Oct 1916 Pte. P. Holmes. Wounded. Holmes P.

21st Oct 1916 Capt. Philip Leicester. Seriously wounded. Leicester P.

21st Oct 1916 Lieut. W.A.Cox, Evesham. Wounded. Cox W.A.

21st Oct 1916 The Sir John Beauchamp Monument in Worcester Cathedral. Beauchamp J. W.W.Harris. Worcester.

21st Oct 1916 Marriege of Miss Amy Mills of Abberley, and Mr. Arthur Moore of Stanford. Mills A.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. W.Brookings. Gassed. Brookings W.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. F.C.Hill, Malvern. Gassed. Hill F.C.

21st Oct 1916 Cpl. W.E.Edwards, N.Malvern. Gassed. Edwards W.E.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. A.C.E.Etheridge. Gassed. Etheridge A.C.E.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. A.R.Hart, Malvern. Gassed. Hart A.R.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. C.E.Hammond, W. Malvern. Gassed. Hammond C.E.

21st Oct 1916 L.-Cpl. W.Page, Ombersley. Killed. Page W.

21st Oct 1916 Rifleman W.J.Hancock, Malvern Link. Hancock W.J.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. S.Evans, Suckley. Killed. Evans S.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. J.D.Griffiths, Bewdley. Killed. Griffiths J.D.

21st Oct 1916 Cpl. W.P.Phillips, Newtown Grange. Killed. Phillips W.P.

21st Oct 1916 Cpl. C.Attwood, Malvern Link. Killed. Attwood C.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. H.Lambourne. Believed killed. Lambourne H.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. G.Spragg, Bengeworth. Believed killed. Spragg G.

21st Oct 1916 Tpr. H.F.Watkins, Yeomanry. Prisoner. Died Watkins H.F.

21st Oct 1916 Cpl. E.J.Calder. Three times wounded. Cpl. .EJ.Calder.

21st Oct 1916 Cpl. A.V.Mann, R.F.A. Mann A.V.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. C.Mann, Grenadiers. Wounded. Mann C

21st Oct 1916 Cpl. R.Mann, Yeomanry. Mann R.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. W.Mann, Berks. Killed. Mann W.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. J.Mann Mann J.

21st Oct 1916 Sons of Mrs. E.Mann St. John's Worcester. Mann E.

21st Oct 1916 Gnr. E.Short R.F.A. Short E.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. .FJ.Short. Gassed. Short F.J.

21st Oct 1916 W.Short. Navy Short W.

21st Oct 1916 Sons of Mrs. J.Short, Astwood Road, Worcester. Short J.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. T.Saunders, Worcestershires. Saunders T.

21st Oct 1916 Dvr. C.Saunders, R.F.A. Saunders C.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. H.Saunders, Worcestershires. Saunders H.

21st Oct 1916 Sig. A.Saunders, Worcestershires. Saundes A.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. G.Synuck, Worcestershires. Synuck G.

21st Oct 1916 Sons and Son-In-Law of Mr. And Mrs. Saunders of Worcester Saunders.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. C.Haines, London, R. Killed. Haines C.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. G.Haines, Worcestershires. Killed. Haines G.

21st Oct 1916 Pte. Conway Haines, Welsh R. In hospital. Haines Conway.

21st Oct 1916 Dvr. P.J.Haines. R.F.A. Haines P.J.

21st Oct 1916 Sons of Mrs. Haines ,Claines. Haines.

28th Oct 1916 Civilian Prisoners at Ruthlehen, Germany. Civilian Prisoners.

28th Oct 1916 Prince Arthur Chantry, Worcester Cathedral. Prince Arthur W.W.Harris. Worcester.

28th Oct 1916 Capt. N.W.W.Freer Hadsor. Military Cross. Freer N.W.W.

28th Oct 1916 Sec.- Lt.V.C.Holland, Malvern. Military Cross. Holland V.C.

28th Oct 1916 Capt. N.A.C.Weir, Broadheath. Wounded. Weir N.A.C.

28th Oct 1916 Lieut. C.G.Gardiner. Killed. Gardiner C.G.

28th Oct 1916 Lieut. F. Thornely, Evesham. Canadian. Wounded. Thornely F.

28th Oct 1916 Lieut. W.H.S.Chance, R.F.C. Malvern. Prisoner of war. Chance W.H.S.

28th Oct 1916 Gnr. H.G.Styles. R.G.A. Styles H.G.

28th Oct 1916 Dvr. P.W.Styles. R.F.A. Styles P.W.

28th Oct 1916 Dvr. V.J.Styles. A.S.C. Styles V.J.

28th Oct 1916 W.E.V.Styles. Navy. Styles W.E..

28th Oct 1916 Sons of Mrs. Styles. Kempsey. Mrs.Styles

28th Oct 1916 Sergt. E.Gibbs. Worcestershires. Gibbs E.

28th Oct 1916 Pte. H.Hope. Warwickshires. Hope H.

28th Oct 1916 Lce.-Cpl. A.Hope. Worcestershires. Hope A.

28th Oct 1916 Sergt. W.Perrins. Worcestershires. Perrins W.

28th Oct 1916 Sons and Sons-in law of Mrs Hope, Moor Street, Worcester. Mrs. Hope

28th Oct 1916 Pte. J.Taplin, Campden. Wounded. Taplin J.

28th Oct 1916 Pte. E.Chandler, N. Malvern. Wounded. Chandler E.

28th Oct 1916 Pte. F.Adlam, Worcester. Wounded. Adlam F.

28th Oct 1916 Pte. H.Manning. Bromsgrove. Brother. Manning H.

28th Oct 1916 Gnr.Harold Manning, wounded. Brother. Manning H.

28th Oct 1916 Pte. B.Manning, wounded. Brother. Manning B.

28th Oct 1916 Lce. Corpl. W. Payne. Worcester. Wounded. Payne W.

28th Oct 1916 Pte. J.Kings, Worcester. Gassed. Kings J.

28th Oct 1916 Pte. W.Pickersgill, Worcester. Gassed. Pickersgill W.

28th Oct 1916 Dvr. L.C.Callow, R.F.A. Callow L.C.

28th Oct 1916 Lce.- Cpl. A.H.Callow . Callow A.H

28th Oct 1916 Ldg.-Sm'n B.Callow, Navy Callow B.

28th Oct 1916 Sons of Mrs. W.Callow, Broadheath. Callow W.

28th Oct 1916 Tpr. B.Carter. Carter B.

28th Oct 1916 Pt. W.R.Wright. Gassed Wright W.R.

28th Oct 1916 Pte. R.Wright. Wright R.

28th Oct 1916 Pte. G.Wright. Wright G.

28th Oct 1916 Husband and three brothers of Mrs. Carter, Derby Road, Worcester. Carter.

28th Oct 1916 Tpr. J.Burgess, Yeomanry. Prisoner. Died. Burgess J.

28th Oct 1916 Rifleman C.F.D.Fitch, Chaddesley. Killed. Fitch C.F.D.

28th Oct 1916 Pte. G.Kemmet, Evesham .Killed Kemmet G.

28th Oct 1916 Staff- Sergeant Court. Worcester. Killed. Court.

28th Oct 1916 Pte. R.W.Harris, Willersey. Died of wounds. Harris R.W.

28th Oct 1916 Sapper H.Halton. Suckley. Killed Halton H.

28th Oct 1916 Pte. G.E.Jones, Powick. Killed. Jones G.E.

28th Oct 1916 Pte.H.Tipton, Malvern. Killed. Tipton H.

28th Oct 1916 Sig. W.T.Day. Worcester- Canadian. Killed. Day W.T.

28th Oct 1916 Pte. A.Corbett, Malvern link. Gassed. Corbett A

28th Oct 1916 Pte. F.Davies, Worcester. Missing Davies F

28th Oct 1916 Pte. H.B.Gibbs, Malvern -Canadian. Missing. Gibbs H.B.

28th Oct 1916 Tpr. B.V.C.Wilson, Malvern. Prisoner of war Wilson B.V.C.

28th Oct 1916 Lce.- Corporal Leech, Eckington. Leech

28th Oct 1916 Pte. A.G.Leech, Eckington. Leech A.G.

28th Oct 1916 Pte. A.H.Hooper. Killed. Hooper A.H.

28th Oct 1916 Pte. E.G.Hooper. Hooper E.G.

28th Oct 1916 Lce.- Corpl. L. Hooper. Hooper L.

28th Oct 1916 Sons of Ex- P.C. Hooper, Worcester. Hoper P.C.

4th Nov 1916 Pte. E.J.Hall. Bransford. Died of wounds. Hall E.J.

4th Nov 1916 Rifleman G.Evans, Worcester. Killed. Evans G.

4th Nov 1916 Pte. P.Biddle, Ombersley. Killed. Biddle P.

4th Nov 1916 Pte. G.Bishop, Stanford. Killed. Bishop G.

4th Nov 1916 Pte. F.G.Haines, Evesham. Killed. Haines F.G.

4th Nov 1916 Pte. H.Adams, Evesham. Died wounds Adams H.

4th Nov 1916 Sgt. F.T.Hartwell,Badsey. Killed. Hartwell F.T.

4th Nov 1916 Pte. E.Watkins, Worcester. Killed. Watkins E.

4th Nov 1916 Cpl. H.Watkins R.D.C. Father of E.Watkins. Watkins H.

4th Nov 1916 Pte. R.Gwynn, West Malvern. D.C.M. Gwynn R.

4th Nov 1916 Pte. B.Hanbury, Worcester. Military medal. Hanbury B.

4th Nov 1916 Pte. W.Harris, Worcester. Prisoner of war. Harris W.

4th Nov 1916 Cpl. A.R.Wall, Worcester. Gassed Wall A.R.

4th Nov 1916 Pte. H.Robinson, Worcester. Invalided. Robinson H.

4th Nov 1916 Pte. B.Hill, Worcester. Gassed. Hill B.

4th Nov 1916 Gunner F.W.Cullen, Link Top. Military Medal. Cullen F.W.

4th Nov 1916 Sgt. L.Woodhouse, Worcester. Killed. Woodhouse L.

4th Nov 1916 Bomb. F.E.Willshaw, Worcester. Wounded Willshaw F.E.

4th Nov 1916 Rifleman E.F.Day, Worcester. Wounded. Day E.F.

4th Nov 1916 Pte. A.H.Harker, Bengeworth. Wounded. Harker A.H.

4th Nov 1916 Pte. L.D.Preece, Pershore. Wounded. Preece L.D.

4th Nov 1916 Rifleman D.J. Lloyd, Alfrick. Wounded. Lloyd D.J.

4th Nov 1916 Pte. J.H.Hampton, Bengeworth. Wounded. Hampton J.H.

4th Nov 1916 L.- CPL. A.W.Laight, Worcester-Canadians. Wounded. Laight A.W.

4th Nov 1916 Pte. H.Moule, Hadley. Wounded. Moule H.

4th Nov 1916 Monument to Phillip Hawford, Abbot of Evesham. Worcester Cathedral. Hawford P.

4th Nov 1916 Wounded soldiers' guard of honour at comrade's wedding

4th Nov 1916 2nd Lt. H.Colman, Hanbury. Wounded. Colman H.

4th Nov 1916 2nd Lt. S.A.Talbot, Broadway. Killed. Talbot S.A.

4th Nov 1916 E.Philp. Prov. Grand Primo, R.A.O.B. Philp E.

4th Nov 1916 W Millichip. New Chief Ranger, A.O.F. Millichip W.

4th Nov 1916 Marriage of Lieut. H.J.Henley Stevens, R.E. Broadheath. Henley Stevens H.J. Dowty- Worcester.

4th Nov 1916 Marriage of Mr. W. Fulford Maxted, R.F.C. Fulford Maxted W. Dowty- Worcester.

11th Nov 1916 Sec.-Lt. L.T.Flux, Worcester. Killed. Flux L.T.

11th Nov 1916 Sergt.-Major iliffe. Drowned in ' Gonnemare' Iliffe

11th Nov 1916 The Late Mr. E. Powell J.P. Bromyard. Powell E.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. A.G.Burrows. Wounded. Burrows A.G.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. C.Burrows. Worcestershires. Burrows C.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. R.Vincent. Brother- in- law. Vincent R.

11th Nov 1916 Sons and son-in -law of Mrs. Burrows, Claines. Burrows Mrs.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. G.Williams, Worcesters. Williams G.

11th Nov 1916 Dvr. A.Williams. A.S.C. Williams A.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. J.Williams. Oxford and Bucks. Williams J.

11th Nov 1916 Lce.-Cpl. W. Williams, Middlesex. Wounded. Williams W.

11th Nov 1916 Pte W.Sampson, Worcesters. Sampson W.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. W.Hodges A.S.C. Hodges W.

11th Nov 1916 Lce- Cpl. H.Evans. S.W.Borderers. ( In hospital ) Evans H.

11th Nov 1916 Dvr. P.E.Hope, R.F.A. Hope P.E

11th Nov 1916 Pte. W.H.Hope, Worcestershires. Hope W.H.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. G.Hope, Devons. Hope G.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. W.Hill, Royal Fusiliers. Hill W.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. H.Holder. Holder H.

11th Nov 1916 Sons and sons- in- laws of Mr. And Mrs. Hope, 25, Charles Street, Worcester. Hope.

11th Nov 1916 Sergt. H.A.Jones. With sons Jones H.A.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. G.Jones, Worcester Australian with siblings. Jones J.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. A.Jones and siblings. Jones A.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. H.Jones and siblings. Jones H.

11th Nov 1916 Dvr. W.L.Jones. A.S.C. of a Rushwick brotherhood. Jones W.L.

11th Nov 1916 Dvr. L. Jones, R.F.A. of a Rushwick brotherhood. Jones L.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. R.Jones, A.S.C. of a Rushwick brotherhood. Jones R.S.

11th Nov 1916 Gunner L. Jones, R.H.A.of a Rushwick brotherhood. Jones L.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. P.Jones.of a Rushwick brotherhood. Jones P.

11th Nov 1916 Sergt T.Handley, Worcester. Killed. Handley T.

11th Nov 1916 Co. Sergt.- Major W.Gill, Worcester. Killed. Gill W.

11th Nov 1916 Pte S.Horton, Bromsgrove. Killed. Horton S.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. G.Bailey, Rushwick. Killed. Bailey G.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. A.Langford, Pershore. Killed. Langford A.

11th Nov 1916 Sergt. G.Hull, Worcester. Killed. Hull G.

11th Nov 1916 Dvr. Gegg, Worcester. Killed. Gegg.

11th Nov 1916 Lce.- Cpl. H.H.Walter, Worcester. Killed. Walter H.H.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. F.G.Walter, Kut, prisoner. His brother. Walter F.G.

11th Nov 1916 S.- Sergt. J.V.Pratt, Upton. Wounded. Pratt J.V.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. G.H.Clifford, Severn Stoke. Missing. Clifford G.H.

11th Nov 1916 Sig. E.Chapman, Malvern. Wounded. Chapman E.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. F.Ford, Worcester. Wounded. Ford F.

11th Nov 1916 Pte.H.Wilkes, Worcester. Gassed. Wilkes H.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. W.C.Turner, Worcester. Gassed. Turner W.C.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. J.M.Turner, his brother, wounded. Turner J.M.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. H.Taylor, Dormston.Gassed. Taylor H.

11th Nov 1916 Sapper A.W.Haines, Worcester. Military Medal. Haines A.W.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. J.Hadland. R.A.M.C. Hadland J.

11th Nov 1916 Gunner A.Hadland R.F.A. Hadland A.

11th Nov 1916 Sig. W.Hadland. Wounded. Hadland W.

11th Nov 1916 Three sons of Mr.G.Hadland, Worcester. Hadland G.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. T.Stokes, A.S.C. Stokes T.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. H.Stokes, Australians. Stokes H.

11th Nov 1916 Tpr. G.J.Stokes , Yeomanry. Stokes G.J.

11th Nov 1916 Pte. F.Stokes, Gloucesters. Stokes F.

11th Nov 1916 Dvr. G.F.Stokes, R.F.A. Stokes G.F.

11th Nov 1916 Sons of Mrs J. Stokes, a widow of Lulsley. Stokes J.

18th Nov 1916 Ald. John Green. Re-elected Mayor of Bewdley. Green J.

18th Nov 1916 Cr. C.F.Cox. Re-elected Mayor of Evesham. Cox C.F.

18th Nov 1916 Ald. A.Carlton, Mayor of Worcester. Carlton A.

18th Nov 1916 Ald. C.Edwards High Sheriff of Worcester. Edwards C.

18th Nov 1916 Lieut. E.Parsons, Worcester. Wounded. Parsons E.

18th Nov 1916 Mr. A.G.Evans , Storridge. Killed. Evans A.G.

18th Nov 1916 Sec. Lieut. G.E.Overbury, Alcester. Prisoner of war. Overbury G.E.

18th Nov 1916 Lieut. D.R.Bomford, Evesham. Wounded. Bomford D.R.

18th Nov 1916 Sec. Lieut. C.J.Flux, Worcester. Wounded. Flux C.J.

18th Nov 1916 Pte. L.Sallis, Dumbleton. Killed. Sallis L.

18th Nov 1916 Pte. J.Battle. D.C.M. Evesham. Died of wounds. Battle J.

18th Nov 1916 Pte. H.Innis, Worcester. Killed. Innis H.

18th Nov 1916 Cpl. F.Brush. Hanley Swan. Wounded. Brush F.

18th Nov 1916 Pte. R.Carter, Worcester. Wounded. Carter R

18th Nov 1916 Tpr. A.W.Knight, Droitwich. Died of wounds. Knight A.W.

18th Nov 1916 Pte. G.Evans. Gassed Evans G.

18th Nov 1916 S.-Smith W.Evans Evans W.

18th Nov 1916 Pte. F.Evans Evans F.

18th Nov 1916 Sons of Mr and Mrs. Evans, Cowleigh Road, Malvern. Evans Mr. And Mrs.

18th Nov 1916 Pte D.Barley. Wounded Barley D.

18th Nov 1916 Cpl. W.Barley. Wounded Barley W.

18th Nov 1916 S'man F.Barley. Navy Barley F.

18th Nov 1916 Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Barley. Inkberrow. Barley Mr. And Mrs.

18th Nov 1916 Dvr. Wh'r H.C.Barton, Malvern. Killed. Barton H.C.

18th Nov 1916 Pte. S. Barton, son of H.C.Barton. Barton S.

18th Nov 1916 Gnr. T.Freeman, Hallow. Wounded. Freeman T.

18th Nov 1916 Pte. G.Lock, Worcester. Wounded. Lock G.

18th Nov 1916 Sergt. T.G.Lockyer, Worcester. Wounded. Lockyer T.G.

18th Nov 1916 H.F.Wilesmith, Malvern Link. Shell shock. Wilesmith FW

18th Nov 1916 Pte. W.Denning. Twice wounded. Denning W.

18th Nov 1916 Cpl. J.W.Brant Brant J.W.

18th Nov 1916 Gunner F.H.T.Brant Brant F.H.T.

18th Nov 1916 Pte. J.F.Brant Killed. Brant J.F.

18th Nov 1916 Sons of Mr. And Mrs.W.Brant, Wylds Lane Worcester. Brant Mr. And Mrs. W.

18th Nov 1916 S.M. T.Oxley son -in -law of Mr. And Mrs. Brant. Oxley T.

18th Nov 1916 Cpl. W.Fudger. Wounded. Fudger W.

18th Nov 1916 Pte. E.B.Gower. Wounded Gower. E.B.

18th Nov 1916 Pte. F.Gower. Wounded. Gower F.

18th Nov 1916 Pte. D.L.Gower. Twice wounded. Gower D.L.

18th Nov 1916 Sons of Mr. D.Gower, Staines. Gower D. Mr.

25th Nov 1916 Cnlr. J.H.Watson. Mayor of Kidderminster. Watson J.H.

25th Nov 1916 Lieut. L.H.P.Phillips, Worcester. Killed. Phillips L.H.P.

25th Nov 1916 Lieut. Shuttleworth King, Worcester. Killed. King Shuttleworth.

25th Nov 1916 2nd. Lieut. Bryn Conan- Davies, wounded. Conan-Davies B.

25th Nov 1916 2nd Lieut. J.S.Graves, Worcester. Wounded. Graves J.S.

25th Nov 1916 2nd Lieut. W.H.Griffiths, Worcester. Wounded. Griffiths W.H.

25th Nov 1916 2nd Lieut. H.L.O.Gill, Malvern Wells. Military Cross. Gill H.L.O.

25th Nov 1916 2nd Lieut. C.R.Shinner, Bromsgrove. Military Cross. Shinner C.R.

25th Nov 1916 Presentation of Long Service and Good Conduct Medal to Srgt. Yarnold for 21 years

service in connection with the Worcestershire Regimental Band.

Yarnold.

25th Nov 1916 Monument in Worcester Cathedral to Richard Eades, Dean of Worcester 1596 to 1604 Harris.

25th Nov 1916 Co. Q.M.S. E.C.Corbett, Worcester. Military medal. Cobbett E.C.

25th Nov 1916 Pte. T.H.Grundy, Worcester. Military Medal. Grundy T.H.

25th Nov 1916 Sergt. S.P.Maylett, Worcestwer. Military Medal. Maylett S.P.

25th Nov 1916 Pte B.Tarrant, Worcester. Wounded. Tarrant B.

25th Nov 1916 Sergt E.Silvester, Worcester. Wounded. Silvester. E.

25th Nov 1916 Pte. E.Philpott, Worcester. Wounded. Philpott E.

25th Nov 1916 Pte. P.P.Mayhew. Wounded. Mayhew P.P.

25th Nov 1916 Pte. G.H.Coakes, Worcester. Wounded and missing Coakes G.H.

25th Nov 1916 Pte. A.Harcourt, Bewdley. Killed. Harcourt A.

25th Nov 1916 L.-cpl W.Court, Worcester. Wounded. Court W.

25th Nov 1916 Pte. A.Wheeler, Coughton. Missing. Wheeler A.

25th Nov 1916 L.-cpl. A.Deakin, Worcester. Killed. Brother of W Deakin. Deakin A.

25th Nov 1916 Pte. W.Deakin, brother of A. Deakin. Killed. Deakin W

25th Nov 1916 Pte. F.C.Stone, Worcester. Killed. Stone F.C.

25th Nov 1916 Pte. W.J.Francis. Worcestershires. Son of Mrs. W. Francis. Pirton. Francis W.J.

25th Nov 1916 Tpr. G.H.Francis, Life Guards. Son of Mrs. W.Francis. Pirton. Francis G.H.

25th Nov 1916 Tpr. A.Francis, A.V.C. Son of Mrs. W.Francis. Pirton. Francis A.

25th Nov 1916 Sergt. G.Reynolds, Upton Snodsbury. Killed. Reynolds G.

25th Nov 1916 F.M.Clutterbuck, A.B. Killed, Jutland. Clutterbuck F.M.

25th Nov 1916 Cpl. J.W.Williams, Tedstone. Killed. Williams J.W.

25th Nov 1916 Pte. H.Norman, Welland. Killed. Norman H.

25th Nov 1916 L.-cpl. S.Gibbs, Pinvin. Killed. Gibbs S.

25th Nov 1916 Pte. A.F.G.Lambert, Malvern. Died. Lambert A.F.G.

25th Nov 1916 Rifleman H.J.Checketts, Evesham. Died wounds. Checketts H.J.

25th Nov 1916 Cpl. L.Sparrow Badsey. Killed. Sparrow L.

25th Nov 1916 Tpr. Caldicott, Pershore. Killed. Caldicott.

25th Nov 1916 Dvr. C.Nutt, C.F.A. Son of Mr. And Mrs. William Nut, Hanley castle. Nutt C.

25th Nov 1916 Pte. A.Nutt, Coldstreams, Son of Mr. And Mrs. William Nut, Hanley castle. Nutt A.

25th Nov 1916 Pte. H.Nutt, London, Son of Mr. And Mrs. William Nut, Hanley castle. Nutt H.

25th Nov 1916 Cpl. W.Nutt, A.S.C. Son of Mr. And Mrs. William Nut, Hanley castle. Nutt W.

25th Nov 1916 Pte. G.Nutt, Northumberland Fusiliers. Son of Mr. And Mrs. William Nut, Hanley castle. Nutt G.

25th Nov 1916 Pte. T. Nutt. Son of Mr. And Mrs. William Nut, Hanley castle. Nutt T.

25th Nov 1916 Sergt. G.Underwood. Son of Mrs. W. Underwood, Tewkesbury. Underwood G.

25th Nov 1916 Pte. J. Underwood. Son of Mrs. W. Underwood, Tewkesbury. Underwood J.

25th Nov 1916 L.-Cpl. F. Underwood. Military Medal. Son of Mrs. W. Underwood, Tewkesbury. Underwood F.

2nd Dec 1916 Cross erected in memory of men of Worcestershire Yeomanry, Oghratina

2nd Dec 1916 St. Clement's Swimming team. St. Clement's.

2nd Dec 1916 Worcester Red Cross Work. Dowty- Worcester.

2nd Dec 1916 Lieut. A.J.Wilcock. In hospital. Wilcock A.J.

2nd Dec 1916 Sec. Lieut. R.A Maund , Worcester. Military Cross. Maund R.A.

2nd Dec 1916 Sergt. H.J.Collins, Evesham. Military medal. Collins H.J.

2nd Dec 1916 Cpl. J.C.Lane. Conderton. Died of wounds. Lane J.C.

2nd Dec 1916 L.-Cpl. T.G. Atwell, Worcester. Died. Atwell T.G.

2nd Dec 1916 L.-Cpl. E.W.Kings, Peopleton. Killed. Kings E.W.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. W.Hughes, Worcester. Killed. Hughes W.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. C.Ward, Worcester. Killed. Ward C.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. A.Coldicott, Pershore. Killed. Coldicott A.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. W.Alliband, Inkberrow. Wounded. Alliband W.

2nd Dec 1916 Bomb. A.J.James, Worcester. In hospital. James A.J.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. J.Graves, Worcester. Wounded. Graves J.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. L.W.Griffiths, R.D.C. Son of Mr. And Mrs. G. Griffiths, Infirmary Walk, Worcester. Griffiths L.W.

2nd Dec 1916 Gunner F.Griffiths, R.F.A. Son of Mr. And Mrs. G. Griffiths, Infirmary Walk, Worcester. Griffiths F.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. A.W.Griffiths. Gassed. Son -in-law of Mr. And Mrs. G. Griffiths, Infirmary walk,

Worcester.

Griffiths A.W.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. A.Wood, Ombersley. Wounded. Brother of W.Wood. Wood A.

2nd Dec 1916 S.M. W.Wood. Brother of W.Wood. Wood W.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. W.H.Leek, Droitwich. Died of wounds. Leek W.H.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. E.McClafferty, D.C.M. Hadsor. Killed. McClafferty E.M.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. E.Daniel. Died of wounds. Daniel E.

2nd Dec 1916 Dvr. J.Sheppard, Mere Green. Died. Sheppard J.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. W.Freeman, Droitwich. Died of wounds. Brother of A. Freeman. Freeman W.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. A.Freeman, brother of W.Freeman. Freeman A.

2nd Dec 1916 Co. Sergt.-Major Guest, Worcester. Wounded. Guest.

2nd Dec 1916 Sergt. C.H.Gadd, Malvern. Wounded. Gadd C.H.

2nd Dec 1916 Cpl. Vobe. Wounded. Vobe.

2nd Dec 1916 Staff- Sergt. W.Barnes, M.T., A.S.C. Brother of Mr.E.F.Barnes, Upper Tything,Worcester. Barnes W.

2nd Dec 1916 Sergt G.H.Barnes, Worcestershires. Brother of Mr.E.F.Barnes, Upper Tything,Worcester. Barnes G.H.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. E.Barnes, Worcestershires. Wounded. Brother of Mr.E.F.Barnes, Upper

Tything,Worcester.

Barnes E.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. T.Barnes, M.T., A.S.C. Brother of Mr.E.F.Barnes, Upper Tything,Worcester. Barnes T.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. H.Barnes, W.Yorks. Brother of Mr.E.F.Barnes, Upper Tything,Worcester. Barnes H.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. A.Beckett, R.E. Wounded. Brother-in-law of Mr.E.F.Barnes, Upper Tything,Worcester. Beckett A.

2nd Dec 1916 Tpr. G.Watkins, R.A.M.C. Brother-in-law of Mr.E.F.Barnes, Upper Tything,Worcester. Watkins G.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. H.Wardell, A.O.C. Brother-in-law of Mr.E.F.Barnes, Upper Tything,Worcester. Wardell H.

2nd Dec 1916 Pte. H.B.Millin, K.O.Y.L.I. Brother-in-law of Mr.E.F.Barnes, Upper Tything,Worcester. Millin H.B.

9th Dec 1916 Lieut. N.F.Machin, Pershore. Military Cross. Machin N.F.

9th Dec 1916 Sec.- Lieut. W.F.E.East, Malvern. Killed. East W.F.E.

9th Dec 1916 Co. Sgt.-Maj. F. Hirschfield, D.C.M., M.M., Commission Hirschfield F.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. H.Portman, Crabb's Cross. Killed. Portman H.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. J.Downes, Besford. Died. Downes J.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. F.Owen ,Feckenham. Died. Owen F.

9th Dec 1916 Sgt. A.Jones, Worcester. Died,wounds. Jones A.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. W.B.Jones, Wychbold. Killed. Jones W.B.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. W.E.Stratford, Bourton. Wounded and missing Stratford W.E.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. H.Sheppard, Mere Green. Died of wounds. Sheppard H.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. G.H.Barnett, Worcester. Gassed. Barnett G.H.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. Dauncey, Worcester. Wounded. Dauncey.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. E.Taylor. Wounded. Taylor E.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. W.H.Shuck, Evesbatch. Killed. Shuck W.H.

9th Dec 1916 Lce.- Corporal R.Baker, Worcester. Wounded. Baker R.

9th Dec 1916 Sergt. T.C.Price,R.E. Son of Mr. And Mrs. Price, Fish Street, Worcester. Price T.C.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. J.Price. Died of wounds. Son of Mr. And Mrs. Price, Fish Street, Worcester. Price J.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. W.T.Price. Killed. Son of Mr. And Mrs. Price, Fish Street, Worcester. Price W.T.

9th Dec 1916 Sig. J.C.Wilkes. Military Medal. Brother of W.E.Wilkes. Wilkes J.C.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. W.E.Wilkes. Wounded and gassed. Brother of J.C.Wilkes. Wilkes W.E.

9th Dec 1916 Dvr. A.E.Miles. M.T., A.S.C. Son of Mrs. Miles. Kempsey Common. Miles A.E.

9th Dec 1916 Tpr. A.J.Miles, S.A. Son of Mrs. Miles. Kempsey Common. Miles A.J.

9th Dec 1916 Tpr. A.W.Miles. In hospital. Son of Mrs. Miles. Kempsey Common. Miles A.W.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. A.H.Miles. Kiled. Son of Mrs. Miles. Kempsey Common. Miles A.H.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. E.J.Miles. Wounded. Son of Mrs. Miles. Kempsey Common. Miles E.J.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. C.W.Miles, Devons. Son of Mrs. Miles. Kempsey Common. Miles C.W.

9th Dec 1916 Gunner J.Woodward, Navy. Son of Mr. And Mrs. Woodward, Barbourne Lane. Worcester. Woodward J.

9th Dec 1916 Gnr. H.G.Woodward, R.F.A. Son of Mr. And Mrs. Woodward, Barbourne Lane.

Worcester.

Woodward H.G.

9th Dec 1916 Bom. F.Woodward, R.F.A. Son of Mr. And Mrs. Woodward, Barbourne Lane. Worcester. Woodward F.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. H.Jones, Holt Heath. Wounded. Jones H.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. F.Weston. Wounded.One of four Kempsey brothers and cousin to R.A. and E.G.

Annis.

Weston F.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. T.Weston. Wounded. One of four Kempsey brothers and cousin to R.A. and E.G.

Annis.

Weston T.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. J.Weston. Wounded. One of four Kempsey brothers and cousin to R.A. and E.G.

Annis.

Weston J.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. W.Weston. Wounded. One of four Kempsey brothers and cousin to R.A. and E.G.

Annis.

Weston W.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. R.A.Annis. Wounded. Brother of E.G.Annis and cousin to the Weston brothers of

Kempsey.

Annis R.A.

9th Dec 1916 Lce.Cpl.E.G. Annis. Wounded. Brother of R.A.Annis and cousin to the Weston brothers

of Kempsey.

Annis E.G.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. G.James, Worcestershires. Son of Mr. And Mrs. C. James, St. John's, Worcester. James G.

9th Dec 1916 Sapper S.James. In hospital. Son of Mr. And Mrs. C. James, St. John's, Worcester. James S.

9th Dec 1916 Bomb. T.James. Discharged. Son of Mr. And Mrs. C. James, St. John's, Worcester. James T.

9th Dec 1916 Pte. G.C.C.Hale. Wounded and invalided. Hale G.C.C.

9th Dec 1916 Red Cross Work in Worcester. General Work Room. Dowty- Worcester.

9th Dec 1916 Bishop Prideaux a Cathedral Monument Harris,101 High st,

Worcester

9th Dec 1916 Dragging out lorry. Fischer-Worcester.

9th Dec 1916 Bransford Fatality. Diver descending.

16th Dec 1916 Capt. A.O.Needham. Mentioned in Despatches. Needham A.O.

16th Dec 1916 Lce.-Cpl.J.W. Crump, Kempsey. Military medal. Crump J.W.

16th Dec 1916 Pte. A.Rogers, Bredon. Killed. Rogers A.

16th Dec 1916 Pte. H.Bartlett, Malvern Link. Wounded. Bartlett H.

16th Dec 1916 Pte. B.Manning, Bromsgrove. Killed. Manning B.

16th Dec 1916 Lce.-Cpl. A.R.Kings, Pershore. Killed. Kings A.R.

16th Dec 1916 Pte. T. Phillips, Suckley. Killed. Phillips T.

16th Dec 1916 Pte. G.Brooks, Malvern. Killed. Brooks G.

16th Dec 1916 Pte. R.Handy, Evesham. Killed. Handy R.

16th Dec 1916 Cpl. Mitchell, W. Malvern. Wounded. Mitchell W.

16th Dec 1916 Cpl. Bowles, Little Witley. Shell shock. Bowles.

16th Dec 1916 Gunner H.Sherriff. Wounded. Sherriff H.

16th Dec 1916 Lce.- Cpl. W.H.Baker. Twice wounded. Husband of Mrs. W.H.Baker. Worcester. Baker W.H.

16th Dec 1916 Pte. F.V.Watkins. Brother of Mrs. H.Baker. Watkins F.V.

16th Dec 1916 Bomb. W.H.Watkins. Brothers of Mrs. H.Baker. Watkins W.H.

16th Dec 1916 Bomb. E.J.Watkins. Brothers of Mrs. H.Baker Watkins E.J.

16th Dec 1916 Pte. C.Knight, Bengeworth. Missing. Knight C.

16th Dec 1916 Pte. E.Reynolds, N.Malvern. Missing. Reynolds E.

16th Dec 1916 Gunner W.Spilsbury. Ill. Spilsbury W.

16th Dec 1916 Misses M.Boulter and K.Greenway, Collectors at Butchers' Red Cross Sale. Greenway K. Dudley. Worcester.

16th Dec 1916 Late Rev. H.C.P.Wilkinson. Wilkinson H.C.P Dowty- Worcester.

16th Dec 1916 Mr. And Mrs. T.Walters, who will celebrate their golden wedding next week. Walters T.

16th Dec 1916 Mrs. Hiscock, daughter of Mrs. Emery Teague of Worcester ( wife of Capt. Hiscock,

formerly of Worcester Royal Grammar School ) in Scottish Women's Hospital Corps.

Hiscock Colwell, Worcester.

16th Dec 1916 Worcester Girl Munition makers

16th Dec 1916 Red Cross Work in Worcester: Bandage room. Dowty, Worcester

16th Dec 1916 War Shrine dedicated at Hampton Lovett to the Westwood Park Estate's fighting men. Sage, Worcester

16th Dec 1916 A Cathedral monument to Robert Wylde. To illustrate article by the dean of Worcester. Wylde Robert Harris,101 High st,

Worcester

23rd Dec 1916 Pte. W. Allen. Broadheath. Killed. Allen W.

23rd Dec 1916 Pte. J.T Allen (his brother). Allen J.T.

23rd Dec 1916 Co. Sgt.-Maj F. Morris. Malvern. Wounded (third time) Morris F.

23rd Dec 1916 Sgt. A. Blackwell, Worcester. Wounded Blackwell A.

23rd Dec 1916 Pte. P.T. Bedford. N. Malvern. Wounded. Bedford P.T.

23rd Dec 1916 Pte. T. Lane, Fernhill Heath. In hospital. Lane T.

23rd Dec 1916 Pte. R.C. Purnell, Back to duty after "gassing". Purnell R.C.

23rd Dec 1916 Pte. W. Hale, Evesham. Missing Hale W.

23rd Dec 1916 Rifleman w. Cole, Tewkesbury. Missing. Cole W.

23rd Dec 1916 Regtml. S.M.J Nowell, Catshill. Commission Nowell S.M.J

23rd Dec 1916 Pte. W.Hartland. Hoolbrook. Military Medal. Hartland W.

23rd Dec 1916 Cpl. C.F.Pardoe , D.C.M., Ombersley. Killed. Pardoe C.F.

23rd Dec 1916 Cpl. W.J.A. Sanders , Malvern. Killed. Sanders.

23rd Dec 1916 Cpl. P.G.Bicknell, Bricklehampton. Died of wounds. Bicknell B.G.

23rd Dec 1916 Pte. C.H.Newman, Dormston. Killed. Newman C.H.

23rd Dec 1916 Sig. L.Neal, Stourport. Died of wounds. Neal L.

23rd Dec 1916 Pte.W.Beaman, Abberley. Died of wounds. Beaman W.

23rd Dec 1916 Pte. J.H.Corbett, Evesham. Died of wounds. Corbett J.H.

23rd Dec 1916 Royal Engineers . Field training.

23rd Dec 1916 Col. C.M.Edwards. Edwards C.M.

23rd Dec 1916 Royal Engineers . Pack Section. Iliffe Worcester

23rd Dec 1916 Cathedral Memorial to Duke of Hamilton

23rd Dec 1916 Pte. E.Langford, wounded. Brother of W.J.R.Langford. Langford E.

23rd Dec 1916 1st Class Stoker W.J.R.Langford, brother of E.Langford. Langford W.J.R.

23rd Dec 1916 Cpl L. Burton. Killed. Son of Mr. A.Burton, Lichfield Street, Stourport. Burton L.

23rd Dec 1916 H.Burton, R.N.V.R. Son of Mr. A.Burton, Lichfield Street, Stourport. Burton H.

23rd Dec 1916 Pte. F.Burton, Worcestershires. Son of Mr. A.Burton, Lichfield Street, Stourport. Burton F.

23rd Dec 1916 Pte. C. Burton, Worcestershires. Son of Mr. A.Burton, Lichfield Street, Stourport. Burton C.

23rd Dec 1916 Pte. J.H.Wilson. Fernhill Heath. In hospital. Brother of A.J.Wilson. Wilson J.H.

23rd Dec 1916 A.J.Wilson. Navy. Brother of J.H.Wilson. Wilson A.J.

30th Dec 1916 Presentation to Mr. And Mrs. C.B. de Vit, Worcester, on their marriage. De Vit C.B.

30th Dec 1916 Cathedral Monument to Bishop Gauden Harris, Worcester

30th Dec 1916 Mr. and Mrs. P.J.Pond- Dedication of War Shrine in Droitwich. Pond P.J.

30th Dec 1916 Pte. A.L.Dolphin, Holberrow Green. Killed. One of three brothers. Dolphin A.L.

30th Dec 1916 Sergt. D.Dolphin, Warwicks. Holberrow Green. One of three brothers. Dolphin D.

30th Dec 1916 Dvr. C.Dolphin. R.F.A. Holberow Green. One of three brothers. Dolphin C.

30th Dec 1916 Pte. H.Nind. Husband of Mrs. H.Nind, Tewkesbury. Nind H.

30th Dec 1916 Dvr. J.R.Lewis, Son of Mrs. H.Nind. Tewkesbury. Lewis J.R.

30th Dec 1916 Sergt. R.W.Lewis, wounded. Son of Mrs. H.Nind. Tewkesbury. Lewis R.W.

30th Dec 1916 Cpl. H.W.Lewis, wounded. Son of Mrs. H.Nind. Tewkesbury. Lewis H.W.

30th Dec 1916 Sergt. R.Hemming, Rous Lench. Promoted. Hemming R.

30th Dec 1916 Sergt. W.Hopkins, Broadway. Military Medal. Hopkins W.

30th Dec 1916 Ldg. Seaman L.H.Edgcumbe, Fernhill Heath. Killed. Edgcumbe L.H.

30th Dec 1916 Gunner G.Jarvis, Worcester. Killed. Brother of W.Jarvis. Jarvis G.

30th Dec 1916 Pte. W.Jarvis, Worcester. Killed. Brother of G.Jarvis. Jarvis W.

30th Dec 1916 Pte. G.Ferkins, Worcester. Killed. Ferkins G.

30th Dec 1916 Pte. H.J.Lerry, Worcester. Killed. Lerry H.J.

30th Dec 1916 Pte. H.W.Rodber, Worcester. Killed. Rodber H.W.

30th Dec 1916 A.-Sergt. A.G.Bailey. Wounded. Bailey A.G.

30th Dec 1916 Rifleman H.Parry, Stourport. Killed. Parry H.

30th Dec 1916 Red Cross work in Worcester. Knitting-machine Room.

30th Dec 1916 Worcester Soldier's Birthday card to his mother. (See Jottings.)

6th Jan 1917 Bishop Skinner's Chapel in Worcester Deanery. W.W.Harris. Worcester.

6th Jan 1917 Worcester Pantomime, Cinderella.

6th Jan 1917 Wounded Soldier-Entertainers at Westford Red Cross Hospital, Droitwich. Sage, Droitwich

6th Jan 1917 Pte. F.Rodber, Worcester. Rodber F.

6th Jan 1917 Pte. Horace Halling, Worcester. Wounded. Halling Horace.

6th Jan 1917 Sergt. H.Lane, Malvern. Wounded. Lane H.

6th Jan 1917 Pte. A.W.Dancocks, Pershore. Wounded. Dancocks A.W.

6th Jan 1917 L.-Cpl. A.Daniel, Hampton Lovett. Convalescent. Daniel A.

6th Jan 1917 Sergt. H.C.Smith, Clifton. Military Medal. Smith H.C.

6th Jan 1917 Bomb. A.Lewis, Tewkesbury. Military Medal. Lewis A.

6th Jan 1917 Miss Cynthia Carlton, who entertained 1,700 children at the pantomime. Carlton C.

6th Jan 1917 The late Mr. Benoni Brewer, Worcester. Brewer B.

6th Jan 1917 The Late Mr. J.Lewis, Broadheath. Lewis J.

6th Jan 1917 The Late Ald. G.Radford, Worcester. Radford G. Iliffe Worcester

6th Jan 1917 The Late Ald. G.Hughes, Evesham. Hughes G.

6th Jan 1917 Lieut. Warlow, Worcestershire Regiment. Killed. Warlow. Iliffe Worcester

6th Jan 1917 Capt. Norman Penny, R.F.A. Wounded. Awarded Military Cross. Penny N.

6th Jan 1917 Pte. J.Lane, Guarlford. Killed. Lane J.

6th Jan 1917 Pte. F.Parry, Worcester. Killed. Parry F.

6th Jan 1917 Pte. W.Page, Malvern Link. Killed. Page W.

6th Jan 1917 Gunner S.Shakespeare, Worcester. Killed. Shakespeare S.

6th Jan 1917 Pte. A.J.Baker, Bishops Frome. Died. Baker A.J.

6th Jan 1917 Pte. T.E.Page, Cradley. Died of wounds. Page T.E.

6th Jan 1917 Pte. H.Dimmock, Worcester. Died of wounds. Dimmock H.

13th Jan 1917 Entertainment by chidren of St. Lawrence's Home, Bath Road Worcester. A.J.Neale Worcester.

13th Jan 1917 Draft of Royal Engineers who have left Malvern. C.D.Walton. Malvern.

13th Jan 1917 Whist Drive at St. George's ,Worcester.

13th Jan 1917 The late Mr. E.W.Ratcliffe, formerly of Worcester. Ratcliffe E.W.

13th Jan 1917 Mr. T.C.Davies: St. John Ambulance Honour. Davis T.C.

13th Jan 1917 Major R.G.Cherry, Upton. Military Cross. Cherry R.G.

13th Jan 1917 Lieut. J.R.Blake, Bretforton. ' Mentioned.' Blake J.R.

13th Jan 1917 Lieut. (Acting Captain ) R.H.Cale, Worcester. Military Cross. Cale R.H.

13th Jan 1917 Sergt. N.Parker, Worcester. ' Mentioned.' Parker N.

13th Jan 1917 Lce.- Cpl. H.Faulkner, Bromsgrove. ' Mentioned.' Faulkner H.

13th Jan 1917 Pte. N.J.Mann, Pershore. Killed. Mann N.J.

13th Jan 1917 Lce.-Cpl. T.Coldrick, Pershore. Died of wounds Coldrick T.

13th Jan 1917 Pte. E.Bearcroft, Evesham. Killed. Bearcroft E.

13th Jan 1917 Pte. A.J.Merriman, Stoulton. Killed. Meriman A.J.

13th Jan 1917 Lce.-Cpl. G.Haines, Pershore. Killed. Haines G.

13th Jan 1917 Pte. A.E.Bubear, Worcester. Wounded. Bubear A.E.

13th Jan 1917 Pte. G.Humphreys, Worcester. Wounded. Humphreys G.

13th Jan 1917 Lce.- Cpl. J.F.Parlington, Broughton Hackett, ill. Parlington J.F.

13th Jan 1917 Bishop Fleetwood. Cathedral Monument Harris Worcester

13th Jan 1917 Mr. F.Hall, Clifton -on -Theme, and his war workers. Hall F.

20th Jan 1917 Worcester Women's Volunteer Reserve: Collecting Tins for Comforts Fund.

20th Jan 1917 Capt. Geoffrey Tomkinson, Kidderminster. Military Cross. Tomkinson G.

20th Jan 1917 Lt. Col. F.M. Tompkinson, Kidderminster, D.S.O. Tompkinson F.M.

20th Jan 1917 Capt. ( temp. Major ) C.E.C. Eagles, Coughton, D.S.O., and mentioned in despatches. Eagles C.E.C.

20th Jan 1917 Lt. R.T.Keen, Worcester. Military Cross. Keen R.T.

20th Jan 1917 Lt. H.Smith, Evesham. Missing from 'Ivernia'. Smith H.

20th Jan 1917 Co. Sergt.- Maj. W.Evans, Worcestershires. Military Cross. Evans W.

20th Jan 1917 Members of the Shrub Hill G.W.R. Goods Dept. Office Staff serving with the colours.

20th Jan 1917 New Year arrivals at Battenhall Mount Hospital, Worcester.

20th Jan 1917 Corpl. E.Ballinger, Worcestershires. Mentioned in despatches. Ballinger E.

20th Jan 1917 Sergt. B.Spilsbury, Colwall. D.C.M. Spilsbury B.

20th Jan 1917 Sergt. F.D.Vant, Evesham. D.C.M. and Croix de Guerre. Vant .FD.

20th Jan 1917 Corpl. G.Vant, Evesham. Killed. Vant G.

20th Jan 1917 Sergt. E.J.Bowen, Evesham. Killed. Bowen E.J.

20th Jan 1917 Sergt. R. Young. Died of wounds. Young R.

20th Jan 1917 Pte. W.F.Goodwin, Kempsey. Killed. Goodwin W.F.

20th Jan 1917 Pte. C.Preece, Malvern. Died. Preece C.

20th Jan 1917 Trooper J.L.Roberts. Prisoner of war. Roberts J L

20th Jan 1917 Pte. G.Jackson, Guarlford. Prisoner of war Jackson G

20th Jan 1917 Recent arrivals at Westford Red Cross Hospital, Droitwich. Sage, Droitwich.

20th Jan 1917 Cathedral Momument to Wm Thomas Dea and Bishop of Worcester. Harris Worcester

27th Jan 1917 Worcester Munitioners' Football Match for benefit of wounded soldiers Fischer-Worcester.

27th Jan 1917 Marriage of Mr. T.J.Southall and Miss F.M. Owden of Worcester. Owden F.M. Dowty, Worcester

27th Jan 1917 Gnr. H. Lowle, son of Mr. J. Lowle, Crimean veteran Lowle H.

27th Jan 1917 Pte. J. Lowle. Wounded. Son of Mr. J. Lowle, Crimean veteran Lowle J.

27th Jan 1917 Pte. W.Houghton, Nr. Malvern. Wounded. Houghton W.

27th Jan 1917 Sergt. H.Digger, Worcester. Sick. Digger H.

27th Jan 1917 Tpr. H.Groves, Worcester. Prisoner. Groves H.

27th Jan 1917 Air Mech. S.M. G.P.Mace, Worcester. Meritorious Servie Medal. Mace G.P.

27th Jan 1917 Pte. H.Phillips. Severn Stoke. Military Medal. Phillips H.

27th Jan 1917 Sergt. G.Troth, M.M., Bromsgrove. Killed. Troth G.

27th Jan 1917 Pte. H.Conn, Pershore. Killed. Brother of E.T.Conn Conn H.

27th Jan 1917 Pte. E.T.Conn. Brother of H.Conn. Wounded. Conn E.T.

27th Jan 1917 L.-Cpl. H.Hall, Wick. Died. Hall H.

27th Jan 1917 Pte. H.Loynes, Abberley. Died. Loynes H.

27th Jan 1917 Marriage of Trooper J.H.Millington, Drakes Broughton and Miss Adelaide Back, Worcester. Millington J.H.

3rd Feb. 1917 Lieut. P.Evans, R.F.C. Worcester. Killed. Evans P.

3rd Feb. 1917 Mr. And Mrs. A.J.Henderson, Pershore. Married at Stratford. Henderson A.J.

3rd Feb. 1917 Cpl. S.Stephens, Military Police. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. J.Stephens,

Brownheath, Martin Husingtree.

Stephens S.

3rd Feb. 1917 Pte.T.Stephens, Worcestershire. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. J.Stephens,

Brownheath, Martin Husingtree.

Stephens T.

3rd Feb. 1917 Pte. W.Stephens, S.Staffs. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. J.Stephens, Brownheath,

Martin Husingtree.

Stephens W.

3rd Feb. 1917 Pte. G.Stephens, Warwicks. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. J.Stephens, Brownheath,

Martin Husingtree.

Stephens G

3rd Feb. 1917 Pte. H.Stephens, A.S.C. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. J.Stephens, Brownheath,

Martin Husingtree.

Stephens H.

3rd Feb. 1917 Pte. J.Stephens Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. J.Stephens, Brownheath, Martin

Husingtree.

Stephens J.

3rd Feb. 1917 Stephens L., Worcestershires. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. J.Stephens,

Brownheath, Martin Husingtree.

Stephens L.

3rd Feb. 1917 Pte. G.Grubb, Worcestershires. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. J.Stephens,

Brownheath, Martin Husingtree.

Grubb G.

3rd Feb. 1917 Cpl. T.Sendall, Malvern, D.C.M. Sendall T.

3rd Feb. 1917 Pte. H.Green, M.M., Sherrif's Lench. Killed. Green H.

3rd Feb. 1917 Gnr. A.H.Bradley, Wyre. Killed Bradley A.H.

3rd Feb. 1917 L.-Cpl. D.C.Robinson, Grimley. Wounded. Robinson D.C.

3rd Feb. 1917 Gnr. K.Williams, Malvern. Died. Williams K.

3rd Feb. 1917 Sergt. A.Edwards, Worcester. ILL. Edwards A.

3rd Feb. 1917 Dvr. F.A.Knight, Swinesherd. ILL Knight F.A.

3rd Feb. 1917 Cpl. W.H.Watkins, Worcester. ILL Watkins W.H.

3rd Feb. 1917 Opening of new Droitwich home for rheumatic patients.

3rd Feb. 1917 Worcestershire Regimental Cooks.

3rd Feb. 1917 Worcestershire R.E. team.

10th Feb. 1917 Skating Scene at Bevere.

10th Feb. 1917 Entertainment at St Mary's Worcester

10th Feb. 1917 Cathedral Momument to Bishop Hough Harris Worcester

10th Feb. 1917 W.J.Walters, R.E. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Walters, Pinkett Street, Worcester. Walters W.J.

10th Feb. 1917 L.-Cpl. Ins. A.Walters, A.S.C. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Walters, Pinkett Street, Worcester. Walters A.

10th Feb. 1917 Tpr. F.Walters, Yeomanry.Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Walters, Pinkett Street, Worcester. Walters F.

10th Feb. 1917 Gnr. A.Walters, R.F.A. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Walters, Pinkett Street, Worcester. Walters A.

10th Feb. 1917 Dvr. E.Walters R.F.A. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Walters, Pinkett Street, Worcester. Walters E.

10th Feb. 1917 Dvr. B.Walters, R.F.A. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Walters, Pinkett Street, Worcester. Walters B.

10th Feb. 1917 Gnr. J.W.Roberts, R.F.A. Roberts J.W.

10th Feb. 1917 Sergt. S. Yarnold, Worcester, wounded. Brother of G. and C. Yarnold. Yarnold S.

10th Feb. 1917 Sergt. G.Yarnold ( his brother ). Killed. Yarnold G.

10th Feb. 1917 Pte. C.Yarnold. ( his brother ). Gassed. Yarnold C.

10th Feb. 1917 Capt. E.H.Hiscock, Worcester. Killed. Hiscock E.H.

10th Feb. 1917 Sergt. J.Pressdee, Malvern Link. Military Medal. Pressdee J.

10th Feb. 1917 Tptr. J.Roxburgh, Silver Medal of St. George. Roxburgh J.

10th Feb. 1917 Pte. Jas. Griffin, Suckley. Died. Brother of Jos. Griffin. Griffin J.

10th Feb. 1917 Sh.-Smith Jos. Griffin. Brother of Jas. Griffin. Grifin J.

10th Feb. 1917 Pte. J.Blackford, Broadheath. Wounded. Blackford J.

10th Feb. 1917 Pte. W.G.Badham, A.S.C. Badham W.G.

10th Feb. 1917 Gnr. J.C.Badham. Wounded. Badham J.C.

10th Feb. 1917 Dvr. W. J.Badham. Badham W. J.

10th Feb. 1917 Co. S.-M Jas. Farell. Mentioned in despatches. Brother of B. and J. Farell Farell J.

10th Feb. 1917 Pte.B.Farell. Brother of J. and J. Farell. Farell B.

10th Feb. 1917 Pte. Jos Farell. Brother of B. and J. Farell. Farell J.

10th Feb. 1917 Family of Mrs. Perry, Regent Street , Worcester.

10th Feb. 1917 Pte. C.Perry, wounded four times ( husband ). Family of Mrs. Perry, Regent Street ,

Worcester.

Perry C.

10th Feb. 1917 Pte. A. Attwood, gassed ( brother ).Family of Mrs. Perry, Regent Street , Worcester. Attwood A.

10th Feb. 1917 Pte. W.Attwood,gassed ( brother ). Family of Mrs. Perry, Regent Street , Worcester. Attwood W.

10th Feb. 1917 L.-Cpl. W.Fisher, killed. ( brother -in -law ). Family of Mrs. Perry, Regent Street ,

Worcester.

Fisher W.

10th Feb. 1917 Pte. F.Stanley ( brother-in-law ). Family of Mrs. Perry, Regent Street, Worcester. Stanley F.

17th Feb. 1917 Pte. R.Jukes. Sons, sons-in-law and grandsons of Mrs. Jukes, Cornmeadow, Claines. Jukes R.

17th Feb. 1917 Pte. J.Jukes. Sons, sons-in-law and grandsons of Mrs. Jukes, Cornmeadow, Claines. Jukes J.

17th Feb. 1917 Pre. Allen Jukes. Sons, sons-in-law and grandsons of Mrs. Jukes, Cornmeadow, Claines. Jukes A.

17th Feb. 1917 Pte. Arthur Jukes. Sons, sons-in-law and grandsons of Mrs. Jukes, Cornmeadow, Claines. Jukes A.

17th Feb. 1917 Sergt. R.Jukes. Sons, sons-in-law and grandsons of Mrs. Jukes, Cornmeadow, Claines. Jukes R.

17th Feb. 1917 Sig. C.Jukes. Sons, sons-in-law and grandsons of Mrs. Jukes, Cornmeadow, Claines. Jukes C.

17th Feb. 1917 Dvr. H.Capewell ( son-in-law ). Sons, sons-in-law and grandsons of Mrs. Jukes,

Cornmeadow, Claines.

Capewell H.

17th Feb. 1917 Pte. G.Taylor ( grandson ). Sons, sons-in-law and grandsons of Mrs. Jukes, Cornmeadow,

Claines.

Taylor G.

17th Feb. 1917 Taylor H. Taylor ( grandson ). Sons, sons-in-law and grandsons of Mrs. Jukes,

Cornmeadow, Claines.

Taylor H.

17th Feb. 1917 Sergt. J.T.Allen, Worcester. Killed. Allen J.T.

17th Feb. 1917 Cpl. L.Chant. Malvern Link. Killed. Brother of H.Chant. Chant L.

17th Feb. 1917 Pte. H.Chant, killed. Brother of L.Chant. Chant H.

17th Feb. 1917 Pte. F. Chance, Worcester. Died of wounds. Chance F.

17th Feb. 1917 Pte. F.Cubberley, N. Malvern. Died. Cubberley F.

17th Feb. 1917 Pte. Deacon, Worcester. Killed. Deacon

17th Feb. 1917 Pte. H.Nutt, Hanley Castle. Killed. Nutt H.

17th Feb. 1917 Dvr. W.Jones, Worcester. Sick. Jones W.

17th Feb. 1917 Pte. E. Price, Pershore. Died of wounds Price E.

17th Feb. 1917 Pte. C.H.Burrows. Killed. Burows C.H.

17th Feb. 1917 Sapper W.J.Caulder, Malvern. Wounded. Caulder W.J.

17th Feb. 1917 Gunner G.Hobbs, Claines. Brother of D.C.Hobbs. Hobbs G.

17th Feb. 1917 Tpr. D.C.Hobbs. Brother of G. Hobbs. Hobbs D.C

17th Feb. 1917 Pte. G.H.Tandy, sons and sons-in-law of Mr. And Mrs.G.Tandy,North Piddle. Tandy G.H.

17th Feb. 1917 Pte. E.F.Tandy, Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. And Mrs.G.Tandy,North Piddle. Tandy E.F.

17th Feb. 1917 Gunner T.E.Tandy. Shellshock. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. And Mrs.G.Tandy,North

Piddle.

Tandy T.E.

17th Feb. 1917 Cathedral Momument. Sir Thomas Street. Harris Worcester

17th Feb. 1917 Pte L. Griffin. Sons and sons-in-lawof Mr. And Mrs.G.Tandy,North Piddle. Griffin L.

17th Feb. 1917 Lce.-Cpl. E.W.Kings. Killed. Sons and sons-in-lawof Mr. And Mrs.G.Tandy,North Piddle. Kings E.W.

17th Feb. 1917 Col. R.E.Lyon. Awarded the C.B. Lyon R.E.

17th Feb. 1917 Major W.H.O'Brien. Killed on service. O'Brien W.H. Iliffe Worcester

17th Feb. 1917 Mr. W.H.Kershaw, appointed Alderman of Worcester. Kershaw W.H. Dowty, Worcester

17th Feb. 1917 Late Mr. G.Owen at his wheel. 55 years at Royal Porcelain Works Owen G. A.J.Neale Worcester.

24th Feb. 1917. Frank Edwin Alcock, who broke through ice and rescued a boy. Alcock F.E.

24th Feb. 1917. Major J.M.Reddie, Worcester. Awarded the C.B. Reddie J.M.

24th Feb. 1917. Hannah Snell,a Worcester Woman Soldier. Snell A.

24th Feb. 1917. Farr- Sergt, J.S.Timbers, R.F.A. Meritorious Service Medal. Timbers J.S.

24th Feb. 1917. Sgt. G.J.Harvey, Worcester. Killed. Harvey G.J.

24th Feb. 1917. Sgt. E.Gibbs, Worcester. Died of wounds. Gibbs E.

24th Feb. 1917. Lce.-Cpl. F.J.Genever, Clifton. Killed. Genever F.J.

24th Feb. 1917. Pte. H.T.Perkins, Clifton. Killed. Perkins H.T.

24th Feb. 1917. Lce.-Cpl. R.Moule, Hartlebury. Killed. Moule R.

24th Feb. 1917. Pte. A.Hewitt, N.Malvern. Killed. Twin brother of Cecil Hewitt. Hewitt A.

24th Feb. 1917. Pte. Cecil Hewitt. Killed. Twin brother of A.Hewitt. Hewitt C.

24th Feb. 1917. Lce.-Cpl. W.Dixon, Bromsgrove. Killed. Dixon W.

24th Feb. 1917. Pte. J.Liddiard, Upton. Killed. Liddiard J.

24th Feb. 1917. Pte. W.Brace. R.D.C. Died. Brace W.

24th Feb. 1917. Pte. H.Jeynes, Worcester. Killed. Jeynes H.

24th Feb. 1917. Pte. T.M.Haffield. Killed. Member of A Pooolbrook ( Malvern ) Brotherhood. Haffield T.M.

24th Feb. 1917. L. Haffield. R.H.A. Member of A Poolbrook ( Malvern ) Brotherhood. Haffield L.

24th Feb. 1917. Pte. E.Haffield, Worcestershires. Member of A Poolbrook ( Malvern ) Brotherhood. Haffield E.

24th Feb. 1917. Sgt. C.Haffield, Worcestershires. Member of A Poolbrook ( Malvern ) Brotherhood. Haffield C.

24th Feb. 1917. Pte. H.Haffield, Worcestershires. Member of A Poolbrook ( Malvern ) Brotherhood. Haffield H.

24th Feb. 1917. Pte. R.H.Price, Worcester. Wounded. Price R.H.

24th Feb. 1917. Miserrimus stone and door, Cloisters Worcester Cathedral

24th Feb. 1917. Battenhall Wounded Soldier's Wedding at Cotheridge.

24th Feb. 1917. Entertainment by Holt Girls' Club. W.W.Dowty, Worcester.

24th Feb. 1917. Entertainment by Worcester College House Pupils.

3rd March 1917 Mrs. S.Jones , Rochford. Died at 103. See' Jottings.' Jones S.

3rd March 1917 Co. S.M. W.E. Ward, Bromsgrove. French Military Medal. Ward W.E.

3rd March 1917 War Certificate awarded to Driver H.Mylam of Hallow, on dicharge from army. Mylam H.

3rd March 1917 Pte. P.R.Collins, Radford. Killed. Collins P.R.

3rd March 1917 Pte. T. Dallaway, Hanbury. Killed. Dallaway T.

3rd March 1917 Pte. H.Holt, Crowle. Killed. Holt H.

3rd March 1917 A.B. W.E. Lancelot R.N.D., Hallow. Killed. Lancelot W.E.

3rd March 1917 Pte. W.Morris, Pirton. Died. Brother of A.E.Morris. Morris W.

3rd March 1917 Pte. A.E.Morris. Gassed. Brother of W.Morris. Morris A.E.

3rd March 1917 Pte. J.Southall, Worcester. Killed. Southall J.

3rd March 1917 Pte. J.H.Watkins, Droitwich. Killed. Watkins J.H.

3rd March 1917 Childrens' entertainment at Grimley. Grimley

3rd March 1917 An entertainment by St. Helen's School.

3rd March 1917 Guildhall Red Cross Workers. Dowty, Worcester

10th March1917 Pte. Fred Brotherton. Wounded and gassed. Brother of Cecil and Reginald. Evesham. Brotherton F.

10th March1917 Pte. Cecil Brotherton. Brother of Fred and Reginald. Evesham. Brotherton C.

10th March1917 Pte. Reginald Brotherton. Brother of Fred and Cecil. Evesham. Brotherton R.

10thMarch1917 Pte. F.Allbutt. Tardebigge. Allbutt F.

10th March1917 Pte. E.Marshall, Ombersley. Marshall E

10th March1917 Ladies' Football Match in Worcester. Williamson's team. Worcester. Ladies'

Football Team.

10th March1917 Ladies' Football Match in Worcester. Heenan's team. Worcester Ladies'

Football Team.

10th March1917Mentioned by War Secretary for Valuable war Services.Brevet Col. C.M.Edwards. Mentioned by War Secretary for Valuable War Services. Edwards C.M.

10th March1917 Lt.-Col. E.V.V.Wheeler. Mentioned by War Secretary for Valuable War Services. Wheeler E.V.V.

10th March1917 Lt.-Col. E.W.Larkworthy. Mentioned by War Secretary for Valuable War Services. Larkworthy E.W.

10th March1917 Lt.- Col. E.C.Bullock. Mentioned by War Secretary for Valuable War Services. Bullock E.C.

10th March1917 Lt.-Col. W.R.Chichester. Mentioned by War Secretary for Valuable War Services. Chichester W.R.

10th March1917 Lt.-Col. A.Moody. Mentioned by War Secretary for Valuable War Services. Moody A.

10th March1917 Lt.-Col. W.Robertson. Mentioned by War Secretary for Valuable War Services. Robertson W.

10th March1917 Major F.H.Garnett. Mentioned by War Secretary for Valuable War Services. Garnett F.H.

10th March1917 Major A.Murray Smith. Mentioned by War Secretary for Valuable War Services. Murray Smith A.

10th March1917 The Late Captain Frank Penny. Mentioned by War Secretary for Valuable War Services. Penny F.

10th March1917 Crpl. T.Roberts (husband ). Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of Mrs. Roberts,

Carden Street, Worcester.

Roberts T.

10th March1917 Lce.-Cpl. T.Crone ( brother ). Died of wounds. Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of

Mrs. Roberts, Carden Street, Worcester.

Crone T.

10th March1917 Pte. Frank Williams ( brother ). Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of Mrs. Roberts,

Carden Street, Worcester.

Williams Frank.

10th March1917 Pte. Joseph Williams ( brother ). Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of Mrs. Roberts,

Carden Street, Worcester.

Williams Joseph.

10th March1917 Driver H. Williams ( brother ). Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of Mrs. Roberts,

Carden Street, Worcester.

Williams H.

10th March1917 Sergt. A.O.Roberts ( brother-in-law ). Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of Mrs.

Roberts, Carden Street, Worcester.

Roberts A.O.

10th March1917 Able-Seaman J.Roberts ( brother-in-law ). Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of Mrs.

Roberts, Carden Street, Worcester.

Roberts J.

10th March1917 Pte. F.Roberts ( brother-in-law). Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of Mrs. Roberts,

Carden Street, Worcester.

Roberts F.

10th March1917 Sergt. H.Roberts ( brother-in-law ). Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of Mrs.

Roberts, Carden Street, Worcester.

Roberts H.

17th March1917 Group of Royal Engineers. Iliffe Worcester

17th March1917 Presentation of medals at Norton Barracks by Major-General Western. C.B. Western.

17th March1917 The Late Mr. E.G.Humphreys, Worcester.Mentioned by War Secretary for Valuable

Services

Humphreys E.G.

17th March1917 Mr. J.Humphreys, who has gone to France to lecture to soldiers.Mentioned by War

Secretary for Valuable Services

Humphreys J.

17th March1917 Lieut.-Col. The Hon. H.S.Davey. Mentioned by War Secretary for Valuable Services Davey H.S.

17th March1917 Miss D.Davey, V.A.D. nurse. Worcester InfirmaryMentioned by War Secretary for Valuable

Services

Davey D.

17th March1917 Lieut.-Col.the Hon. H.S.Davey. Mentioned by War Secretary for Valuable Services Davey H.S.

17th March1917 Lieut.-Col. A.Handley R.E. Mentioned by War Secretary for Valuable Services Handley R.E.

17th March1917 Sec. Lieut. J.F.Brierley, Worcester. Wounded. Mentioned by the War Secretary for

Valuable Services.

Brierley J.F.

17th March1917 Sergt. Bell, Worcester. Military Medal. Bell.

17th March1917 Regttl. S.M. C. Hawkes, Shipston. Promoted. Hawkes C.

17th March1917. Pte. A.G.Baker, Worcester. Killed. Baker A.G.

17th March1917 L.- Cpl. Roy. Worcester. Killed. Roy.

17th March1917 Pte. F.A.Davis, West Malvern. Wounded. Davis F.A.

17th March1917 Lce.-Cpl. T.E.Edwards, Malvern link. Wounded. Edwards T.E.

17th March1917 Three Worcester Soldiers' 'Swiss Smile'. See jottings.

17th March1917 Marriage of Gunner F.Turning, R.F.A., Worcester, and Miss Lily Butler of Crowle Butler L.

17th March1917 Pte. F.Hartland , Worcester. Wounded. Hartland F.

17th March1917 Co. S.M. P.Lane. Fernhill Heath. Promoted. Brother of H.Lane. Lane P.

17th March 1917 1st A.M. H. Lane. Brother of P.Lane. Lane H.

17th March1917 Cpl. C.W.Knowles, Royal Fusiliers. Sons of Mrs. Knowles. Ombersley Road. Knowles C.W.

17th March 1917 Cpl. A.J.Knowles, Yeomanry. Sons of Mrs. Knowles. Ombersly Roead. Knowles A.J.

17th March1917 Pte. L.Knowles. In hospital. Sons of Mrs. Knowles. Ombersley Road. Knowles L.

24th March1917 Sergt. P.Wilmott, Worcester. Military Medal and promoted. Wilmott P.W

24th March1917 Sergt. A.Spilsbury D.C.M. Colwall. Awarded the French War Cross. Spilsbury A.

24th March1917 Pte. J.Williams, West Malvern. Killed. Williams

24th March1917 Cpl.E.Lockett, Witley. Killed. Lockett E.

24th March1917 Sergt. J.A.Airey, Worcester. Died wounds. Airey J.A.

24th March1917 Pte. G.Stubbington, Hampton. Died wounds. Stubbington G.

24th March1917 Gunner G.Jeynes, Worcester. Died. Jeynes G.

24th March1917 Pte. C.Morris, Malvern. Died on service. Morris C.

24th March1917 Tpr. C.F. Walford, Malvern. Died while prisoner. Walford C.F.

24th March1917 Pte. W.S.Gerrett, Worcester. Died wounds. Gerrett W.S.

24th March1917 P.O. F.J. Gillett, Hallow. Died on service. Gillett F.J.

24th March1917 2nd Lieut. J.Brigden, Worcester. Commission. Brother of F.M.Brigden. Brigden J.

24th March1917 Pte. F.M. Brigden, wounded. Brother of J.Brigden. Brigden F.M.

24th March1917 Sergt. B.Klee, Malvern. Wounded. Klee B.

24th March1917 Pte. R.W.Ruck, West Malvern. Wounded. Ruck R.W.

24th March1917 Pte. W.Allen. Church Lench. Wounded. Allen W.

24th March1917 Pte. F.Swain, Worcester. Loss of foot. Swain F.

24th March1917 Co.-Sergt.-Major F.J.Allsopp. Died of wounds. Brother of J.Allsopp and H.Allsopp. Allsopp F.J.

24th March1917 Cpl. J.Allsopp. In training. Brother of F.J.Allsopp and H.Allsopp. Allsopp J.

24th March1917 Tpr. H Allsopp. Wounded. Brother of F.J.Allsopp and J.Allsopp. Allsopp H.

24th March1917 Pte. H.Eden, Worcester. Prisoner since Mons. Eden H.

24th March1917 Pte. C.J.Roberts( son ). Sons and grandsons of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Bank Street,

Worcester.

Roberts C.J.

24th March1917 Sergt. W.H.Roberts ( son ) Sons and grandsons of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Bank Street,

Worcester.

Roberts W.H.

24th March1917 Pte. G.Roberts ( son ) . Sons and grandsons of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Bank Street,

Worcester.

Roberts G.

24th March1917 Pte. T.Griffiths ( grandson ) .Sons and grandsons of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Bank Street,

Worcester.

Griffiths T.

24th March1917 Bomb. C.Griffiths ( grandson ). Sons and grandsons of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Bank Street,

Worcester.

Griffiths C.

24th March1917 Dvr. W.Griffiths ( grandson ). Sons and grandsons of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Bank Street,

Worcester.

Griffiths W.H.

24thMarch1917 Pte. G.Bruton ( grandson ). Sons and grandsons of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Bank Street,

Worcester.

Bruton G.

24th March1917 Pte. W.Whitehouse ( son ). Wounded. Sons,grandsons,sons-in-law,and nephews of Mrs.

Whitehouse, 97, Woolhope Road, Worcester.

Whitehouse W.

24th March1917 Dvr. J.Whitehouse (son ). France. Sons,grandsons,sons-in-law,and nephews of Mrs.

Whitehouse, 97, Woolhope Road, Worcester

Whitehouse J.

24th March1917 Pte. F.A.Whitehouse ( son ). In hospital. Sons,grandsons,sons-in-law,and nephews of Mrs.

Whitehouse, 97, Woolhope Road, Worcester

Whitehouse F.A.

24th March1917 Pte. V.Merrell ( grandson ). Recovering from gassing. Sons,grandsons,sons-in-law,and

nephews of Mrs. Whitehouse, 97, Woolhope Road, Worcester

Merrell V.

24th March1917 Pte. G.Merrell ( grandson ). France. Sons,grandsons,sons-in-law,and nephews of Mrs.

Whitehouse, 97, Woolhope Road, Worcester

Merrell G.

24th March1917 L.-cpl.W.Modley ( grandson ). India. Sons,grandsons,sons-in-law,and nephews of Mrs.

Whitehouse, 97, Woolhope Road, Worcester

Modley W.

24th March1917 Pte. W.W. Holder ( son-in-law ). Training. Sons,grandsons,sons-in-law,and nephews of

Mrs. Whitehouse, 97, Woolhope Road, Worcester

Holder W.W.

24th March1917 Pte. G.H.Haynes ( son-in-law ). Training. Sons,grandsons,sons-in-law,and nephews of

Mrs. Whitehouse, 97, Woolhope Road, Worcester

Haynes G.H.

24th March1917 Pte. F.Winter ( nephew ). Training. Sons,grandsons,sons-in-law,and nephews of Mrs.

Whitehouse, 97, Woolhope Road, Worcester

Winter P.F.

24th March1917 2nd. Lieut. G.Bowen ( nephew ). France. Sons,grandsons,sons-in-law,and nephews of

Mrs. Whitehouse, 97, Woolhope Road, Worcester

Bowen G.

24th March1917 Pte. A.G.Bowen ( nephew ). Training. Sons,grandsons,sons-in-law,and nephews of Mrs.

Whitehouse, 97, Woolhope Road, Worcester

Bowen A.G.

24th March1917 Sergt. T.Whitehouse ( nephew ). France. Sons,grandsons,sons-in-law,and nephews of

Mrs. Whitehouse, 97, Woolhope Road, Worcester

Whitehouse T.

24th March1917 The Late Rev. F.H.Ritchings. 42 years Rector of St. Clement's, Worcester. Ritchings F.H.

24th March1917 Canon S.R.James, Malvern. Army chaplain. James S.R. Dowty, Worcester

24th March1917 Minor Canon T.C. de la Hey, Worcester. de la Hey. Dowty, Worcester

24th March1917 2nd Lieut. R.Parton, Worcester. Promoted. Parton R.

24th March1917 Group of Royal Engineers. Dowty, Worcester

24th March1917 Potato Queues in Worcester. Wilkins, Worcester.

24th March1917 Cpl. F.T.Walters, Dines Green. Military Medal. Walters F.T.

24th March1917 L.-cpl.R.H.Crowther, Whittington. Killed. Crowther R.H.

24th March1917 L.-cpl.A.Oliver, Malvern Link. Wounded. Oliver A.

24th March1917 Pte.C. Carter, Malvern Wells. Wounded. Carter C.

24th March1917 Dvr. S.J.Bradley. R.F.A. Wounded. Sons of Mrs. Bradley, Infirmary Walk, Worcester. Bradley S.J.

24th March1917 Pte. W.Bradley, Devons. Sons of Mrs. Bradley, Infirmary Walk, Worcester. Bradley W.

24th March1917 Pte. F.Bradley, Worcestershires. Sons of Mrs. Bradley, Infirmary Walk, Worcester. Bradley F.

24th March1917 Dvr. W.Bradley, R.F.A. Sons of Mrs. Bradley, Infirmary Walk, Worcester. Bradley W.

24th March1917 Sapper H.F.Brookes, R.E., Worcester. Recovered from fever. Brookes H.F.

24th March1917 Pte. W.H.Wilde. Killed. Grandsons of the late Mr. William Wilde. Wilde W.H.

24th March1917 Pte. J.Wilde. In hospital. Grandsons of the late Mr. William Wilde. Wilde J.

24th March1917 Cpl. A.H.Wilde. Grandsons of the late Mr. William Wilde Wilde A.H.

24th March1917 Pte. A.W.Penny, R.E. Penny A.W.

24th March1917 Pte. J.Ewels, R.F.A. brother of C.and F. Ewels Ewels J.

24th March1917 Pte. F.Ewels, Manchesters, brother of J. C. Ewels Ewels F.

24th March1917 Pte. C.Ewels,Canadians, brother of F, and J. Ewels. Ewels C.

24th March1917 Pte. G.H.Bosworth, KRR. Recovered wounds. Three sons and son -in -law of Mr. And Mrs.

George Bosworth,Bransford Rd. Worcester

Bosworth G.H.

24th March1917 Pte. B.H.Bosworth. M.T., A.S.C., France. Three sons and son -in -law of Mr. And Mrs.

George Bosworth,Bransford Rd. Worcester

Bosworth B.H.

24th March1917 Pte. E.V.Bosworth, Worcestershire. Killed. Three sons and son -in -law of Mr. And Mrs.

George Bosworth,Bransford Rd. Worcester

Bosworth E.V.

24th March1917 Pte. E.J.Warmington, Essex ( son in law )Three sons and son -in -law of Mr. And Mrs.

George Bosworth,Bransford Rd. Worcester

Warmington E.J.

24th March1917 Pte. E.Sanders. Worcestershires. Wounded. Three sons and son- in- law of Mr. R.

Sanders, Claines.

Sanders E.

24th March1917 Dvr. O. Sanders, R.H.A. Three sons and son- in- law of Mr. R. Sanders, Claines. Sanders O.

24th March1917 Dvr. H.Sanders, Canadians. Three sons and son- in- law of Mr. R. Sanders, Claines. Sanders H.

24th March1917 Pt. J.Potter, Worcestershires. Son-in-law of Mr. R. Sanders, Claines. Potter J.

24th March1917 A Potato Queue in Worcester.

24th March1917 The late Canon Phillips, Worcester. Phillips Canon Stretton, Worcester.

24th March1917 Rev. Father J. Parsons. Worcester. Chaplain to Forces. Parsons J. Iliffe, Worcester.

24th March1917 Major C.E.Saddon. Evesham. Wounded third time. Saddon C.E.

24th March1917 2nd. Lt. R.W.Ferriday. Worcester. Commisioned. Ferriday R.W.

24th March1917 Heenan and Froude's v. Sailor's Football Match.

31st March 1917 Cpl F.T. Walters Dines Green Military Medal

31st March 1917 L-cpl R.H. Crowther. Whittington. Killed

31st March 1917 L-cpl A. Oliver. Malvern Link. Wounded

31st March 1917 Pte. C. Carter. Malvern Wells. Wounded

31st March 1917 Sapper H.F. Brookes, R.E. Worcester. Recovered from fever

31st March 1917 Dvr S.J. Bradley . R.F.A. Wounded

31st March 1917 Four sons of Mrs Bradley, Infirmary Walk, Worcester.

31st March 1917 Pte. W. Bradley. Devons

31st March 1917 Pte. F. Bradley. Worcestershires

31st March 1917 Dvr. W. Bradley. R.F.A.

31st March 1917 Pte. A.W.Penny, R.E.

31st March 1917 Pte. J. Ewels. R.F.A.

31st March 1917 Pte. C. Ewels.Manchesters.

31st March 1917 Grandsons of the late Mr William Wilde and nephews of Mrs Noond. Fernhill Heath

31st March 1917 Pte. J. Evans Canadians

31st March 1917 Pte. S. Evans. Killed.

31st March 1917 Sergt L. J. Hill. Killed

31st March 1917 Pte. W. H. Widle. Killed

31st March 1917 Pte. J. Wilde. In Hospital.

31st March 1917 Cpl. A. H. Wilde. Died wounds.

31st March 1917 Three sons and son in law of Mr George Bosworth. Bransford. Worcester.

31st March 1917 Pte.G. H. Bosworth. K. R.R. Recovered wounds.

31st March 1917 Pte. B. H. Bosworth. M.T. A.S.C. France.

31st March 1917 Pte. E.V. Bosworth. Worcestershires. Killed.

31st March 1917 Pte.E.J. Warmington. Essex. (son in law)

31st March 1917 Three sons and son in law of Mr R Sanders. Claines

31st March 1917 Pte. E. Sanders. Worcestershires. Wounded

31st March 1917 Dvr. O. Sanders. R.H.A.

31st March 1917 Dvr. H. Sanders. Canadians

31st March 1917 Pte. J. Potter. Worcestershires.(son in law)

31st March 1917 A Potato Queue in Worcester. Dowty.

31st March 1917 The late Canon Phillips, Worcester. Stretton, Worcester.

31st March 1917 Rev. Father J. Parsons. Worcester. Chaplain to Forces. Iliffe, Worcester.

31st March 1917 Major C.E.Saddon. Evesham. Wounded third time.

31st March 1917 2nd Lt R. W. Ferriday. Worcester. Commissioned.

31st March 1917 Staff and patients at Abbey Manor Auxiliary Hospital. Evesham. (Commandant Mrs Haynes-

Rudge.)

31st March 1917 Heenan and Froude's v. Sailor's Football Match.

31st March 1917 Sailers team and Heenan's Team

7th April 1917 Capt.M.E.J.Wingfield Stratford. Adjutant 2nd Battalion Worcestershire Volunteer Regiment. Wingfield Stratford

M.E.J.

Dowty.

7th April 1917 2nd. Lieut. G.H.Temple Bourne, formerly Worcester. Killed. Temple Bourne G.H.

7th April 1917 Dvr. A.Worthington, formerly Worcester. Military Medal. Worthington A.

7th April 1917 Pte. W. Underhill, Malvern Link. Wounded. Underhill W.

7th April 1917 Driver S.G.Adams A.S.C. Carden Street. Husband of Mrs. Adams Adams S.G.

7th April 1917 Mrs .Adams, wife of S.G.Adams. Adams Mrs.

7th April 1917 Pte. W.Adams, Lancashire, wounded. Sons and nephews of Mr. And Mrs. Adams, Carden

Street.

Adams W

7th April 1917 Gunner Frank Adams, R.H.A. Sons and nephews of Mr. And Mrs. Adams, Carden Street. Adams Frank

7th April 1917 Sapper Alfred Adams. Sons and nephews of Mr. And Mrs. Adams, Carden Street. Adams Alfred

7th April 1917 Pte. Frederick Adams. S.Wales Borderers. Sons and nephews of Mr. And Mrs. Adams,

Carden Street.

Adams Frederick

7th April 1917 Stoker W.Banks ( nephew ) .Sons and nephews of Mr. And Mrs. Adams, Carden Street. Banks W

7th April 1917 Driver A.Banks. R.H.A., ( nephew ) wounded. Sons and Nephews of Mr. And Mrs. Adams

Carden Street

Banks A

7th April 1917 Sergt. S. Adams. Worcestershires. Military Medal. Sons and nephews of Mr. And Mrs.

Adams, Carden Street.

Adams S.

7th April 1917 Cathedral Monument, Bishop Maddox. Maddox W.W.Harris. Worcester.

7th April 1917 The Hostel Crew. Winners of the Ley House Challenge Cup at Worcester Cathedral King's

School Regatta.

Regatta

7th April 1917 Students of Worcester College for the Blind digging up their playing grounds. Colwell. Worcester. Dowty.

Worcester

14th April 1917 Pte. W Townsend, Worcester. Wounded Townsend. W.

14th April 1917 Pte. H. W. Denman. Malvern Link. Wounded. Denman. H. W.

14th April 1917 Gunner G Reeves, Blackwell. Wounded. Reeves. G.

14th April 1917 Pte Osborne. Fernhill Heath. Wounded fourth time. Osborne.

14th April 1917 Pte T Hewins, Malvern. Wounded. Hewins. T.

14th April 1917 L-cpl. H. G. Harvey, Worcester. Wounded. Harvey. H. G.

14th April 1917 L-cpl. A. Hartiss, Sheriff's Lench. Wounded. Hartiss. A.

14th April 1917 Pte. W. Pickersgill. Worcester. Killed. Pickersgill. W.

14th April 1917 Pte. G. Candlin. (his chum). Killed. Candlin. G.

14th April 1917 Gunner W. Candlin. R.F.A. Pte. F. Candlin. Worcestershires. (Pte. Candlins Brothers) Candlin. W.

14th April 1917 Gunner W. Candlin. R.F.A. Pte. F. Candlin. Worcestershires. (Pte. Candlins Brothers) Candlin. F.

14th April 1917 Late Mr. J. L. Sylvester. (See "local news.") Sylvester. J. L.

14th April 1917 Cpl. L. Brown. Malvern. Military Medal. Brown. L.

14th April 1917 Pte. H. Bartlett. Malvern Link. Military Medal. Bartlett H.

14th April 1917 Pte. W. H. Bartlett. (his brother). Military Medal. Bartlett W.H.

14th April 1917 Sergt. J. W. Ricketts. Worcester. Meritorious Service Medal. Ricketts. J. W.

14th April 1917 Bomb. P. Badham, Worcester. (See "Worcestershire and War.") Badham. P.

14th April 1917 L.-Sergt. J. Matty. Tewkesbury. Killed. Matty. J.

14th April 1917 Pte. A Owen. Kidderminster. D.C.M. Owen. A.

14th April 1917 Pte. G. Banner. M.M., Bromsgrove Banner. G.

14th April 1917 Saddler M.E. Beck. Harvington. Died. Beck. M. E.

14th April 1917 Cathedral Monuments, Dr. Johnson, Bishop Hurd and his tomb. To illustrate articles by the

Dean of Worcester.

Johnson. Dr. W. W. Harris, 101 High

Street, Worcester.

14th April 1917 Cathedral Monuments, Dr. Johnson, Bishop Hurd and his tomb. To illustrate articles by the

Dean of Worcester.

Hurd. Bishop W. W. Harris, 101 High

Street, Worcester.

14th April 1917 E.R. Artificer J. W. Harber, R.N., and Miss Dora Caswell, married at Powick Harber. J. W.

14th April 1917 Ploughing by motor tractor at Allesboro', Pershore. T. Glover & Sons, Pershore

14th April 1917 Funeral at Martin Hussingtree of Capt. P. U. Vigors, M.V.O. Vigors. P. U.

14th April 1917 Worcester Churchmen's Procession on Good Friday

21st April 1917 Worcester Children in Operatta "Zurika".

21st April 1917 Workers at the Guildhall Red Cross Depot. Commandant the Mayoress (Mrs. A . Carlton).

(See "jotting,")

Carlton. A. Dowty, Worcester

21st April 1917 Late Mr. J. Powell. Lower Wick. Powell. J. Dowty. Worcester

21st April 1917 Late Capt. P. U. Vigors M.V.O. Vigors. P. U. Iliffe, Worcester.

21st April 1917 2nd Lt. V. C. Morris, R.F.C., Worcester. Missing Morris. V. C. Dowty. Worcester

21st April 1917 2nd Lt. H. R. Smith, Evesham. Commissioned. Smith. H. C. F Gregg. Evesham

21st April 1917 2nd Lt. F. Stanway. Worcester. Killed. Stanway. F.

21st April 1917 2nd Lt. C. St. Maur Williams. Worcester. Wounded. St. Maur Williams. C.

21st April 1917 Sapper A. Darling. Worcester. Military Medal. Darling. A.

21st April 1917 Pte. W.Lavendar, Worcester. Military Medal. Lavendar W.

21st April 1917 Pte. L.Boraston, Malvern. Died of wounds. Boraston L.

21st April 1917 Pte. A.T.Cowley, Fladbury. Killed. Cowley A.T.

21st April 1917 Pte. G.Weston, Worcester. Killed. Weston G.

21st April 1917 Pte. W.G.Holmes, Worcester. Wounded. Holmes W.G.

21st April 1917 Pte. W.Payne , Worcester. Missing. Payne W.

21st April 1917 Pte. S.Pearson, Evesham. Prisoner. Pearson S.

21st April 1917 Dvr. P.J.Bright, Worcester. Wounded. Brother of A.B.L and A. Bright. Bright P.J.

21st April 1917 A.B.L.Bright. Brother of P.J. and A.Bright. Bright A.B.L.

21st April 1917 A.Bright. Brother of P.J. and A.B.L. Bright. Bright.

21st April 1917 Bishop of Worcester dedicates wayside War Shrine at Kempley

28th April 1917 A Foreign Service Draft of Royal Engineers. Dowty Worcester

28th April 1917 Marriage at Droitwich of 2nd Lieut. J. Willmore, Worcestershire Regiment, and Miss

E.G.Crooks, both of Droitwich

Crooks E.G. Sage, Droitwich

28th April 1917 Fox cubs as pets. (See "Jottings")

28th April 1917 Capt. S.Bannister. North Malvern. Killed. Bannister S.

28th April 1917 2nd. Lieut. P.B.Duckworth, Worcester. Killed. Duckworth P.B.

28th April 1917 2nd. Lieut. E.W.Venner, Malvern Link. Killed. Venner E.W.

28th April 1917 Lieut. F.P.Watson, Worcester. Wounded. Watson F.P.

28th April 1917 Worcester & Droitwich Committee R.A.O.B. "Scarlet Pimpernel" Flower Day for Worcester

Infirmary and Motor Ambulances. (Inset: Car presented by sister County of Gloucester.)

(See Jottings")

28th April 1917 Sergt. G.H.Jordan. French Miitary Medal. Jordan G.H.

28th April 1917 Pte. F.Bruton, Malvern. Killed. Bruton F.

28th April 1917 L.-Cpl. C.W.Davies, Brougton Hackett. Killed. Davies C.W.

28th April 1917 Pte. H.Grosvenor, Holt Heath. Killed. Grosvenor H.

28th April 1917 L.-Cpl. J.Deakin, Worcester. Killed. Deakin J.

28th April 1917 Pte G Griffiths, Worcester. Died of wounds Griffiths. G

28th April 1917 Pte. A. H. Pitt. West Malvern. Died wounds. Pitt. A. H.

28th April 1917 Pte. C. W. Mellor. Worcester. Killed Mellor. C. W.

28th April 1917 Cpl. J. Tipton. Malvern. Killed. Tipton. J.

28th April 1917 Pte. H. Webb. Worcester. Wounded. Webb. H.

28th April 1917 Pte. G. Webb. A.S.C. (his brother). Webb. G.

28th April 1917 Sergt. G. W. Hill. Worcester. Wounded. Hill. G. W.

28th April 1917 L-Cpl. P. R. Zealley, Worcester. Wounded Zeally. P.R.

28th April 1917 Cpl. T. Knight Worcester. Wounded. Knight. T.

28th April 1917 Gunner D. H. Haywood, Bengeworth. Wounded. Haywood. D. H.

28th April 1917 Pte. G. F. Lamb. Malvern. Wounded. Lamb. G. F.

28th April 1917 Ex-Sergt. Millns. Worcester (father). Millns

28th April 1917 Pte. F Millns. Wounded (Son). Millns. F.

28th April 1917 L-Cpl. Jennings. In France. (Nephew) Jennings.

28th April 1917 L-Sergt. E Band. Alfrick, (Wounded & missing) Band. E.

28th April 1917 Pte. R. A. Cleeton, Martin Hussingtree, Wounded. Cleeton. R. A.

28th April 1917 L-Cpl. J. Winwood. Little Comberton. Killed. Winwood. J.

5th May 1917 Military Monuments in Cathedral. To illustrate article by the Dean of Worcester. W. W. Harris, 101, High

street, Worcester)

5th May 1917 Presentation to Miss Herbert (Worcester Infirmary Matron). Who is retiring after 23 years'

service, by Cathedral Infirmary Choir.

Herbert. Miss W. W. Harris, 101, High

street, Worcester)

5th May 1917 Initiation of the Mayor of Worcester as a Forester at "Court Sylvan and Pride of the Park". Mayor of Worcester

5th May 1917 Capt. F. W Hemming. Worcester. Killed. Hemming. F. W.

5th May 1917 Capt. T A. Hutton, Pershore. Wounded. Hutton. T. A.

5th May 1917 Lieut. N. F. Acton. Worcester. Killed. Acton. N. F. Dowty.

5th May 1917 Lieut. G. Lessingham Spreckley, Worcester. Killed in action. Lessingham Spreckley.

G

5th May 1917 2nd Lieut. C. N. Harris, Colwall. Killed Harris. C. N.

5th May 1917 Dvr. E Hudson. Fernhill Heath. Wounded. Hudson. E.

5th May 1917 Dvr. Hudson. Worcester. Wounded. Hudson.

5th May 1917 Pte. H. Ross. Evesham. Wounded. Ross. H

5th May 1917 Pte. A. E. Smith. Claines. Wounded. Smith. A. E.

5th May 1917 Sergt. H. Trigg. Malvern. Wounded. Trigg. H.

5th May 1917 Pte. R. Whittall. Worcester. Wounded. Whittall. R.

5th May 1917 Pte. T. J. Stanford. Died of wounds. Sons of Mrs R Stanford, Quay Street, Worcester. Stanford. T. J.

5th May 1917 Cpl. Thos. Stanford. Sons of Mrs R Stanford, Quay Street, Worcester. Stanford. Thos.

5th May 1917 Pte. John Stanford. Sons of Mrs R Stanford, Quay Street, Worcester. Stanford. John.

5th May 1917 Pte Jas. Stanford. Sons of Mrs R Stanford, Quay Street, Worcester. Stanford. Jas.

5th May 1917 Pte. F. M. Draper, formerly Bredon. Killed. Draper. F. M.

5th May 1917 Pte. F. M. Draper, formerly Bredon. Killed Bredon. F. M. (formerly)

5th May 1917 Lce-Cpl. E Edgecox, Evesham. Killed. Edgecox. E

5th May 1917 Pte. C. Green, Colwall. Hospital ship victim. Green. C.

5th May 1917 Rifleman H. W. Lee. Worcester. Killed. Lee. H. W.

5th May 1917 Pte. T. Parrott, Twekesbury. Killed. Parrott. T.

5th May 1917 Gunner A. A. Rudge. Worcester Canadian. Killed Rudge. A. A.

5th May 1917 Pte. S. Ward, Harvington. Died. Ward. S.

5th May 1917 Sapper S. F. Evans, Royal Engineers. Killed. Sons of Mr. F Evans, Claines. Evans. S. F.

5th May 1917 Gunner H. Evans. R.F.A. Sons of Mr. F Evans, Claines. Evans. H.

5th May 1917 Sapper E. Evans. Royal Engineers. Sons of Mr. F Evans, Claines. Evans. E.

5th May 1917 Sons of Mr. F Evans, Claines. Evans. F.

12th May 1917 Sister R. Elliott. Worcester Infirmary, invested with Royal Red Cross. Elliott. R

12th May 1917 Col. A. G. Dawson, Upper Wick. Killed. Dawson. A. G.

12th May 1917 Capt. H. W. House. Malvern Awarded Italian Silver Medal for Military Valour. House. H. W.

12th May 1917 Capt. H. Williams, Worcester. Killed. Williams, H. Dowty, Worcester

12th May 1917 2nd Lt. G. H. Day, Worcester. Missing believed killed. Day. G. H.

12th May 1917 Lt. J. M. Aldana. Old Vigornian. Killed. Aldana. J. M.

12th May 1917 Lt. F. Galton. Hadzor. Killed. Galton. F. Dowty, Worcester

12th May 1917 Lt. E. R. H. Lewis, Hampton Lovett. Died wounds. Lewis. E. R. H. Dowty Worcester

12th May 1917 Sergt. G. H. Oakley, who is attached 2nd Batt. W.V.R., as instructor. Oakley. G. H.

12th May 1917 Marriage at Plymouth of Miss K. W. Parsloe and Mr. William Walker, Knightwick. Walker. William Steer, Plymouth

12th May 1917 The Mayor of Worcester's Card of Sympathy, to be sent to those who have lost relatives in

the War.

12th May 1917 Sergt. E. W. Dash, Malvern. Military Medal. Dash. E. W.

12th May 1917 Cpl. W. A. Harris. Catshill. Military Medal Harris W.A.

12th May 1917 Sergt. J. Tarrant, Worcester. Military Medal. Tarrant J.

12th May 1917 L.-Cpl. W. Tainton, hanley castle. Military Medal. Tainton W.

12th May 1917 Sergt. W. T. Walker, Malvern. D.C.M. Walker W.T.

12th May 1917 Pte. T. Allington, Worcester. Killed. Allington T.

12th May 1917 Sergt. J. H. Bourne, Droitwich. Died of wounds. Bourne J.H.

12th May 1917 Dvr. H. G .Blackford, Worcester. Killed. Blackford H.G.

12th May 1917 L.Cpl. E. Collins, Worcester. Killed. Collins E.

12th May 1917 Pte. W. Hale, Evesham. Killed. Hale W.

12th May 1917 Pte. W. Bridgwater, Pershore. Killed. Bridgwater W.

12th May 1917 Pte. G. T. Harrison, Droitwich. Died of wounds. Harrison G.T.

12th May 1917 Pte. F. B. Green, Whitbourne. Died Green F.B.

12th May 1917 Pte. N. C. Sayer, Malvern Link. Killed. Sayer N.C.

12th May 1917 L.-Cpl. J. Fielder, Malvern. Killed. Fielder J.

12th May 1917 L.-Cpl. B. F. Hughes, Worcester. Died of wounds. Hughes F.B.

12th May 1917 Pte. F. Reynolds, Upton. Died. Reynolds F.

12th May 1917 Arm.-Sergt. T. B. Insley, Worcester. Drowned. Insley T.B.

12th May 1917 Pte. H. Brazier, Worcestershires. Killed. Sons of Mrs. Brazier, Broughton Green,

Droitwich.

Brazier H.

12th May 1917 L.-Cpl. W. Brazier, North staffs. Killed. Sons of Mrs.Brazier, Broughton Green, Droitwich. Brazier W.

12th May 1917 Pte. W. Brazier, North Staffs. Killed. Sons of Mrs.Brazier, Broughton Green, Droitwich. Brazier W.

12th May 1917 Pte. C.Brazier, Worcesteshires. Wounded. Sons of Mrs.Brazier, Broughton Green,

Droitwich.

Brazier C.

12th May 1917 Pte. E.Brazier, Worcestershires. Sons of Mrs.Brazier, Broughton Green, Droitwich. Brazier E.

12th May 1917 Pte. G.F.Brazier, A.S.C. Sons of Mrs.Brazier, Broughton Green, Droitwich. Brazier G.F.

12th May 1917 Dvr. J.Brazier, R.F.A. Sons of Mrs.Brazier, Broughton Green, Droitwich. Brazier J.

12th May 1917 Gunr. H.Rea, R.G.A.., sons of Mr. And Mrs. Rea, Park Cottage, Kempsey. Rea H

12th May 1917 Pte. G.Rea, Hampshires, sons of Mr. And Mrs. Rea, Park Cottage, Kempsey. Rea G.

12th May 1917 Pte. W.Rea, Bedfords. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Rea, Park Cottage, Kempsey. Rea W.

12th May 1917 Pte. E.Rea. Killed. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Rea, Park Cottage, Kempsey. Rea E.

12th May 1917 Sergt. W.R.Clements, Malvern. Killed. Clements W.R.

12th May 1917 Pte. P.J.Clements, Worcester. Wounded. Clements P.J.

12th May 1917 Pte. E.Dallow, Callow End. Wounded. Dallow E.

12th May 1917 Pte. R.J.Drew, Worcester-Canadian. Wounded. Brother of F.Drew. Drew R.J.

12th May 1917 Desp. Rider F. Drew. Brother of R.J.Drew. Drew F.

12th May 1917 Pte. R.Edmunds, Crawley. Wounded. Edmunds R.

12th May 1917 Pte. F.Greatbach, Worcester. Wounded. Greatbach F.

12th May 1917 F.A.Joyner, A.B. West Malvern. Wounded. Joyner F.A.

12th May 1917 Sergt. F.J. Wenden, Leigh. ill Wenden .FJ.

19th May 1917 2nd Lt. D.M.Lewis, Malvern. Killed. Lewis D.M.

19th May 1917 2nd Lt. A.S.Clutterbuck. Killed. Brother of N.E.Clutterbuck. Clutterbuck A.S.

19th May 1917 2nd. Lt. N.E.Clutterbuck. Killed. Brother of A.S.Clutterbuck. Clutterbuck N.E.

19th May 1917 Lt. A.E.Gibbs, Worcester. Killed. Brother of G.F.Gibbs. Gibbs A.E.

19th May 1917 2nd Lt. G.F.Gibbs. Killed. Brother of A.E.Gibbs. Gibbs G.F. Dowty Worcester

19th May 1917 Marriage of Miss D.C.Mann, Worcester, and Mr. J.Hill, Ledbury Hill J.

19th May 1917 Cpl. G.Swannell, Worester-Canadian. Killed. Swannell G.

19th May 1917 Pte. R.Hudson, Worcester-Canadian. Killed. Hudson R.

19th May 1917 Pte. F.A.Smith, Mal. Link. Drowned. Smith .FA.

19th May 1917 L.-Cpl. T. Weston, Kempsey. Died of wounds. Weston D.

19th May 1917 Pte. W.Workman, Crowle. Missing. Workman W.

19th May 1917 Sig. W.Johns, Worcester. Wounded. Johns W.

19th May 1917 Pte. G.M.Nicholas, Worcester. Wounded. Nicholas G.M.

19th May 1917 Pte. S.A.Peacock, Worcester. Wounded ( third time ). Peacock S.A.

19th May 1917 Cpl. G.F.Roberts, Evesham. Wounded. Roberts G.F.

19th May 1917 L.-Cpl, W.Careless, Offenham. Killed. Careless W.

19th May 1917 Spr. J.Clapton, Worcester. Killed. Clapton J.

19th May 1917 Gnr. C.Henn, Worcester. Wounded. Brother of L. Henn Henn C.

19th May 1917 Dvr. L.Henn, wounded. Brother of C. Henn Hen L.

19th May 1917 Sgt. W.Grubb. Martley. Killed. Grubb W.

19th May 1917 Pte. J.Hoskins, Martley. Killed. Hoskins J.

19th May 1917 Pte. C.H.Knight, Hampton Lovett. Killed. Knight C.H.

19th May 1917 Pte. T.W.Hartland, Worcester. Killed. Hartland T.W.

19th May 1917 L.-Cpl. S.W.Morcoombe, Worcester. Killed. Morcoombe S.W.

19th May 1917 Pte. W.Underhill, Mal. Link. Wounded. Underhil W.

19th May 1917 Pte. W.Cooper, Worcester. Wounded. Brother of G. Cooper and J. Cooper Cooper W.

19th May 1917 Pte. G. Cooper. Killed. Brother of W.Cooper and J. Cooper Cooper G.

19th May 1917 L.-Cpl. J. Cooper. Killed. Brother of W. Cooper and G. Cooper Cooper J.

19th May 1917 S. Wheatley A. B. Hadley. Wounded. Wheatley S.

19th May 1917 Pte. H. Abley, Worcester-Canadian. Killed. Brother of Sergt.- Major Abley. Abley H.

19th May 1917 Sergt.- Major Abley, brother of H. Abley. Abley Sergt.-Major.

19th May 1917 Pte. A. Martin, Grimley. Died of wounds. Martin A.

19th May 1917 Sergt.-Dr. A. Mackie, Worcester. Died. Mackie A.

19th May 1917 Pte. C.E.Bridge R.M.L.I. ( son ). Sons, nephews and brothers- in-law of Mrs. H.Bridge,

Fernhill Heath.

Bridge C.E.

19th May 1917 Pte. H.S.Bridge, R.W.Surrey ( son ). Sons, nephews and brothers- in-law of Mrs. H.Bridge,

Fernhill Heath.

Bridge H.S.

19th May 1917 Sapper A.Bridge, R.E. ( nephew ). Sons, nephews and brothers- in-law of Mrs. H.Bridge,

Fernhill Heath.

Bridge A.

19th May 1917 Pte. W.Bridge, Worcestershires ( nephew ). Sons, nephews and brothers- in-law of Mrs.

H.Bridge, Fernhill Heath.

Bridge W.

19th May 1917 Dvr. C.Hooper M.T. ( nephew ). Sons, nephews and brothers- in-law of Mrs. H.Bridge,

Fernhill Heath.

Hooper C.

19th May 1917 Dvr. A.Bridge, A.S.C., M.T. ( brother -in -law ). Sons, nephews and brothers- in-law of Mrs.

H.Bridge, Fernhill Heath.

Bridge A.

19th May 1917 Pte. W.Skinner, Worcestershires, ( brother-in-law ). Sons, nephews and brothers- in-law of

Mrs. H.Bridge, Fernhill Heath.

Skinner W.

19th May 1917 Trumpet-Maj. A.Hooper ( brother-in-law ). Sons, nephews and brothers- in-law of Mrs.

H.Bridge, Fernhill Heath.

Hooper A.

19th May 1917 Sgt. Inst. A.Screenage ( brother-in-law ). Sons, nephews and brothers- in-law of Mrs.

H.Bridge, Fernhill Heath.

Screenage A.

26th May 1917 Co.S.M. Coulter, Worcester, Wounded. ' Mentioned. ' Coulter.

26th May 1917 Pte. F.Davis, Evesham. Wounded. Davis F.

26th May 1917 Cpl. E.Fowler, Evesham. Wounded. Fowler E.

26th May 1917 Bugler W.G.A.Griffin, Worcester. Wounded. Griffin W.G.A.

26th May 1917 Gnr. A.V.King. Malvern. Wounded. Nephew of H.L.Hadley. King A.V.

26th May 1917 Sgt. H.L.Hadley. Wounded. Uncle of A.V.King. Haley H.L.

26th May 1917 Dvr. J.Walford, R.F.A. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Walford, Shrub Hill Road. Worcester. Walford J.

26th May 1917 Bomb. W.Walford. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Walford, Shrub Hill Road. Worcester. Walford W.

26th May 1917 Cpl. A.Walford, Worcestershires. Wounded. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Walford, Shrub Hill

Road. Worcester.

Walford A.

26th May 1917 Sec.-Lt. M.H.House, Malvern. Killed. House M.H.

26th May 1917 Sgt. W.T.Powell, Worcester. Military Medal. Powell W.T.

26th May 1917 Pte. W.Bickerstaff, Broadheath. Died of wounds. Bickerstaff W.

26th May 1917 Pte. A.Clarke, Broadway. Killed. Clarke A.

26th May 1917 Sgt. T.Dowdeswell, Claines. Killed. Brother of H. Dowdeswell. Dowdeswell T.

26th May 1917 H.Dowdeswell. Killed. Brother of T. Dowdeswell Dowdeswell H.

26th May 1917 L.-Cpl.H.Holmes, Sedgeberrow. Killed. Holmes H.

26th May 1917 Obs. R.H.Hicking, Malvern. Killed. Hicking R.H.

26th May 1917 Pte. G.W.Forrester, Cropthorne. Killed. Forrester G.W.

26th May 1917 Dvr. T.Panting, Clevelode. Died. Panting T.

26th May 1917 Pte. G.T.Handy, Moreton. Killed. Handy G.T.

26th May 1917 Pte. F.Sadler, Droitwich. Killed. Sadler. F.

26th May 1917 Pte. D. Sherriff. Defford. Killed. (Brother F. Sherriff) Sherriff. D.

26th May 1917 Pte. F. Sherriff. His brother. (D Sherriff). Killed Sherriff. F.

26th May 1917 Pte. A. C. Wheeler. Stourport. Killed. Wheeler A.C.

26th May 1917 Pte. J Layton. (His Cousin) [A. C. Wheeler] Layton. J.

26th May 1917 Pte. E. A. Insley, W'ster. Died wounds. Insley E. A.

26th May 1917 Pte. G. F. Green. W'ster. Missing. Green. G. F.

26th May 1917 Sergt. E. Colley. Wor'shires. Killed.Sons and son-in-law of Mr. W. Colley, Vine's Lane,

Driotwich.

Colley. E.

26th May 1917 Pte. E Colley. Wor'shires. Wounded. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. W. Colley, Vine's Lane,

Driotwich.

Colley. E.

26th May 1917 Pte. G. Colley. Wor'shires. Died wounds. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. W. Colley, Vine's

Lane, Driotwich

Colley. G.

26th May 1917 Pte. J. Colley. Warwicks. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. W. Colley, Vine's Lane, Driotwich Colley. J.

26th May 1917 Pte. J. Colley. Wor'shires. Missing. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. W. Colley, Vine's Lane,

Driotwich

Colley. J.

26th May 1917 Pte. T. Colley. West Kents. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. W. Colley, Vine's Lane, Driotwich Colley. T.

26th May 1917 Pte. F. Brown. Wor'shires. Died. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. W. Colley, Vine's Lane,

Driotwich

Brown. F.

26th May 1917 Pte. G. Collins. W'ster. Wounded. Collins. G.

26th May 1917 Bishop Philpott, a cathedral monument. To illustrate article by the Dean of Worcester. Philpott. Bishop W.W. Harris, 101, High

Street. Worcester.

26th May 1917 Six Worcestershire Soldiers presented with Good Conduct Medals by Col. Greenway at

Norton Barracks, on Sunday.

Greenway. Dowty, Worcester.

26th May 1917 Nursing staff and patients at Red Cross. Oaklands, Droitwich. Sage, Droitwich

2nd June 1917 Sgt. W. E. Evans. N. Mal. D.S.M. Evans W. E.

2nd June 1917 Sgt. H. L. Choules. Pershore. Military Medal. Choules H. L.

2nd June 1917 Pte. H. Beale, Malvern. Killed. Beale H.

2nd June 1917 Pte. W. Clarke, Malvern Link. Killed Clarke W.

2nd June 1917 Spr. J. B. Ellmer, Shelsey. Died of wounds. .Ellmer J. B.

2nd June 1917 Pte. A. A. Hyde, Leigh. Died of wounds Hyde A. A.

2nd June 1917 Sgt. B. J. Johnson, Malvern. Died of wounds. Johnson B. J.

2nd June 1917 Pte. E. Marshall, Ombersley. Killed. Marshall E.

2nd June 1917 L/c. W. H. Pearce, Malvern. Wounded. Pearce W. H.

2nd June 1917 Pte. J. Lamb, Bengeworth. Died of wounds. Lamb J.

2nd June 1917 Pte. W. J. Peat, Worcester. Killed Peat. W. J.

2nd June 1917 Pte. C. W. Kitsull. Cradley. Killed [brother of J. Kitsull & H. Kitsull] Kitsull. C. W.

2nd June 1917 Cpl. J. Kitsull. Hindlip (brother) [of C. W. Kitsull & H. Kitsull] Killed. Kitsull J.

2nd June 1917 Pte. H. Kitsull. M'vern. (brother) [of C. W. Kitsull & J. Kitsull] Killed. Kitsull H.

2nd June 1917 Pte. W. T. Boutell, M'vern. Wounded. Boutell. W. T.

2nd June 1917 L/c. D. R. Griffiths, E'sham. Wounded. Griffiths. D. R.

2nd June 1917 Pte. C. H. W. Davis, Grimley. Wounded. Davis. C. H. W.

2nd June 1917 Pte. A. L. Partridge. Mal. Link. Wounded. Partridge. A. L.

2nd June 1917 Pte. A. Bridgman, Warwicks. Wounded. Four sons of Mrs. Bridgman, Henry Street.

Worcester.

Bridgman. A.

2nd June 1917 Dvr. H. J. Bridgman. Wor'shires. Convalescent. Four sons of Mrs. Bridgman, Henry Street.

Worcester

Bridgman. H. J.

2nd June 1917 L-Sgt. Bridgman, Wor'shires. Four sons of Mrs. Bridgman, Henry Street. Worcester Bridgman

2nd June 1917 Pte. A. D. Bridgman. T. Reserve. Four sons of Mrs. Bridgman, Henry Street. Worcester Bridgman. A. D.

2nd June 1917 Cpl. Dolphin. E'sham. Wounded. Dolphin.

2nd June 1917 Pte. W. Stronnell. Broadway. Wounded. Stronnell. W.

2nd June 1917 Pte. H. Speake. W'ster. Wounded. Speake. H.

2nd June 1917 Pte. W. Teague. W' ster. Killed. [Brother-in-law S. bird] Teague. W.

2nd June 1917 Pte. S. Bird. (brother-in-law) [of Pte. W. Teague] Shell shock. Bird. S.

2nd June 1917 Pte. J Hughes. (father) Missing. Broadheath. Husband and sons of Mrs Hughes,

Broadheath.

Hughes. J.

2nd June 1917 Pte. Wal. Hughes. (son). Killed. Husband and sons of Mrs Hughes, Broadheath. Hughes. Wal.

2nd June 1917 Pte. E. Hughes. (son). Wounded. Husband and sons of Mrs Hughes, Broadheath. Hughes. E.

2nd June 1917 Pte. W. Hughes. Training. Husband and sons of Mrs Hughes, Broadheath. Hughes. W.

2nd June 1917 Sgt. J. Robinson, Master Cook. Sons of Mrs. Robinson, Lich Street, Worcester. Robinson. J.

2nd June 1917 Pte. W. Robinson. Wor'shires. Killed. Sons of Mrs. Robinson, Lich Street, Worcester. Robinson. W.

2nd June 1917 Gun. E. J. Robinson, R.F.A. Sons of Mrs. Robinson, Lich Street, Worcester. Robinson, E. J.

2nd June 1917 Pte. A. Robinson. Sons of Mrs. Robinson, Lich Street, Worcester. Robinson, A.

2nd June 1917 Pte. B. Robinson. Sons of Mrs. Robinson, Lich Street, Worcester. Robinson. B.

2nd June 1917 Major D. Simcox. Invested with D.S.O. Simcox. D. Iliffe.

2nd June 1917 Capt. C. Knight Coutts, E'sham. Awarded Military Cross. Knights Coutts. C.

2nd June 1917 2nd Lt. J. A. Abel. Commissioned. (See "Wor'shire and War") Abel. J. A.

2nd June 1917 Late Mr. Stanley James, W'ster. James. Stanley.

2nd June 1917 Mrs. Jeffery, aged 88. Awarded Red Cross Badge for Needlework. Jeffrey. Mrs.

2nd June 1917 Cathedral Monuments: The late Earl of Dudley. The late Lord Lyttelton. To Illustrate article

by the Dean of Worcester.

Dudley. Earl W. W. Harris, 101 High

Street, Worcester.

2nd June 1917 Cathedral Monuments: The late Earl of Dudley. The late Lord Lyttelton. To Illustrate article

by the Dean of Worcester.

Lyttleton. Lord W. W. Harris, 101 High

Street, Worcester.

9th June 1917 Worcester Cathedral before restoration. Nave looking East. Choir looking East. To Illustrate

article by the Dean of Worcester.

W. W. Harris, 101 High

Street, Worcester.

9th June 1917 Capt. F. Bailey Perkins, Malvern. Killed. Bailey F.

9th June 1917 Miss Nacy Harrison and her dancing pupils in Shakespeare Matinee at Droitwich. Harrison Nancy Neale, Worcester.

9th June 1917 Co. S.M. A. Jenkins. W'ster. Italian decoration. Jenkins A.

9th June 1917 Co. Q.M.S. F H. Hickling, Malvern. "Mentioned." Hicking F.H.

9th June 1917 Pte. A. W. Spires. E'sham. Mil. Medal. Spires A. W.

9th June 1917 Pte. W. Jelfs, Bretforton. D.C.M. Jelfs W.

9th June 1917 Pte. R.Billey, Broadway. Killed. Billey R.

9th June 1917 Sgt. C. A. Finch, Kinnersley. Killed. Finch C.A.

9th June 1917 Pte. A. J. Ryland. Hallow. Killed. Ryland A. J.

9th June 1917 Pte. A. G. Twinberrow, malvern. Killed. Twinberrow A. G.

9th June 1917 Rifleman V. Webb, Malvern. Killed. Webb V.

9th June 1917 Pte. G. H. Cooper, Malvern. Wounded. Cooper G. H.

9th June 1917 Pte. R. F. Green, Hadley. Wounded. Green R. F.

9th June 1917 Sgt. F. Harris, Worcester. Wounded. Harris F.

9th June 1917 Pte. S. Limerick, Whittington. Wounded. Limerick S.

9th June 1917 Pte. E. J. Mann. In hospital. Mann E. J.

9th June 1917 Pte. D. Wood, Martley. Wounded. Wood D.

9th June 1917 Pte. A. Frost. Father of Privates A. and W. Frost Frost A.

9th June 1917 Pte. A. Frost, brother of W. Frost. In hosptal. Frost A.

9th June 1917 Pte. W. Frost, brother of A. Frost. In hospital. Frost W.

9th June 1917 Mr. W. Perkins ( son ). Sons and grandsons of Mrs. Perkins, Parkfield Lodge, Albert Road,

Malvern.

Perkins W.

9th June 1917 Mr. A. Perkins ( son ). Aeroplanes. Sons and grandsons of Mrs. Perkins, Parkfield Lodge,

Albert Road, Malvern.

Perkins A.

9th June 1917 Staff Dvr. G. H. Perkins ( son ). M. T. Sons and grandsonsof Mrs. Perkins, Parkfield

Lodge, Albert Road, Malvern.

Perkins G. H.

9th June 1917 Cpl. F. Perkins, A.S.C. ( son ). Sons and grandsons of Mrs. Perkins, Parkfield Lodge,

Albert Road, Malvern.

Perkins F.

9th June 1917 Pte. A. Perkins, Lancs. Fusiliers. ( grandson ). Wounded. Sons and grandsons of Mrs.

Perkins, Parkfield Lodge, Albert Road, Malvern.

Perkins A.

9th June 1917 Bugler G. Rose. C.F.A. ( grandson ). Sons and grandsons of Mrs. Perkins, Parkfield Lodge,

Albert Road, Malvern.

Rose G.

9th June 1917 Dvr. A. Perkins, R.F.A. ( grandson ). Sons and grandsons of Mrs. Perkins, Parkfield Lodge,

Albert Road, Malvern.

Perkins A.

9th June 1917 Dvr. E. Meek, R.F.A. ( grandson ). Sons and grandsonsof Mrs. Perkins, Parkfield Lodge,

Albert Road, Malvern.

Meek E.

9th June 1917 L.-Cpl. G .Hill, Malvern Link. Died of wounds. Hill G.

9th June 1917 Mr. S. Wilks, Munitions. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. E. Wilks. Malt House Farm,

Crowle.

Wilks S.

9th June 1917 Cpl. G.R.Wilks, R.F. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. E. Wilks. Malt House Farm,

Crowle.

Wilks G.

9th June 1917 Pte. C.H. Wilks, Somersets. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. E. Wilks. Malt House

Farm, Crowle.

Wilks C.H.

9th June 1917 Pte. A.E.Wilks, M.G.C. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. E. Wilks. Malt House Farm,

Crowle.

Wilks A.E.

9th June 1917 Cpl. F.W.Palmer, R.E. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. E. Wilks. Malt House Farm,

Crowle.

Palmer F.W.

9th June 1917 A.Palmer A.B., Navy. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. E. Wilks. Malt House Farm,

Crowle.

Palmer A.B.

9th June 1917 Bomb. G.Gough, R.F.A. Guarlford. Brother of H. Gough. Gough G.

9th June 1917 Gunner H.Gough R.F.A. Guarlford. Brother of G.Gough. Gough H.

9th June 1917 Dvr. J.Yapp, R.F.A. Yapp J.

16th June 1917 Pte. J. Annis, Pershore. Killed. Annis J.

16th June 1917 Cpl. H.J.Hundley, Bromsgrove. Killed. Hundley H.J.

16th June 1917 Pte. E.Marshall, Persore. Killed. Marshall E.

16th June 1917 Pte. J.R.Riddey, Moreton. Killed. Riddey J.R.

16th June 1917 Pte. C.W.Bullock, Wichenford. Wounded. Bullock C.W.

16th June 1917 Pte. S.Bluck, Grafton Flyford. Wounded. Bluck S.

16th June 1917 Sapper G.Scarlett, Grimley. Died. Brother of A. Scarlett. Scarlett G.

16th June 1917 Pte. A.Scarlett. Wounded second time. Brother of G.Scarlett. Scarlett A.

16th June 1917 Pte. S.Knapper, Leigh. Wounded. Knapper S.

16th June 1917 Pte. J.Wood, Defford . Wounded. Wood J.

16th June 1917 Bomb. H.Tears, F.Heath. Wounded. Tears H.

16th June 1917 Pte. F.Harding, Worcester. Missing. Harding F.

16th June 1917 Pte. A.Salisbury, Tibberton. Prisoner of war. Salisbury A.

16th June 1917 Pte. T.Rogers, M.G., Warwicks. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Rogers, Crowle. Rogers T.

16th June 1917 Pte. S. Rogers, Canadians. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Rogers, Crowle. Rogers S.

16th June 1917 Pte. B. Rogers, Worcestershires. Killed. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Rogers, Crowle. Rogers B.

16th June 1917 L.-Cpl. L. Rogers, Worcestershires. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Rogers, Crowle. Rogers L.

16th June 1917 Spr. B.Clarke, R.E. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Rogers, Crowle. Clarke B.

16th June 1917 C.-S.-M.- W.Child. Awarded Parchment.Sons and daughters of Mr. And Mrs. W.J.Child,

Barbourne Road, Worcester. ( see 'Worcestershire and the War' ).

Child W.

16th June 1917 Sergt. A.G.Child, Worcestershires. Sons and daughters of Mr. And Mrs. W.J.Child,

Barbourne Road, Worcester. ( see 'Worcestershire and the War' ).

Child A.G.

16th June 1917 Mrs. B.Tibbetts, Matron. V.A.D.Hospital, Olton. Sons and daughters of Mr. And Mrs.

W.J.Child, Barbourne Road, Worcester. ( see 'Worcestershire and the War' ).

Tibbetts B.

16th June 1917 Miss M.Child, nurse. V.A.D., Olton. Sons and daughters of Mr. And Mrs. W.J.Child,

Barbourne Road, Worcester. ( see 'Worcestershire and the War' ).

Child M.

16th June 1917 Sergt. G.Fowler. R. Welsh Fusiliers. Son and sons-in-law of Mrs. Fowler, 48, Lower

Chestnut Street, Worcester. ( See Casualty Columns. )

Fowler G.

16th June 1917 Pte. C. Sheward. North Fusiliers. Killed. Son and sons-in-law of Mrs. Fowler, 48, Lower

Chestnut Street, Worcester. ( See Casualty Columns. )

Sheward C.

16th June 1917 Pte. F. Ratcliffe, Worcestershires. Son and sons-in-law of Mrs. Fowler, 48, Lower Chestnut

Street, Worcester. ( See Casualty Columns. )

Ratcliffe F.

16th June 1917 Saddler Saunders, R.F.A. Son and sons-in-law of Mrs. Fowler, 48, Lower Chestnut Street,

Worcester. ( See Casualty Columns. )

Saunders.

16th June 1917 Dvr. W.Fincher, A.S.C. Sons of Mr. And Mrs.Fincher, Malt House ,Crowle. Fincher W.

16th June 1917 Sig. A.Fincher, Worcestershires, wounded. Sons of Mr. And Mrs.Fincher, Malt House

,Crowle.

Fincher A.

16th June 1917 Pte. J.Fincher, R.F. Sons of Mr. And Mrs.Fincher, Malt House ,Crowle. Fincher J.

16th June 1917 Pte. E.Fincher. Training. Sons of Mr. And Mrs.Fincher, Malt House ,Crowle. Fincher E.

16th June 1917 Pte. W.Workman, Worcestershires. Missing. Sons of Mrs. Workman, Crowle. Workman W.

16th June 1917 Pte. A.Workman, Worcestershires. Sons of Mrs. Workman, Crowle. Workman A.

16th June 1917 Dvr. G.Workman, A.S.C. Sons of Mrs. Workman, Crowle. Workman G.

16th June 1917 Pte. F.Catlin, Worcestershires. Wounded. Sons of Mrs. And Mrs. Catlin, Pensham. Catlin F.

16th June 1917 Pte. E.Catlin, Guards. Sons of Mrs. And Mrs. Catlin, Pensham. Catlin E.

16th June 1917 C.Catlin. Navy. Sons of Mrs. And Mrs. Catlin, Pensham. Catlin C.

16th June 1917 British Farmers' ( Tenbury ) Red Cross Motor Launch on the Tigris. ( See 'Jottings' ) Red Cross

16th June 1917 Rev. Oswald Berkeley, Chaplain to Forces. Mentioned in despatches. Berkeley O.

16th June 1917 Sec.-Lt.T.G.Parkes. Awarded Military Cross. Parkes T.G. Dowty, Worcester.

16th June 1917 Petty Officer R.Dowty, R.N.A.S., Worcester, married to Miss Enid Smith ( formerley of

Pershore ) at Smethwick.

Dowty R.

16th June 1917 Miss Enid Smith ( formerley of Pershore ). Married Petty Officer R. Dowty. Smith Enid. Dowty, Worcester.

16th June 1917 First group of pupils of Women's Land Army to be trained at the Leigh Centre. ( 'See

Jotings.' )

Land Army H.H.Dudley, Worcester.

23rd June 1917 Pte. M.Cooper. Killed. Five sons of Mr. And Mrs. J.Cooper, Willow Lane , Martley. Cooper M.

23rd June 1917 Pte. Arthur Cooper, Worcestershires. Five sons of Mr. And Mrs. J.Cooper, Willow Lane ,

Martley.

Cooper Arthur

23rd June 1917 Pte. E.Cooper. Wounded and discharged. Five sons of Mr. And Mrs. J.Cooper, Willow

Lane , Martley.

Cooper E.

23rd June 1917 Pte. C.Cooper, A.S.C. Five sons of Mr. And Mrs. J.Cooper, Willow Lane , Martley. Cooper C.

23rd June 1917 Pte. Allen Cooper, Royal Marines. Five sons of Mr. And Mrs. J.Cooper, Willow Lane ,

Martley.

Cooper A.

23rd June 1917 Sergt. F.Wiliams. Killed. Four sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Williams, Dolday, Worcester. Williams F.

23rd June 1917 L.-Cpl. T. Williams. Killed. Four sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Williams, Dolday, Worcester. Williams T.

23rd June 1917 Dvr. H.Williams, A.S.C. Four sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Williams, Dolday, Worcester. Wiliams H.

23rd June 1917 Pte. J.Williams. Four sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Williams, Dolday, Worcester. Williams J.

23rd June 1917 L.-Cpl. T. Roberts. Missing. Four sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Williams, Dolday,

Worcester.

Roberts T.

23rd June 1917 Cpl. A.T.Woodward, Worcester. Awarded D.C.M. and French War cross. ( See

'Worcestershire and war.")

Woodward A. T.

23rd June 1917 Pte. W. D. Allchurch, Bretforton. Killed. Allchurch W. D.

23rd June 1917 Pte. W. A. Barker. Worcester. Killed. Barker W. A.

23rd June 1917 L-Cpl. T. Gwilliam, Worcester. Died wounds. Gwilliam T.

23rd June 1917 Sergt. J. Need. Pershore, Killed. Need J.

23rd June 1917 Pte. T. Perry, Crowle. Killed. Perry T.

23rd June 1917 Pte. H. Nash, Worcester. Wounded. [brother R. Nash] Nash H.

23rd June 1917 Pte. R. Nash, R.F.A. (his brother) [H. Nash] Nash R.

23rd June 1917 Sig. G. Gibson, Worcester. In hospital. Gibson G.

23rd June 1917 Pte. C. H. Hall, Worcester. Wounded. Hall C. H.

23rd June 1917 Sap. C. H. Phelps, Worcester, Gas poisoning. Phelps C. H.

23rd June 1917 Lt-Cpl. G. Pitt, Suckley. Wounded third time Pitt G.

23rd June 1917 Pte. H. Langford, Worcester. Missing Langford H.

23rd June 1917 Pte. S. Wareing. Worcester. Missing. [Brother J. Wareing] Wareing S.

23rd June 1917 Pte. J. Wareing. Worcester. ILL. [Brother S. Wareing] Wareing J.

23rd June 1917 Tpr. A. W. Willis. Worcester. Wounded. Willis A. W.

23rd June 1917 Pte. A. Jones. Worcestershires. Three son's and son-in-law of Mr & Mrs G. Jones, Hill

Cottage, Whittington.

Jones A.

23rd June 1917 Sergt. G Jones. Wor'shires. Wounded. Three son's and son-in-law of Mr & Mrs G. Jones,

Hill Cottage, Whittington.

Jones G.

23rd June 1917 Pte Jas Jones, Wor'shires. Three son's and son-in-law of Mr & Mrs G. Jones, Hill Cottage,

Whittington.

Jones Jas

23rd June 1917 Gnr. W. Turner, R.F.A. (son-in-law). Three son's and son-in-law of Mr & Mrs G. Jones, Hill

Cottage, Whittington.

Turner W.

23rd June 1917 Gnr. A. Smith, R. F. A. (son-in-law).Three son's and son-in-law of Mr & Mrs G. Jones, Hill

Cottage, Whittington.

Smith A.

23rd June 1917 Corpl. A. Tonks, S. Staffs. (son-in-law). Mil. Medal. Three son's and son-in-law of Mr & Mrs

G. Jones, Hill Cottage, Whittington.

Tonks A.

23rd June 1917 Three son's and son-in-law of Mr & Mrs G. Jones, Hill Cottage, Whittington. Jones G. Mr & Mrs

23rd June 1917 Pte. A. H. Griswold, Royal Marines. Three sons of Mr & Mrs Griswold, Henwick Road,

Worcester.

Griswold A. H.

23rd June 1917 H. W. Griswold, A.B., Navy. Three sons of Mr & Mrs Griswold, Henwick Road, Worcester. Griswold H. W.

23rd June 1917 Pte. J. N. Griswold, R.M.L.I.Missing. Three sons of Mr & Mrs Griswold, Henwick Road,

Worcester.

Griswold J. N.

23rd June 1917 Three sons of Mr & Mrs Griswold, Henwick Road, Worcester. Griswold Mr & Mrs

23rd June 1917 T. H. Everton, R.M.A.C. Five sons and son-in-law of Mr & Mrs George Everton, Droitwich. Everton T. H.

23rd June 1917 Corpl. L. V. Everton, Despatch Rider. Five sons and son-in-law of Mr & Mrs George

Everton, Droitwich.

Everton L. V.

23rd June 1917 Dvr. A. Everton, M.T., A.S.C. Five sons and son-in-law of Mr & Mrs George Everton,

Droitwich.

Everton A.

23rd June 1917 Gur. F.E. Everton, Tanks. Five sons and son-in-law of Mr & Mrs George Everton,

Droitwich.

Everton F. E.

23rd June 1917 R.E. Everton, R.N.V.R. Five sons and son-in-law of Mr & Mrs George Everton, Droitwich. Everton R. E.

23rd June 1917 Gnr. A. W. Harrison, Tanks. Wounded. Harrison A.W.

23rd June 1917 Group of Worcester Shell Makers. H.H.Dudley, Worcester.

23rd June 1917 Worcestershire Men on N. W. Frontier of India.

23rd June 1917 Sec.-Lt. A. L. Cumming, R.F.C. Killed. ( Admiral Cumming's nephew ) Cumming A. L.

23rd June 1917 Col.-Sgt.-Inst. Musk. A.J.Perring, appointed Musketry Instructor 2nd Batta. Worcs. Vol.

Regt.

Perring A. J.

30th June 1917 Lt. and Adjt. N. M. Pearson. Yeomanry. Awarded Military Cross. Pearson N. M.

30th June 1917 2nd-Lt. W. D. Fisher, R.F.A., Evesham. Wounded. Fisher W. D.

30th June 1917 Nursing staff at Battenhall Mount, VAD Hospital

30th June 1917 Presentation of medals on Pitchcroft to next of kin of dead heroes

30th June 1917 Worcestershire soldiers in the East

30th June 1917 Group of Worcester Munition Workers.

30th June 1917 Pte. E. Dent, Malvern. Died of wounds. Dent E.

30th June 1917 Cpl. H. J. Allies, Worcester. Awarded Mil. Medal. Brother of Harold Allies. Allies H. J.

30th June 1917 Gnr. Harold Allies, R.F.A. Brother of H. J. Allies. Allies Harold.

30th June 1917 Sgt. W. Pitt, Worcester. Awarded D.C.M. Pitt W.

30th June 1917 Pte. R. Carter, Worcester. Killed. Carter R.

30th June 1917 Pte. A. Heritage, Evesham. Missing. Heritage A.

30th June 1917 Dvr. B. J. Hessell, Worcester. Wounded. Hessell B. J.

30th June 1917 Gnr. J. H. Morris, N. Malvern. Died of wonds. Morris J. H.

30th June 1917 Pte. W. Stratford, Evesham. Killed. Stratford W.

30th June 1917 Pte. C. E. J. Wilson. Malvrn. Killed. Wilson C. E. J.

30th June 1917 Pte. H. Woodward, Crowle. Wounded. Woodward H.

30th June 1917 Pte. J. H. Weston, Uphampton. Died. Weston J. H.

30th June 1917 Pte. G.Heeks, Labour Batt. Sons and son -in-law of Mr. And Mrs. Heeks, Grove Cottage,

Whittington.

Heeks G.

30th June 1917 Lce.- Cpl.Allen Heeks, R.E.. Sons and son -in-law of Mr. And Mrs. Heeks, Grove Cottage,

Whittington.

Heeks Allen

30th June 1917 Col. Sgt. J. W .Heeks,Warwicks. Sons and son -in-law of Mr. And Mrs. Heeks, Grove

Cottage, Whittington.

Heeks J. W.

30th June 1917 Pte. F.Heeks, Worcesters. Invalided. Sons and son -in-law of Mr. And Mrs. Heeks, Grove

Cottage, Whittington.

Heeks F.

30th June 1917 Gnr. G. Haynes R.F.A. Son -in-law of Mr. And Mrs. Heeks, Grove Cottage, Whittington. Haynes G.

30th June 1917 Cpl. A. W. Senter, Somerset L.I. Three sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs.Senter, Lower

Broadheath.

Senter A. W.

30th June 1917 Sap. E. H. Senter, R.E. Three sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs.Senter, Lower

Broadheath.

Senter E. H.

30th June 1917 Dvr. F. J. Senter, R.F.A. Three sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs.Senter, Lower

Broadheath.

Senter F. J.

30th June 1917 Pte. A. Hancock, Devons. Three sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs.Senter, Lower

Broadheath.

Hancock A.

30th June 1917 Pte. W. Teague, Worcestershires. Killed. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. T.Teague, James

Street, Worcester.

Teague W.

30th June 1917 Pte. E. Teague,Worcestershires. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. T.Teague, James Street,

Worcester.

Teague E.

30th June 1917 Pte. H. Teague, Worcestershires, Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. T.Teague, James Street,

Worcester.

Teague H.

30th June 1917 Pte. S. Bird, shell shock. Son-in-law of Mrs. T.Teague, James Street, Worcester. Bird S.

30th June 1917 Pte.W. Mayall, R.F.A . Son-in-law of Mrs. T.Teague, James Street, Worcester. Mayall W.

30th June 1917 Lce.-Cpl. E. Spencer ( father ) Lce. -Cpl. E. A. Spencer, Worcester and soldier sons. Spencer E.

30th June 1917 Pte. W. Spencer ( son ). In training. Lce. -Cpl. E. A. Spencer, Worcester and soldier sons. Spencer W.

30th June 1917 Lce.- Cpl. A. V. Spencer, Worcesters. ( son ). Killed. Lce. -Cpl. E. A. Spencer, Worcester

and soldier sons.

Spencer A. V.

30th June 1917 Lce. Cpl. H. Munn, Worcesters . Killed. Sons , brother and brothers- in- law of Mr. And

Mrs. R. Munn, Rhydd Laundry, Hanley Castle, late of School House, Saintbury, Broadway.

Munn H.

30th June 1917 Pte. Frank Munn, A.S.C. Sons , brother and brothers- in- law of Mr. And Mrs. R. Munn,

Rhydd Laundry, Hanley Castle, late of School House, Saintbury, Broadway.

Munn Frank.

30th June 1917 Pte. F.Munn, R.A.M.C. Sons , brother and brothers- in- law of Mr. And Mrs. R. Munn,

Rhydd Laundry, Hanley Castle, late of School House, Saintbury, Broadway.

Munn F.

30th June 1917 Co.-Sgt.- Major C. J. Bishop, R.E., brother- in- law of Mr. And Mrs. R .Munn, Rhydd

Laundry, Hanley Castle, late of School House, Saintbury, Broadway.

Bishop C. J.

30th June 1917 Sons , brother and brothers- in- law of Mr. And Mrs. R. Munn, Rhydd Laundry, Hanley

Castle, late of School House, Saintbury, Broadway.

Pte. W. Hanlett, R.E. ( brother- in -law ). Sons, brothers and brothers- in- law of Mr. And

Mrs. R. Munn, Rhydd Laundry, Hanley Castle, late of School House, Saintbury, Broadway.

Hanlett W.

7th July 1917 Rev. G . F. Hooper with a group of patients at Battenhall V.A.D. Hospital on Pound day. Hooper G. F. W. W. Harris, High St.

Worcester.

7th July 1917 Group of Powick V.A.D.Hospital : Staff and patients.

7th July 1917 Group of Competitors at Comberton Baby Show. Comberton Glover. Pershore.

7th July 1917 Capt. R. C. Lowndes, Little Comberton. Prisoner of war. Lowndes R. C.

7th July 1917 Presentation to Patrol Leader Hughes ( St.Barnabas' Troop of Boy Scouts ) for Life saving

at Stourport.

Hughes.

7th July 1917 Pte. J. Pitman, Worcesters. Twice wounded. Sons of Mrs. Pitman, Sinton, Ombersley. Pitman J.

7th July 1917 Pte. L. G. Pitman, Canadians. Killed. Sons of Mrs. Pitman, Sinton, Ombersley. Pitman L. G.

7th July 1917 Sergt. A. Pitman. A.S.C. Sons of Mrs. Pitman, Sinton, Ombersley. Pitman A.

7th July 1917 L.- Cpl. C. Rooke, Worcester. Wounded. Awarded Military Medal. Rooke C.

7th July 1917 Dvr. W. C. Lewis, R.F.A. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. A. Lewis, McIntyre Road, Worcester. Lewis W.C.

7th July 1917 Dvr. P. G. Lewis, R.F.A. In hospital. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. A. Lewis, McIntyre Road,

Worcester.

Lewis P.G.

7th July 1917 Gnr. B. H. Lewis, R.F.A. Wounded. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. A. Lewis, McIntyre Road,

Worcester.

Lewis B.H.

7th July 1917 Bandsman S. Lewis, Wordestershires. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. A. Lewis, McIntyre Road,

Worcester.

Lewis S.

7th July 1917 Pte. B. Biddle, Worcester. Killed. Biddle B.

7th July 1917 L.-Cpl. H. Brace, Worcester. Killed. Brace H.

7th July 1917 Pte. F.A. Canning, Offenham. Killed. Canning F. A.

7th July 1917 Pte. J. W. Evans, Suckley. Killed Evans J. W.

7th July 1917 Pte. S. Mason, Worcester. Killed. Mason S.

7th July 1917 Pte. R. Gwynne, D.C.M., West Malvern. Died wounds. Gwynne R.

7th July 1917 Gnr. G. A. Hall, Worcester. Killed. Hall G. A.

7th July 1917 Dvr. G. Hammond, Worcester. Killed. Hammond G.

7th July 1917 Bomb. T. Booton, Worcester-Canadian, Wounded, Booton T.

7th July 1917 Pte. F. Harding, Royal Marines. Missing ( husband ). Husband, brothers and brothers-in-

law of Mrs. Harding, Severn Street, Worcester.

Harding F.

7th July 1917 Pte. C. Taylor, Lancs. Wounded twice ( brother ).Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of

Mrs. Harding, Severn Street, Worcester.

Taylor C.

7th July 1917 Pte. J. Taylor, R.H.A. ( brother ). Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of Mrs. Harding,

Severn Street, Worcester.

Taylor J.

7th July 1917 L.-Cpl. J. Taylor, Herefords ( brother )Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of Mrs.

Harding, Severn Street, Worcester.

Taylor J.

7th July 1917 Pte. W. Taylor, A.S.C. ( brother ). Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of Mrs. Harding,

Severn Street, Worcester.

Taylor W.

7th July 1917 Pte. F. Harding, R.F.A. ( brother- in-law ). Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of Mrs.

Harding, Severn Street, Worcester.

Harding F.

7th July 1917 Pte. G. Harding, S.W.Bord. ( brother-in-law )Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of Mrs.

Harding, Severn Street, Worcester.

Harding G.

14th July 1917 Worcester Cathedral King's School and Royal Grammar School, O.T.C. Inspections by Col.

Greenway.

Greenway.

14th July 1917 Williams W. T. New Postmaster of Worcester. Williams W. T.

14th July 1917 Miss E . M . Riley, Worcester, graduated B.A. at Birmingham University. Riley E M.

14th July 1917 Late Mrs. S. Hewlett, oldest inhabitant of Abbots Norton. Hewlett S.

14th July 1917 Lieut. A. J. B. Hudson, M.C. Killed. Hudson A. J. B.

14th July 1917 Worcester ' Pram Parade.' Dowty, Worcester.

14th July 1917 ex-Pte. W. Gardner. An Eckington family. Gardner W.

14th July 1917 Sergt. E.Gardner. An Eckington family. Gardner E.

14th July 1917 Pte. G. Gardner. An Eckington family. Gardner G.

14th July 1917 Gunner T. Gardner, wounded. An Eckington family. Gardner T.

14th July 1917 Bomb. V. Lewis, Malvern. Died. Wounds. Lewis V.

14th July 1917 Pte. C. Clinton, Claines. Wounded. Clinton C.

14th July 1917 Pte. G. Griffiths. Missing. Sons of Mrs. Griffiths, Howsell Road, Malvern Link. Griffiths G.

14th July 1917 Pte. W. Griffiths. Invalided. Sons of Mrs. Griffiths, Howsell Road, Malvern Link. Griffiths W.

14th July 1917 Pte. J. Griffiths. Sons of Mrs. Griffiths, Howsell Road, Malvern Link. Griffiths J.

14th July 1917 Mr. J. S. Sanders. Commissioned. Sanders J. S .

14th July 1917 Pte. F. W. Moore, Belbroughton. Awarded Military Medal. Moore F. W.

14th July 1917 S. M. D. Dolphin, Belberrow Green. Killed. Dolphin D.

14th July 1917 Sgt. H. Byrd, Evesham. Died. Byrd H.

14th July 1917 Pte. H. S. Coopey, Callow End. Died of Wounds. Coopey H. S.

14th July 1917 Pte. A. Clements, Bromyard. Killed. Clements A.

14th July 1917 Pte. S. J. Jones, Callow End. Killed. Jones S. J.

14th July 1917 Lce.-Cpl. P. Knott, Worcester. Killed. Knott P.

14th July 1917 Gunner R. E. Parsons, Worcester. Killed. Parsons R. E.

14th July 1917 Sig. L. J. Jones. ( Wounded ). Sons and Son-in-Law of Mr. L. B. Jones, formerley Cherry

orchard, Worcester.

Jones L. J.

14th July 1917 Pte. A. A. Jones. Sons and Son-in-Law of Mr. L. B. Jones, formerley Cherry orchard,

Worcester.

Jones A. A.

14th July 1917 Pte. V. J. Jones. Sons and Son-in-Law of Mr. L. B. Jones, formerley Cherry orchard,

Worcester.

Jones V. J.

14th July 1917 Gunr. Paxton. Sons and Son-in-Law of Mr. L. B. Jones, formerley Cherry orchard,

Worcester.

Paxton.

14th July 1917 Lce.- Cpl. L. R. Terry, Yeomanry. Sons of Mrs. R. M. Terry, Leigh. Terry L. R.

14th July 1917 Pte. L .G. Terry, Coldstreams. Killed. Sons of Mrs. R. M. Terry, Leigh. Terry L. G.

14th July 1917 Pt. W. Terry, T. R. Sons of Mrs. R. M. Terry, Leigh. Terry W.

21st July 1917 Sec.-Lt. T. F. Baylis, Worcester. Died on service. Baylis T. F. Iliffe Worcester

21st July 1917 L.-Cpl. Martin, Worcester. Killed. Martin.

21st July 1917 Pte. J. H. James, Hanley Castle. Killed. James J. H.

21st July 1917 L.-Cpl. W. Norcott, Worcestershires. Died. Sons of Mrs. Norcott, Newdix Court, High

Street, Worcester.

Norcott W.

21st July 1917 Pte. E. Norcott, Worcestershires. Sons of Mrs. Norcott, Newdix Court, High Street,

Worcester.

Norcott E.

21st July 1917 Dvr. T. Norcott, R.F.A. ( T. ). Sons of Mrs. Norcott, Newdix Court, High Street, Worcester. Norcott T.

21st July 1917 Pte. E. E. Boulton. R.A.M.C. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. J. Boulton. Hallow. Boulton E. E.

21st July 1917 L.-Cpl. J. C. Boulton, yeomanry. Wounded. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. J. Boulton. Hallow. Boulton J. C.

21st July 1917 L.-Cpl. H. Woodhall. Temple Langhorne. Awarded Military Medal. Woodhall H.

21st July 1917 Pte. J. Andrews, Worcester. Wounded.. Andrews J.

21st July 1917 Pte. W. Teague, Killed. ( husband ). Husband and brothers of Mrs. N.Teague, George

Street, Worcester.

Teague W.

21st July 1917 Pte. F. Fincher. ( invalided ). Husband and brothers of Mrs. N.Teague, George Street,

Worcester.

Fincher F.

21st July 1917 Pte. J. Fincher. Husband and brothers of Mrs. N.Teague, George Street, Worcester. Fincher J.

21st July 1917 Pte. H. Fincher. Husband and brothers of Mrs. N.Teague, George Street, Worcester. Fincher H.

21st July 1917 Cpl. J. Y. West, Evesham. Wounded. West J. Y.

21st July 1917 A Land Ship in the Egytian Desert. H.M. Land Ship 'War Baby'

21st July 1917 Yeomanry with their camel.

21st July 1917 Mayoress's 'At Home' to her workers at the Comforts and Red Cross Rooms at the

Guildhall, Worcester.

Dowty, Worcester.

21st July 1917 A group of Worcestershire Soldiers somewhere in France.

21st July 1917 A Group of Worcester N.C.O.'s and their Mascot.

28th July 1917 Officers' entertainment at Norton Barracks. Dowty, Worcester.

28th July 1917 Worcester Munitions Workers.

28th July 1917 Pte. C Garbett (husband), died wounds. Husband and son of Mrs Garbett, Lower Wyche,

Malvern.

Garbett C.

28th July 1917 Sgtt. E. G. Garbett (son) died. Husband and son of Mrs Garbett, Lower Wyche, Malvern Garbett E. G.

28th July 1917 Pte. W. Tolley (Worcester), in hospital. Tolley W.

28th July 1917 Lce.-Cpl L. Hand (Worcester), died wounds. Hand L.

28th July 1917 Act.-C.S.M. B. Worsley, D.C.M. (Worcester) killed. Worsley B.

28th July 1917 Bomb. H. Matthews (Worcester), in hospital. Matthews H.

28th July 1917 Lce.-Cpl H. J. Wedgbury (Worcester), prisoner of war. Wedgbury H. J.

28th July 1917 2nd-Lieut. E. M. Buck (Worcester), awarded Military Cross. Buck E.M.

28th July 1917 Pte. T. A. Wakefield, Staffs. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield, 8, Tunnel Hill, Worcester. Wakefield T. A.

28th July 1917 Cpl. A. E. Wakefield, Essex. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield, 8, Tunnel Hill, Worcester. Wakefield A. E.

28th July 1917 Gnr. W. H. Wakefield, In hospital. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield, 8, Tunnel Hill,

Worcester.

Wakefield W. H.

28th July 1917 F. Bennett, A.B., Navy. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs R. Bennett, Bowling Green, Hanley

Castle.

Bennett F.

28th July 1917 Dvr. R. Bennett, A.S.C., M.T in hospital. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs R. Bennett, Bowling

Green, Hanley Castle.

Bennett R.

28th July 1917 T Bennett, Red Cross. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs R. Bennett, Bowling Green, Hanley

Castle.

Bennett T.

28th July 1917 Pte. J. Godfrey (son-in-law), Killed. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs R. Bennett, Bowling Green,

Hanley Castle.

Godfrey J.

28th July 1917 Mr. W. K. Kay entertains at Heron Lodge, Worcester, 200 wounded soldiers and nurses

from the V.A.D. Hospitals in Worcester and neighbourhood.

Kay W.K. Iliffe, Worcester.

4th Aug 1917 Worcester Women Munition Workers

4th Aug 1917 Worcester Commercial Travellers enterain wounded: River trip to Holt Fleet. Dowty, Worcester.

4th Aug 1917 Fete at Brighton House, Barbourne, for Worcester Mayor's Fund for Disabled Soldiers and

Sailors.

Dowty, Worcester.

4th Aug 1917 S'man-Gnr. C. Pither. Navy. Five sons of Mrs C. Pither, Irene Cottage, Hallow. Pither C.

4th Aug 1917 Ldg, S'man G. Pither. Navy. Five sons of Mrs C. Pither, Irene Cottage, Hallow. Pither G.

4th Aug 1917 O.S. H. Pither, Navy. Five sons of Mrs C. Pither, Irene Cottage, Hallow. Pither H.

4th Aug 1917 Corpl. R. Pither. Worcestershires. Five sons of Mrs C. Pither, Irene Cottage, Hallow. Pither R.

4th Aug 1917 B. Pither Training-Navy. Five sons of Mrs C. Pither, Irene Cottage, Hallow. Pither B.

4th Aug 1917 Pte. E. J. Tyler, Royal Sussex. Sons and Son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Tyler, 10, Netherton

place, Infirmary Walk, Worcester.

Tyler E. J.

4th Aug 1917 Pte. A. Tyler, Worcestershires. Sons and Son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Tyler, 10, Netherton

place, Infirmary Walk, Worcester.

Tyler A.

4th Aug 1917 Drmr. G. Tyler, T.R. Sons and Son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Tyler, 10, Netherton place,

Infirmary Walk, Worcester.

Tyler G.

4th Aug 1917 Gnr. E. Lessimore (son-in-law). Sons and Son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Tyler, 10, Netherton

place, Infirmary Walk, Worcester.

Lessimore E.

4th Aug 1917 Pte. A. Braithwaite, Territorials. Sons of Mrs. Braithwaite, 9, Netherton Place, Infirmary

Walk, Worcester.

Braithwaite A.

4th Aug 1917 Pte. E. Braithwaite, M.T. A.S.C. Sons of Mrs. Braithwaite, 9, Netherton Place, Infirmary

Walk, Worcester.

Braithwaite E.

4th Aug 1917 Sgt. E. Banner, Wor'shires, Twice wounded. Sons, grandson and son-in-law of Mrs. E.

Banner, 11 Little park Street, Worcester.

Banner E.

4th Aug 1917 Dvr. W. Banner, R.F.A. Gassed and wounded. Sons, grandson and son-in-law of Mrs. E.

Banner, 11 Little park Street, Worcester.

Banner W.

4th Aug 1917 Pte. T. Banner. A.S.C. Sons, grandson and son-in-law of Mrs. E. Banner, 11 Little park

Street, Worcester.

Banner T.

4th Aug 1917 Pte. F. H. Banner, Wor'shires (T.F.). Twice wounded. Sons, grandson and son-in-law of

Mrs. E. Banner, 11 Little park Street, Worcester.

Banner F. H.

4th Aug 1917 Pte. W. E. Harris. R.M.A.C. Recovered illness (grandson). Sons, grandson and son-in-law

of Mrs. E. Banner, 11 Little park Street, Worcester.

Harris W. E.

4th Aug 1917 Pte. G. Wetherby, A.S.C. Twice wounded. (son-in-law). Sons, grandson and son-in-law of

Mrs. E. Banner, 11 Little park Street, Worcester.

Wetherby G.

4th Aug 1917 Sgt. E. G. Thomas, Wor'ster. Died of wounds. Thomas E. G.

4th Aug 1917 L.-Cpl B. J. Constable, Droitwich. Awarded Military Medal. Constable B. J.

4th Aug 1917 S'man V. V. Baker Wounded. Sons of Mrs L. Baker, Hook Bank, H. Castle. Baker V. V.

4th Aug 1917 Pte. R. C. Baker, Dragons. Killed. Sons of Mrs L. Baker, Hook Bank, H. Castle. Baker R. C.

4th Aug 1917 Bomb. W. V. Rogers, Warwicks. Wounded. Sons of Mrs Rogers Lansdown Terr., Malvern. Rogers W. V.

4th Aug 1917 A. Rogers, R.G.A. Wounded. Sons of Mrs Rogers Lansdown Terr., Malvern. Rogers A.

4th Aug 1917 Pte. A. Worsley, Wor'ster. Been gassed. Worsley A.

4th Aug 1917 Sec.-Lt. F. S. Farmer, Wor'ster. Died of wounds. Farmer F. S. Dowty, Worcester.

4th Aug 1917 Pte. W. H. Langford, Wor'ster. Died whilst prisoner. Langford W. H.

4th Aug 1917 Pte. E. G. M. Wooldridge, E'sham. Prisoner of war. Wooldridge E.G.M.

4th Aug 1917 M.T. Driver W. Crooke, E'sham. Wounded. Crooke W.

4th Aug 1917 Pte. F. Plumb, E'sham. Wounded. Plumb F.

4th Aug 1917 Drummer W. Banner, Warwicks. ("See Worcestershire and War".) Banner W.

4th Aug 1917 Pte. A. Banner. Wor'shires. ("See Worcestershire and War".) Banner A.

4th Aug 1917 Pte. J. Holloway, Wor'shires. Awarded Military Medal. ("See Worcestershire and War".) Holloway J.

11th Aug 1917 Group of Worcestershire Machine Gunners.

11th Aug 1917 Worcester Artillerymen Chums on active service.

11th Aug 1917 A group of Worcestershire Signallers.

11th Aug 1917 Marriage of Driver Bullock, A.S.C., and Miss F. Holloway, both of Worcester. Holloway F. Fischer, Worcester

11th Aug 1917 Canon James, Worcester Cathedral (Senior Chaplain) and some of his Assistant

Chaplains, including Rev. T. C. de la Hey (Succentor, Worcester Cathedral) and Rev. G. L.

Michell (Redditch). (See "Jottings.")

James

11th Aug 1917 Group of Worcestershire Officers "Somewhere Overseas."

11th Aug 1917 A group of Yeomanry Sergeants at Gaza.

18th Aug 1917 Mr. F. Gardner, A.R.C.A., a Worcester Sculptor. Gardner F. Fischer, Worcester

18th Aug 1917 His [Mr F. Gardner] Statue of "Diana." which he has presented to Worcester. Gardner F.

18th Aug 1917 Capt. Gretton, Worcester, awarded Military Cross. Gretton Dowty, Worcester.

18th Aug 1917 Capt. F. O'Brien. Worcester, killed. O'Brien F. Iliffe, Worcester.

18th Aug 1917 Lieut. L. E. Gwilliam, W'shires, commissioned. Gwilliam L. E.

18th Aug 1917 Viscount Ednam, awarded the Military Cross. Ednam. Viscount Dowty, Worcester.

18th Aug 1917 Sec.-Lieut. G. Brodie. Malvern Link, killed. Brodie G.

18th Aug 1917 Cpl. J. W. Tromans. Evesham, killed. Tromans J. W.

18th Aug 1917 Sergt., F. Rumney. Worcester, killed. Rumney F.

18th Aug 1917 Gnr. F. P. Tate. Malvern, killed. Tate F. P.

18th Aug 1917 Pte. T. Severn. Worcester, killed. Severn T.

18th Aug 1917 Driv. C. Wilcox. Martley, died wounds. Wilcox C.

18th Aug 1917 Gnr. B. W. Jeynes. Kempsey, died. Jeynes B. W.

18th Aug 1917 Gnr. W. R. Harvey. Worcester, gassed. Harvey W. R.

18th Aug 1917 Worcester Volunteer Camp at Madresfield. Dowty, Worcester.

18th Aug 1917 Pupils of Miss Holyoake's School, Witton, who gave an entertainment in aid of, and to

wounded soldiers from Oaklands and Westford Red Cross Hospitals, Droitwich

Holyoake Miss Sage, Droitwich

18th Aug 1917 Groups of Worcester War Workers.

18th Aug 1917 Marriage of Mr R. Bache, of Stourbridge, and Miss Violet Head, daughter of Lieut. Head, of

Barbourne Terrace, Worcester.

Head V.

25th Aug 1917 Sec.-Lt. F. E. Le Fevre, Lincolns. Awarded the Military Cross. Le Fevre F. E.

25th Aug 1917 Lt. W. H. Howes, R.F.C. Ombersley. Missing Howes W. H. Dowty, Worcester.

25th Aug 1917 Group of Women War Workers on Lord Hindlip's Estate.

25th Aug 1917 R.S.M. G. A. Cooke. Appointed 2nd Battn. Wor'shire Vol. Regt. Cooke G. A.

25th Aug 1917 Q.M.S. Perkins, Worcester. Wounded. Perkins.

25th Aug 1917 Group of officers and visitors at Hill Court Auxiliary Hospital for officers, Droitwich who with

the Commondant ( Mrs. J.H.Hollyer ) invited wounded soldiers from Droitwich Hospitals to

sports and entertainment.

Hollyer J. H Sage, Droitwich

25th Aug 1917 L.-Cpl. T. James, D.C.M., Evesham. Wounded. James T.

25th Aug 1917 Sig. G. H. Mitchell, Fernhill Heath. Killed. Brother of E. W. Mitchell. Mitchell G. H.

25th Aug 1917 Pte. E. W. Mitchell. Brother of G. H. Mitchell Mitchell E. W.

25th Aug 1917 Gnr. A .W. Wood, Worcester. Killed. Wood A. W.

25th Aug 1917 Pte. C.Watkins. Five sons of Mrs. Watkins, 65 Tybridge Street, Worcester. Watkins C.

25th Aug 1917 Gnr. A. Watkins. R.G.A. Five sons of Mrs. Watkins, 65 Tybridge Street, Worcester. Watkins A.

25th Aug 1917 Pte. H. Watkins. Wor'shires. Five sons of Mrs. Watkins, 65 Tybridge Street, Worcester. Watkins H.

25th Aug 1917 Pte. F. Watkins. Wor'shires. Gassed. Five sons of Mrs. Watkins, 65 Tybridge Street,

Worcester.

Watkins F.

25th Aug 1917 Pte. E. Watkins, Wor'shires. Missing. Five sons of Mrs. Watkins, 65 Tybridge Street,

Worcester.

Watkins E.

25th Aug 1917 Pte. G. A. Ashbourne. Died Wounds. Three sons of Mrs Ashbourne, Dolday, W'ster. Ashbourne G. A.

25th Aug 1917 Pte. C. Ashbourne, died wounds. Three sons of Mrs Ashbourne, Dolday, W'ster. Ashbourne C.

25th Aug 1917 Cpl. W. Ashbourne, wounded five times. Three sons of Mrs Ashbourne, Dolday, W'ster. Ashbourne W.

25th Aug 1917 Pte. E. W. Smith, Worcester, wounded. Smith E. W.

25th Aug 1917 Dvr. C. E. Purnell. In hospital. Purnell C. E.

25th Aug 1917 Pte. W. Teague, Worcester, killed. [Brother Pte. E. T. Teague] Teague W.

25th Aug 1917 Pte. E. T. Teague (his brother), [Pte. W. Teague], died wounds. Teague. E. T.

25th Aug 1917 Wounded Soldiers and Nurses at Garden Fete at the Boynes, Upton.

25th Aug 1917 Dvr. A. Brown, Bromsgrove. Killed. Brown A.

25th Aug 1917 Bomb. G. Facey, Worcester. Awarded Military Medal. Facey G.

25th Aug 1917 Pte. W. W. Scott, Worcester. Died of wounds. Scott W.W.

25th Aug 1917 Cpl. J W. Beechey. Worcester. Gassed. Beechey J.W.

25th Aug 1917 Sgt. A. H. Gravenall, Worcester. Shell gas poisoning. Gravenall A.H.

25th Aug 1917 Gnr. C. Henn, Malvern. Wounded and gassed. Henn C.

25th Aug 1917 Bomb. W. Pritchard. Malvern. Gassed. Pritchard W.

25th Aug 1917 Cpl. W. C. Robinson, Malvern. Gassed. Robinson W.C.

1st Sept 1917 Qr.-Mstr.and Lieut. C. H. Inwood. Worcester, awarded Military Cross. Inwood C.H.

1st Sept 1917 Sec.-Lieut. R. G. Rowe, Worcester, wounded. Rowe R.G.

1st Sept 1917 Sec.-Lieut. J. H. Moon, Hallow, wounded. Moon J.H.

1st Sept 1917 Sec.- Lieut. T. Randle, Evesham, killed. Randle T.

1st Sept 1917 Groups of Worcester Munitions Workers.

1st Sept 1917 Pte. R. Ricketts, Worcester, Killed. Ricketts R.

1st Sept 1917 Gnr. F. Harrison, Malvern, wounded. Harrison F.

1st Sept 1917 Pte. C. Hughes, Evesham, wounded. Hughes C.

1st Sept 1917 Pte. W. Surrell, Malvern, wounded. Surrell W.

1st Sept 1917 Pte. W. H. Field, Evesham, wounded. Field W.H.

1st Sept 1917 Gnr. F. Newman, Fernhill Heath, wounded. Newman F.

1st Sept 1917 Pte. H. Wild, Fernhill Heath. (See "Worcs and War".) Wild H.

1st Sept 1917 Sig F C Taylor. Worcester

1st Sept 1917 Pte H. Garrett, Worcester, awarded D.C.M. Garrett H.

1st Sept 1917 Sergt. T. W. Smith, Malvern. Military Medal. Smith T.W.

1st Sept 1917 Cpl. W. Cox, Worcester, died wounds. Cox W.

1st Sept 1917 Pte. H. L. Saunders, Worcester, killed. Saunders H.L.

1st Sept 1917 Gnr F. Wood, Worcester, killed. Wood F.

1st Sept 1917 Dvr. A. G. Court, Worcester, died wounds. Court A.G.

1st Sept 1917 Pte H. Fudger, Worcester, killed. Fudger H.

1st Sept 1917 Ex-Tpr. S Stone, Aeroplane Work. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs E. Stone, 7 Four

Foot Row, Waterloo Street, Worcester. (See "Worcs and War".)

Stone S.

1st Sept 1917 Mr. A Stone. Railway. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs E. Stone, 7 Four Foot Row,

Waterloo Street, Worcester. (See "Worcs and War".)

Stone A.

1st Sept 1917 Mr G. Stone. Munitioner. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs E. Stone, 7 Four Foot Row,

Waterloo Street, Worcester. (See "Worcs and War".)

Stone G.

1st Sept 1917 Sergt. W. Stone. R.E. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs E. Stone, 7 Four Foot Row,

Waterloo Street, Worcester. (See "Worcs and War".)

Stone W.

1st Sept 1917 Ex-Pte L. Stone. Miner. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs E. Stone, 7 Four Foot Row,

Waterloo Street, Worcester. (See "Worcs and War".)

Stone L.

1st Sept 1917 Gnr. F. Stone, R.F.A. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs E. Stone, 7 Four Foot Row,

Waterloo Street, Worcester. (See "Worcs and War".)

Stone F.

1st Sept 1917 Gnr. Jas. Stone, R.F.A. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs E. Stone, 7 Four Foot Row,

Waterloo Street, Worcester. (See "Worcs and War".)

Stone Jas.

1st Sept 1917 Pte John Stone. W'shires. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs E. Stone, 7 Four Foot

Row, Waterloo Street, Worcester. (See "Worcs and War".)

Stone John

1st Sept 1917 Cpl. Jas Mills (son-in-law) Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs E. Stone, 7 Four Foot

Row, Waterloo Street, Worcester. (See "Worcs and War".)

Mills Jas.

1st Sept 1917 Ldg.-Seaman A Dowling (Nephew) Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs E. Stone, 7 Four

Foot Row, Waterloo Street, Worcester. (See "Worcs and War".)

Dowling A.

1st Sept 1917 Dvr F W Louth Sinton Green Wounded

1st Sept 1917 Three chums wounded by same shell see 'Worcs and War'

1st Sept 1917 Gnr A G Harding. Worcester

1st Sept 1917 Bomb J Flexman

1st Sept 1917 Sig L F Flexman ( his brother)

1st Sept 1917 Four sons of Mrs Haynes. 71 Moor Street. Worcester

1st Sept 1917 Gnr A T Haynes. Killed

1st Sept 1917 Pte G Haynes. S.S. Borderers

1st Sept 1917 Sergt W Haynes. R.W. Fus.

1st Sept 1917 Cpl C Haynes. R.W. Fus

8th Sept 1917 F. W. Watkins, A.B. Whitbourne. Killed. Watkins F.W

8th Sept 1917 Pte. A. Leek Whitbourne. Killed. [Brother W. Leek] Leek A.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. W. Leek (his brother) [Brother of A Leek] Leek W.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. G. Dance, Worcester. In hospital. Dance G.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. R. H. Thornbury, Worcester. Wounded. Thornbury R.H.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. T. Holland, Malvern. Wounded. Holland T.

8th Sept 1917 Sergt. J. Bick, Malvern. Wounded. Bick J.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. H. E. Walker, Worcester. Wounded. Walker H.E.

8th Sept 1917 Corpl. P. Bond, Malvern. Wounded (3rd time) Bond P.

8th Sept 1917 L-Cpl. J. Hail, Worcester. Military Medal. Hail J.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. W. A. Bullock. Wichenford. Died wounds. [Brother of C. Bullock] Bullock W.A.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. C. Bullock (his brother). [Brother of W. A Bullock] Died wounds. Bullock C.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. G. H. Coakes, Worcester. Killed. Coakes G. H.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. H. J. Hemming, Radford. Killed. Hemming H. J.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. A. Mattey, Worcester. Killed. Mattey A.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. J. Whittle, Worcester. Killed. Whittle J.

8th Sept 1917 Spr. L. W. Saunders, [Brother of H. G. Saunders] Malvern. Killed. Saunders L. W.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. H. G. Saunders (his brother) [Brother L. W. Saunders] Saunders H. G.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. H. G. Mann, in hospital. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. T. Mann. 2, Blanquettes

Street, Worcester. (See Worcs. And War.)

Mann H. G.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. F. Mann. Wounded Mons. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. T. Mann. 2,

Blanquettes Street, Worcester. (See Worcs. And War.)

Mann F.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. A. Mann, France. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. T. Mann. 2, Blanquettes

Street, Worcester. (See Worcs. And War.)

Mann A.

8th Sept 1917 Q.M.S T. Mann. Died wounds. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. T. Mann. 2,

Blanquettes Street, Worcester. (See Worcs. And War.)

Mann T.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. H. Holdon (son-in-law) Worcester. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. T. Mann. 2,

Blanquettes Street, Worcester. (See Worcs. And War.)

Holdon H.

8th Sept 1917 Gnr. H. G. Styles (son-in-law). Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. T. Mann. 2,

Blanquettes Street, Worcester. (See Worcs. And War.)

Styles H. G.

8th Sept 1917 Pate. A. T. Caldwell, Worcester. Wounded. Caldwell A. T.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. G. Mole. Worcester. Wounded. Mole G.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. W. J. Corbett, Worcester. Wounded. Corbett W. J.

8th Sept 1917 Sergt. A. H. Rayers. Wounded. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. Rayers. 14, Union

Street, Worcester.

Rayers A. H.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. E. W. Rayers, E. Surreys. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. Rayers. 14, Union

Street, Worcester.

Rayers E. W.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. F. C. Rayers, M.G.C. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. Rayers. 14, Union Street,

Worcester.

Rayers F. C.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. F. Rayers. T.R. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. Rayers. 14, Union Street,

Worcester.

Rayers F. C.

8th Sept 1917 Bomb. J. Parker (son-in-law). Gassed and wounded. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs.

Rayers. 14, Union Street, Worcester.

Parker J.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. T. L. L. Curnock. Wounded. Sons of Mr. George Curnock, Rous Lench. Curnock T. L. L.

8th Sept 1917 Cpl. F. W. Curnock. France. Sons of Mr. George Curnock, Rous Lench. Curnock F. W.

8th Sept 1917 Cpl. V. C. Curnock, Rhodesia. Sons of Mr. George Curnock, Rous Lench. Curnock V. C.

8th Sept 1917 Lieut Deakin, Pershore. Missing. Deakin Dowty, Worcester.

8th Sept 1917 Sec.-Lt. E. H. Garner, Worcester. Invested with Military Cross. Garner E. H. Dudley, Worcester.

8th Sept 1917 Sec.-Lt M. C. Perrott, Wichenford. Wounded. Perrott M.C. Iliffe. Worcester.

8th Sept 1917 Dvr. W. E. Hartland, Clifton, Seven Stoke, and the medal which he won at the army Horse

Show, in France. (See "Worcester and the War.")

Hartland W. E.

8th Sept 1917 Pte. J. R. Dunford, Worcester. Killed. Dunford J. R.

8th Sept 1917 The Moore Monuments. To illustrate article by the Dean of Worcester. Moore W. W. Harris, 100 High St.

Worcester.

8th Sept 1917 Marriage of ex-Pte. W. Ingles, Worcester and Miss Elsie Jaynes, Worcester.

(See"Wor'shire and the War".)

Jaynes Elsie

15th Sept 1917 Marriage of Mr. King, Cotheridge, and Miss Harris, of Broadheath. king

15th Sept 1917 Sec.-Lt. C. J. L. Harrison, Wor'ster. Wounded. [Brother of A. W. Harrison] Harrison C. J. L. Dowty, Worcester.

15th Sept 1917 Sec.-Lt. A. W. Harrison (his brother) [C. J. L. Harrison] Wounded. Harrison A. W.

15th Sept 1917 Sec.-Lt. F. G. Bradley, Wor'ster. Wounded. Bradley F. G.

15th Sept 1917 Sec.-Lt. J. E. Selwyn Spinner, Wor'ster. Commissioned. Spinner J. E. Selwyn

15th Sept 1917 Pte E. A. Skeyes, Middlesex. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. H Skeyes, Norton, Worcester. (See

"Wor'ster and War")

Skeyes E. A.

15th Sept 1917 Cpl. C. A. Skeyes Berks. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. H Skeyes, Norton, Worcester. (See

"Wor'ster and War")

Skeyes C. A.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. W. H. Skeyes. Glos'ters. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. H Skeyes, Norton, Worcester. (See

"Wor'ster and War")

Skeyes W. H.

15th Sept 1917 Dvr. H. E. Skeyes, M.T., A.S.C., Sons of Mr. And Mrs. H Skeyes, Norton, Worcester. (See

"Wor'ster and War")

Skeyes H. E.

15th Sept 1917 Sergt. Williamson, R.F.A. and his two soldier sons. Williamson

15th Sept 1917 C.S.M. C. F. Williamson, W'shires. Wounded. [Son of Sergt. Williamson, R.F.A] Willamson C. F.

15th Sept 1917 L.-Cpl. W. Williamson Wor'shires. [|Son of Sergt. Williamson, R.F.A] Williamson W.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. G. James, Wor'ster. Killed. James G.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. G. E. Partridge. Wor'ster. Killed. Partridge G. E.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. H. T. Osborne, Wor'ster. Died of wounds. Osborne H. T.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. R. E. Holden, Malvern. Killed. Holden R. E.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. O. C. Peterson, Malvern. Killed. Peterson O. C.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. H. Stiff. Wor'ster. Killed. Stiff H.

15th Sept 1917 Pte C. J. Smith, Wor'ster. Killed. Smith C. J.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. E. Taylor, Wor'ster. Died of wounds. Taylor E.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. A. Taylor, Birmingham. Killed. Taylor A.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. W. E. Cook, Wor'ster. Died of wounds. Cook W. E.

15th Sept 1917 L.-Sgt. Bridgman, Wor'ster. Killed. Bridgman

15th Sept 1917 Pte. J. A. Baylis. Wor'ster. Killed. Baylis J. A.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. G. Carey. Wor'ster. Died. Carey G.

15th Sept 1917 Cpl. L. Green, Broadway. Killed. Green L.

15th Sept 1917 L.-Cpl. A. Fitzer, Wor'ster. Killed. Fitzer A.

15th Sept 1917 Sgt. E. Harrison, D.C.M., M.M., Droitwich. Killed. Harrison E.

15th Sept 1917 Cpl. A. J. Darke, Evesham. Killed. Darke A. J.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. J. Gwilliam, Wor'ster. Killed. Gwilliam J.

15th Sept 1917 Gnr. A. V. Rodber, Wor'ster. Killed. Rodber A. V.

15th Sept 1917 Cpl. F. Witts, Evesham. Wounded. Witts F.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. J. H. Willmott, Wor'ster. Wounded. Willmott J. H.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. G. D. Wilkins, Wor'ster. Wounded. Wilkins G. D.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. H. Hale, Evesham. Wounded. Hale H.

15th Sept 1917 L.-Cpl. J. E. Hill, Malvern. Wounded. Hill J. E.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. T. H. Smith, Wor'ster. Wounded. Smith T. H.

15th Sept 1917 L.-Cpl. F. Hill, Malvern Link. Wounded. Hill F.

15th Sept 1917 Sgt. A. H. Curtis, Wor'ster. Wounded. Curtis A. H.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. W. Meigh, Wor'ster. Wounded. Meigh W.

15th Sept 1917 Cpl. W. Shuck, Shoeing Smith. Four Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. Shuck, White

Ladies Aston.

Shuck W.

15th Sept 1917 Sgt. E. Shuck, Wor'shires. Four Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. Shuck, White Ladies

Aston.

Shuck E.

15th Sept 1917 Dvr. T. Shuck, A.S.C. Four Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. Shuck, White Ladies

Aston.

Shuck T.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. J. Shuck, Wor'shires. Four Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. Shuck, White Ladies

Aston.

Shuck J

15th Sept 1917 Bomb T. Wood, Wor'shires. Four Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. Shuck, White

Ladies Aston.

Wood T

15th Sept 1917 Gnr. H. Waters, Wor'ster. Invalided. Waters H.

15th Sept 1917 Sergt. A. G. Ruff, Wor'ster. Wounded. Ruff A. G.

15th Sept 1917 Pte. D. Passey, Wor'ster. Wounded. Passey D.

15th Sept 1917 Sergt. G. W. Salter, Wor'ster. Killed. Salter G. W.

22nd Sept 1917 Cricket match on County Ground for Stocker-Wheal Cup.

22nd Sept 1917 Sec-Lt. T Hanson Averill, Whitley. Killed in action. (See casualty Columns). Averill T. Hanson

22nd Sept 1917 Band of the 1st Worcestershire Regiment. ("See Worcestershire and the War".)

22nd Sept 1917 Cpl. A. J. Yeates. Discharged-disabled. Three sons and three sons-in-law of Mrs M.

Yeates, 6, Bromsgrove Street, Worcester.

Yeates A. J.

22nd Sept 1917 Gnr. C. Yeates, R.F.A. Three sons and three sons-in-law of Mrs M. Yeates, 6, Bromsgrove

Street, Worcester.

Yeates C.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. W. F. Yeates, Wor'stershires. Three sons and three sons-in-law of Mrs M. Yeates, 6,

Bromsgrove Street, Worcester.

Yeates W.F.

22nd Sept 1917 Saddler W. H. Annis, R.F.A. (son-in-law). Wounded. Three sons and three sons-in-law of

Mrs M. Yeates, 6, Bromsgrove Street, Worcester.

Annis W. A.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. J. F. Davis, Lab. Co. (son-in-law). Three sons and three sons-in-law of Mrs M. Yeates,

6, Bromsgrove Street, Worcester.

Davis J. F.

Pte. E. J. Davis, Coldstreams. Prisoner (son-in-law). Three sons and three sons-in-law of

Mrs M. Yeates, 6, Bromsgrove Street, Worcester.

Davis E. J.

22nd Sept 1917 Cpl. W. Fudger, S. Lancs. Recovered wounds. Four sons of Mr. And Mrs. Fudger, 4, Clare

Street, Worcester.

Fudger W.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. J. Fudger, Wor'shires. Wounded. Four sons of Mr. And Mrs. Fudger, 4, Clare Street,

Worcester.

Fudger J.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. A. Fudger. Grenadiers. Four sons of Mr. And Mrs. Fudger, 4, Clare Street, Worcester. Fudger A.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. S. Fudger D.C.M., Wor'shires. Four sons of Mr. And Mrs. Fudger, 4, Clare Street,

Worcester.

Fudger S.

22nd Sept 1917 Sgt. G. Boulton, Up. Colwell. Awarded Military Medal. Boulton G.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. H. Baylis, E'sham. Killed. Baylis H.

22nd Sept 1917 Cpl. A. S. Bray. Malvern. Killed. Bray A.S.

22nd Sept 1917 Cpl. A. H. Callow, L. Broadheath. Killed. Callow A. H.

22nd Sept 1917 Sgt. J. W. Crump, Kempsey. Killed. Crump J. W.

22nd Sept 1917 Tpr. A. W. Hall, Wor'ster. Died while prisoner. Hall A. W.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. A. T. Jeynes, Kempsey. Wounded. Jeynes A. T.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. G. Smith, Worcester. Killed. Smith G.

22nd Sept 1917 L.-Cpl. R. T. Featherstone, Wor'ster. Killed. Featherstone R. T.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. G. Rowberry, Malvern. Died wounds. Rowberry G.

22nd Sept 1917 Cpl. G. V. Rushton. U. Snodsbury. Killed. Rushton G. V.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. H. Powell, Worcester. Killed. Powell H.

22nd Sept 1917 C.S.M. A. C. Stanton, Worcester. Killed. Stanton A. C.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. E. Randle, Worcester. Killed. Randle E.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. B. Roberts. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. W. Roberts, 8, Wakeman Street, Barbourne,

Worcester.

Roberts B.

22nd Sept 1917 Sgt. H. Roberts. Died wounds. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. W. Roberts, 8, Wakeman Street,

Barbourne, Worcester.

Roberts H.

22nd Sept 1917 Cpl. G. Roberts. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. W. Roberts, 8, Wakeman Street, Barbourne,

Worcester.

Roberts G

22nd Sept 1917 Sons of Mr. and Mrs. W. Roberts, 8, Wakeman Street, Barbourne, Worcester. Roberts W.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. A. Saunders, Lincolns. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Saunders, 15, Little

Chestnut Street, Worcester.

Saunders A.

22nd Sept 1917 Sad. H. Saunders. R.F.A. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Saunders, 15, Little

Chestnut Street, Worcester.

Saunders H.

22nd Sept 1917 Gnr. W. Saunders. R.A.M.C. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Saunders, 15, Little

Chestnut Street, Worcester.

Saunders W

22nd Sept 1917 L-Cpl. Saunders, T.R. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Saunders, 15, Little Chestnut

Street, Worcester.

Saunders

22nd Sept 1917 L-Cpl. W. Ashley, Wor'shires (son-in-law). Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.

Saunders, 15, Little Chestnut Street, Worcester.

Ashley W.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. H. S. Heyes, Suffolkes (son-in-law). Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Saunders,

15, Little Chestnut Street, Worcester.

Heyes H. S.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. L. Edge, Honeybourne. Wounded. [brother H. Edge] Edge L.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. H. Edge (his brother). [L. Egde] Edge H.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. G. E. Hammond, Middlesex. Sons and son-in-law of the late Mr Edwin Hammond and

Mrs. Hammond of Lowland Cottage, Montpellier Road, West Malvern.

Hammond G. E.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. W. D. Hammond, Marines. Sons and son-in-law of the late Mr Edwin Hammond and

Mrs. Hammond of Lowland Cottage, Montpellier Road, West Malvern.

Hammond W. D.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. E. Hammond M.T., A.S.C. Sons and son-in-law of the late Mr Edwin Hammond and

Mrs. Hammond of Lowland Cottage, Montpellier Road, West Malvern.

Hammond E.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. C. J. Hammond R.A.M.C. Sons and son-in-law of the late Mr Edwin Hammond and

Mrs. Hammond of Lowland Cottage, Montpellier Road, West Malvern.

Hammond C. J.

22nd Sept 1917 L-Seaman H. R. Hammond, Navy. Sons and son-in-law of the late Mr Edwin Hammond

and Mrs. Hammond of Lowland Cottage, Montpellier Road, West Malvern.

Hammond H. R.

22nd Sept 1917 Gnr. B. D. Hammond, R.F.A. Sons and son-in-law of the late Mr Edwin Hammond and Mrs.

Hammond of Lowland Cottage, Montpellier Road, West Malvern.

Hammond B. D.

22nd Sept 1917 W. R. K. Hammond, Navy. Sons and son-in-law of the late Mr Edwin Hammond and Mrs.

Hammond of Lowland Cottage, Montpellier Road, West Malvern.

Hammond W. R. K.

22nd Sept 1917 L-cpl. A. Ward, R.F.A. Sons and son-in-law of the late Mr Edwin Hammond and Mrs.

Hammond of Lowland Cottage, Montpellier Road, West Malvern.

Ward A.

22nd Sept 1917 Pte. H. Overd, E'sham. Killed. Overd H.

29th Sept 1917 Groups of Worcester War Workers.

29th Sept 1917 Pte. H. Stiff, Killed. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Stiff, Mill Street, Diglis, Worcester. Stiff H.

29th Sept 1917 Sergt. J. Stiff, Yeomanry. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Stiff, Mill Street, Diglis,

Worcester.

Stiff J.

29th Sept 1917 Bdr. T. Stiff, R.F.A. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Stiff, Mill Street, Diglis, Worcester. Stiff T.

29th Sept 1917 Pte. H. Judd, W'shires, son-in-law. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Stiff, Mill Street,

Diglis, Worcester.

Judd H.

29th Sept 1917 Sergt. H. Rushton, A.P.C. son-in-law. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Stiff, Mill Street,

Diglis, Worcester.

Rushton H.

29th Sept 1917 A. Patterson, late R.F.A. son-in-law. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Stiff, Mill Street,

Diglis, Worcester.

Patterson

29th Sept 1917 Tpr. W. Allen, Yeomanry, Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. Allen, 47, Fort Royal Hill,

Worcester.

Allen W.

29th Sept 1917 Pte. J. H. Allen, Worcester, killed. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. Allen, 47, Fort

Royal Hill, Worcester.

Allen J. H.

29th Sept 1917 Pte. V. G. Allen, W'shires. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. Allen, 47, Fort Royal Hill,

Worcester.

Allen V. G.

29th Sept 1917 Dvr. P. Matthews, M.T., A.S.C. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. Allen, 47, Fort Royal

Hill, Worcester.

Matthews P.

29th Sept 1917 Group of Worcestershire Soldiers recently on leave. (See"Worcestershire and War").

29th Sept 1917 The Bishop of Worcester, Miss Yeatman Biggs, Nurses, and Patients of Hartlebury Castle

and Wilden Red Cross Hospitals. (See "Worcester and War")

Yeatman Biggs

29th Sept 1917 Pte. R. Lowe. Malvern, wounded. Lowe R.

29th Sept 1917 Pte. A Thomas. Malvern, wounded. Thomas A.

29th Sept 1917 Dvr. T Cole. Malvern Link, twice wounded. Cole T.

29th Sept 1917 Pte A Jones, Colwall, wounded. Jones A.

29th Sept 1917 Tpr. H. Kings, Worcester, killed. Husband and son [A. Kings] of Mrs Kings, 82, Mcintyre

Road, Worcester.

Kings H.

29th Sept 1917 Lce.-Cpl. A. Kings (his son), in France. Husband [H kings]and son of Mrs Kings, 82,

Mcintyre Road, Worcester.

29th Sept 1917 Sergt. S. Yapp, wounded. Brother, brother-in-law, and nephew of Mrs Miles, 19 Willow

Street, Diglis, Worcester. (See"Worcester and War")

Yapp S.

29th Sept 1917 Pte. A. T. Davies, killed. Brother, brother-in-law, and nephew of Mrs Miles, 19 Willow

Street, Diglis, Worcester. (See"Worcester and War")

Davies A. T.

29th Sept 1917 Lce.- Cpl. W. E. Yapp. Military Medal. Brother, brother-in-law, and nephew of Mrs Miles, 19

Willow Street, Diglis, Worcester. (See"Worcester and War")

Yapp W. E.

29th Sept 1917 Pte. W. J. Smith, Pershore, killed. Smith W. J.

29th Sept 1917 Gnr. A. Hall, Pershore, killed. Hall A.

29th Sept 1917 Bomb. A. H. Stallard, W'ster, killed (gas shell). Stallard A. H.

29th Sept 1917 Pte. C. V. March, Evesham, killed. March C. V.

29th Sept 1917 Dvr. G. O Bradley, Shipston, killed. Bradley G. O.

29th Sept 1917 Pte. W. Overd, killed. Sons of Mrs Annie Overd, Littleworth Street, Evesham. Overd W.

29th Sept 1917 Pte. H. Overd, killed. Sons of Mrs Annie Overd, Littleworth Street, Evesham. Overd H.

29th Sept 1917 Pte. A. Overd, killed. Sons of Mrs Annie Overd, Littleworth Street, Evesham. Overd A.

29th Sept 1917 Pte. V. Overd, on service. Sons of Mrs Annie Overd, Littleworth Street, Evesham. Overd V.

29th Sept 1917 Instruction in Cheese-making, Home Farm, Abberley. (See "Jottings")

29th Sept 1917 Sec.-Lieut J. S. Painter, W'ster. ill. Painter J. S. Dowty, Worcester.

29th Sept 1917 Sec.-Lieut S. T. Francis, W'ster. Commisioned. Francis S. T. Iliffe, Worcester.

29th Sept 1917 Presentation at Reading to Cpl. H. J. Allies, R.E., Worcester, of Military Medal, for bravery

in the field. (See "Worcester and War")

Allies H. J.

29th Sept 1917 Pte. W. Bristow, Worcester, died wounds. Bristow W.

29th Sept 1917 Pte. W. Grinnell, Pershore, killed. Grinnell W.

6th Oct 1917 Pte G. W. Baylis, Evesham. Killed. Baylis G. W.

6th Oct 1917 Gnr. A. E. Rowley, Shrawley. Killed Rowley A. E.

6th Oct 1917 Bdr. T. Siers, Wor'ster. Killed. Siers T.

6th Oct 1917 Tpr. A. Dash, Malvern. Reported killed. Dash A.

6th Oct 1917 Pte. W. Rea, Wor'ster. Died wounds. Rea W.

6th Oct 1917 Pte. G. Rea. (his brother) [W. Rea] Died wounds. Rea G.

6th Oct 1917 Sapper F. W. Pugh, R.E. Killed. Sons of Mr. & Mrs. W. Pugh, Hylton Road, Worcester. Pugh F. W.

6th Oct 1917 Gnr. A. Pugh, R.F.A., France. Sons of Mr. & Mrs. W. Pugh, Hylton Road, Worcester. Pugh A.

6th Oct 1917 Sapper C. H. Pugh, R.E. Egypt. Sons of Mr. & Mrs. W. Pugh, Hylton Road, Worcester. Pugh C. H.

6th Oct 1917 Bdr. W Hill, M'vern Link. Wounded. Hill W.

6th Oct 1917 Pte. D. Godson, Blockley, D.C.M. and Wounded. Godson D.

6th Oct 1917 Sgt. A. Mountford, Wor'ster. Wounded. Mountford A.

6th Oct 1917 Sig. F. H. Wilcox, Upton. Killed. Wilcox F. H.

6th Oct 1917 Dvr. Attwood, Wor'ster. Wounded. Attwood

6th Oct 1917 Sgt. H. C. Banks, Bransford. Wounded. Banks H. C.

6th Oct 1917 Pte. R. Hinton (husband). Husband and sons of Mrs. Hinton, 16, Little London. Worcester. Hinton R.

6th Oct 1917 Pte. G. Rammell (son). Husband and sons of Mrs. Hinton, 16, Little London. Worcester. Rammell G.

6th Oct 1917 Cpl. A. Rammell (son). Husband and sons of Mrs. Hinton, 16, Little London. Worcester. Rammell A.

6th Oct 1917 Bdr W. Dennick, E'sham. Died wounds. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Dennick, Littleworth Street,

Evesham.

Dennick W.

6th Oct 1917 Pte. J. Dennick (his brother) [W. Dennick] Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Dennick, Littleworth Street,

Evesham.

Dennick J.

6th Oct 1917 Pte. W. Jauncey, Standlin. Killed. Jauncey W.

6th Oct 1917 L-Cpl. T. Chance, Hallow. Killed. Brothers of Miss L Chance, Hallow. Chance T.

6th Oct 1917 Pte. C. Chance (his brother) [T Chance] Killed. Brothers of Miss L Chance, Hallow. Chance C.

6th Oct 1917 Pte. A. S. Wells, Whittington. Wounded. Wells A. S.

6th Oct 1917 Gnr. S. Lerry. Killed. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. G. E. Lerry, 13 Vincent Road, Worcester. Lerry S.

6th Oct 1917 Spr R. Lerry, France. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. G. E. Lerry, 13 Vincent Road, Worcester. Lerry R.

6th Oct 1917 Sapper U. Lerry. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. G. E. Lerry, 13 Vincent Road, Worcester. Lerry U.

6th Oct 1917 Lieut. F. J. Nicholas, Pershore. Wounded. Nicholas F. J.

6th Oct 1917 Lieut. A. N. Joseland, Worcester. Killed. Joseland A. N.

6th Oct 1917 Cadet J. W. Andrews, Wor'ster. Died from injuries. Andrews J. W. Dowty, Worcester.

6th Oct 1917 Dr. Done. ( To illustrate article by the Dean of Worcester.) Done Dr.

6th Oct 1917 Mr. J. L. James, Broadheath. Married, Sept 27th. [to Miss. M. M. E. Morris] James J. L.

6th Oct 1917 Miss M. M. E. Morris, Leigh. Married, Sept 27th. [to Mr. J. L. James] Morris M. M. E.

6th Oct 1917 Marriage of Mr. H. H. Wheeler, Langley, and Miss Ethel F. Wasley of Worcester. Wasley Ethel E. Iliffe, Worcester.

13th Oct 1917 An Arch of pitchforks and brooms - Marriage of Lieut. J. R. Chichester and Miss Audrey

Geraldine Chapman, at Oddingley.

Chichester J. R. Iliffe, Worcester.

13th Oct 1917 Teams in a cricket match between Wounded Soldiers at Norton Hospital and Ladies from

Messrs. Heenan and Froude's Worcester.

Heenan and Froude Corpl. Howarth.

13th Oct 1917 Worcestershire men in a machine Gun Company.

13th Oct 1917 The Rev. E. G. P. M. Kingdom, Curate of St. John's Worcester, and Miss G. M. Farley of

St. John's, Worcester. Married on Oct 6th.

Kingdom, E. G. P. M.

13th Oct 1917 Lieut. R. B. Plum, R.F.A. (T.F.), Worcester. Died wounds. Plum, R. B. Dowty, Worcester.

13th Oct 1917 Lieut. J. V. Williams, Malvern. Killed. Williams, J. V.

13th Oct 1917 Sec.-Lieut. J. H. James, Wor'ster. (See "Worcester and War.") James, J. H.

13th Oct 1917 Cpl. H. J. Mitchell. Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of Mrs. Mitchell, Hindlip. (See

"Wor'ster and War.")

Mitchell, H. J.

13th Oct 1917 Sgt. A. W. Jones, D.C.M. Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of Mrs. Mitchell, Hindlip.

(See "Wor'ster and War.")

Jones, A. W.

13th Oct 1917 Pte. H. Jones. Wounded 3 times. Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of Mrs. Mitchell,

Hindlip. (See "Wor'ster and War.")

Jones, H.

13th Oct 1917 Pte. S. Jones. Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of Mrs. Mitchell, Hindlip. (See

"Wor'ster and War.")

Jones, S.

13th Oct 1917 Pte. W. E. Mitchell. Husband, brothers and brothers-in-law of Mrs. Mitchell, Hindlip. (See

"Wor'ster and War.")

Mitchell, W. E.

13th Oct 1917 Pte. A. V. Wilding, Wor'ster. Killed Wilding, A. V.

13th Oct 1917 Dvr A. Checketts, E'sham. Wounded Checketts, A.

13th Oct 1917 Pte. E. H. Haffield, Malvern. Wounded. Haffield, E. H.

13th Oct 1917 Sergt. E. Hallwell, Wor'ster. Gassed. Hallwell, E.

13th Oct 1917 Sergt. R. Shapland, Wor'ster. Wounded. Shapland, R.

13th Oct 1917 Gnr. W. F. Tyler, Mal. Link. Wounded. Tyler, W. F.

13th Oct 1917 Pte F. Taylor, N. Beauchamp. Wounded. Taylor, F.

13th Oct 1917 Pte. L. Reynolds, A.O. Corps. Ill. [Brother of Sergt. A. Reynolds] Reynolds, L.

13th Oct 1917 Sergt. A. Reynolds (his [Pte. L. Reynolds] brother). R.F.A. Reynolds, A.

13th Oct 1917 Pte. C. A. Griffiths, Wor'ster. Military Medal. Griffiths, C. A.

13th Oct 1917 Sergt. J. Bick, Malvern. Military Medal. Bick, J.

13th Oct 1917 Gnr. H. Gough, Malvern. Military Medal. Gough, H.

13th Oct 1917 Pte. T. W. Bowen, Wor'ster. Killed. Bowen, T. W.

13th Oct 1917 Pte. F. Moulder, E'sham. Killed. Moulder, F.

13th Oct 1917 Pte. H. E. smith, E'sham. Killed. Smith, H. E.

13th Oct 1917 Pte. C. Benbow, Wor'ster. Killed. Benbow, C.

13th Oct 1917 Gnr J. Rogers, Dunley. Killed. Rogers, J.

13th Oct 1917 Pte. H. Potter, Wor'ster. Killed. Potter, H.

20th Oct 1917 Group of Worcestershire National Reservists now on Active Service. (See "Worcestershire

and the War.")

20th Oct 1917 Ploughing on Mr. Timmis's land Stone Court, with "Eros" tractor attachment on a Ford car.

Midland agents: Castle Motor Co., Kidderminster.

Thompson, Kidderminster

20th Oct 1917 Lieut. F. C. Erlin Clarke, W'shire Regt. And R.F.C., died from wounds. Erlin Clarke, F. C. Iliffe, W'ster

20th Oct 1917 Lieut. L. Walker, Knightwick, wounded (third time). Walker, L.

20th Oct 1917 Sec.-Lieut, R. J. Brant, W'ster, severely wounded. Brant, R. J.

20th Oct 1917 Pte. J. Wilson, Fernhill Heath, wounded. Wilson, J.

20th Oct 1917 Chester, W'ster County Cricketer, badly wounded. Chester

20th Oct 1917 Pte. J. Knight, W'ster, killed. Knight, J.

20th Oct 1917 Pte. J. Purser, Welland, wounded Purser, J.

20th Oct 1917 A. E. Coombe, R.N.A.S. Sons of Mrs. F. Coombe, Earl's Croome School. (See

"Worcestershire and the War.")

Coombe, A.E.

20th Oct 1917 Pte. F. S. Coombe, A.S.C., M.T. Sons of Mrs. F. Coombe, Earl's Croome School. (See

"Worcestershire and the War.")

Coombe, F.S.

20th Oct 1917 Cpl. C. E. Coombe, R.G.A. Sons of Mrs. F. Coombe, Earl's Croome School. (See

"Worcestershire and the War.")

Coombe, C.E.

20th Oct 1917 Pte. H. Coombe, R.F., killed. Sons of Mrs. F. Coombe, Earl's Croome School. (See

"Worcestershire and the War.")

Coombe, H.

20th Oct 1917 Sgt. H. Yeates, Feckenham, Parchment for Gallantry. Yeates, H.

20th Oct 1917 Lce.-Cpl. A. E. Ward, Flyford Flavel, Military Medal. Ward, A. E.

20th Oct 1917 Pte. G. Clark, Worcester, fatally gassed. Clark, G.

20th Oct 1917 Pte. J. Moody, Worcester, killed. Moody, J.

20th Oct 1917 Pte. G. H. Tyler, Grimley, died wounds. Tyler, G. H.

20th Oct 1917 Pte. W. H. Probert, Worcester, killed. Probert, W. H.

20th Oct 1917 Cpl. C. H. Bourne, Worcester, killed. Bourne, C. H.

20th Oct 1917 Sgt. F. Bourne (his brother), wounded. Bourne, F.

20th Oct 1917 Pte. J. Deakin, Worcester, died wounds. Deakin, J.

20th Oct 1917 Pte. A. Fullick, Worcester, killed. Fullick, A.

20th Oct 1917 Pte. L. G. Ricketts, Worcester, killed. [brother of Pte. A. Ricketts] Ricketts, L. G.

20th Oct 1917 Pte. A. Ricketts (his [Pte. L. G. Ricketts] brother). Ricketts, A.

20th Oct 1917 Pte. R. P. Bennett, Worcester, wounded. Bennett, R. P.

20th Oct 1917 Pte. F. Day, Upper Colwall, wounded. Day, F.

20th Oct 1917 Pte. G. E. Stevens, Leigh, missing. Stevens, G. E.

20th Oct 1917 Pte. G. Lockyer, husband, shell shock. Husband, son, and son-in-law of Mrs Lockyer,

Upper Howsell, Malvern Link.

Lockyer, G.

20th Oct 1917 Lce.-Cpl. T. Lockyer, son, wounded. Husband, son, and son-in-law of Mrs Lockyer, Upper

Howsell, Malvern Link.

Lockyer, T.

20th Oct 1917 Lce.-Cpl. P. Fowler, son-in-law, killed. Husband, son, and son-in-law of Mrs Lockyer, Upper

Howsell, Malvern Link.

Fowler, P.

27th Oct 1917 Mrs. F. Collens, Matron, Wilden Aux. Hospital. Worcestershire Nurses "Mentioned" by War

Secretary for valuable services.

Collens, F.

27th Oct 1917 Mrs J. C. Dixey (nee Miss H. M. Holmes), Malvern Auxiliary Hospital. Worcestershire

Nurses "Mentioned" by War Secretary for valuable services.

Dixey, J. C.

27th Oct 1917 Miss C. L. Badham, Sister, Tewkesbury Aux. Hospital. Worcestershire Nurses "Mentioned"

by War Secretary for valuable services.

Badham, C. L.

27th Oct 1917 Miss D. Davey, Worcester Infirmary. Worcestershire Nurses "Mentioned" by War Secretary

for valuable services.

Davey, D.

27th Oct 1917 Cathedral Monuments. King John's Tomb. To illustrate article by the Dean of Worcester. W. W. Harris, 101, High St.,

Worcester.

27th Oct 1917 Sec.-Lt. J. A. Acworth, Malvern. Died wounds. Acworth, J. A. ([Illegibible due to damage]

N, May, Malvern.)

27th Oct 1917 Major W. M. Matheson, Wor'ster. Awarded Military Cross Matheson, W. M. Iliffe.

27th Oct 1917 Sec.-Lt J. H. Gladwell, Wor'ster. Died wounds. Gladwell, J. H.

27th Oct 1917 Acting Sister Ellen Byrne, Q.A.I.M.N.S. (Worcester). Awarded Military Medal for gallantry in

performance of her duties on the occasion of a [illegibile due to damage]

Byrne, Ellen

27th Oct 1917 Pte. J. Parker, Wor'ster, Wounded. Parker, J.

27th Oct 1917 Sergt. E. Parrott, Tewkesbury, Wounded. Parrott, E.

27th Oct 1917 Cpl. F. Stockley, Wor'ster, Wounded. Stockley, F.

27th Oct 1917 Pte. W. Price, Droitwich. Killed. Price, W.

27th Oct 1917 Pte. W. H. Franklin, Campden. Wounded. Franklin, W. H.

27th Oct 1917 Pte. G. Marsh, L. Broadheath, Wounded. Marsh, G.

27th Oct 1917 L-Cpl. W. H. Thomas, E'sham. Wounded. Thomas, W. H.

27th Oct 1917 Pte. W. J. Darling, Wor'ster. Wounded. Darling, W. J.

27th Oct 1917 Pte. H. G. Warner, Tewkesbury. Wounded. Warner, H. G.

27th Oct 1917 Pte. A. W. Jennings, Wor'ster. Prisoner of war. Jennings, A. W.

27th Oct 1917 Co.-S.M. A. Blackwell, Wor'ster. Awarded D.C.M. [brother of Cpl. E. Blackwell] Blackwell, A.

27th Oct 1917 Cpl. E. Blackwell (his [Co.-S.M. A. Blackwell] brother). Missing. Blackwell, E.

27th Oct 1917 Pte. F. Harris, Droitwich. Wounded. [brother of Pte. J. Harris] Harris, F.

27th Oct 1917 Pte. J. Harris (his [Pte. F. Harris] brother). Killed. Harris, J.

27th Oct 1917 Cpl. F. J. James, Upton. Killed. [brother of L-Cpl. E. B. James] James, F. J.

27th Oct 1917 L-Cpl. E. B. James (his [Cpl. F. J. James] brother). Killed. James, E. B.

27th Oct 1917 Cpl. G. J. Harding, Wor'ster. Killed. Harding, G. J.

27th Oct 1917 Gnr. H. Hughes, Wor'ster. Killed. Hughes, H.

27th Oct 1917 Pte. G. Bearcroft, Wor'ster. Wounded. Bearcroft, G.

27th Oct 1917 Cpl. H. Adlam, Wor'ster. Wounded. Adlam, H.

27th Oct 1917 Pte. H. Moule, Hadley. Wounded. Moule, H.

27th Oct 1917 Pte. S. E. Adams, Wor'ster. Many times wounded. Adams, S. E.

27th Oct 1917 Sergt. A. Gallimore, Alcester. Killed. Gallimore, A.

27th Oct 1917 Pte. T. Hancocks, Droitwich. Wounded. Hancocks, T.

27th Oct 1917 Pte. W. E. Deakin. Died wounds. Sons of Mrs. A. Deakin, Abberley. Deakin, W. E.

27th Oct 1917 Pte. H. T. Deakin. Wounded. Sons of Mrs. A. Deakin, Abberley. Deakin, H. T.

27th Oct 1917 Dvr. H. Deakin, A.S.C. Sons of Mrs. A. Deakin, Abberley. Deakin, H.

27th Oct 1917 [Illegible due to damage] E. R. Toogood. Wounded. Wor'sters. Husband, and brothers-in-

law of Mrs. E. R. Toogood, Lower Chestnut Street, Worcester.

Toogood, E. R.

27th Oct 1917 Sergt. E. W. Toogood, Glos'ters. Husband, and brothers-in-law of Mrs. E. R. Toogood,

Lower Chestnut Street, Worcester.

Toogood, E. W.

27th Oct 1917 L.-Cpl. G. Toogood, Royal Berks. Husband, and brothers-in-law of Mrs. E. R. Toogood,

Lower Chestnut Street, Worcester.

Toogood, G.

27th Oct 1917 Bdr. T. Hoyle, R.F.A. Husband, and brothers-in-law of Mrs. E. R. Toogood, Lower Chestnut

Street, Worcester.

Hoyle, T.

27th Oct 1917 Spr. H. J. Leyland, R.E. Husband, and brothers-in-law of Mrs. E. R. Toogood, Lower

Chestnut Street, Worcester.

Leyland, H. J.

27th Oct 1917 Spr. T. J. Kirkin (son-in-law). Son-in-law and sons of Mr. And Mrs. A. T. Hinds, Swanpool

Walk, Worcester.

Kirkin, T. J.

27th Oct 1917 Sig. C. W. Hinds. Son-in-law and sons of Mr. And Mrs. A. T. Hinds, Swanpool Walk,

Worcester.

Hinds, C. W.

27th Oct 1917 Dvr. E. P. Hinds. Son-in-law and sons of Mr. And Mrs. A. T. Hinds, Swanpool Walk,

Worcester.

Hinds, E. P.

27th Oct 1917 Spr. A. T. Hinds. Son-in-law and sons of Mr. And Mrs. A. T. Hinds, Swanpool Walk,

Worcester.

Hinds, A. T.

3rd Nov 1917 Worcester Remount Department Ladies Iliffe, W'ster

3rd Nov 1917 Miss S. Amphlett, Hartlebury Hosp., "Mentioned." Worcestershire Nurses' Valuable War

Service Recognised.

Amphlett, S.

3rd Nov 1917 Miss H. V. Gibbs, Rhydd Court Hosp., Associate Royal Red Cross. Gibbs, H. V.

3rd Nov 1917 Miss H. M. Edmondson, Rhydd Court Hosp., Associate Royal Red Cross. Edmondson, H. M.

3rd Nov 1917 Lieut J. W. Jeakes, Malvern, died wounds. Jeakes, J. W.

3rd Nov 1917 Sgt.-Major Berkeley, Cotheridge, wounded (4th time). Berkeley Dowty, W'ster

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. G. Calder, W'sters, wounded. Grandsons and Son-in-law of Mrs. Hughes, 34, St.

Clement's Square, W'ster.

Calder, G.

3rd Nov 1917 Sgt. E. J. Calder, W'sters, wounded 4 times. Grandsons and Son-in-law of Mrs. Hughes,

34, St. Clement's Square, W'ster.

Calder, E. J.

3rd Nov 1917 Dvr. P. Calder, R.E., ill. Grandsons and Son-in-law of Mrs. Hughes, 34, St. Clement's

Square, W'ster.

Calder, P.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. W. Hewston, W'sters, wounded. Grandsons and Son-in-law of Mrs. Hughes, 34, St.

Clement's Square, W'ster.

Hewston, W.

3rd Nov 1917 Sec.-Lieut. G. Turley, W'ster, commissioned. Turley, G.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. A. W. Martin, H. Castle, Military Medal. Martin, A. W.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. A. Jeynes, Castlemorton, killed. Jeynes, A.

3rd Nov 1917 Dvr. J. Richards, Pershore, killed. Richards, J.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. W. Went, W'ster, died wounds. Went, W.

3rd Nov 1917 Sgt. A. W. Parker, W'ster, killed. Parker, A. W.

3rd Nov 1917 Cpl. W. Innes, Malvern, died wounds. Innes, W.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. A. Phillips, W'ster, killed. Phillips, A.

3rd Nov 1917 Ex. Pte. J. T. Matthews, W'ster. [father of Pte. J. P. Matthews] Matthews, J. T.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. J. P. Matthews (his [Ex. Pte. J. T. Matthews] son). Military Medal. Matthews, J. P.

3rd Nov 1917 1st-Class Str. J. R. Langford [brother of Pte. E. Langford], W'ster, wounded. Langford, J. R.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. E. Langford (his [1st-Class Str. J. R. Langford] brother), wounded. Langford, E.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. A. J. Billings, E'sham, wounded. Billings, A. J.

3rd Nov 1917 Wireless Op. B. Cox, W'ster, wounded. Cox, B.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. G. Bedington, Guarlford, wounded. Bedington, G.

3rd Nov 1917 Lce.-Cpl. W. J. Exon, R.W.R., died. Sons and Son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Exon, 19,

Waterworks Road, W'ster.

Exon, W. J.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. F. Exon, W'sters. Sons and Son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Exon, 19, Waterworks

Road, W'ster.

Exon, F.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. A. H. Exon, Essex. Sons and Son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Exon, 19, Waterworks

Road, W'ster.

Exon, A. H.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. A. Exon, R. Berks. Sons and Son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Exon, 19, Waterworks

Road, W'ster.

Exon, A.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. A. Fowkes, W'sters (son-in-law). Sons and Son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Exon, 19,

Waterworks Road, W'ster.

Fowkes, A.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. W. Cottrill, W'ster, died, wounds. Cottrill, W.

3rd Nov 1917 Gnr. J. S. Giles, W'ster, killed. Giles, J. S.

3rd Nov 1917 Sgt. Walters, M.M., Dines Green, killed. Walters

3rd Nov 1917 S.S. Browning [brother-in-law of Pte. J. Digger], W'ster, wounded. Browning

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. J. Digger, W'ster (his [S.S. Browning] brother-in-law). Digger, J.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. C. T. Drew, R. W. Kents, killed. Drew, C. T.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. T. E. Langley, H. Swan, killed. Langley, T. E.

3rd Nov 1917 Gnr. G. Gillett, Wychbold, killed. Gillett, G.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. F. G. Powell, Malvern, gassed. Powell, F. G.

3rd Nov 1917 Mrs. Panting, Guarlford. (See "W'ster & War.") Panting

3rd Nov 1917 Cpl. E. H. Jones, W'sters, Military Medal. Sons and Sons-in-law of Mrs. A. Jones, 44, Easy

Row, Worcester.

Jones, E. H.

3rd Nov 1917 Cpl. A. H. Jones, A.S.C., wounded. Sons and Sons-in-law of Mrs. A. Jones, 44, Easy Row,

Worcester.

Jones, A. H.

3rd Nov 1917 S. G. Jones, A.O.C. Sons and Sons-in-law of Mrs. A. Jones, 44, Easy Row, Worcester. Jones S. G.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. F. Jones, T.R. Sons and Sons-in-law of Mrs. A. Jones, 44, Easy Row, Worcester. Jones, F.

3rd Nov 1917 T. Preece (son-in-law). Sons and Sons-in-law of Mrs. A. Jones, 44, Easy Row, Worcester. Preece, T.

3rd Nov 1917 J. Harris, (son-in-law). V.A.D. Sons and Sons-in-law of Mrs. A. Jones, 44, Easy Row,

Worcester.

Harris, J.

3rd Nov 1917 Fr.-Q.-M.-S., T. Haywood, A.V.C. Brothers and Brothers-in-law of Mrs. R. C. Kesterton,

Hindlip. (See "W'ster and War.")

Haywood, T.

3rd Nov 1917 Sgt. J. Haywood, R.F.C. Brothers and Brothers-in-law of Mrs. R. C. Kesterton, Hindlip. (See

"W'ster and War.")

Haywood, J.

3rd Nov 1917 Sgt. G. Haywood, R.F.C. Brothers and Brothers-in-law of Mrs. R. C. Kesterton, Hindlip.

(See "W'ster and War.")

Haywood, G.

3rd Nov 1917 Pte. W. Kesterton, Shropshires (brother-in-law). Brothers and Brothers-in-law of Mrs. R. C.

Kesterton, Hindlip. (See "W'ster and War.")

Kesterton, W.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. C. F. Roper, Mal. Link. Died wounds. Roper, C. F.

10th Nov 1917 Spr. D. F. Cox, Mal. Link. Died while prisoner. Cox, D. F.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. E. C. Hunt, Wor'ster. Wounded. Hunt, E. C.

10th Nov 1917 L-Cpl. A.V. Willmott, Wor'ster. Wounded. Willmott, A. V.

10th Nov 1917 L-Cpl. V. Walters, E'sham. Wounded. Walters, V.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. P. H. Day, Wor'ster. Wounded. Day, P. H.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. T. Brooks, Wor'ster. Wounded. Brooks, T.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. C. H. Brown, Clifton. Wounded. Brown, C. H.

10th Nov 1917 Gnr. F. T. Smith, Wor'ster. Gassed. Smith, F. T.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. S. Gwynne, W. Malvern. Wounded. Gwynne, S.

10th Nov 1917 Sergt. A. N. Turner, Malvern. Military Medal. Turner, A. N.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. H. Glover, Wor'ster. Died wounds. Glover, H.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. B. Smith, Wor'ster. Killed. Smith, B.

10th Nov 1917 Sergt. A. Etheridge, Wor'ster. Died wounds. Etheridge, A.

10th Nov 1917 Sergt. E. H. Robbins, E'sham. Died wounds. Robbins, E. H.

10th Nov 1917 Cpl. Phillips, Alfrick. Killed. Phillips

10th Nov 1917 Gnr. J. R. Sandals, Lenchwick. Killed. Sandals, J. R.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. W. Osborne, Malvern. Killed. Osborne, W.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. E. Palmer, Wor'ster. Killed. Palmer, E.

10th Nov 1917 Dvr. F. A. Tombs, Wor'ster. Died wounds. Tombs, F. A.

10th Nov 1917 Bdr. G. Bayliss, R.F.A. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs. Bayliss, 29, Blackfriars,

Worcester.

Bayliss, G.

10th Nov 1917 Dvr. T. Bayliss, R.F.A. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs. Bayliss, 29, Blackfriars,

Worcester.

Bayliss, T.

10th Nov 1917 Bdr. S. Bayliss, R.F.A. Killed. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs. Bayliss, 29, Blackfriars,

Worcester.

Bayliss, S.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. J. Bayliss, T.R. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs. Bayliss, 29, Blackfriars,

Worcester.

Bayliss, J.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. L. Avery, Wor'sters (son-in-law). Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs. Bayliss, 29,

Blackfriars, Worcester.

Avery, L.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. W. Bailey, Canadians (nephew). Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs. Bayliss, 29,

Blackfriars, Worcester.

Bailey, W.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. G. Ivatts, Martley. Killed. Ivatts, G.

10th Nov 1917 Sergt. W. Grubb, Martley. Killed. Grubb, W.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. E. Grubb, Martley. Drowned. Grubb, E.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. F. Grubb, Martley. Wounded. Grubb, F.

10th Nov 1917 Gnr. G. H. Wright, Wor'ster. Gassed. Wright, G. H.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. A. Carter, Bretforton. Military Medal. Carter, A.

10th Nov 1917 Spr A H Haines. R.E. Military medal. Son of Mr. And Mrs.Haines, 74, Southfield Street,

Worcester.

Haines, A. H.

10th Nov 1917 Spr. W. Haines, R.E. Wounded and discharged. Sons of Mr. And Mrs.Haines, 74,

Southfield Street, Worcester.

Haines, W.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. A. Haines, Glos'ters. Sons of Mr. And Mrs.Haines, 74, Southfield Street, Worcester. Haines, A.

10th Nov 1917 Spr. S. Haines, R.E. Wounded. Sons of Mr. And Mrs.Haines, 74, Southfield Street,

Worcester.

Haines, S.

10th Nov 1917 Spr. O. Haines, R.E. Sons of Mr. And Mrs.Haines, 74, Southfield Street, Worcester. Haines, O.

10th Nov 1917 Cpl. H. Haines, R.E. Wounded and discharged. Wounded and discharged. Sons of Mr. And

Mrs.Haines, 74, Southfield Street, Worcester.

Haines, H.

10th Nov 1917 Dvr. C. E. Haines, R.F.A. Invalided. Wounded and discharged. Sons of Mr. And

Mrs.Haines, 74, Southfield Street, Worcester.

Haines, C. E.

10th Nov 1917 Gnr. W. N. Slack, Malvern. Wounded. Slack, W. N.

10th Nov 1917 Miss A. Polson, Matron V.A.D. Hosp., Tardebigge, Associate Royal Red Cross. For

Valuable Services.

Polson, A.

10th Nov 1917 Sister J. Macleod, T.N.S. (formerly of Worcester) "Mentioned." For Valuable Services. Macleod, J.

10th Nov 1917 Sergt. W. Parker, R.F.A. (son). Killed.Pte. Walt. Parker, R.D.C. (son).Pte. C. Parker,

Wor'sters (son). Died. Sons, gransons, and son-in-law of Mrs. Parker, 16, St. Peter's

Street, Wor'ster.

Parker, W.

10th Nov 1917 Sergt. T. Parker, Wor'sters (son). Gassed and discharged. Sons, gransons, and son-in-law

of Mrs. Parker, 16, St. Peter's Street, Wor'ster.

Parker, T.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. E. Parker. (son). Sons, gransons, and son-in-law of Mrs. Parker, 16, St. Peter's Street,

Wor'ster.

Parker, E.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. G. P. Jarvis, R.A.M.C. (grandson). Sons, gransons, and son-in-law of Mrs. Parker, 16,

St. Peter's Street, Wor'ster.

Jarvis, G. P.

10th Nov 1917 L.-Cpl. Wil. Parker (grandson). Twice wounded. Sons, gransons, and son-in-law of Mrs.

Parker, 16, St. Peter's Street, Wor'ster.

Parker, Wil.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. T. Jarvis, R.G.A. (grandson). Sons, gransons, and son-in-law of Mrs. Parker, 16, St.

Peter's Street, Wor'ster.

Jarvis, T.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. A. Morrison, Wor'sters (grandson). Sons, gransons, and son-in-law of Mrs. Parker, 16,

St. Peter's Street, Wor'ster.

Morrison, A.

10th Nov 1917 L.Cpl. C. Davis (son-in-law). Sons, gransons, and son-in-law of Mrs. Parker, 16, St. Peter's

Street, Wor'ster.

Davis, C.

10th Nov 1917 Pte. J. E. Bridges, Wor'ster. Wounded. Bridges, J. E.

10th Nov 1917 Group of Women Land Workers at Leigh and their caravan home.

10th Nov 1917 A Cheery Group of wounded at Battenhall Mount Hospital. Harris, W. W., Wor'ster

10th Nov 1917 Group of Worcester Munition Workers.

17th Nov 1917 Lce.-Cpl. W. A. Taylor, Pershore, killed. Taylor, A.

17th Nov 1917 Pte. J. Taylor, Pershore, wounded. Taylor, J.

17th Nov 1917 Pte. B. Smith, W'ster, killed. Smith, B.

17th Nov 1917 Pte. J. Clifford, W'ster, killed. Clifford, J.

17th Nov 1917 Gnr. H. H. New, E'sham, wounded. New, H. H.

17th Nov 1917 P. Off. Tel. A. F. Jarrett, W'ster, lost in "Bergonia." Jarrett, A. F.

17th Nov 1917 Pte. J. C. Badham, W'ster, wounded. Badham, J. C.

17th Nov 1917 Pte. E. Smith, [brother of Pte. A. J. Smith] W'ster, killed. Smith, E.

17th Nov 1917 Pte. A. J. Smith (his [Pte. E. Smith] brother), wounded. Smith, A. J.

17th Nov 1917 Gnr. E. G. Wright, Malvern, killed. Wright, E. G.

17th Nov 1917 Sergt. J. E. Caffray, W'ster, Military Medal. Caffray, J. E.

17th Nov 1917 Sig. W. Candlin, W'ster, Military Medal. Candlin, W.

17th Nov 1917 L.-Cpl. W. F. Peats, Bretforton, Military Medal. Peats, W. F.

17th Nov 1917 Pte. R. Whiley, Mal. Link, Military Medal. Whiley, R.

17th Nov 1917 Cpl. F. Green, Bromyard, Military Medal. Green, F.

17th Nov 1917 Pte. A. Corbett, Mal. Link, Military Medal. Corbett, A.

17th Nov 1917 L.-Cpl. A. Malin, W'ster, Parchment for Gallantry. Malin, A.

17th Nov 1917 Dvr. H. C. Tillbrook, W'ster, Parchment for Gallantry. Tillbrook, H. C.

17th Nov 1917 Pte. W. Martin, Little Malvern, killed. Martin, W.

17th Nov 1917 Pte. W. J. Childs, W'ster, killed. Childs, W. J.

17th Nov 1917 Late L.-Cpl. S. H. Burgess, W'shires. Three sons of Mr. L. Burgess, 46, Nelson Road,

Worcester.

Burgess, S. H.

17th Nov 1917 Bdr. P. H. Burgess, R.F.A. Three sons of Mr. L. Burgess, 46, Nelson Road, Worcester. Burgess, P. H.

17th Nov 1917 Pte. F. E. Burgess, Durhams, wounded. Military Medal. Three sons of Mr. L. Burgess, 46,

Nelson Road, Worcester.

Burgess, F. E.

17th Nov 1917 Sergt. W. Moore, D.C.M. Five Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Moore, Aldington Siding, Evesham. Moore, W.

17th Nov 1917 Stkr. C. W. Moore, Navy. Five Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Moore, Aldington Siding, Evesham. Moore, C. W.

17th Nov 1917 F. R. Moore, Navy. Five Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Moore, Aldington Siding, Evesham. Moore F. R.

17th Nov 1917 Pte. A. E. Moore, A.V.C. Five Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Moore, Aldington Siding, Evesham. Moore, A. E.

17th Nov 1917 Cpl. E. Moore, W'shires. Five Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Moore, Aldington Siding, Evesham. Moore, E.

17th Nov 1917 P. C. Beasley, W'ster Police Force, Military Medal. Beasley, P. C.

17th Nov 1917 Cpl. W. Ashburner, R.E., discharged. Ex.-Cpl. W. Ashburner, W'ster, and his sons and

sons-in-law.

Ashburner, W.

17th Nov 1917 Pte. C. Ashburner, W'shires, killed. Ex.-Cpl. W. Ashburner, W'ster, and his sons and sons-

in-law.

Ashburner, C.

17th Nov 1917 Pte. W. Ashburner, W'shires, killed. Ex.-Cpl. W. Ashburner, W'ster, and his sons and sons-

in-law.

Ashburner, W.

17th Nov 1917 Pte. F. Ashburner, W'shires, killed. Ex.-Cpl. W. Ashburner, W'ster, and his sons and sons-

in-law.

Ashburner, F.

17th Nov 1917 Tpr. A. Leeke, Yeomanry (son-in-law). Ex.-Cpl. W. Ashburner, W'ster, and his sons and

sons-in-law.

Leeke, A.

17th Nov 1917 Pte. J. Price, W'shires (son-in-law). Ex.-Cpl. W. Ashburner, W'ster, and his sons and sons-

in-law.

Price, J.

17th Nov 1917 Pte. H. Munn, W'shires. Brothers and brother-in-law of Mrs. W. Twinberrow, 30, Barbourne,

W'ster.

Munn, H.

17th Nov 1917 Gnr. S. Munn, M.G.C. Brothers and brother-in-law of Mrs. W. Twinberrow, 30, Barbourne,

W'ster.

Munn, S.

17th Nov 1917 Sgt. J. Munn, W'shires. Brothers and brother-in-law of Mrs. W. Twinberrow, 30, Barbourne,

W'ster.

Munn, J.

17th Nov 1917 Gnr. P. Twinberrow, R.F.A. (brother-in-law). Brothers and brother-in-law of Mrs. W.

Twinberrow, 30, Barbourne, W'ster.

Twinberrow, P.

17th Nov 1917 Marriage of Mr. B. C. Hammond and Miss B. M. Roberts, Worcester. Roberts, B. M. Iliffe, W'ster

17th Nov 1917 Mr. Lloyd Evans: Presentation for service as President of Welsh Society. Evans, Lloyd

17th Nov 1917 Capt. R. Coningsby Wilmot, O.V., killed. Coningsby Wilmot, R.

17th Nov 1917 Cpl. A. E. Perkins, R.E., Worcester and Miss L. M. Lloyd, Cardiff, married Nov 3 Lloyd, L. M. Iliffe, W'ster

17th Nov 1917 Worcestershire Men who helped to take Baghdad.

24th Nov 1917 Pte. A. E. Weston, Worcesters, Military Medal. Weston, A. E.

24th Nov 1917 Pte. H. Weston, Canadians (brother). Three Worcester Brothers and their three uncles. Weston, H.

24th Nov 1917 P. Weston, discharged (brother). Three Worcester Brothers and their three uncles. Weston, P.

24th Nov 1917 Pte. G. Weston, killed (uncle). Three Worcester Brothers and their three uncles. Weston, G.

24th Nov 1917 Gnr. R. Weston, R.F.A. (uncle). Three Worcester Brothers and their three uncles. Weston, R.

24th Nov 1917 E. W. Weston, discharged (uncle). Three Worcester Brothers and their three uncles. Weston, E. W.

24th Nov 1917 Pte. C. A. Clay, Wor'ster, Military Medal. Clay, C. A.

24th Nov 1917 Pte. C. H. Preece, Malvern. Wounded. Three Worcester Brothers and their three uncles. Preece, C. H.

24th Nov 1917 Tpr. E. A. Penny, Wor'ster. Wounded. Penny, E. A.

24th Nov 1917 Tpr. A. J. Penny (his brother). Penny, A. J.

24th Nov 1917 Sgt. H. Norledge, E'sham, Military Medal. Norledge, H.

24th Nov 1917 Pte. J. Norledge (his brother). Discharged wounds. Norledge, J.

24th Nov 1917 Pte. A. Collins, Martley. Wounded. Collins, A.

24th Nov 1917 Pte. H. Collins (his brother). Wounded. Collins, H.

24th Nov 1917 Pte. F. Millward, [brother of L.-Cpl. E. Millward] Martley. Been wounded. Millward, F.

24th Nov 1917 L.-Cpl. E. Millward (his [Pte. F. Millward] brother). Millward, E.

24th Nov 1917 Sgt. H. W. Parkes, E'sham. Wounded. Parkes, H. W.

24th Nov 1917 Pte. Marchant, E'sham. Wounded. Marchant

24th Nov 1917 Pte. T. W. E. Ford, Whitbourne. Wounded. Ford, T. W. E.

24th Nov 1917 Pte. W. Tyson, Wor'ster. Wounded. Tyson, W.

24th Nov 1917 Group of Worcester Munition Workers Iliffe, Wor'ster

24th Nov 1917 Gnr. G. F. Stephens, Drakes Broughton, Killed. Stephens, G. F.

24th Nov 1917 Gnr. W. H. Taylor, Malvern. Killed. Taylor, W. H.

24th Nov 1917 Tpr. H. G. Denley, Upton. Killed. Denley, H. G.

24th Nov 1917 Pte. F. O. T. Matthews, Wor'ster. Killed. Matthews, F. O. T.

24th Nov 1917 Gnr. A. Gooch, Himbleton. Killed. Gooch, A.

24th Nov 1917 Pte. J. Haywood, Wor'ster. Killed. Haywood, J.

24th Nov 1917 Sgt. F. Ellery, [brother of Pte. H. Ellery] Witley. Wounded. Ellery, F.

24th Nov 1917 Pte. H. Ellery (his [Sgt. F. Ellery] brother) Ellery, H.

24th Nov 1917 Cpl. A. James, Brockamin. Gassed and wounded. James, A.

24th Nov 1917 Pte. G. H. Jenkins, Holt Heath, Died. Jenkins, G. H.

24th Nov 1917 Late Mr. A. H. Whinfield, Worcester Whinfield, A. H. Iliffe, Wor'ster

24th Nov 1917 Lieut. V. W. Price, Malvern. Killed in aeroplane accident. Price, V. W.

24th Nov 1917 Capt. F. Sutton, Gheluvelt D.C.M., Worcester. Wounded. Sutton, F.

24th Nov 1917 Cpl. H. Davies, Wor'ster, Military Medal. Davies, H.

24th Nov 1917 L.-Cpl. W. G. Trevor Pearse, Wor'ster. D.C.M. Trevor Pearse, W. G.

24th Nov 1917 Marriage of Bombardier M. C. L. Bate and Miss G. J. Schwer both of Worcester. Schwer, G. J. Iliffe, Worcester

24th Nov 1917 Worcestershire Men in Egypt with a Turtle from the Suez Canal.

1st Dec 1917 Pte. E. Kent, Malvern. Missing. Kent, E.

1st Dec 1917 L/cpl. F. Harvey, Norton, Military Medal Harvey, F.

1st Dec 1917 Cpl. B. Harper, D'wich. Killed. Harper, B.

1st Dec 1917 Pte. H. W. Barnett, W'ster, Killed Barnett, H. W.

1st Dec 1917 Pte. A. Perkins, Evesham, Killed. Perkins, A.

1st Dec 1917 Cpl. H. W. Moulson, Pershore, Killed. Moulson, H. W.

1st Dec 1917 Pte. W. J. Finney, W'ster, Killed. Finney, W. J.

1st Dec 1917 Pte. J. D. Gould, E'sham, Wounded. Gould, J. D.

1st Dec 1917 Spr. H. J. Webb, Malvern, Wounded. Webb, H. J.

1st Dec 1917 Cpl. Thomas, W'ster, Wounded. Thomas

1st Dec 1917 Pte. C. W. Jones, W'ster, Missing. Jones, C. W.

1st Dec 1917 Pte. A. Skinner, W'ster, Killed. Skinner, A.

1st Dec 1917 Pte. T. W. Skinner, his [Pte. A. Skinner] brother, Missing. Skinner, T. W.

1st Dec 1917 L/cpl. A. Hencher, W'sters, Missing. [brother-in-law of Pte. F. Webb, Hencher, A.

1st Dec 1917 Pte. F. Webb, W'sters (his [L/cpl. A. Hencher] brother-in-law), Military Medal. Webb, F.

1st Dec 1917 Pte. H. Webb, W'sters, Killed, (brother-in-law [of L/cpl. A. Hencher]). Webb, H.

1st Dec 1917 Pte. W. Hall, R.M.L.I. (brother-in-law [of L/cpl. A. Hencher]). Hall, W.

1st Dec 1917 Pte. H. Pumfrey, Gren. Guards, Military Medal. Sons of Mrs. J. Pumfrey, Upton-on-Severn. Pumfrey, H.

1st Dec 1917 Drmr J. Pumfrey, S. Staffs. Regt. (his [Drmr J. Pumfrey] brother). Killed. Upton-on-Severn. Pumfrey, J.

1st Dec 1917 Drmr. T. Pumfrey. S. Staffs. Regt., (brother [of Drmr J. Pumfrey and Pte. H. Pumfrey])

Killed. Upton-on-Severn.

Pumfrey, T.

1st Dec 1917 Groups of Worcester Munition Workers

1st Dec 1917 Capt. A. E. Owins, W'ster. Awarded Military Cross. (See "Worc. And War.") Owins, A. E.

1st Dec 1917 2/Lt. W. G. Lane, Clarkenleap, (Died-of-Wounds) Lane, W. G.

1st Dec 1917 Pte. F. G. Dancox, Worcester V.C. Dancox, F. G.

1st Dec 1917 Pte. W. Dancox, (his brother). Killed. Dancox, W.

1st Dec 1917 The Butterfly and Caterpillar Pest. To illustrate letter by Mr. J. G. Williams, Ombersley.

(See correspondence columns.)

Williams, J. G.

1st Dec 1917 Marriage of Miss M. Salmon of Pershore and Mr. G. East, West Bromwich, at Pershore. Glover and Son,

Pershore.

8th Dec 1917 Pte. W. Nightingale, Offenham, wounded. Nightingale W

8th Dec 1917 Pte. F. Short, W'ster, wounded. Short F

8th Dec 1917 Pte. R. Barber, Malvern, wounded. Barber R

8th Dec 1917 Pte. A. G. Woodman, W'ster, wounded. Woodman A. G.

8th Dec 1917 Pte. H. H. Hill, W'ster. Liberated E. Africa. Hill H. H.

8th Dec 1917 Gnr. R. J. Jeynes, Marines. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. W. Jeynes, Kempsey. Jeynes R. J.

8th Dec 1917 Pte. J. Jeynes, wounded and discharged. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. W. Jeynes, Kempsey. Jeynes J.

8th Dec 1917 Pte. A. T. Jeynes, wounded. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. W. Jeynes, Kempsey. Jeynes A. T.

8th Dec 1917 Cpl. A. E. Jeynes, wounded and missing. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. W. Jeynes, Kempsey. Jeynes A. E.

8th Dec 1917 Gnr. Allsopp, Birtsmorton, killed. Allsop

8th Dec 1917 Groups of Worcester Munition Workers Iliffe, W'ster.

8th Dec 1917 Marriage of Miss Elsie Bevand of 29, Carden Street, Worcester. to Mr. S. J. Allen 54,

Carden Street

Allen S. J

8th Dec 1917 Marriage of Bomb. E. H. Smart and Miss Spear. Of Worcester Smart E. H.

8th Dec 1917 Cpl. A. T. Smith, Mal. wells, Military Medal. Smith A. T.

8th Dec 1917 Cpl. H. Wood, Evesham. Military Medal. Wood H.

8th Dec 1917 Late Mr. A. Jones, Worcester's oldest Forrester. Jones A.

8th Dec 1917 Lieut. R. H. New, Evesham, wounded. New R. H.

8th Dec 1917 Lieut. F. W. Goodwin, M.C. and Bar, Colwall. Killed Goodwin F. W.

8th Dec 1917 Bomb. A. Goodwin, R.F.A. (his brother) [F. W. Goodwin] (see casualty Columns.) Goodwin A.

8th Dec 1917 Marine E. Smith, N. Malvern, Long Service Medal. Smith E. W.

8th Dec 1917 Sgt. H. Beeden, Mal. Wells, Killed. Beeden H.

8th Dec 1917 Gnr. W. F. Powell, Malvern, killed. Powell W. F

8th Dec 1917 Lce.Cpl. W. J. Rothin, Malvern. Killed. Rothin W. J.

8th Dec 1917 Lce. Cpl. W. Drinkwater. Mathon. Killed. Drinkwater W.

8th Dec 1917 Lce.-Cpl. A. J. Brush Kemerton. Killed Brush A. J.

8th Dec 1917 Gnr. T. Rice, Upton. Killed. Rice T.

8th Dec 1917 Sap. W. H. Haywood, W'ster, died. Haywood W. H.

8th Dec 1917 Pte. J. Haffner, Ombersley. Killed. Haffner J.

8th Dec 1917 Pte. W. P. Young, Wick, reported killed. Young W. P.

8th Dec 1917 Tpr. W. N. Griffin, N. Malvern, killed. Griffin W. N.

8th Dec 1917 Pte. J. Grove. E'sham, wounded. Grove J.

8th Dec 1917 Sgt. O. D. Robbins, D.C.M. and M.M. Gheluvelt. Sons of Mrs. E. Robbins Pickersleigh

Road, Malvern.

Robbins O.D.

8th Dec 1917 Lce.-Cpl. G. Robbins Sons of Mrs. E. Robbins Pickersleigh Road, Malvern. Robbins G.

8th Dec 1917 Pte. V. Robbins Sons of Mrs. E. Robbins Pickersleigh Road, Malvern. Robbins V.

8th Dec 1917 W. Craven R.F.A., missing. Sons of Mr. And Mrs Craven, St John's, W'ster. Craven W

8th Dec 1917 Sniper R. M. Craven, W'shires. Sons of Mr. And Mrs Craven, St John's, W'ster Craven R.M.

8th Dec 1917 A. S. Craven, A.B., Navy. Sons of Mr. And Mrs Craven, St John's, W'ster Craven A. S.

8th Dec 1917 Gnr. G. H. Collins, R.F.A., wounded. Sons of Mr. & Mrs. J. Collins, Lambert Road, St.

John's, W'ster.

Collins G.H.

8th Dec 1917 Sig. J. Collins, W'shires. Sons of Mr. & Mrs. J. Collins, Lambert Road, St. John's, W'ster. Collins J.

8th Dec 1917 Pte. G. W. Collins R.E., killed. Sons of Mr. & Mrs. J. Collins, Lambert Road, St. John's,

W'ster.

Collins G.W.

8th Dec 1917 Pte. A. J. Collins, A.S.C. Sons of Mr. & Mrs. J. Collins, Lambert Road, St. John's, W'ster. Collins A. J.

15th Dec 1917 Rifleman H. Houghton, Ombersley. Killed Houghton H.

15th Dec 1917 L/cpl. H. Graves Morris, W'ster. Wounded. Graves H.

15th Dec 1917 King's Cpl. T. Bell. M.M. Croix de Guerre. W'ster. Wounded, 4th time. Bell T.

15th Dec 1917 Cpl. Cecil Trigg, Malvern. Wounded, 2nd time. Trigg Cecil

15th Dec 1917 Pte. W. E. Oram, W'ster. Missing. Oram W. E.

15th Dec 1917 Mr. F. Stokes, Sexton, Powick and his soldier sons. Stokes F.

15th Dec 1917 P.C. A. A. Stokes [son of Mr. F. Stokes, Sexton, Powick] Stokes A. A..

15th Dec 1917 Pte. W. E. Stokes, Killed. [son of Mr. F. Stokes, Sexton, Powick] Stokes W. E.

15th Dec 1917 Pte. H. E. Stokes, Gren. Guards. [son of Mr. F. Stokes, Sexton, Powick] Stokes H. E.

15th Dec 1917 Pte. C. Stokes, Warwicks. [son of Mr. F. Stokes, Sexton, Powick] Stokes C.

15th Dec 1917 L/cpl. R Bosworth, W'ster. Military Medal. Bosworth R.

15th Dec 1917 Pte F. P. Haines, W'ster killed. Haines F. P.

15th Dec 1917 L/cpl.G. Ballard, Pinvin. Killed. Ballard G.

15th Dec 1917 Pte T. Roberts, W'ster. Died. Roberts T.

15th Dec 1917 Pte. J. James, Campden, Died Wounds. James J.

15th Dec 1917 Pte. D. Johns, E'sham. Killed. Johns D.

15th Dec 1917 Gnr. J. F. Hall. Killed. Sons of Mrs S Hall, Shelsley Beauchamp. Hall J. F.

15th Dec 1917 Pte. J. Hall R.W.F. Sons of Mrs S Hall, Shelsley Beauchamp. Hall J.

15th Dec 1917 Pte W. Hall, W'sters. Killed. Sons of Mrs S Hall, Shelsley Beauchamp. Hall W.

15th Dec 1917 Tpr. G. H. Mitchell, Whitbourne. Killed. Mitchell G. H.

15th Dec 1917 Major Cyril Bartlett. M.C. Witley. Died of wounds. Bartlett Cyril

15th Dec 1917 Lieut. And Adjit. A. St. Clair Thompson, M. C. Paxford. Died of wounds. Thompson A. St. Clair

15th Dec 1917 Lieut. J. F. Brieley, W'ster. Wounded. Brieley J. F. Dowty

15th Dec 1917 2/Lt. R. Parton. Bringstye. Died of wounds. Parton R.

15th Dec 1917 Lieut. W. J. Edwards. Gassed and wounded. (Son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Price). Edwards W. J.

15th Dec 1917 Mr. and Mrs. R. Price. W'ster, who have celebrated their Golden Wedding. Price R. Mr & Mrs

15th Dec 1917 Mrs. M. E. Hiscock, W'ster, appointed Unit Administrater Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. Hiscock M. E.

15th Dec 1917 St. John's Girl Guides' Entertainment.

15th Dec 1917 Broadheath Children's Entertainment

15th Dec 1917 Marriage of Mr. A.[Alfred] Hayward Owen, Field Farm, Abberley, and Miss [Annie]

Billingham, Abberley.

Owen Hayward

A.[Alfred]

22nd Dec 1917 W'ster Farmers' Sale for Prisoners of War Fund. Vicountess Deerhurst selling a sheep. Deerhurst. Viscountess

22nd Dec 1917 W'ster Farmers' Sale for Prisoners of War Fund. Vicount Deerhurst selling a bottle of beer. Deerhurst. Viscount

22nd Dec 1917 Tablea from local history W'ster Secondary School for Girls. Queen Elizabeth's visit to

Worcester.

22nd Dec 1917 Marriage of Sapper F. G. Matson, R.E. Whitby and Miss A. M. Weaver. Ripple. Weaver. Miss A. M.

22nd Dec 1917 St. Wulstan's Norman Crypt. (To illustrate article by the Dean of Worcester.)

22nd Dec 1917 Col. E. B. Hankey, who led the Worcesters at Gheluvelt. Presented with Freedom of City. Hankey E. B.

22nd Dec 1917 Lieut. J. H. Rose, Bromsgrove. Wounded. Rose J. H.

22nd Dec 1917 Capt. S. A. Godsall, Worcester. Wounded. Godsall S. A.

22nd Dec 1917 Sec-Lt. W. F. Harwood R.E. Whitbourne. [brother of H. S. Harwood] Appointed Engineer on

H.M.S. T.F.2.

Harwood W. F.

22nd Dec 1917 Sec-Lt. H. S. Harwood R.F.C. (his brother) [brother of W. F. Harwood] Invested by the King

with Albert Medal.

Harwood H. S.

22nd Dec 1917 Pte. F. G. Dancox, Worcester V.C. Killed in action. Dancox F. G.

22nd Dec 1917 Cpl. Salisbury W'ster. Military Medal. Salisbury

22nd Dec 1917 S.-M. J. Tarrant, W'ster. Killed. Tarrant J.

22nd Dec 1917 P.C. A. Hurren, Malvern Link. Killed Hurren A.

22nd Dec 1917 L.-Cpl. W. Grove, W'ster. Killed. Grove W.

22nd Dec 1917 Sgt. W. Lane, Hanley Swan. Killed. Lane, W.

22nd Dec 1917 Pte. D. Moss, Colwall. Killed. Moss D.

22nd Dec 1917 Sgt. J. Pressdee M.M. Malvern. Killed. Pressdee J.

22nd Dec 1917 Pte. H. B. Nash, Crabbs Cross. Died while prisoner. Nash H. B.

22nd Dec 1917 Pte. L. A. Davis, W'ster. Missing. Davis L. A.

22nd Dec 1917 Tpr. F. Harrison. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Great Broughton St., St. John's W'ster. Harrison F.

22nd Dec 1917 Pte. H. J. Harrison. Hants., Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Great Broughton St., St. John's

W'ster.

Harrison H. J.

22nd Dec 1917 Pte. A. Harrison, W. Yorks. Wounded. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Great Broughton St.,

St. John's W'ster.

Harrison A.

22nd Dec 1917 Pte. A. G. Jinks. Warwicks. Six sons of Mr. And Mrs. W. H. Jinks 9. St. Paul's St.,

Worcester.

Jinks A. G.

22nd Dec 1917 Pte. W. Jinks. W'ster. Six sons of Mr. And Mrs. W. H. Jinks 9. St. Paul's St., Worcester. Jinks W.

22nd Dec 1917 Pte. W. J. Jinks, Devons. Six sons of Mr. And Mrs. W. H. Jinks 9. St. Paul's St., Worcester. Jinks W. J.

22nd Dec 1917 Pte. A. H. Jinks, Manchesters, In hosptial. Six sons of Mr. And Mrs. W. H. Jinks 9. St.

Paul's St., Worcester.

Jinks A. H.

22nd Dec 1917 Dvr. A. E. Jinks, R.F.A. Six sons of Mr. And Mrs. W. H. Jinks 9. St. Paul's St., Worcester. Jinks A. E.

22nd Dec 1917 Pte. J. E. Jinks, M.T. A.S.C. Six sons of Mr. And Mrs. W. H. Jinks 9. St. Paul's St.,

Worcester.

Jinks J. E.

22nd Dec 1917 Gnr. A. W. Pitman, Bengeworth, gassed, trench fever. Pitman A. W.

22nd Dec 1917 Pte. F. Baulch, Gl'sters, died of wounds. Sons of Pte. and Mrs. Baulch, 76, Severn Street,

Worcester.

Baulch F.

22nd Dec 1917 Pte. A. Baulch, Ox. and Bucks, Prisoner. Six sons of Mr. And Mrs. W. H. Jinks 9. St. Paul's

St., Worcester.

Baulch A.

22nd Dec 1917 A.B. Alf. Baulch, Navy. Six sons of Mr. And Mrs. W. H. Jinks 9. St. Paul's St., Worcester. Baulch Alf.

22nd Dec 1917 Pte. F. G. Saunders, died wounds. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Saunders, Peopleton. Saunders F. G.

22nd Dec 1917 Pte. J. E. Saunders, W'sters. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Saunders, Peopleton. Saunders J. E.

22nd Dec 1917 Tpr. A. W. Saunders, discharged. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Saunders, Peopleton. Saunders A. W.

22nd Dec 1917 Pte. H. Long (son-in-law) Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Saunders, Peopleton. long H.

29th Dec 1917 Tablea from local history W'ster Secondary School for Girls. Bishop Wulstan's visit to the

castle.

29th Dec 1917 Worcester Farmers' Sale for Prisoners of War Fund. "Punch", who realised a good sum.

29th Dec 1917 Football team of some of Worcesters R.E.'s, now"somewhere in France".

29th Dec 1917 L-Cpl. L. Taylor. Wor'sters. Killed. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor. Earl's

Croome, Worcester.

Taylor L.

29th Dec 1917 Wheeler H Taylor, A.O.C. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor. Earl's Croome,

Worcester.

Taylor H

29th Dec 1917 Spr. O. Taylor, R.E. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor. Earl's Croome,

Worcester.

Tayor O

29th Dec 1917 2nd Class A.M., B. W. Smith, R.N.A.S. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor.

Earl's Croome, Worcester.

Smith B. W.

29th Dec 1917 Rev. A Grey Maitland. LL.D., new Hon. Canon of Wor'ster Cathedral. Maitland A. Grey.

29th Dec 1917 Lieut-Col. G. W. Howard, D.S.O., Stone. Five times mentioned in despatches.(Twice in

South African War, three times in present war).

Howard G. W.

29th Dec 1917 Pte. A Flowers, Bromsgrove. Military Medal. Flowers A.

29th Dec 1917 L-Cpl. E. Waldron, Bromsgrove. Military Medal. Waldron E.

29th Dec 1917 L-Cpl. G. Chambers, formerly Wor'ster. Killed. Chambers G.

29th Dec 1917 Cpl. G. E. Meek, S.W.B. Missing. Meek G. E.

29th Dec 1917 Capt. A. G. G. Price D.C.L.I. (son). Sons, grandsons and sons-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. R.

Price of Oakleigh Vine Street, Worcester.

Price A. G. G.

29th Dec 1917 Sgt. G. J. Price, R.H.A. (son). Sons, grandsons and sons-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. R. Price of

Oakleigh Vine Street, Worcester.

Price G. J.

29th Dec 1917 Pte H. V. Price, late D.C.L.I. (son). Sons, grandsons and sons-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. R.

Price of Oakleigh Vine Street, Worcester.

Price H. V.

29th Dec 1917 Sgt. E. E. Price, R.A.M.C. (son). Sons, grandsons and sons-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. R.

Price of Oakleigh Vine Street, Worcester.

Price E. E.

29th Dec 1917 Pte. G. Price, R.E. (grandson). (Three sons of Cpt. Price) Sons, grandsons and sons-in-

law of Mr. And Mrs. R. Price of Oakleigh Vine Street, Worcester.

Price G.

29th Dec 1917 Cpl. R. Price, R.E. (grandson). (Three sons of Cpt. Price) Sons, grandsons and sons-in-

law of Mr. And Mrs. R. Price of Oakleigh Vine Street, Worcester.

Price R.

29th Dec 1917 Pte. C. Price, A.S.C. (grandson). (Three sons of Cpt. Price) Sons, grandsons and sons-in-

law of Mr. And Mrs. R. Price of Oakleigh Vine Street, Worcester.

Price C.

29th Dec 1917 Mach-Gnr. G. Lippett, Wor'shire Yeomanry (grandson). (Three sons of Cpt. Price) Sons,

grandsons and sons-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. R. Price of Oakleigh Vine Street, Worcester.

Lippett G.

29th Dec 1917 A.B. P. Lippett, Navy (grandson). Sons, grandsons and sons-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. R.

Price of Oakleigh Vine Street, Worcester.

Lippett P.

29th Dec 1917 A.B. V. Lippett, Navy (grandson). Sons, grandsons and sons-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. R.

Price of Oakleigh Vine Street, Worcester.

Lippett V.

29th Dec 1917 Lieut. W. J. Edwards, S. Staffs (son-in-law). Sons, grandsons and sons-in-law of Mr. And

Mrs. R. Price of Oakleigh Vine Street, Worcester.

Edwards W. J.

29th Dec 1917 Sgt. A. Hobbs, Warwicks (son-in-law). Sons, grandsons and sons-in-law of Mr. And Mrs. R.

Price of Oakleigh Vine Street, Worcester.

Hobbs A.

29th Dec 1917 Cpl. R. Jamison, R.A.M.C. Discharged (son-in-law). Sons, grandsons and sons-in-law of

Mr. And Mrs. R. Price of Oakleigh Vine Street, Worcester.

Jamison R.

29th Dec 1917 Pte. F. Bridges. West Kents (son-in-law). Sons, grandsons and sons-in-law of Mr. And Mrs.

R. Price of Oakleigh Vine Street, Worcester.

Bridges F.

29th Dec 1917 Groups of Worcester Munition Workers

5th Jan 1918 Worcester Pantomine Company: "Babes in the Wood".

5th Jan 1918 Worcester Infirmary Staff's Entertainment to Patients.

5th Jan 1918 Worcester Volunteer Sergeants' Smocking Concert.

5th Jan 1918 Pte. H. C. Till[brook] W'ster. Military Medal. Till[brook] H. C.

5th Jan 1918 Pte. A Hill, W'ster. Military Medal. Hill A.

5th Jan 1918 Pte. W. Marshall, M.M. Offenham. Killed. Marshall W.

5th Jan 1918 Cpl. A. Mayo Pershore. Killed. Mayo A.

5th Jan 1918 Pte. F. B. Wright, Holberrow Green. Killed. Wirght F. B.

5th Jan 1918 L/cpl. F. Sprague, W'ster. Killed. Sprague F.

5th Jan 1918 Pte. A. Harris, W'ster. Killed. Harris A.

5th Jan 1918 Pte. J. Griswold, W'ster. Killed. Griswold J.

5th Jan 1918 Pte. J. Coombey, Martley. Wounded. Coombey J.

5th Jan 1918 Spr. F. Lewis, Bengworth. Gassed. Lewis F.

5th Jan 1918 Pte. T. Walters, Martley. Wounded. Walters T.

5th Jan 1918 Pte. J. H. Ballard, Linley Green. Wounded. Ballard J. H.

5th Jan 1918 Pte. R. J. Clinton. Bengeworth. Wounded. Clinton R. J.

5th Jan 1918 Pte. J. Freeman. Worcester. Freeman J.

5th Jan 1918 Pte. F. G. Harris. Norfolks. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Harris. Rockwell,

Henwick Rd., Worcester.

Harris F. G.

5th Jan 1918 L/cpl. G. A. Harris. A.S.C. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Harris. Rockwell,

Henwick Rd., Worcester.

Harris G. A.

5th Jan 1918 W. T. Harris, late W'sters. Discharged. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Harris.

Rockwell, Henwick Rd., Worcester.

Harris W. T.

5th Jan 1918 O/S H. E. Harris. Navy. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Harris. Rockwell,

Henwick Rd., Worcester.

Harris H. E.

5th Jan 1918 Spr. F. W. Pugh R.E. Killed. (son-in-law) Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. T. B.

Harris. Rockwell, Henwick Rd., Worcester.

Pugh R. E.

5th Jan 1918 Cpl. A. S. Rushton. W'ster. (son-in-law) Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Harris.

Rockwell, Henwick Rd., Worcester.

Rushton A. S.

5th Jan 1918 Lieut. J. E. Rayer. Worcester. Mentioned in Despatches. Rayer J. E. Iliffe W'ster

5th Jan 1918 Late Mr. E. [Edward] Rigg, Worcester. Two late devoted servants of the Town Clerk.

Worcester.

Rigg E [Edward]

5th Jan 1918 Late Mr. A. Harrison. W'ster. Two late devoted servants of the Town Clerk. Worcester. Harrison A. Iliffe

5th Jan 1918 Marriage of Miss Evelyn Osborn, a well known Worcester vocalist, and Sergt. G. A.

Chapman, Peterborough.

Chapman G. A. Iliffe

12th Jan 1918 Pte. W. W. Holder, W'ster, drowned. Holder W. W.

12th Jan 1918 Pte T. Williams, W'ster. Killed. Williams T.

12th Jan 1918 Pte. G. H. Jenkins, R.A.M.C., died. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. G. Jenkins, 12, King Street,

Worcester.

Jenkins, G. H.

12th Jan 1918 Sapper W. H. Jenkins,. R. E. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. G. Jenkins, 12, King Street, Worcester. Jenkins W. H.

12th Jan 1918 A. E. Jenkins, Norfolks, discharged. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. G. Jenkins, 12, King Street,

Worcester.

Jenkins A. E.

12th Jan 1918 Pte. H. Jenkins, W'shires. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. G. Jenkins, 12, King Street, Worcester. Jenkins H.

12th Jan 1918 Pte. W. Le Gresley. Mal. Link, wounded. Le Gresley W.

12th Jan 1918 Pte. T. Dutfield, W'ster, wounded. Dutfield T.

12th Jan 1918 Pte. W. H. Reece, W'ster, died. Reece W. H.

12th Jan 1918 Pte. W. Weaver. W'ster, missing. Weaver W.

12th Jan 1918 Lieut. And Quartermaster A. C. Abrey, Ombersley. ( See "W'shire and the War") Abrey A. C.

12th Jan 1918 Pte. W. Stevens, France, killed. Three sons of Mr. and Mrs. R Stevens, 12, Rowley Hill

Street, St. John's W'ster.

Stevens W.

12th Jan 1918 Cpl. F. Stevens, France. Three sons of Mr. and Mrs. R Stevens, 12, Rowley Hill Street, St.

John's W'ster.

Stevens F.

12th Jan 1918 Pte. H. Stevens, Italy. Three sons of Mr. and Mrs. R Stevens, 12, Rowley Hill Street, St.

John's W'ster.

Stevens H.

12th Jan 1918 Gnr. A. Broom. W'ster, discharged. Broom A.

12th Jan 1918 Pte. C. E. Gardner, W'shires, killed. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mr. and Mrs. C

Gardner, 49, Wellington Square, St. Paul's Street, W'ster.

Gardner C. E.

12th Jan 1918 Pte. G. H. Gardner, S Wales Borderers. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mr. and Mrs. C

Gardner, 49, Wellington Square, St. Paul's street, W'ster.

Gardner G. H.

12th Jan 1918 Pte. W. Gardner, W'shires, discharged. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mr. and Mrs. C

Gardner, 49, Wellington Square, St. Paul's Street, W'ster.

Gardner W.

12th Jan 1918 Pte. C. Gardner, R.F.C. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mr. and Mrs. C Gardner, 49,

Wellington Square, St. Paul's Street, W'ster.

Gardner C.

12th Jan 1918 Pte. B. Hands Middlesex son-in-law discharged. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mr. and

Mrs. C Gardner, 49, Wellington Square, St. Paul's Street, W'ster.

Hands B.

12th Jan 1918 Pte. H. Pearce, Warwicks, nephew, killed. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mr. and Mrs.

C Gardner, 49, Wellington Square, St. Paul's Street, W'ster.

Pearce H.

12th Jan 1918 Marriage of flight Officer G.[George] E. Caney. R.N.A.S., and Miss M. C. Underhill, both of

W'ster.

Underhill M. C.

12th Jan 1918 Worcester Institute Nurses' New Year Party.

12th Jan 1918 Marriage of Pte. G. H. Boots, of Birmingham, and Miss K. Hill, of Barbourne, W'ster Hill K.

12th Jan 1918 Miss Freda M. Twinberrow as wipper-in to the North Ledbury. (See"Jottings") Twinberrow Freda M. Iliffe Worcester

12th Jan 1918 Worcester Children's Entertainment in aid of Mayor's Home's for Disabled Soldiers &

Sailors.

12th Jan 1918 Marriage of Mr. T. F. Williams (late W'shires, now Y.M.C.A. Worker) and Miss E. T.

Cooper. Rainbow Hill, Worcester.

Cooper E. T.

19th Jan 1918 Marriage of the Rev. Charles Waldegrave, M.C. and Miss Murial V. McClure, of Malvern

Link.

McClure Murial V.

19th Jan 1918 Mr. M. D. R. Rom, of Malvern & Ghent, and Miss Marjorie Surman, of Worcester. Married

at Worcester on Jan 10th.

Surman Marjorie

19th Jan 1918 Marriage of Sec-Lieut. A. D. Hill, Lichfield, and Miss E. Wood, Worcester. Wood E. Iliffe

19th Jan 1918 Major D. Sallis, Worcester, recently Mentioned and Honoured. Sallis D. Dowty Worcester

19th Jan 1918 Major J. L. Partington, Norton. Mentioned in despatches. Partington J. L.

19th Jan 1918 Sergt. A. C. Caiger, Malvern. D.C.M. Caiger A. C.

19th Jan 1918 Sergt. G. Fowler, Wor'ster. Commended good. Fowler G.

19th Jan 1918 Dvr. A. Rastall, Wor'ster. Killed. [Brother J. Rastall] Rastall A.

19th Jan 1918 Gnr. J. Rastall, R.F.A. (his brother) [brother A. Rastall] Rastall J.

19th Jan 1918 L-Cpl. H. S. Hancox, Badsey. Killed. Hancox H. S.

19th Jan 1918 Pte. A. Burdock, Mal. Link. Died wounds. Burdock A.

19th Jan 1918 Pte. A. Rouse, Shipston. Missing. Rouse A.

19th Jan 1918 Tpr. F. C. Brotheridge, Evesham. Wounded. Brotheridge F. C.

19th Jan 1918 B.-S.-M. C. H. Kite. N. Malvern. Promoted. Kite C. H.

19th Jan 1918 Cpl. B. Mantle. Droitwich. Killed. Mantle B.

19th Jan 1918 L-Cpl. A. Kitchen R.E. Sons and Son-in-law of Mrs. Kitchen, of Upper Sapey. Kitchen A.

19th Jan 1918 Spr. B. Kitchen R.E. Sons and Son-in-law of Mrs. Kitchen, of Upper Sapey. Kitchen B.

19th Jan 1918 Dvr. R. W. Kitchen. R.F.A. Sons and Son-in-law of Mrs. Kitchen, of Upper Sapey. Kitchen R.W.

19th Jan 1918 Pte. A. Norcott. N. Staffs. Sons and Son-in-law of Mrs. Kitchen, of Upper Sapey. Norcott A.

19th Jan 1918 Tpr. H. Vincent, Life Guards. Sons and Son-in-law of Mrs. Kitchen, of Upper Sapey. Vincent H.

19th Jan 1918 Pte. Phillips, Mal. Wells. Wounded. Phillips

19th Jan 1918 Gnr. A. Wills. R.F.A. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. G. Wills, 86. Orchard Sreet, Worcester. Wills A.

19th Jan 1918 Cpl. W. Wills. R.A.M.C. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. G. Wills, 86. Orchard Sreet, Worcester. Wills W.

19th Jan 1918 A.M. C. Wills. R.F.A. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. G. Wills, 86. Orchard Sreet, Worcester. Wills C.

19th Jan 1918 Pte. F.C. Stinton. Wor'ster. Died wounds. Stinton F.C.

19th Jan 1918 Pte. W. Freeman. S.-S. Lancs. Fus. Nephews of Mrs. Wright, 3 Church Square, All

Hallows, Worcester.

Freeman W.

19th Jan 1918 [J]. B. Freeman. R.F.A. Nephews of Mrs. Wright, 3 Church Square, All Hallows, Worcester. Freeman [J] B.

19th Jan 1918 Pte. G. Ball. Nephews of Mrs. Wright, 3 Church Square, All Hallows, Worcester. Ball G.

19th Jan 1918 Pte. H. Lloyd. Royal Berks. Nephews of Mrs. Wright, 3 Church Square, All Hallows,

Worcester.

Lloyd H.

19th Jan 1918 Tpr, E. Jones, Yeomanry. Prisoner of war. Nephews of Mrs. Wright, 3 Church Square, All

Hallows, Worcester.

Jones E.

19th Jan 1918 Dvr. W. Cook. R.F.A. Nephews of Mrs. Wright, 3 Church Square, All Hallows, Worcester. Cook W.

19th Jan 1918 Pte H. Cook. Wor'sters. Gassed and wounded. Nephews of Mrs. Wright, 3 Church Square,

All Hallows, Worcester.

Cook H.

19th Jan 1918 Pte. E. Cook. Devons. Nephews of Mrs. Wright, 3 Church Square, All Hallows, Worcester. Cook E.

19th Jan 1918 Pte. B. Cook. Devons. Nephews of Mrs. Wright, 3 Church Square, All Hallows, Worcester. Cook B.

19th Jan 1918 Sgt. H. E. Hadley, Wor'sters. Mil. Medal. Nephews of Mrs. Wright, 3 Church Square, All

Hallows, Worcester.

Hadley H. E.

19th Jan 1918 W. Hill, discharged. Nephews of Mrs. Wright, 3 Church Square, All Hallows, Worcester. Hill W.

19th Jan 1918 Pte. W. Bowen, Liverpools. Nephews of Mrs. Wright, 3 Church Square, All Hallows,

Worcester.

Bowen W.

19th Jan 1918 Pte. J. Burton, Wor'sters. Nephews of Mrs. Wright, 3 Church Square, All Hallows,

Worcester.

Burton J.

19th Jan 1918 Pte. H. Cook. Warwicks. Nephews of Mrs. Wright, 3 Church Square, All Hallows,

Worcester.

Cook H.

19th Jan 1918 Drums of the 2nd Battalion Worcestershire Regt.

19th Jan 1918 Groups of Worcester Munition Workers. H. H. Dudley, Worcester.

26th Jan 1918 Group of Munition Workers. H. H. Dudley, Worcester.

26th Jan 1918 Marriage of Pte. W. Knight and Miss E. Wankling, W'ster. Wankling E.

26th Jan 1918 Marriage of Pte. A. Hodges and Miss W. Hopkins, W'ster. Hodges A

26th Jan 1918 Marriage of Dvr J White. W'ster, and Miss E J Bannister. Hopkins W.

26th Jan 1918 Worcester Infirmary's House Staff's Party.

26th Jan 1918 The Acremeter: An instrument invented by a Worcester man for measuring the acreage

ploughed. (See "Jottings".)

Iliffe, W'ster.

26th Jan 1918 Capt. D. H. Acworth M.C., Malvern, Mentioned in Despatches. Acworth D. H.

26th Jan 1918 Gnr. W. Martin, Pershore, died. Martin W.

26th Jan 1918 Pte. L. W. Chainey, Blockley, Killed. Chainey L. W.

26th Jan 1918 Gnr. C. [Chainey] (his brother) [L. W. Chainey] died wounds. [Chainey] C.

26th Jan 1918 Pte. A. W. Holland, Wickhamford. Killed. Holland A. W.

26th Jan 1918 Pte. E.Lloyd, W'ster. Killed. Lloyd E.

26th Jan 1918 Pte. L. Revers, killed. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. G. Revers, Laverton. Revers L.

26th Jan 1918 Pte. R. Revers. Mesopotamia. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. G. Revers, Laverton. Revers R.

26th Jan 1918 Lce.-Cpl. H. Revers, France. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. G. Revers, Laverton. Revers H.

26th Jan 1918 Pte. C. J. Grove. Evesham, drowned. Grove C. J.

26th Jan 1918 Pte. H. Bricknell, Campden, missing Bricknell H.

26th Jan 1918 Cpl. G. Allen, W'ster, awarded D.C.M. A Worcester Brotherhood. Allen G.

26th Jan 1918 Dvr. W. C. Allen (his brother) [G. Allen & J Allen] A Worcester Brotherhood. Allen W. C

26th Jan 1918 Gnr. J. Allen (his brother) [W.C.Allen & G Allen] A Worcester Brotherhood. Allen J.

26th Jan 1918 Pte. W. H. Orgee, W'ster, prisoner. Orgee W. H.

26th Jan 1918 Tpr. F. C. Brotheton. Evesham, wounded. Brotherton F. C.

26th Jan 1918 Pte. A. W. Dancocks, Pershore, killed. Dancocks A. W.

26th Jan 1918 Group of W'ster Artillymen somewhere on the Western Front. H. H. Dudley, Worcester.

26th Jan 1918 Group of Munition Workers. W. W. Dowty, W'ster

2nd Feb 1918 The Viscountess Deerhurst, Lady Georgina Vernon, the Hon. Mary Parkington, the men's

and Women's War Agricultural Committees and the Land Army Girls, photographed at the

Rally on Saturday.

Deerhurst, Vicountess

2nd Feb 1918 Lieut. R. F. Sievers, Wor'ster, awarded Military Cross. Sievers R. F. Dowty Worcester

2nd Feb 1918 Pte. W. J. Bridges Leigh Sinton. Military Medal. [brother A. Bridges] Bridges W. J.

2nd Feb 1918 Dvr. A. Bridges, R.F.A. (his brother) [W. J. Bridges] Bridges A.

2nd Feb 1918 Group of Worcester boys home on leave. H. H. Dudley, Worcester.

2nd Feb 1918 Marriage of Bomb, A. V. Field, R.F.A., Hanley Castle, and Miss Mary Dainty. Dainty Mary

2nd Feb 1918 L.-Cpl. F. W. King, Wor'ster. D.C.M. King F. W.

2nd Feb 1918 Cpl. R. P. Parker. R. Fus. Sons of Mrs. G. Parker. 4, Buck St. St. John's Worcester. Parker R. P.

2nd Feb 1918 Gnr. E. G. Parker. R.F.A. Sons of Mrs. G. Parker. 4, Buck St. St. John's Worcester. Parker E. G.

2nd Feb 1918 Cpl. W. G. Parker, N. Devon Hussars. Sons of Mrs. G. Parker. 4, Buck St. St. John's

Worcester.

Parker W. G.

2nd Feb 1918 Cpl. T. W. James, Wor'sters. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. James, Astwood Road.

Worcester.

James T. W.

2nd Feb 1918 Sig. P. G. James, Wor'sters. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. James, Astwood Road. Worcester. James P. G.

2nd Feb 1918 Pt. S. A. James, Wor'sters. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. James, Astwood Road. Worcester. James S. A.

2nd Feb 1918 G. A. James. Warwicks. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. James, Astwood Road. Worcester. James G. A.

2nd Feb 1918 Dvr. R. Perks, Wor'ster. Gassed. [brother H. Perks] Perks R.

2nd Feb 1918 Pte. H. Perks, R.M.L.I. (his brother) [R. Perks] Perks H.

2nd Feb 1918 Pte. Chas. Spragg, A.S.C. (son). Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs. Spragg, 19,

Pheasant Street, Worcester.

Spragg Chas.

2nd Feb 1918 Ldg. Stkr. G. Spragg. Navy. (son). Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs. Spragg, 19,

Pheasant Street, Worcester.

Spragg G.

2nd Feb 1918 Pte. A. Spragg, W'sters. Gassed. (son). Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs. Spragg, 19,

Pheasant Street, Worcester.

Spragg A.

2nd Feb 1918 Pte. W. Carpenter. Discharged (son-in-law). Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs. Spragg,

19, Pheasant Street, Worcester.

Carpenter W.

2nd Feb 1918 Pte. T. Ford, A.S.C. (son-in-law). Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs. Spragg, 19,

Pheasant Street, Worcester.

Ford T.

2nd Feb 1918 Sgt. F. Bourne, W'sters. Wounded. (son-in-law). Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs.

Spragg, 19, Pheasant Street, Worcester.

Bourne F.

2nd Feb 1918 Pte. J. Bloomfield, W'ster. Wounded. (son-in-law). Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs.

Spragg, 19, Pheasant Street, Worcester.

Bloomfield J.

2nd Feb 1918 Pte. A. Bullock. W'sters. (son-in-law). Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs. Spragg, 19,

Pheasant Street, Worcester.

Bullock A.

2nd Feb 1918 Pte. A. Lewis, W'sters. (nephew). Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs. Spragg, 19,

Pheasant Street, Worcester.

Lewis A.

2nd Feb 1918 A.B. J. Williams, Navy. (nephew). Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs. Spragg, 19,

Pheasant Street, Worcester.

Williams J.

2nd Feb 1918 Pte. E. Williams, Hants. (nephew). Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mrs. Spragg, 19,

Pheasant Street, Worcester.

Williams E.

2nd Feb 1918 Broadwas School Children's Entertainment.

2nd Feb 1918 Group of Worcester Munition Workers. Dudley. Wor'ster

9th Feb 1918 Worcester Cathedral Infirmary Choir's 25th Anniversary. Feb. 2.1893-Feb. 3. 1918. W. W. Harris, W'ster.

9th Feb 1918 Gnr. A. H. Sutton. R.G.A. (nephew). Evesham. Sons, brother, son-in-law, and nephews of

Mr. and Mrs. Ludlow, Bishampton, Pershore.

Sutton A. H.

9th Feb 1918 Pte. J. Sutton, R.A.M.C. (nephew). Sons, brother, son-in-law, and nephews of Mr. and Mrs.

Ludlow, Bishampton, Pershore.

Sutton J.

9th Feb 1918 Gnr. C. Sutton. R.F.A. (nephew). Sons, brother, son-in-law, and nephews of Mr. and Mrs.

Ludlow, Bishampton, Pershore.

Sutton C.

9th Feb 1918 Pioneer A. V. Sutton. R.E. (nephew). Sons, brother, son-in-law, and nephews of Mr. and

Mrs. Ludlow, Bishampton, Pershore.

Sutton A. V

9th Feb 1918 Pte. J. F. Harris, W'shires, killed (nephew). Sons, brother, son-in-law, and nephews of Mr.

and Mrs. Ludlow, Bishampton, Pershore.

Harris J. F.

9th Feb 1918 Gnr. G. B. Huxley, Royal Marines (nephew). Sons, brother, son-in-law, and nephews of Mr.

and Mrs. Ludlow, Bishampton, Pershore.

Huxley G. B.

9th Feb 1918 Norton Children's Play under the auspices of the Ministry of Food.

9th Feb 1918 The late Canon W. J. Knox Little, W'ster. Knox Little W. J. Dowty Worcester

9th Feb 1918 Sec.-Lt N. C. Hartley, W'ster, died wounds Hartley N. C.

9th Feb 1918 Regt. Sgt.-Major J. L. Williams, appointed to 2nd Battn. W'shire Volunteer Regt. Williams J. L.

9th Feb 1918 Marriage of Ldg. Sig. W. A. Garrod, H. M Submarines, and Miss Skinner, the Moors W'ster. Skinner Miss

9th Feb 1918 Marriage of Sgt.-Major Hicks, R.E., W'ster. And Miss E. M. Eastbury, of Fernhill Heath. Eastbury E. M Fischer. W'ster

9th Feb 1918 Lce.-Cpl. W. P. Lowndes. L. Comberton, wounded. Lowndes W. P.

9th Feb 1918 Late Mr. E. J. Stokes, W'ster, and his four soldier sons. Stokes E. J. H. H. Dudley, Worcester.

9th Feb 1918 Cpl. E. Stokes R.F.A. [son of late Mr. E. J. Stokes] Stokes E. H. H. Dudley, Worcester.

9th Feb 1918 Cpl. A. Stokes, Tanks. [son of late Mr. E. J. Stokes] Stokes A. H. H. Dudley, Worcester.

9th Feb 1918 2nd -A.M. E. J. Stokes R.F.C. [son of late Mr. E. J. Stokes] Stokes E. J. H. H. Dudley, Worcester.

9th Feb 1918 Cpl. W. Stokes, W'shires. [son of late Mr. E. J. Stokes] Stokes W. H. H. Dudley, Worcester.

9th Feb 1918 Rifleman A. E. Williams, wounded. Claines and Kempsey brotherhood. Williams A. E.

9th Feb 1918 Pte. H. J. Williams, R.A.M.C. Claines and Kempsey brotherhood. Williams H. J.

9th Feb 1918 Cpl. A. H. Baylis R.E., D.C.M. (brother-in-law) [of A. E. & H. J. Williams, brother of E.

Baylis] Claines and Kempsey brotherhood.

Baylis A. H.

9th Feb 1918 Pte. E. Baylis, Gloucesters (his brother) [ of A.H. Baylis] Claines and Kempsey

brotherhood.

Baylis E.

9th Feb 1918 Sig. F. W. Broomhall, Canadians, Military Medal. Broomhall F. W.

9th Feb 1918 S'mar. J. E. Clayton. W'ster, torpedoed. [nephews H. Tyler, W. Tyler] Clayton J. E.

9th Feb 1918 Pte. H. Tyler (nephew) [of J. E. Clayton] Tyler H.

9th Feb 1918 Lce.-Cpl. W. Tyler (nephew) [of J. E. Clayton] Tyler W.

9th Feb 1918 Sgt. R. Green. M.M. killed. Three sons of Mr. A. Green, Grimley. Green R.

9th Feb 1918 Sgt. P. V. Green Military Medal. Three sons of Mr. A. Green, Grimley. Green P. V.

9th Feb 1918 Tpr. O. R. Green, in hospital. Three sons of Mr. A. Green, Grimley. Green O. R.

9th Feb 1918 Dvr. H. C. Read, killed. Sons of Mr. and Mrs Charles [Read], Belbroughton. Read H. C.

9th Feb 1918 Pte. F. Read, killed. Sons of Mr. and Mrs Charles [Read], Belbroughton. Read F.

9th Feb 1918 [Pte] A. Read, [cri]ppled. Sons of Mr. and Mrs Charles [Read], Belbroughton. Read A.

16th Feb 1918 Mr. W. Darlington, Chairman Worcester Branch National Farmers' Union. Darlington W.

16th Feb 1918 Some Worcester Artillerymen in France. H. H. Dudley, Worcester.

16th Feb 1918 Worcester Munition Makers.

16th Feb 1918 Worcester Men in an Ammunition Column in France.

16th Feb 1918 Tableau at St. Mark's. Worcester.

16th Feb 1918 Pte. C. B. Glover. Wor'ster. Died. [brother P. W. Glover] Glover C. B.

16th Feb 1918 Pte. P. W Glover (his brother) [C. B. Glover] Glover P. W.

16th Feb 1918 Pte. G. Woodyatt, Whitbourne. Missing. Woodyatt G.

16th Feb 1918 Pte. E. Whitefoot. Wor'sters, Droitwich. Three recruits from one Droitwich house. Whitfoot E.

16th Feb 1918 Pte. A. Jones, Notts & Derbys (brother-in-law). [of E. Whitfoot] Ill. Three recruits from one

Droitwich house.

Jones A.

16th Feb 1918 Dvr. W. Jones, A.S.C. (brother-in-law). [of E. Whitefoot]. Discharged. Three recruits from

one Droitwich house.

Jones W.

16th Feb 1918 Theatricals at St. Barnabas', Worcester.

23rd Feb 1918 Mr. John Felmingham, W'ster, appointed Governor of Carnarvon Gaol. Felmingham John, H. H. Dudley, Worcester.

23rd Feb 1918 Mr. W. Best, W'ster, appointedSub-Postmaster of Droitwich. Best W.

23rd Feb 1918 Capt. R. F. Sterling, Worcester Remount Depot, to whom a apresentation was made by the

staff of the Depot.

Sterling R. F.

23rd Feb 1918 Col. C. H. Bennett, D.S.O., appointed Clerk to W'shire War Pensions Committee. Bennett C. H.

23rd Feb 1918 Dr. H. L. Askham, Pershore and Miss M. Machin, Weybridge, married at Pershore Abbey. Machin Miss M.

23rd Feb 1918 R.A.O.B. Orphanage Annual Meeting at W'ster: The Directors.

23rd Feb 1918 "The Happy Toads": Patients at Westford Red Cross Hospital, Droitwich. Sage, Droitwich.

23rd Feb 1918 Cadet C. L. Bowley, W'ster commisioned R.F.C. Bowley C. L.

23rd Feb 1918 Marriage of Pte. C. W. Dillion, Can. A.S.C., W'ster, and Miss G. E. Hards Shorham. Hards Miss G. E.

23rd Feb 1918 Misses D. and M. Neath (daughters of Mr. W. Neath, New Inn Farm, Stockton). Now taking

the place of men on their father's farm.

Neath Miss. M. Dudley. Wor'ster

23rd Feb 1918 Dvr. H. Dudfield, W'ster, wounded. Dudfield H.

23rd Feb 1918 Pte. J. J. Cox, Crown East, presumed killed. Cox J. J.

23rd Feb 1918 Late Mr. R. Worsley, W'ster. Worsley R.

23rd Feb 1918 Malvern Church School children in operetta. "Princess Ju Ju," which realised £87 for Red

Cross Fund.

Walton, Malvern.

2nd Mar 1918 Marriage at Kempsey of Miss May Hill Wallace and Capt. R. F. Boyle, Oxon & Bucks Light

[?] Infantry, Great Milton.

Boyle R. F. Iliffe, Worcester

2nd Mar 1918 Worcester Children whose fathers have fallen in the War entertained to tea by the

Committee of Messrs. Heenan and Froude's Athletic Club.

2nd Mar 1918 2nd Officer J. Critchley Smith, Pershore. Fatally injured at Port Said. Critchley Smith J.

2nd Mar 1918 Prisoners of War at Angora, Turkey. Right: Tpr. W. Bright, Yeomanry Worcester. Left: Tpr.

H. Thomas, Birmingham.

Bright W.

2nd Mar 1918 Prisoners of War at Angora, Turkey. Right: Tpr. W. Bright, Yeomanry Worcester. Left: Tpr.

H. Thomas,

Thomas H.

2nd Mar 1918 Group of Wounded Soldiers at the Abbey Manor V.A.D. Hospital, Evesham.

2nd Mar 1918 Sgt. A. N. Turner, Malvern. Accidentally killed. Turner A N.

2nd Mar 1918 1st Cl. Stkr. O. A. Spiers. Drowned. Sons of the Late Mr. W. J. Spiers, Kemerton Mill. Spiers O. A.

2nd Mar 1918 1st Cl. Stkr. I. A. Spiers. Navy. Sons of the Late Mr. W. J. Spiers, Kemerton Mill. Spiers I. A.

2nd Mar 1918 Pte. T. Spiers. Killed. Sons of the Late Mr. W. J. Spiers, Kemerton Mill. Spiers T.

2nd Mar 1918 1st Cl. Stkr. W. J. Spiers. Navy. Sons of the Late Mr. W. J. Spiers, Kemerton Mill. Spiers W. J.

2nd Mar 1918 Pte. Cecil Spiers. Sons of the Late Mr. W. J. Spiers, Kemerton Mill. Spiers Cecil.

2nd Mar 1918 Pte. W. Gough. Inkberrow. Died wounds. Gough W.

2nd Mar 1918 Sgt. A. Price. M.T., A.S.C. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs Price, Elmley Castle,

Pershore.

Price A.

2nd Mar 1918 Sgt H. Price. Despatched Rider. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs Price, Elmley Castle,

Pershore.

Price H. V.

2nd Mar 1918 Pte. W. Price, Wor'sters. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs Price, Elmley Castle,

Pershore.

Price W.

2nd Mar 1918 Pte. A. J. Spilsbury, Wor'sters (son-in-law). Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs Price,

Elmley Castle, Pershore.

Spilsbury A. J.

2nd Mar 1918 L.-Cpl. C. Stadden M.T., A.S.C. (son-in-law). Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs Price,

Elmley Castle, Pershore.

Stadden C.

9th Mar 1918 Memorial Window in Hampton Lovett Church to the late Mr. F. T. E. Lewis and the late

Lieut. E. R. H. Lewis, dedicated by the the Bishop of Worcester on Sunday.

Lewis F. T. E.

9th Mar 1918 No. 5 Platoon, "B" Co., 2nd Battalion, Worcestershire Volunteer Regiment. Platoon

Commander: Lieut. J. W. C. Randall.

Randall J. W. C. Dowty, Worcester.

9th Mar 1918 Mr. W. G. Page, to whom a presentation has been made after 37 years' service at

Ombersley School.

Page W. G.

9th Mar 1918 Mr. C. H. Built, new manager of Worcester Tramways Built C. H.

9th Mar 1918 Messrs. Heenan and Froude's Football Team, whose games have been the principal

means of raising £300 for charity.

9th Mar 1918 Pte H. G. Mann, Hallow, D.C.M. Mann H. G.

9th Mar 1918 A.B. W. H. Pugh, Cradley, killed. Pugh W. H.

9th Mar 1918 Sgt. W. Daniel, W'ster Canadian, died. Daniel W.

9th Mar 1918 Pte. S. Russell, Malvern, gassed and shell shock. Russell S.

9th Mar 1918 Pte. S. V. Ryder, W'ster, prisoner of war. Ryder S.V.

9th Mar 1918 Gnr. W. Fulcher, R.F.A. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Fulcher, 46, Blakefield Road, St.

John's. Worcester.

Fulcher W.

9th Mar 1918 Pte. A. E. Fulcher, W'shires, killed. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Fulcher, 46, Blakefield

Road, St. John's. Worcester.

Fulcher A. E..

9th Mar 1918 Dvr. J. Fulcher, R.F.A. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Fulcher, 46, Blakefield Road, St. John's.

Worcester.

Fulcher J.

9th Mar 1918 Pte. T. Fulcher, Warwickshires. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Fulcher, 46, Blakefield Road,

St. John's. Worcester.

Fulcher T.

9th Mar 1918 Staff and Patients at Tardebigge V. A. D. Hospital.

16th Mar 1918 Group of Worcester R.E.'s photographed at Durdan Law Courts.

16th Mar 1918 Land Army Girls and their caravan at Stoke Heath.

16th Mar 1918 Medical Officer, Regimental Stretcher Bearers and Aid Post Staff of - Battalion

Worcestershire Regiment. "Somewhere in France".

16th Mar 1918 Gnr. H. Smith, Pershore. Accidentally killed. Smith H.

16th Mar 1918 L.-Cpl. J. Hughes Wor'ster. At Mons. Died. Hughes J.

16th Mar 1918 Pte. A. W. Jew. Wounded and gassed. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. E. Jew, 73, St.

George's Lane, Worcester.

Jew A. W.

16th Mar 1918 P.C. E. A. Jew. Died. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. E. Jew, 73, St. George's Lane,

Worcester.

Jew E. A.

16th Mar 1918 Cpl. W. O. Jew. Twice wounded. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. E. Jew, 73, St.

George's Lane, Worcester.

Jew W. O.

16th Mar 1918 Gnr. E. J. Jew. Badly gassed. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. E. Jew, 73, St. George's

Lane, Worcester.

Jew E.J.

16th Mar 1918 Sapper H. Jew. Injured. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. E. Jew, 73, St. George's

Lane, Worcester.

Jew H.

16th Mar 1918 Sig. A. H. Gregory (son-in-law). Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. E. Jew, 73, St.

George's Lane, Worcester.

Gregory A. H.

16th Mar 1918 Pte. A. Addis, Wor'sters (husband). Husband and brothers-in-law of Mrs. A. Addis,

Northwick Lane, Worcester.

Addis A.

16th Mar 1918 W. Addis, Husband and brothers-in-law of Mrs. A. Addis, Northwick Lane, Worcester. Addis W.

16th Mar 1918 Cpl. G. Addis, M.G.C. Husband and brothers-in-law of Mrs. A. Addis, Northwick Lane,

Worcester.

Addis G.

16th Mar 1918 Sig. J. Addis. Navy. Wor'sters. Husband and brothers-in-law of Mrs. A. Addis, Northwick

Lane, Worcester.

Addis J.

16th Mar 1918 Pte. T. Addis. Wor'sters. Husband and brothers-in-law of Mrs. A. Addis, Northwick Lane,

Worcester.

Addis T.

16th Mar 1918 S.-S. E. Hawkins, Tardibigge. Exchanged prisoner. Hawkins S.

16th Mar 1918 Sgt F W A Underhill. Worcester Captured Le Cateau, now in Holland.

16th Mar 1918 R.A.M.C. Staff at Norton Military Hospital. H. H. Dudley, Worcester.

16th Mar 1918 The Patients. [at Norton Military Hospital.] H. H. Dudley, Worcester.

23rd Mar 1918 The Tank Bank at Worcester: Lord Coventry, the Mayor, and the Chief Constable on the

top of "Julian."

Coventry, Lord W.W. Harris and W. W.

Dowty, W'ster

23rd Mar 1918 Cpl. W. Bowcott, R.E. Sons and Son-in-Law of Mr. And Mrs. W. Bowcott, High Street,

W'ster.

Bowcott W.

23rd Mar 1918 1st. A.M. H. L. Bowcott, R.F.C. Sons and Son-in-Law of Mr. And Mrs. W. Bowcott, High

Street, W'ster.

Bowcott H. L.

23rd Mar 1918 Cpl. J. R. Jackson. A.P.C. Sons and Son-in-Law of Mr. And Mrs. W. Bowcott, High Street,

W'ster.

Jackson J. R.

23rd Mar 1918 Gnr. N. Shrimpton R.G.A. Sons and Son-in-Law of Mr. And Mrs. W. Bowcott, High Street,

W'ster.

Shrimpton N.

23rd Mar 1918 Dvr. F. J. Jenkins, R.F.A. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. S Jenkins, The Freelands, Kempsey. Jenkins F. J.

23rd Mar 1918 Dvr. H. G. Jenkins, A.S.C. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. S Jenkins, The Freelands, Kempsey. Jenkins H. G.

23rd Mar 1918 Dvr. F. H. Jenkins, R.F.A. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. S Jenkins, The Freelands, Kempsey. Jenkins F. H.

23rd Mar 1918 Pte. P. S. Jenkins, Lab. Co., A.V.C. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. S Jenkins, The Freelands,

Kempsey.

Jenkins P. S.

23rd Mar 1918 Lce.-Cpl. F. Williams, W'ster, Injured. Williams F.

23rd Mar 1918 Pte. G. Rollings, W'ster, gassed. Rollings G.

23rd Mar 1918 Pte. F. Wood , W'ster, killed. Wood F.

23rd Mar 1918 Lce.-Cpl. A. E. Goode, W'ster, killed. [brother of C. H. Goode] Goode A. E.

23rd Mar 1918 Pte. C. H. Goode, Northumberland F. (his brother) [brother A. E. Goode] Goode C. H.

23rd Mar 1918 Pte. H. Oakey, W'ster, died wounds. Oakey H.

23rd Mar 1918 Pte. S. J. Hart, Malvern, killed. [brother W. Hart] Hart S. J.

23rd Mar 1918 Cpl. W. Hart (his brother) killed. [brother of S. J. Hart] Hart W.

23rd Mar 1918 Pte. R. E. Hill, wounded second time. Sons of ex-Sergt. and Mrs. Hill, late of Holt. Hill R. E.

23rd Mar 1918 E. Hill, A.B., Navy. Sons of ex-Sergt. and Mrs. Hill, late of Holt. Hill E.

23rd Mar 1918 Pte Crump, W'ster, killed. [father of A. E. Crump] Crump

23rd Mar 1918 Pte. A. E. Crump (his son), wounded. [Father Pte. Crump] Crump A. E.

23rd Mar 1918 Capt. L. T. Whitby, M.C. and bar, new Adjutant 2nd Batt. W'shire Volunteer Regt. Whitby L. T.

23rd Mar 1918 A group of Officers, Warrant Officers, and Sergeants at Norton Barracks. H. H. Dudley, Worcester.

30th Mar 1918 L-Cpl. W. Payter, Mal. Link. Twice wounded. Payter W.

30th Mar 1918 Pte W. Powell, Wor'sters. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. F. Powell. London Road,

Worcester.

Powell W.

30th Mar 1918 Pte. F. Powell, Essex. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. F. Powell. London Road,

Worcester.

Powell F

30th Mar 1918 Sapper F. Thorne. R.E. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. F. Powell. London Road,

Worcester.

Thorne F.

30th Mar 1918 Pte. W. F. Rock, Evesham. Wounded. Rock W. F.

30th Mar 1918 Pi. H. Wood. A Worcester Patriotic family Wood H.

30th Mar 1918 Pte. A Wood. Killed. A Worcester Patriotic family Wood A.

30th Mar 1918 Pte. G. Cotterill. Discharged. (brother-in-law). A Worcester Patriotic family Cotterill G.

30th Mar 1918 Fitter. A. Hughes, R.F.A. (brother-in-law). A Worcester Patriotic family Hughes A.

30th Mar 1918 Pte. Messenger. Twice wounded. (brother-in-law). A Worcester Patriotic family Messenger

30th Mar 1918 Mr. C. H. Built, manager, and staff of Worcester Tramways. Built C. H. Iliffe, Worcester

30th Mar 1918 Worcestershire Land Girls Recruiting Round the Tank. W. W. Dowty, Worcester

30th Mar 1918 Rev. Oswald Berkeley, Awarded Military Cross. Berkeley Oswald

30th Mar 1918 Mr. W. G. Large. Worcester, County Council Instructor, and his pupils of the first Women's

Basket-making Class at Shrawley.

Large W. G.

30th Mar 1918 The Commandant (Miss Bradley), Staff, and Patients Oaklands Red Cross Hospital,

Droitwich.

Bradley Miss Sage, Droitwich.

6th April 1918 Worcester Royal Grammer School Sports. (1) Final 220 yards (under 12). Dowty, Worcester.

6th April 1918 Worcester Royal Grammer School Sports. (2) Final Quarter-mile (open). Dowty, Worcester.

6th April 1918 Worcester Royal Grammer School Sports. (3) Final Half-mile (open). Dowty, Worcester.

6th April 1918 Worcester Royal Grammer School Sports. (4) Final 220 (yards open) Dowty, Worcester.

6th April 1918 Lieut. D. G. Hemus, Wichenford, killed. Hemus D. G. Dowty, W'ster.

6th April 1918 Lieut C. H. Hemus, his brother, [brother of D. G. Hemus], died wounds. Hemus C. H. Dowty, W'ster.

6th April 1918 Sec.-Lieut. D. P. Morgan, Bushley, killed. Morgan D. P.

6th April 1918 Sec.-Lieut. R. J. Sheppard, W'ster, wounded. Sheppard R. J. Dowty, W'ster.

6th April 1918 Lieut. H. R. Creese, Malvern Link, wounded. Creese H. R. Dowty, W'ster.

6th April 1918 Lieut. G. Sharpe, W'ster, wounded. Sharpe G. Neale, W'ster.

6th April 1918 Cpl. W. C. Robinson, Malvern. Gassed. Robinson W. C.

6th April 1918 Gnr. Neale, W'ster, wounded Neale

6th April 1918 Sergt. W. T. Hayes, W'ster, gassed. Hayes W. T.

6th April 1918 Dvr. W. J. Hemming, R.F.A. Five fighting brothers and their aunt. Hemming W. J.

6th April 1918 Pte. W. Hemming, W'shires. Five fighting brothers and their aunt. Hemming W.

6th April 1918 Dvr. A. Hemming, R.F.A. Five fighting brothers and their aunt. Hemming A.

6th April 1918 Tptr. G. G. Hemming, R.F.A. Five fighting brothers and their aunt. Hemming G. G.

6th April 1918 Tpr. E. V. Hemming, Warwickshires. Five fighting brothers and their aunt. Hemming E. V.

6th April 1918 Pte. L. Morris, W.A.A.C. (aunt). Five fighting brothers and their aunt. Morris L.

6th April 1918 Pte. A. J. Lewis, Mal Link, Military Medal. Lewis A. J.

6th April 1918 Pte. G. Marsh, L. Temple Laugherne, Military Medal. Marsh G.

6th April 1918 Gnr. W. Marsh, (his brother) [brother of W. Marsh] died injuries. Marsh W.

6th April 1918 Pte. A. Wallace. Tewkesbury, killed. Wallace A.

6th April 1918 Gnr. H. Sherriff, W'ster, died. Sherriff H.

6th April 1918 Pte. W. F. Thatcher, W'shires. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thatcher, 43,

Bransford Road, W'ster.

Thatcher W.F.

6th April 1918 Pte. E. A. Thatcher, W'shires. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thatcher, 43,

Bransford Road, W'ster.

Thatcher E. A.

6th April 1918 Pte. H. Norcott, son-in-law. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thatcher, 43,

Bransford Road, W'ster.

Norcott H.

6th April 1918 Pte. G. Stephens, son-in-law. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thatcher, 43,

Bransford Road, W'ster.

Stephens G.

13th April 1918 Capt. J. M. Lett, Wor'ster. Killed. Lett J. M.

13th April 1918 Capt. J. R. Blake, Bretforton. Wounded & missing. Blake J. R.

13th April 1918 Sec.-Lt. H. S. Sudlow, Malvern. Killed. Sudlow H. S.

13th April 1918 Sec.-Lt. H. J. Cotton, Hinton. D.C.M. Cotton H. J.

13th April 1918 Worcester Cathedral King's School Reggatta. The Hostel Four.

13th April 1918 Srg. F. Cole, Evesham. Prisoner of War. Cole F.

13th April 1918 Pte. R. J. Giles, Broadheath. Wounded. Giles R. J.

13th April 1918 Sgt. J. Clapton, Wor'ster. Clapton J.

13th April 1918 Sgt. A. Ham, Wor'ster. Died wounds Ham A.

13th April 1918 Sig. A. Fincher, Crowle. Killed. Fincher A.

13th April 1918 Pte. A. Handley, W'ster. Killed. Handley A.

13th April 1918 Gnr. E. George, Mathon. Killed. George E.

13th April 1918 Pte. F. James, Colwall. Killed. James F.

13th April 1918 Pte. R. Eales, W. Malvern. Killed. Eales R.

13th April 1918 Sgt. J. G. Sherratt, Stock Green. Killed. Sherratt J. G.

13th April 1918 Pte. J. Trotter, Wor'ster. Killed. Trotter J.

13th April 1918 Pte. J. Davis, Wor'ster. Presumed killed. Davis J.

13th April 1918 Pte. H. Fleetwood, Up Moor. Died wounds. Husband and brothers of Mrs. C. A. Fleetwood.

Upper Moor.

Fleetwood H.

13th April 1918 Bdr. G. Payne, R.F.A. Husband and brothers of Mrs. C. A. Fleetwood. Upper Moor. Payne G.

13th April 1918 Dvr. R. Payne, R.F.A. Husband and brothers of Mrs. C. A. Fleetwood. Upper Moor. Payne R.

13th April 1918 L.-Cpl. J. Grove, Evesham. Gassed. Grove J.

13th April 1918 Pte. C. Williams. Malvern. Gassed. Williams C.

13th April 1918 Pte. J. Carwardine, Wor'ster. Wounded. Carwardine J.

13th April 1918 Pte. F. W. Davis, Hampton. Third time wounded. Davis F. W.

13th April 1918 Sgt. C. H. Chamberlain, Campden. Wounded. Chamberlain C. H.

13th April 1918 Pte. H. E. Davison, Malvern. Wounded. Davison H. E.

13th April 1918 L.-Cpl. Grubb, Broadwas. Wounded. Grubb

13th April 1918 Cpl. W. G. Prince, R.E. A Worcester Soldier Brotherhood (See "Worcester and the War"). Prince W. G.

13th April 1918 Sergt. L. A. Prince, K.R.R. A Worcester Soldier Brotherhood (See "Worcester and the

War").

Prince L. A.

13th April 1918 Gnr. S. J. Prince, R.F.A. A Worcester Soldier Brotherhood (See "Worcester and the War"). Prince S. J.

13th April 1918 Sergt. G. H. Prince, Ryl. Welsh. A Worcester Soldier Brotherhood (See "Worcester and the

War").

Prince G. H.

13th April 1918 Gnr. A. J. Prince, R.F.A. Killed. A Worcester Soldier Brotherhood (See "Worcester and the

War").

Prince A. J.

13th April 1918 Pte. L. D. Prince, Ryl. Welsh. A Worcester Soldier Brotherhood (See "Worcester and the

War").

Prince L. D.

13th April 1918 Sgt. M. A. Prince, M.T., A.S.C. A Worcester Soldier Brotherhood (See "Worcester and the

War").

Prince M. A.

13th April 1918 Sgt. R. N. Arnison, M.T., A.S.C. (brother-in-law). A Worcester Soldier Brotherhood (See

"Worcester and the War").

Arnison R. N.

13th April 1918 A.M. A. Hill, R.A.F. (brother-in-law). A Worcester Soldier Brotherhood (See "Worcester and

the War").

Hill A.

13th April 1918 Pte. S. Blunt, Wor'sters (brother-in-law). A Worcester Soldier Brotherhood (See "Worcester

and the War").

Blunt S.

13th April 1918 Pte. F. W. Etheridge, Wor'sters. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Etheridge,

Hallow.

Etheridge F.W.

13th April 1918 Pte. F. J. Etheridge, M.T., A.S.C. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Etheridge,

Hallow.

Etheridge F. J.

13th April 1918 Pte. R. J. Etheridge, S. Staffs. Wounded and gassed. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and

Mrs. W. E. Etheridge, Hallow.

Etheridge R.J.

13th April 1918 Pte. M. E. W. Etheridge, A.S.C. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Etheridge,

Hallow.

Etheridge M.E.W

13th April 1918 Pte. A. T. Etheridge A.S.C. Sons and sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Etheridge, Hallow. Etheridge A. T.

13th April 1918 Pte. T. H. Finch, Wor'sters. Wounded and discharged (Son-in-law). Sons and sons-in-law

of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Etheridge, Hallow.

Finch T. H.

13th April 1918 Pte. R.H. W. [Ward], Navall Brigade. Twice wounded (son-in-law) Sons and sons-in-law of

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Etheridge, Hallow.

[Ward] R.H. W.

13th April 1918 Pte. H. Smith, Evesham. Gassed. Smith H.

13th April 1918 Pte. C. Bishop, Wor'ster. Prisoner of war. Bishop C.

13th April 1918 Pte. G.W. Clarke, Wor'ster. Wounded Clarke G.W.

13th April 1918 Pte. W. Jones, Wor'ster. Wounded Jones W.

13th April 1918 Dvr. C. L. Vale, Wor'ster. Wounded. Vale C. L.

13th April 1918 Gnr. A. Smith, R.F.A. Gassed. Sons and son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Smith, 4 Blakefield,

Worcester.

Smith A.

13th April 1918 W. H. Smith R.A.F. Sons and son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Smith, 4 Blakefield, Worcester. Smith W. H.

13th April 1918 Sapper R. Smith, R.E. Sons and son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Smith, 4 Blakefield, Worcester. Smith R.

13th April 1918 Sec.-Lieut. H. Merrell (son-in-law) Sons and son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Smith, 4 Blakefield,

Worcester.

Merrell H.

13th April 1918 Pte. F. Corbyn W'sters.Wounded. Husband and brothers of Mrs Corbyn, 12, Barry Street

Worcester.

Corbyn F.

13th April 1918 Pte. H. Greaves, R.A.M.C. Husband and brothers of Mrs Corbyn, 12, Barry Street

Worcester.

Greaves H.

13th April 1918 Sapper W. Greaves, R.E. Husband and brothers of Mrs Corbyn, 12, Barry Street

Worcester.

Greaves W.

13th April 1918 Mr. and Mrs. Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, 63, York Place, Worcester, who have

celebrated their golden wedding: their soldier sons and grandsons.

Freeman Mr. & Mrs.

13th April 1918 Pte. A. Freeman. Transport (son). Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, 63, York Place, Worcester, who

have celebrated their golden wedding: their soldier sons and grandsons.

Freeman A.

13th April 1918 Q.M.S. H. Freeman London R. (son). Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, 63, York Place, Worcester,

who have celebrated their golden wedding: their soldier sons and grandsons.

Freeman R.

13th April 1918 Cpl. T. Freeman A.S.C. (son). Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, 63, York Place, Worcester, who

have celebrated their golden wedding: their soldier sons and grandsons.

Freeman T.

13th April 1918 Pte. A. Payne (grandson). Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, 63, York Place, Worcester, who have

celebrated their golden wedding: their soldier sons and grandsons.

Payne A.

13th April 1918 Pte. W. Isley (grandson). Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, 63, York Place, Worcester, who have

celebrated their golden wedding: their soldier sons and grandsons.

Isley W.

13th April 1918 Pte. C. Freeman (grandson). Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, 63, York Place, Worcester, who have

celebrated their golden wedding: their soldier sons and grandsons.

Freeman C.

13th April 1918 Pte. H. Payne (grandson). Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, 63, York Place, Worcester, who have

celebrated their golden wedding: their soldier sons and grandsons.

Payne H.

13th April 1918 Pte. C. S. Amphlett, Wor'ster. Missing. Amphlett C. S.

20th April 1918 Cpl. T. Gou[l]d Besford, killed. Gou[l]d T.

20th April 1918 Pte. J. G. Wilcox, Evesham, killed. Wilcox J. G.

20th April 1918 Ldg. Tel. R.M. Swinbourne, Hampton, drowned. Swinbourne R. M.

20th April 1918 Pte. A. Bray, Malvern, presumed killed. Bray A.

20th April 1918 Pte. F.G. Bateman, W'ster, killed. Bateman F. G.

20th April 1918 Pte. T.H. Robbins, Admington, killed. Robbins T. H.

20th April 1918 Cpl. A.A.B. Warrilow, Evesham, died. Warrilow A.A.B.

20th April 1918 Pte. T.H. Scott, W'ster, killed. Scott T. H.

20th April 1918 Pioneer A E. Holding, W'ster, killed. Holding A. E.

20th April 1918 Pte. L. Thacker, Evesham, missing. Thacker L.

20th April 1918 Pte. A. Veal, W'ster, missing. Veal A.

20th April 1918 Lce.-Cpl. A. Wilcox, Martley, wounded. Wilcox A.

20th April 1918 Pte. A. H. Eden, W'ster, wounded. Eden A. H.

20th April 1918 Pte. W. Norman, W'ster, wounded. Norman W.

20th April 1918 Sapp. E.A. Wilde, W'ster, wounded. Wilde E. A.

20th April 1918 Pte. M. C. Ballard, Defford, wounded. Ballard M. C.

20th April 1918 Pte. E. Brace, W'ster, gassed. Brace E.

20th April 1918 Pte. H. Brace, his brother (of E. Brace) wounded and returned. Brace H.

20th April 1918 Pte. Hurlstone, W'ster, died wounds. Hurlstone

20th April 1918 Sig. A. T. Curnock, W'shires, wounded. Sons and adopted son of Mr. and Mr. T. Curnock,

Shrub Hill Road, W'ster.

Curnock A. T.

20th April 1918 Act.-Sgt. W. Curnock, W'shires. Sons and adopted son of Mr. and Mr. T. Curnock, Shrub

Hill Road, W'ster.

Curncock W.

20th April 1918 Dvr. P. Baldwin R.F.A. Sons and adopted son of Mr. and Mr. T. Curnock, Shrub Hill Road,

W'ster.

Baldwin P.

20th April 1918 Spr. G. Dyson, R.E. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Dyson, 6, Hylton Road, W'ster. Dyson G.

20th April 1918 Sgt. H. Dyson, W'shires. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Dyson, 6, Hylton Road, W'ster. Dyson H.

20th April 1918 Cpl. J. Dyson, M.M. Police. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Dyson, 6, Hylton Road, W'ster. Dyson J.

20th April 1918 W. Dyson, Miner. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Dyson, 6, Hylton Road, W'ster. Dyson W.

20th April 1918 Pte. J. Wareing, W'sters, wounded. Wareing J.

20th April 1918 Pte. S. Wareing, Lincolns (his brother) [J Wareing], prisoner of war. Wareing S.

20th April 1918 Lieut. H. Tredwell, W'shire. Sons of Mrs L. J. Tredwell, New Street, W'ster. Tredwell H.

20th April 1918 Pte. T. Tredwell, Canadians wounded. Sons of Mrs L. J. Tredwell, New Street, W'ster. Tredwell T.

20th April 1918 Pte. B. Tredwell, Canadians, wounded. Sons of Mrs L. J. Tredwell, New Street, W'ster. Tredwell B.

20th April 1918 Pte. E.S. Jackson, Wichenford, killed. Jackson E. S.

20th April 1918 Pte. A.J. Neems, L. Witley, killed Neems A. J.

20th April 1918 Sgt. D.H. Neems, discharged but re-enlisted (his brother) Neems D.H.

20th April 1918 Pte. E.A. Lawrence, A.V.C. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. F. Lawrence, 23 Friar Street, W'ster Lawrence E.A.

20th April 1918 Pte. S. Lawrence, W'shires, prisoner of war. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. F. Lawrence, 23 Friar

Street, W'ster

Lawrence S.

20th April 1918 Dvr. W. Lawrence, R.F.A., wounded. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. F. Lawrence, 23 Friar Street,

W'ster

Lawrence W.

20th April 1918 Mr. John Cooper, W'ster, to whom a presentation has been made on his retirement from

the Royal Porcelain Works, after 55 years service.

Cooper J.

20th April 1918 Cup presented to Worcester Grammar School by Mr. and Mrs.F. J. Hemming in memory of

their son, the late Capt. F. W. Hemming.

Neale, W'ster.

20th April 1918 Sec.-Lieut. H. B. Harvey, W'ster, missing. Harvey H.B.

20th April 1918 Sec.-Lieut. A.R.C. Stein, Shipston, wounded. Stein A.R.C.

20th April 1918 Worcestershire men in a Signalling Section in Mesopotamia

20th April 1918 Their pet monkey on a route march.

20th April 1918 Ex-Sergt. W. Allen, Sansome Place, W'ster, and his sons. (See "Worcestershire and the

War.")

Dudley, W'ster

20th April 1918 Groups of W'ster Munition Workers Dudley, W'ster

27th April 1918 Sgt. F.W. Humphrey, E'sham, Missing. Humphrey F.W.

27th April 1918 Pte. P. Smith, L. Sinton, Wounded. Smith P.

27th April 1918 Drmr. W.A. Smith, W'ster. Wounded Smith W.A.

27th April 1918 Pte. T. Insoll, Tibberton, Prisoner of War

27th April 1918 Pte. W.H. Andrews, Mal Link, Missing

27th April 1918 Gnr. F. Guyatt, W'rcester, Prisoner

27th April 1918 H. Guyatt, R.A.F. (his brother)

27th April 1918 Pte. A.E. Philips, D.C.L.I. Died wounds. Sons and Sons in Law of Mr and Mrs Philips, 50

Pinkett Street, Worcester

27th April 1918 Pte. G.W. Philips, R.A.M.C. Sons and Sons in Law of Mr and Mrs Philips, 50 Pinkett Street,

Worcester

27th April 1918 Gnr. S.J. Fudger R.F.A. Philips, Son in Law Died wounds Sons and Sons in Law of Mr and

Mrs Philips, 50 Pinkett Street, Worcester

27th April 1918 Mr C .E.W. Sims ("Prospero") and Miss Eva Webb ("Ariel") Scenes from the Tempest to be

performed at the Shakespeare matinee at the Theatre Royal on Saturday

H. Dudley, Worcester

27th April 1918 Mr Sims ("Prospero") Miss Southwell ("Miranda"), Mr. L. Adlington ("Ferdinand") Scenes

from the Tempest to be performed at the Shakespeare matinee at the Theatre Royal on

Saturday

H. Dudley, Worcester

27th April 1918 Miss Hilda Gough as "Caliban" Scenes from the Tempest to be performed at the

Shakespeare matinee at the Theatre Royal on Saturday

H. Dudley, Worcester

27th April 1918 Wounded Soldier Embroiderers at Worcester Infirmary

27th April 1918 Bmb. W.G. Mabbutt, Shipston, D.C.M.

27th April 1918 Gnr. H.C. Maile, Malvern, Killed

27th April 1918 Pte. T.H. Goodyear, W'ster. Killed

27th April 1918 Pte A.E. Kyte, Malvern. Died Wounds

27th April 1918 Pte. H. Willcox, Worcester. Killed

27th April 1918 Pte. L. Rubery, W'ster. Pres. Killed

27th April 1918 Pte. F.C. Leadbetter, Blockley. Ill

27th April 1918 Corpl. F. Turner. Glos'ters. Killed

27th April 1918 Pte. H Turner. (his brother). Killed

27th April 1918 Pte. E Turner. (his brother) Wounded. Discharged

27th April 1918 Cpl. Weston, Upton. Killed

27th April 1918 Pte. W. Weston (his brother) Wounded and prisoner

27th April 1918 Pte. H. Parker, Defford. Wounded

27th April 1918 Pte. G. Sadler, W. Malvern, Wounded

27th April 1918 Sig. A. Wood, Blockley. Wounded

27th April 1918 L-Cpl. J. Bennett, E'sham. Wounded

27th April 1918 Pte. H. Wardroper, Malvern. Wounded

27th April 1918 Pte. C.G. Hitchings, W'ster, Wounded

27th April 1918 Pte. J. Hale, E'sham, Wounded

27th April 1918 Pte. T.W. Parkins, Malvern. Wounded

27th April 1918 Pte. H. Figgures, Blockley, Wounded

27th April 1918 Dvr. R. Westwood, W'ster, Wounded

27th April 1918 Pte. C.H. Alcock, E'sham, Missing

27th April 1918 Pte. T. Woodyatt, W'ster, Missing

27th April 1918 L-Cpl. Hughes, W'ster, Missing

27th April 1918 Pte. F. Webb. E'sham, Missing.

27th April 1918 Cpl. E.H. Jones, W'ster. Missing.

27th April 1918 Pte. G Wood, W'ster.Missing

27th April 1918 Sergt. T. Ranford, W'ster. Wounded

27th April 1918 Pte. H. Ranford, Essex (his brother)

27th April 1918 G.W. Halling, Minesweeper. Sons and sons-in-law of Mrs G.W. Halling, Lich Street,

Worcester.

27th April 1918 Sig. H. Halling, W'sters. Sons and sons-in-law of Mrs G.W. Halling, Lich Street, Worcester.

27th April 1918 Bdr. J.A. Sedgley, Gassed (son-in-law). Sons and sons-in-law of Mrs G.W. Halling, Lich

Street, Worcester.

27th April 1918 Pte. H. Davies, Staffs. In hospital (son-in-law). Sons and sons-in-law of Mrs G.W. Halling,

Lich Street, Worcester.

27th April 1918 Sergt. W.F. Lewis, W'sters. Discharged (father).

27th April 1918 Gnr. F. Lewis, Wounded (son).

27th April 1918 Pte. T. Lewis, discharged (son).

27th April 1918 Pte. A.G. Bishop, W'sters Ill

27th April 1918 Pte. F.W. Bishop (his brother), Prisoner.

27th April 1918 Cpl. W. Francis, wounded

4th May 1918 Pte. W.E. Powick, L. Witley, killed.

4th May 1918 Pte. H. Wood, Mal. Link, died wounds

4th May 1918 Pte. J. Hale, Evesham, killed

4th May 1918 Pte. A.H. hampton, W'ster, killed.

4th May 1918 Pte. F. Philps, W'ster, killed.

4th May 1918 Pte. C.S. Jenkins, Callow End, killed

4th May 1918 Pte. W.C. Teague, W'sters, killed. Sons of Mrs T. Teague, 23 St Martin's Terrace, W'ster.

4th May 1918 Pte. E.S. Teague, W'sters, died wounds. Sons of Mrs T. Teague, 23 St Martin's Terrace,

W'ster.

4th May 1918 Bdr. H. Teague, W'sters, wounded, prisoner. Sons of Mrs T. Teague, 23 St Martin's

Terrace, W'ster.

4th May 1918 Gnr. S.F. Vine, W'ster, killed. Naval Raid

4th May 1918 Sgt. E.J. Bowen, Malvern, prisoner.

4th May 1918 Pte. R. Lunn, Evesham, prisoner.

4th May 1918 Pte. H. Moulder, Evesham, prisoner.

4th May 1918 Pte. T.J. Wilson, Badsey, prisoner

4th May 1918 Pte. H.R. Lees, L. Broadheath, prisoner.

4th May 1918 Pte. S. Thornton, Bengeworth, prisoner.

4th May 1918 Pte. A. Morgan, W'ster,prisoner.

4th May 1918 Pte. C.H. Greenhous, Pershore, prisoner.

4th May 1918 Lce-Cpl. W. Keyte, Campden, wounded.

4th May 1918 Pte. W. Freeman, W'ster, prisoner.

4th May 1918 Pte. C. Clinton, Claines, wounded.

4th May 1918 Pte. W. Francis, A.V.C. (father).

4th May 1918 Pte. J. Francis, W'shires, missing (son). Pte. W Fancis, his sons, son-in-law and nephew.

4th May 1918 Pte. J. Fancis, W'shires, son. Pte. W Fancis, his sons, son-in-law and nephew.

4th May 1918 Pte. F. White, W'shires (son-in-law). Pte. W Fancis, his sons, son-in-law and nephew.

4th May 1918 Pte. J. Godwin, W'shires (nephew).Pte. W Fancis, his sons, son-in-law and nephew.

4th May 1918 Lce-Cpl. F.G. Preece, D.C.M., Gl'shires, killed. A Pershore Brotherhood.

4th May 1918 Pte. L.D. Preece, W'shires, discharged. A Pershore Brotherhood.

4th May 1918 Pte. F.J. Preece, A.S.C. A Pershore Brotherhood.

4th May 1918 Gnr. W.A. Smith, R.F.A., bother-in-law. A Pershore Brotherhood.

4th May 1918 Pte. G. Phillips, W'shires. Sons of Mr and Mrs Phillips, Powick Lane, Worcester.

4th May 1918 Pte. H.J. Phillips, W'shires. Sons of Mr and Mrs Phillips, Powick Lane, Worcester.

4th May 1918 Pte. E.S. Phillips, Shropshires, missing. Sons of Mr and Mrs Phillips, Powick Lane,

Worcester.

4th May 1918 Pte. J. Jones, W'shires, twice wounded. A Worcester Soldier Family.

4th May 1918 Pte. D. Jones, W'shires, killed. (his ?). A Worcester Soldier Family.

4th May 1918 A.M. C. Hall, R.A.F. A Worcester Soldier Family.

4th May 1918 Tpr. G.V. Hall, yeomanry (step-son). A Worcester Soldier Family.

4th May 1918 Pte. H.E. Hall, W'shires (step-son). A Worcester Soldier Family.

4th May 1918 Pte. W. Hardwick, killed (son-in-law). A Worcester Soldier Family.

4th May 1918 Art. H.E. Colley, R.F.A. (son-in-law). A Worcester Soldier Family.

4th May 1918 Capt. Morlidge, W'ster, missing.

4th May 1918 Lieut. H.B. Green, formerly Astley, killed.

4th May 1918 Lieut. H.M. Day, W'ster, killed.

4th May 1918 2nd-Lieut. E.F. Malin, W'shire, died wounds.

4th May 1918 2nd-Lieut. F.F. Walker, R.A.F., died wounds.

4th May 1918 2nd-Lieut. H.J. Parker, Malvern, killed.

4th May 1918 Sgt. J.T. Parker, his brother, awarded Croix de Guerre.

4th May 1918 Marriage of Sgt. W. Amos, R.E., and Miss Amy Hicks, W'ster Dudley, W'ster

4th May 1918 Pte. H.E. Hadley, W'ster, wounded.

4th May 1918 Pte. W. Bowen, W'ster, wounded.

4th May 1918 Pte. H. Stanley, Bretforton, wounded.

4th May 1918 Pte. J.L. Wilcock, W'ster, killed.

4th May 1918 Q.M.S. A.H. Wilcock (his brother).

4th May 1918 Pte. L.H. Bullock, Evesham, prisoner.

4th May 1918 Pte. J. Potter, killed. Sons of Mrs B Potter, 24 Sandys Road, W'ster.

4th May 1918 Bdr. H. Potter, R.F.A., killed. Sons of Mrs B Potter, 24 Sandys Road, W'ster.

4th May 1918 Lce.-Cpl. J. Potter, Military Medal. Sons of Mrs B Potter, 24 Sandys Road, W'ster.

4th May 1918 Pte. W. Keen, Evesham, prisoner

4th May 1918 Bdr. J. Parker, R.G.A., killed. Sons of Mr and Mrs W. Parker, Shelsley Kings.

4th May 1918 Cpl. W. Parker, A.V.C. Sons of Mr and Mrs W. Parker, Shelsley Kings.

4th May 1918 Pte. E. Parker, Grenadiers, wounded. Sons of Mr and Mrs W. Parker, Shelsley Kings.

4th May 1918 Pte. H. Barber, Pershore, wounded.

4th May 1918 Pte. H. Holliday, Yeomanry. Sons of Mrs Holliday, 33 Astwood Road, W'ster.

4th May 1918 Eng. Rm. Art. W.Holliday, discharged. Sons of Mrs Holliday, 33 Astwood Road, W'ster.

4th May 1918 Pte. N. Holliday, W'shires, prisoner. Sons of Mrs Holliday, 33 Astwood Road, W'ster.

4th May 1918 Pte. W. Yarnold. W'ster, prisoner.

4th May 1918 Dvr. J. Carver, Evesham, wounded.

4th May 1918 Pte. R.E. Carver (his brother), gassed.

11th May 1918 Sgt. Clay, Wor'ster. Saved comrade.

11th May 1918 Pte. J. Hawker, E'sham, wounded.

11th May 1918 Cpl. F. James, Bengeworth. Wounded.

11th May 1918 Gnr. H.V. Griffiths, Wor'ster. Wounded

11th May 1918 L.-Cpl. C.A. Griffiths, M.M. (his brother. Prisoner.

11th May 1918 Pte. D. Badham, Wor'ster. Wounded prisoner.

11th May 1918 Pte. G.D. Chambers, Kington. Prisoner.

11th May 1918 Pte. C.W. Smith. Pershore. Prisoner.

11th May 1918 Pi. A Birch, E'shm, Prisoner.

11th May 1918 Pte. W.H. Yapp, Kempsey. Prisoner

11th May 1918 L. Sgt G.K. Stanton. M.M. Evesham. Wounded

11th May 1918 Tpr. T. Holder, Pershore. Wounded.

11th May 1918 Gnr. Broadhurst, Wor'ster. Wounded.

11th May 1918 Pte. E.A.W. Hewitt, Bengeworth. Wound

11th May 1918 Pte. A.J. Merriman, SonWor'sters of G. Merriman, Stoulton.

11th May 1918 Pte. E. Merriman, Warwicks. Sons of G. Merriman, Stoulton.

11th May 1918 Gnr H.G. Merriman, R.F.A. Died wounds. Sons of G. Merriman, Stoulton.

11th May 1918 Pte. S. Wyatt, Wor'ster. Wounded & missing.

11th May 1918 Pte. H. Shutt, Callow End. Killed

11th May 1918 Pte. C.E. Banks, Prisoner. (See "Wor'ster & War")

11th May 1918 Bomb W. Pritchard R.F.A. Killed. Sons of Mrs and Mrs W. Pritchard 7, Little Angel St.,

Worcester

11th May 1918 Sgt. Will Pritchard, Shropshires. Sons of Mrs and Mrs W. Pritchard 7, Little Angel St.,

Worcester

11th May 1918 Cpl. J.Pritchard R.F.A. Sons of Mrs and Mrs W. Pritchard 7, Little Angel St., Worcester

11th May 1918 Pte. T. Scott. Wor'sters. Killed

11th May 1918 Pte. H. Scott (his brother). Killed

11th May 1918 Cpl. F. Welland, E'sham. Died wounds

11th May 1918 Cpl. H.B. Jones, Wor'ster. Killed.

11th May 1918 Pte. D. Nutting, Pershore. Killed.

11th May 1918 Pte. A.T. Seal, E'sham. Killed.

11th May 1918 Ldg. Ck's Mate F. Seal (his brother)

11th May 1918 Cpl. B. Rodway. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Rodway, 144, Astwood Road, Worcester.

11th May 1918 Pte. F. Rodway. Wor'sters. Prisoner. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Rodway,144, Astwood

Road, Worcester

11th May 1918 Pte. W. Field (son-in-law). Invalided. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Rodway, 144 Astwood

Road, Worcester

11th May 1918 Pte. A. C. T. Carter, Cheshires. Wounded. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. T. Carter, 16 Great Park

Street, Worcester

11th May 1918 L-Cpl. E. J. Carter, Wor'sters. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. T. Carter, 16 Great Park Street,

Worcester

11th May 1918 Cpl. C. F. Carter, Munsters, Prisoner. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. T. Carter, 16 Great Park Street,

Worcester

11th May 1918 Pte. A. R. Carter, Wor'sters. Prisoner. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. T Carter, 16 Great Park Street,

Worcester

11th May 1918 Pte. A. Bearcroft, E'Sham. Prisoner.

11th May 1918 Cpl. J Halford, Bretforton. Prisoner.

11th May 1918 Pte. J. E. James, Wor'ster, Missing.

11th May 1918 2nd-Lt, H. O. Denley, Upton. Killed

11th May 1918 2nd-Lt H. Chignell, Wor'ster, Killed.

11th May 1918 Group of Yeomanry Prisoners at Afion Hara Hissar

11th May 1918 German native soldiers being fed by Royal Engineers who were stationed in Worcester.

11th May 1918 Gnr. J. Rudd, Droitwich. Killed.

11th May 1918 Sons of Mr and Mrs. T. Llewellyn, 15 Albert Road, Worcester.

11th May 1918 Pte. S. Llewellyn, Wor'sters. Prisoner.

11th May 1918 Pte. W. B. Llewellyn.

11th May 1918 Pte. J. Llewellyn.

11th May 1918 Sons of Mr and Mrs, Candlin, 34 George Street, Worcester.

11th May 1918 L.-Cpl. F. Candlin, Wor'sters. Military Medal.

11th May 1918 Gnr. W. Candlin, R.F.A. Military Medal

11th May 1918 Pte. V. Candlin, I. Guards. Certificates.

11th May 1918 Pte. G. Candlin, Wor'sters. Killed

11th May 1918 Pte. A. Sandford, Shropshires. Wounded.

11th May 1918 Gnr. W Sandford, Tanks (his brother).

18th May 1918 Miss Lechmere, awarded Mons Medal (see "Jottings")

18th May 1918 Capt. E. V. P. Parsons. W'ster, missing.

18th May 1918 Lieut. H. M. Webb. W'ster. Awarded Military Cross.

18th May 1918 2nd-Lieut. G. C. Ferriday. W'ster, commissoned.

18th May 1918 2nd-Lieut. C. Doyle. Evesham, wounded.

18th May 1918 Groups of W'ster munition workers. Dudley, W'ster.

18th May 1918 Staff and patients at Charlbury and Abbey Manor Red Cross Hospitals, Evesham.

18th May 1918 Pte. A. Dance. W'ster. died wounds.

18th May 1918 Pte. V.C. Handcocks. Up. Broomhall, killed.

18th May 1918 Pte. W. Wootten. Up. Moor, killed.

18th May 1918 Pte. C. Bullock, Wichenford, died wounds.

18th May 1918 Pte. W.J. Charles, W'ster, killed.

18th May 1918 Tpr. F. Charles (his brother)

18th May 1918 Pte. T. Attwood, Upton, died wounds.

18th May 1918 Sgt. W. Greenway, W'ster, died wounds.

18th May 1918 Pte. Harry Yapp, W'ster, killed.

18th May 1918 Pte. E.C.F. Cole, W'ster, missing.

18th May 1918 Pte. F. Palmer.W'shires, prisoner. A Worcester Brotherhood.

18th May 1918 Pte. W.H. Palmer, R.A.M.C. A Worcester Brotherhood

18th May 1918 Pte. J.T. Palmer, W'shires. A Worcester Brotherhood.

18th May 1918 Pte. P.A. Stinton R.A.M.C. Brothers-in-law of Pte. J.T. Palmer. A Worcester Brotherhood.

18th May 1918 Gnr. Jack Stinton, R.F.A. Brothers-in-law of Pte. J.T. Palmer. A Worcester Brotherhood.

18th May 1918 Pte. W. Chambers. W'shires. Brothers-in-law of Pte.F. Palmer. A Worcester Brotherhood.

18th May 1918 Pte. H. Chambers, W'shires, prisoner. Brothers-in-law of Pte. F Palmer. A Worcester

Brotherhood.

18th May 1918 Pte. H. Chambers, R.G.A. Brothers-in-law of Pte. F. Palmer. A Worcester Brotherhood.

18th May 1918 Sgt. H. Hooper, E'sham, wounded, prisoner.

18th May 1918 Pte. H.E. Lewis, Malvern, prisoner.

18th May 1918 Pte. H. Stringer, Stanford, wounded and missing.

18th May 1918 Pte. H. Lampitt, Upton, prisoner.

18th May 1918 Pte. R.C. Witts, Littleton,wounded, prisoner.

18th May 1918 Pte. C. Wynne, Hadley, prisoner.

18th May 1918 Pte. D.L. Berrow, Malvern, prisoner.

18th May 1918 Dvr. A Tearne, R.F.A. Sons of Mrs. Tearne, Bromwich Road, W'ster.

18th May 1918 Pte. G. Tearne, L.T.M. Battery, missing. Sons of Mrs. Tearne, Bromwich Road, W'ster.

18th May 1918 Dvr. A. Tearne, A.S.C. Sons of Mrs. Tearne, Bromwich Road, W'ster.

18th May 1918 S.M. W. Thackeray, Hussars. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Thackeray, 182, Bransford

Road, W'ster.

18th May 1918 Cpl. C.A. Thackery, Hussars. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Thackeray, 182, Bransford Road,

W'ster.

18th May 1918 Gnr. F.E. Thackery R.G.A. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Thackeray, 182, Bransford Road,

W'ster.

18th May 1918 Pte. A.G. Thackery, M.T. A.S.C. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Thackeray, 182, Bransford

Road, W'ster.

18th May 1918 R.S.M. T. Curtis Price, D.C.M. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Price, Fish Street, W'ster

18th May 1918 Pte. J. Price, Died wounds. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Price, Fish Street, W'ster

18th May 1918 Pte. W.T. Price, Killed. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Price, Fish Street, W'ster

18th May 1918 Pte. G. Tyler W'shires. Died wounds. Sons of Mrs Tyler, Netherton Place, Infirmary Walk,

W'ster.

18th May 1918 Pte. A. Tyler W'shires, wounded. Sons of Mrs Tyler, Netherton Place, Infirmary Walk,

W'ster.

18th May 1918 Lce.-Cpl. E. Tyler, Sussex Sons of Mrs Tyler, Netherton Place, Infirmary Walk, W'ster.

25th May 1918 L-Cpl. C.A. Perkins, Sale Green, Mil. Medal

25th May 1918 Pte. W.T. Perks, Eckington. Killed

25th May 1918 Cpl. Salisbury. M.M., Kempsey. Killed

25th May 1918 Pte. A. James, Bromyard. Killed

25th May 1918 L-Cpl. R.T. Phillips, Wcr'ster. Killed

25th May 1918 Pte. H. Phillips, M.M. S.Stoke. Killed

25th May 1918 Pte. C.W. Phillips, Uphampton. Killed

25th May 1918 Pte. T. Phillips (his brother). Missing

25th May 1918 Sergt. J.W. Crump, M.M., Kempsey. Killed

25th May 1918 Sergt. G. Crump (his brother)

25th May 1918 Pte. T.F. Woodyatt, Bromyard. Killed

25th May 1918 Pte. F.J. Jones, Wor'ster. Killed

25th May 1918 Pte. W.T. Holden, Dormston. Killed

25th May 1918 Dvr. W.H. Jones, R.F.A. In hospital. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. J. Jones, 266, Astwood Road,

Worcester

25th May 1918 Dvr. J.J. Jones, R.F.A. Mr. And Mrs. J. Jones, 266, Astwood Road, Worcester. Mr. And

Mrs. J. Jones, 266, Astwood Road, Worcester

25th May 1918 Pte. T. Jones, Royal Berks. Mr. And Mrs. J. Jones, 266, Astwood Road, Worcester

25th May 1918 Cpl. E.R. Jones, Wor'ster. Prisoner

25th May 1918 Cpl. R. Eacock, Madresfield. Prisoner

25th May 1918 Pte. A.W. Griffiths, Wor'ster, Prisoner

25th May 1918 Pte. T. Allen, Ch. Lench. Prisoner

25th May 1918 Cpl. R. Dovey, Wor'ster. Wounded

25th May 1918 Sec.-Lieut. T.S. Haswell, Hampton. Wounded and prisoner

25th May 1918 Worcestershire Men who were wrecked twice within a month.

25th May 1918 Groups of Worcester Munitions Workers. Dudley, Wor'ster

25th May 1918 Marriage of Sergt. Saunders and Miss Doel, Worcester

25th May 1918 Worcester Man's Patent Potato Setter (see Jottings)

25th May 1918 Worcester Allotment Holder's Turf Hat (See Jottings)

25th May 1918 Worcestershire Boys in the Far East

1st June 1918 Tpr. R. H. West. F Heath. Killed West, R H

1st June 1918 Gnr. A. Hudson. Hindlip. Gassed Hudson, A

1st June 1918 Gnr. L. Stephens. Tibberton. Gassed Stephens, L

1st June 1918 Lce-Cpl. W. J. Ruff. W'ster. Gassed Ruff, W. J

1st June 1918 Lce-Cpl. R Harris. Offenham. Missing Harris, R

1st June 1918 Pte. E. H. Kings. Bromsgrove. Missing Kings, E. H

1st June 1918 Cpl. F. Hemmings. W'ster. Missing Hemmings, F

1st June 1918 Pte. J. Hunt. W'ster. Missing Hunt, J

1st June 1918 Pte F. A. Whitehouse. W'cester. Missing Whitehouse, F. A

1st June 1918 Sgt. W. Coombes. Malvern. Wounded. Prisoner Coombes, W.

1st June 1918 Dvr. L. Dew. Martley. Military Medal Dew, L

1st June 1918 Pte. R. Dew. D.C.L.I (his brother) Dew, R.

1st June 1918 Sgt. N. L. Pegg. W'cester. D.C.M Pegg, N.L

1st June 1918 Pte. R. E. Pugh. W'cester. Died wounds Pugh, R. E

1st June 1918 Pte. R. Pritchard. Malvern. Died wounds while prisoner Pritchard, R

1st June 1918 Pte. C. R. Pullen. Bidford. Killed Pullen, C. R

1st June 1918 Pte. J. Hooper. W'ster, prisoner

1st June 1918 Tpr. E. Hooper (his brother)

1st June 1918 Pte. W. H. Hale. Malvern, killed.

1st June 1918 Pte. L.T. Moseley, Pershore, killed.

1st June 1918 Pte. P.J. Bishop, N. Staffs., wounded. Sons of Mr and Mrs Bishop, Merton Road, Malvern

Link.

1st June 1918 Gnr. A.C. Bishop. Tanks. Sons of Mr and Mrs Bishop, Merton Road, Malvern Link.

1st June 1918 Pte. W.T. Bishop, K.O.Y.L.I. Sons of Mr and Mrs Bishop, Merton Road, Malvern Link.

1st June 1918 Gnr. Frank Keen, R.F.A. Sons of Mr and Mrs W.H. Keen, High Street, Evesham.

1st June 1918 Pte. Fred Keen, A.V.C. Sons of Mr and Mrs W.H. Keen, High Street, Evesham.

1st June 1918 Pte. L.E. Keen, Lancasters, killed. Sons of Mr and Mrs W.H. Keen, High Street, Evesham.

1st June 1918 Dvr. R. Keen. Sons of Mr and Mrs W.H. Keen, High Street, Evesham.

1st June 1918 Pte. F. Cresswell. Offenham, wounded.

1st June 1918 Pte. H. Knight. W'ster, missing

1st June 1918 Cpl. R. Knight (his brother), invalided

1st June 1918 Lce.-Cpl. A.E. Hall, R.E. Sons of Mr and Mrs A. Hall, 47 Astwood Road, W'ster.

1st June 1918 Spr. L.E. Hall, R.E. Sons of Mr and Mrs A. Hall, 47 Astwood Road, W'ster.

1st June 1918 Pte. A.P. Hall, D.C.L.I., wounded prisoner. Sons of Mr and Mrs A. Hall, 47 Astwood Road,

W'ster.

1st June 1918 Pte. J.R. Lewis, R. Berks, killed. Sons, son-in-law and stepson of Mrs Lewis, Britannia

Place, W'ster.

1st June 1918 Pte. H.A. Lewis. R.A.M.C. Sons, son-in-law and stepson of Mrs Lewis, Britannia Place,

W'ster.

1st June 1918 Pte. F.J. Lewis. Berks, wounded. Sons, son-in-law and stepson of Mrs Lewis, Britannia

Place, W'ster.

1st June 1918 W.G. Lewis. V.A.D. Sons, son-in-law and stepson of Mrs Lewis, Britannia Place, W'ster.

1st June 1918 Pte. G.W. Collard, Manchesters,son-in-law. Sons, son-in-law and stepson of Mrs Lewis,

Britannia Place, W'ster.

1st June 1918 Gnr. T. Farley, R.F.A., stepson. Sons, son-in-law and stepson of Mrs Lewis, Britannia

Place, W'ster.

1st June 1918 Pte. W.H. Oseman, W'ster, wounded.

1st June 1918 Lieut. J.S. Painter, W'ster, acidently killed.

1st June 1918 Lieut. C.V.W. Court. Malvern, awarded Military Cross.

1st June 1918 A/Q.M.S. W.G. Fream. W'ster. Mentioned in Despatches.

1st June 1918 Bomb. J. Potter (centre) old boy of St. George's Worcester, presented with cigarette-case

by the School on the occasion of his gaining the Military Medal.

1st June 1918 Dr. Ranger (silk hat) who was recently Knighted. Snapshot at sports of College for the Blind

in 1914. (Photo. W.W. Dowty. W'ster)

W.W. Dowty. W'ster

1st June 1918 A group of civilian prisoners at Ruhleben, Germany. (See "Jottings")

1st June 1918 Group of Worcester Munition Workers. (Photo. H. Dudley, W'ster) H. Dudley, W'ster

1st June 1918 Pte. H. Kennard. W'ster, prisoner.

1st June 1918 Tpr. C. Kennard (his brother)

1st June 1918 Pte. J. Driver, Fladbury, prisoner.

1st June 1918 Cpl. H.G. Harvey, W'ster, prisoner.

1st June 1918 Pte. A. Harry. Malvern. prisoner

1st June 1918 Bomb. E.C. Iliffe, W'ster, killed.

8th June 1918 Pte. C. Dufty, Wor'ster. Killed.

8th June 1918 Gnr. M. Giles, Pershore. Killed.

8th June 1918 Gnr. W.C. Winwood, Pershore. Killed.

8th June 1918 Pte. Ankers, Wor'ster. Killed.

8th June 1918 Pte. G. Haywood, Coles Green. Killed.

8th June 1918 Pte. S.R. Beddoes, Bromyard. Died wounds.

8th June 1918 Gnr. W.C. Crocke, Pershore. Killed.

8th June 1918 Pte. A.F. Williams,Wor'ster. Fatally gassed.

8th June 1918 Cpl. E.J. Jones, Winchcomb. Killed.

8th June 1918 Pte. Ll. Sharp, Blockley. Missing.

8th June 1918 Pte. A. Webb, Blockley. Missing.

8th June 1918 Sig. W.H. Davis, E'sham. Missing.

8th June 1918 Pte. F. Tarplett, Blockley. Missing.

8th June 1918 Pte. E. Castle, Wor'ster. Prisoner.

8th June 1918 Gnr. W.J. Richings, Mal Link. Gassed.

8th June 1918 Pte. H. W. Heath, Bromsgrove. Prisoner.

8th June 1918 Pte. C. Amos, Wor'ster. Prisoner.

8th June 1918 Pte. G.N. Patrick, Wor'ster. Prisoner.

8th June 1918 Pte. A.E. Turner, Wor'ster. In hospital.

8th June 1918 Sh. Sm. J. Hewins, Malvern. Wounded.

8th June 1918 Pte. S. Miles, Wor'sters. Wounded. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. W. Miles, Boreley, Ombersley.

8th June 1918 Tpr. A. Miles, Guards. Died wounds. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. W. Miles, Boreley, Ombersley.

8th June 1918 Gnr. A.W. Miles, R.F.A. Wounded & gassed. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. W. Miles, Boreley,

Ombersley.

8th June 1918 Dvr. G.W. Miles, A.S.C. Egypt. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. W. Miles, Boreley, Ombersley.

8th June 1918 Pte. G. Marshall, Discharged. Husband and sons of Mrs. Marshall, Newlands, Pershore.

8th June 1918 Sig. C. Marshall, R.F.A. Killed. Husband and sons of Mrs. Marshall, Newlands, Pershore.

8th June 1918 Pte. W. Marshall, Londons. Husband and sons of Mrs. Marshall, Newlands, Pershore.

8th June 1918 Pte. J.T. Lewis, Wor'ster. Prisoner.

8th June 1918 Pte. W.J. Andrews, Malvern Link. Missing.

8th June 1918 Pte. F. Kerby (his brother-in-law) Prisoner.

8th June 1918 Sgt. E. Clayton. Wor'ster.

8th June 1918 Pte. E.E. Cox, Wor'ster. Prisoner.

8th June 1918 A.M. B. Greenhill, R.A.F. Sons of the late Mr. H. Greenhill, Compton Road, Worcester.

8th June 1918 Pte. F. Greenhill, Glo'sters. Sons of the late Mr. H. Greenhill, Compton Road, Worcester.

8th June 1918 Pte. P.W. Greenhill, R.A.M.C.Sons of the late Mr. H. Greenhill, Compton Road, Worcester.

8th June 1918 J.T. Greenhill, Navy. Sons of the late Mr. H. Greenhill, Compton Road, Worcester.

8th June 1918 Pte. J. Hartland Sons of Mr and Mrs J. Hartland, 4 Upper Park street, Worcester

8th June 1918 Pte. A. Hartland Sons of Mr and Mrs J. Hartland, 4 Upper Park street, Worcester

8th June 1918 Pte. J. Hartland Sons of Mr and Mrs J. Hartland, 4 Upper Park street, Worcester

8th June 1918 Pte G. Hartland. Killed. Sons of Mr and Mrs J. Hartland, 4 Upper Park street, Worcester

8th June 1918 Pte. T. W. Hartland. Killed. Sons of Mr and Mrs J. Hartland, 4 Upper Park street, Worcester

8th June 1918 Dvr W.C. Hartland (their cousin) Won three medals at Army Horse show

8th June 1918 Marriage of Miss Kathleen Annoe Selley, Field House Farm, Upper Sapey and Mr William

Smith, Hyde Park, London, at Upper Sapey.

8th June 1918 Cpt. & Adjt. G. Fuller Stone. Worcester. Mentioned in Despatches. Iliffe

8th June 1918 No 2 Platoon 2nd attn. Worcestershire volunteer Regt. A framed photograph has been

presented to Co.-Segt. Major T. Grimmer, formerly the Platoon sergt.

Neale, Bath Road,

Worcester

15th June 1918 Lce.-Cpl. J. Bowen, Leigh. Wounded & missing.

15th June 1918 Pte. C. Smith, Evesham. Missing

15th June 1918 Sgt. A. Clements, Tewkesbury. Missing

15th June 1918 Pte. C. Smith, F. Heath, gassed

15th June 1918 Pte. J. Smith R.A.F. (his brother)

15th June 1918 Pte. A. Hemming, W'ster. Prisoner

15th June 1918 Pte. W. J. Darling, W'ster. Prisoner

15th June 1918 Pte. W. J. Green, W'ster. Prisoner

15th June 1918 Gnr. S.H. Green R.H.A. (his brother)

15th June 1918 Pte. A. V. Price, W'ster. Prisoner

15th June 1918 Pte. H. Bufton, M. Cowan. Prisoner

15th June 1918 Sgt. G. Russell, W'ster. D.C.M.

15th June 1918 Lce.-Cpl. H. L. Malin, Evesham. Military Medal.

15th June 1918 Pte. A.J. Harwood Abbots Morton. Military Medal,

15th June 1918 Sgt. F. Williams, Guarlford. Military Medal

15th June 1918 Pte. A.C. Bray, Kempsey. Killed

15th June 1918 Pte. B. North, W'ster. Killed

15th June 1918 Pte. A. Rouse, Malvern. Killed

15th June 1918 Pte. C. H. Butler, Malvern, fatally gassed

15th June 1918 Pte. W. Le Gresley. Malvern, wounded, prisoner

15th June 1918 Pte. G. Le Gresley (his brother) wounded.

15th June 1918 Tpr. E.C. Byrd, Evesham, wounded

15th June 1918 With the Yeomanry in Palestine

15th June 1918 Sapper T. Payne. R.E. Invalided. Park Road Campden and his sons

15th June 1918 Pte W Gnr Payne. M.G. C.. Wounded

15th June 1918 Gnr Payne. R.G.A., Killed

15th June 1918 Sgt. T. H. Payne. Grenadiers. Killed

15th June 1918 Sig. L.G. Pte. Payne Glo'sters. Wounded and discharged.

15th June 1918 C Payne. Lonsons. France.

15th June 1918 Dvr H.R. Holder A.S.C discharged. 20 Bridge Street Worcester and his soldier sons

15th June 1918 Dvr. H.W Holder. R. H. A.

15th June 1918 Pte. W.F. Holder. M.G.C., prisoner

15th June 1918 Col. F.W. Holder. S.Lancs., invalided.

15th June 1918 Pte. A.V. Holder. Northants

15th June 1918 Sapper. E.F. Holder. R.E., wounded prisoner.

15th June 1918 N.C.O.'s of Worcester Cathedral King's School O.T.C.

15th June 1918 Group of Worcestershire Machine Gunners in Egypt

22nd June 1918 Corpl. A. Ferriman, Wounded and discharged. Sons of Mr. G. Ferriman, Honeybourne

22nd June 1918 L-Cpl H. Ferriman, Glo'sters. Missing. Sons of Mr G. Ferriman, Honeybourne

22nd June 1918 Pte. F.J. Ferriman, Wor'sters. Prisoner. Honeybourne. Sons of Mr G. Ferriman,

Honeybourne

22nd June 1918 Pte. F. Ferriman,M.G.C. Killed. Sons of Mr G. Ferriman, Honeybourne.

22nd June 1918 Pte. G. Stokes, Hallow (father)

22nd June 1918 Pte. J. Stokes, Wounded; prisoner (his son)

22nd June 1918 Pte. L. Grosvenor, Wor'sters. (See "Worcestershire and War")

22nd June 1918 Pte. C. Grosvenor, Wor'sters. (See "Worcestershire and War")

22nd June 1918 Bomb. H. Best, R.F.A. Prisoner. Sons of Mrs. Westbury, School Walk, Tybridge Street,

Worcester.

22nd June 1918 Pte A. Westbury A.S.C.,Sons of Mrs. Westbury, School Walk, Tybridge Street, Worcester.

22nd June 1918 Pte. R.W. Westbury, Warwicks. Sons of Mr Westbury, School Walk, Tybridge Street,

Worcester.

22nd June 1918 Pte. C.G. Layland, Lancs. Fus. Invalided.Sons of Mr. H.G. Layland, Rock cottage, St. Ann's

Well, Malvern

22nd June 1918 Pte. A.D. Layland, Glo'sters. Wounded. Sons of Mr. H.G. Layland, Rock cottage, St. Ann's

Well, Malvern

22nd June 1918 Pte. F.W.B. Layland R.W. Fus. Sons of Mr H.G. Layland, Rock cottage, St. Ann's Well,

Malvern

22nd June 1918 L-Cpl. W. Tustin, Wors'ter. Wounded

22nd June 1918 Sig. F. Tustin (his brother)

22nd June 1918 Gnr. A. Christian, Wor'ster. In hospital

22nd June 1918 Marriage of Mr. A. E. Brookes, St Johns Worcester and Miss Florence S. Birch Higgins,

Worcester

22nd June 1918 Messrs. Heenan and Froude's Lady Footballers Team and a team of wounded soldiers,

who competed at Red cross fete at "Woodgate", Malvern, last week

C.D. Walton, Malvern

22nd June 1918 Lieut. D.L.P.S. Stuart Shepherd, Alfrick. Awarded Distinguished Flying Cross.

22nd June 1918 R.S.M. F. Fulcher, Wor'ster. Awarded Military Cross

22nd June 1918 Pte. F.W. Morris, Wor'ster, Canadian. Fatally gassed

22nd June 1918 L. Corp. R. Jones, E'sham. Killed.

22nd June 1918 Gnr. A.L. Sanders, Malvern. Killed.

22nd June 1918 Gnr. A.T. Aldridge, N. Beauchamp. Killed

22nd June 1918 Pte. F. Mansell, Wor'ster. Died wounds.

22nd June 1918 Gnr. F.V. Sneed. Wor'ster. Wounded.

22nd June 1918 Pte. E. Dandy, Malvern. Prisoner.

22nd June 1918 Pte. E. Mantle, Westwood. Prisoner.

22nd June 1918 Dvr. G.F. Davis, A.S.C. Driver Davis, Astwood Road, Worcester, and his nephews.

22nd June 1918 Pte. W.H. Davis, Coldstreams. Driver Davis, Astwood Road, Worcester, and his nephews.

22nd June 1918 Dvr. W.R. Rushage, R.F.A. Driver Davis, Astwood Road, Worcester, and his nephews.

22nd June 1918 Gnr. F.W. Prior. T.M.B. Prisoner.

22nd June 1918 Mech. H. Prior. Air Force (his brother).

22nd June 1918 Rif. W. Maund, Wor'ster. Died wounds.

22nd June 1918 Pte. C. Morton, Wor'ster. Wounded.

22nd June 1918 Pte. C. Peats, Bretforton. Missing.

22nd June 1918 Marriage of Mr. T. Phillips, Liverpool, and Miss Lacroix, Worcester.

22nd June 1918 Entertainment by Nursing Staff of Worcester Workhouse. Dudley, Worcester.

29th June 1918 Whist drive held at Battenhall Hospital in aid of the Ambulance Fund. Nearly 400

attended.(Photo by By Basssano, Old Bond Street, London.)

29th June 1918 Observer W.E. Flexman, W'ster, killed.

29th June 1918 Sec.-Lieut. W.R. Phillips, W'ster, died wounds.

29th June 1918 Pte. W. H.Liddell, Bidford, killed.

29th June 1918 Pte. F. Liddell (his brother), killed.

29th June 1918 Pte. A.G. Woodman. W'ster, wounded.

29th June 1918 Sgt. H. Osborne, Evesham, prisoner.

29th June 1918 Pte. F. Evans, Evesham, prisoner.

29th June 1918 Pte. W.G. Smith, W'ster, missing.

29th June 1918 Sig.G.E. Bedford, Tewkesbury, prisoner.

29th June 1918 Pte. A. Bayliss, Evesham, wounded.

29th June 1918 Mr and Mrs Charles Pedlingham, Colwall, and their soldier sons.

29th June 1918 Pte. P.G.T. Pedlingham, killed.

29th June 1918 Pte. B. Pedlingham

29th June 1918 Gnr. A. W. Pedlingham

29th June 1918 Pte. R. Pedlingham

29th June 1918 A trip to Worcester of wounded soldiers from Hartlebury Castle hospital.

29th June 1918 Pte. J. Clarke, W'shires, killed. Sons and son-in-law of Mr and Mrs G Clarke, 16 Church

Walk, St Clement's, Worcester.

29th June 1918 2nd-A.M. J. Clarke, R.A.F.Dvr. W. Clarke, R.F.A. Sons and son-in-law of Mr and Mrs G

Clarke, 16 Church Walk, St Clement's, Worcester.

29th June 1918 Gnr. A. Clarke, R.F.A., Military Medal. Sons and son-in-law of Mr and Mrs G Clarke, 16

Church Walk, St Clement's, Worcester.

29th June 1918 Stoker C. Hayward, Navy, son-in-law. Sons and son-in-law of Mr and Mrs G Clarke, 16

Church Walk, St Clement's, Worcester.

29th June 1918 Dvr. W. Till, shell shock, discharged. Sons of Mrs Till, 47, Shambles, Worcester.

29th June 1918 Gnr. A.R. Till, invalided, third time. Sons of Mrs Till, 47, Shambles, Worcester.

29th June 1918 Pte. G.R. Till, W'shires, shell shock. Sons of Mrs Till, 47, Shambles, Worcester.

29th June 1918 Pte. H. Till, M.G.C. Sons of Mrs Till, 47, Shambles, Worcester.

29th June 1918 Gnr. Harley, brother-in-law, killed.

29th June 1918 Lce.-Cpl. T. James, D.C.M., Evesham, prisoner.

6th July 1918 Gnr. C. Henn, Wor'ster. Wounded and Military Medal.

6th July 1918 Pte. J. Jones, Wor'ster. Miltary Medal.

6th July 1918 Sgt. G. Perks, Wor'ster. Meritorious Service Medal.

6th July 1918 Pte. A. Padfield, Bredon's Norton. Parchment for gallantry.

6th July 1918 Gnr. E. Rigby, Wor'ster, killed.

6th July 1918 Pte.A.T. Wall, Wor'ster, killed.

6th July 1918 Pte.G.S. Bullock, Ch. Lench. Missing.

6th July 1918 L.Cpl. F. Whittle, Ashton. Wounded.

6th July 1918 Sap. J. Bennett, R.E. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs Llewellyn, Highfield, Wichenford.

6th July 1918 Pte. C. Bennett, Labour Co. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs Llewellyn, Highfield, Wichenford.

6th July 1918 Pte. W. Bennett, Wor'sters. In hospital. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs Llewellyn, Highfield,

Wichenford.

6th July 1918 Pte. J. Prosser, Labour Co. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs Llewellyn, Highfield, Wichenford.

6th July 1918 Pte. B. Wanklin, Wor'sters (son). Died wounds. Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mr and

Mrs Wanklin, 82 Northwick Road, Worcester.

6th July 1918 Pte. H. Collier, West Ridings (son-in-law). Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mr and Mrs

Wanklin, 82 Northwick Road, Worcester.

6th July 1918 Sapper E. Porteous, R.E. (son-in-law). Sons, son-in-law, and nephew of Mr and Mrs

Wanklin, 82 Northwick Road, Worcester.

6th July 1918 Pte. G. Humphries, Wor'sters (nephew). Wounded, prisoner. Sons, son-in-law, and

nephew of Mr and Mrs Wanklin, 82 Northwick Road, Worcester.

6th July 1918 Sergt. W. Grubb, Canadians, killed.

6th July 1918 Pte. F. Grubb. Wounded and discharged. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs Davies, Highfields,

Martley.

6th July 1918 E. Grubb, V.A.D. Drowned. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs Davies, Highfields, Martley.

6th July 1918 Sap. S. Grubb, R.E. Wounded. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs Davies, Highfields, Martley.

6th July 1918 Pte. G. Ivetts (son-in-law). Killed. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs Davies, Highfields, Martley.

6th July 1918 C.-S.-M.T. Grimmer. Volunteers. Co.-Sergt.-Major T. Grimmer, Worcester and his soldier

sons.

6th July 1918 Cpl. W. Grimmer, R.E. Co.-Sergt.-Major T. Grimmer, Worcester and his soldier sons.

6th July 1918 Pte. H. Grimmer. Am. Col. A.S.C.Co.-Sergt.-Major T. Grimmer, Worcester and his soldier

sons.

6th July 1918 Pte. V. Grimmer. Wor'sters. Co.-Sergt.-Major T. Grimmer, Worcester and his soldier sons.

6th July 1918 A Cross in Palestine in memory of officers, N.C. Officers and men of the Yeomanry who fell

charging the enemy's guns. (see Worcs. And War).

6th July 1918 Group of Confirmation Canidates at Hampton Lovett Sage, Droitwich

6th July 1918 L.-Cpl. H.E. Orman, Wpr'ster, whogave blood to save a comrade's life

6th July 1918 Batty. S.-M.H.G. Humphries, Ripple. Awarded Meritorious Service Medal

6th July 1918 Worcester Munitions Makers Dudley, Wor'ster

6th July 1918 Marriage of Mr A. Taylor, B'Ham and Miss N. Brookes, Astwood Road, Worcester

13th July 1918 Inspection of Worcester Royal Grammer School O.T.C.by Lieut.-Col. W.R. Chichester Dowty, Worcester

13th July 1918 Recreation at Worcester College for the blind: Junior boys on the see-saw

13th July 1918 Capt. John Crowe, Worcestershires awarded Victoria Cross (See "Jottings")

13th July 1918 Capt. G. Meysey, Aston Sub Edge. Dies wounds

13th July 1918 Group of Worcester Munition Workers H. Dudley, Worcester

13th July 1918 Sgt. G. Lewis, Clifton, D.C.M. and Croix de Guerre

13th July 1918 Sgt. S. Yapp, W'ster. Military Medal

13th July 1918 Pte. R.A. Lyes, Bengeworth. Killed

13th July 1918 Lce.-Cpl. A.R. Hart, Malvern, killed

13th July 1918 Pte. T.J. Smith, Beckford, killed

13th July 1918 Cpl. R.A. Harrell, E'sham, killed

13th July 1918 Pte. G.C.C. Hale, Evesham, wounded

13th July 1918 Sig. F.L.Guttery, Evesham, wounded

13th July 1918 Pte. H. E. Green, Bidford, missing

13th July 1918 Gnr. E. Davis, W'ster, gassed

13th July 1918 Pte. F. Day, E'sham, missing

13th July 1918 Pte. F. Combe, Earl's Croome, missing

13th July 1918 Sons of Mr. James Reynolds, Upton Snodsbury

13th July 1918 Pte. D Reynolds, killed

13th July 1918 Pte. A. Reynolds, wounded

13th July 1918 O.S.T. Reynolds

13th July 1918 A Worcester Brotherhood

13th July 1918 Pte. H. Bruton, died wounds.

13th July 1918 Pte. W Bruton, prisoner.

13th July 1918 Pte. J. Walker, step-brother, killed

13th July 1918 Pte. C. Heaver, Bidford, prisoner

13th July 1918 Capt. E. C. Trudgill, Evesham, Awarded D.C.M. and Military Cross

13th July 1918 Lieut. W. J. Stokes, Worcester. Awarded Military Cross.

13th July 1918 Lieut. H. J. Grosvenor Monroe, Pensax. Awarded Military Cross.

13th July 1918 Pte. F.G. Davis, Bengeworth. Wounded

13th July 1918 Pte. W. Stevenson, Worcester. Wounded

13th July 1918 Pte. S. Stevenson (his brother). Missing.

13th July 1918 Pte. A. Harper, Worcester. Missing.

13th July 1918 L. Cpl. J. Walter, D.C.M. Missing.

13th July 1918 L. Cpl. W. G. Davis, Worcester. Missing.

13th July 1918 Pte. T. Jones, Worcester. Missing.

13th July 1918 Pte. H. J. Birbeck, Worcester. Missing.

13th July 1918 Bdr. A. J. Pound, Abberley. D.C.M.

13th July 1918 2nd A. M. Chance, Worcester. Died.

13th July 1918 Bdr. W. Lanham, Malvern. Meritorius Service Medal.

13th July 1918 Sergt. Allsopp, Worcester. Missing.

13th July 1918 L. Cpl. M. Merriman, Campden. Killed.

13th July 1918 Pte. W. T. Pudge, Worcester. Killed

13th July 1918 1st Cl. Stoker J. L. Slater, Callow End. Died.

13th July 1918 Cpl. E. S. Dale, Broadway. Killed.

13th July 1918 Pte. T.A. Bishop, Worcester. Prisoner

13th July 1918 Pte. W. F. Bishop (his brother).

13th July 1918 Sons of Mrs M. Corbett, 22, Lowersmoor Terrace, Worcester.

13th July 1918 Pte. T. Corbett, Worcesters. Lost a leg.

13th July 1918 Pte. W. J. Corbett, killed

13th July 1918 Dvr. W. Corbett, A.S.C.

13th July 1918 Pte. H. Judd, Worcester. Prisoner.

13th July 1918 Pte. H. J. Holt, Crowle Repatriated Prisoner.

13th July 1918 Pte.H.C.Evans, Worcester. Prisoner.

20th July 1918 Fete at Droitwich for Prisoners of War. Miss Nancy Harrison's "Butterfly" Ballet and solo

dancers.

Sage, Droitwich.

20th July 1918 Regatta of the Worcester College for the Blind

1. The College Crew

2. Blinded Officers' Crew

3. Old Boys' Crew

27th July 1918 Staff-Sgt. F. Beach, Pte. W'ster, Meritorious Service Medal

27th July 1918 Pte. G. H. Hope. W'ster, Military Medal

27th July 1918 L-Cpl. E. Donovan, W'ster, died wounds

27th July 1918 Pte. Bridges. W'ster, killed

27th July 1918 Pte. W. H. Griffin, Campden. Killed.

27th July 1918 Pte. L. G. Hooper, W'ster, Killed.

27th July 1918 Pte. J. D. Hannis, W'ster, Killed.

27th July 1918 Pte. J. Taylor, Evesham, Missing.

27th July 1918 Pte. L. Edge, Honeybourne. Wounded, Prisoner

27th July 1918 Pte. H. Edge (his brother), M.G.C

A Worcester Brotherhood

27th July 1918 Dvr. W Francis, R.F.A., died

27th July 1918 Pte. T. Francis, R.A.F (brother)

27th July 1918 Pte. A Francis, W'shires (brother).

27th July 1918 Pte. J. Stenson, W'shires (brother-in-law).

27th July 1918 Pte. T. Cotterill, S. Staffs (brother-in-law)

27th July 1918 Pte. T Griffiths A.O.C. (brother-in-law).

27th July 1918 Pte. H. Webb A.S.C. (brother-in-law).

27th July 1918 Pte. W. Giles, Wiltshires (brother-in-law).

27th July 1918 Stoker W. Giles, Navy (his son).

27th July 1918 Capt. T.P. Clingo, Malvern, awarded Military Cross

27th July 1918 Regtl. Q.-M.-S. G. Buffery, W'ster. (See "Worc. And War)

27th July 1918 Group of Worcestershire Soldiers in the Near East.

27th July 1918 Red Cross Collectors at Garden Fete, Hadzor House, Droitwich. Sage, Droitwich.

27th July 1918 Minor Canon Tupper, Precentor of Worcester Cathedral, appointed to living of Mortlake. Dowty, W'ster.

27th July 1918 War Workers' Recruiting Campaign:Q.M.A.A. Corps parade at Guildhall, Worcester. Dowty, W'ster.

27th July 1918 A group of Munition Workers and Wounded Soldiers: Outing to Tewkesbury. Illiffe, W'ster.

27th July 1918 Pte. F.E. Brotherton, W'sters. Died. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. H. Brotherton, 29, Bewdley

Street, Evesham.

27th July 1918 Pte. G. Brotherton, L.T.M. missing. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. H. Brotherton, 29, Bewdley Street,

Evesham.

27th July 1918 Pte. A Brotherton, R.M.L.I., missing. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. H. Brotherton, 29, Bewdley

Street, Evesham.

27th July 1918 Pte. W. Davis, Welsh. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Northleach.

27th July 1918 Pte. C. Davis, R.F.A. Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Northleach.

27th July 1918 Pte. H. Haynes, twice wounded and gassed (son-in-law). Sons and son-in-law of Mr. and

Mrs. Davis, Northleach.

27th July 1918 L-Cpl. Payter, Mal. Link, wounded twice.

27th July 1918 Pte. C. Lambley, Honeybourne, wounded.

27th July 1918 L-Cpl. S. Bentley, Malvern, missing.

3rd August 1918 Pte. H. J. Walker, Wor'sters. Sons and sons-in-law of Mrs. Walker. 212, Astwood Road,

Worcester.

3rd August 1918 Gnr. J. Walker, R.F.A. Sons and sons-in-law of Mrs. Walker. 212, Astwood Road,

Worcester.

3rd August 1918 Pte. J.A. Walker, Devons. Prisoner. Sons and sons-in-law of Mrs. Walker. 212, Astwood

Road, Worcester.

3rd August 1918 Gnr. A.J. Daniel, R.F.A. (son-in-law). Sons and sons-in-law of Mrs. Walker. 212, Astwood

Road, Worcester.

3rd August 1918 Sgt. A.W. Porter, Wor'sters. Discharged, wounds. (son-in-law). Sons and sons-in-law of

Mrs. Walker. 212, Astwood Road, Worcester.

3rd August 1918 Dvr. R.H. Potter, Yeomanry. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Potter, 14, Tennis Walk,

Worcester.

3rd August 1918 Dvr. W.H. Potter, Tanks. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Potter, 14, Tennis Walk, Worcester.

3rd August 1918 Pte. P.J. Potter, Wor'sters. Missing. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Potter, 14, Tennis Walk,

Worcester.

3rd August 1918 Pte. P.R. Potter, Warwicks. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Potter, 14, Tennis Walk,

Worcester.

3rd August 1918 Pte. A.W. Deacon, Wor'sters (son-in-law). Killed. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Potter, 14,

Tennis Walk, Worcester.

3rd August 1918 Pte. Jas. Palmer, Wor'ster. Killed. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Palmer, 36, Southfield

Street, Worcester

3rd August 1918 Pte. L. Palmer, K.S.L.I. Killed. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Palmer, 36, Southfield Street,

Worcester

3rd August 1918 Pte. Alb. Palmer. Devons. Wounded. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Palmer, 36, Southfield

Street, Worcester

3rd August 1918 Pte. F. Palmer. M.T., A.S.C. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Palmer, 36, Southfield Street,

Worcester

3rd August 1918 Pte. W. Lendren, Yeomanry (son-in-law). Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Palmer, 36,

Southfield Street, Worcester

3rd August 1918 Pte. F. W. Quiney, Berks. Missing, Sons and Son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Quiney, 1, St.

Peter Street, Worcester.

3rd August 1918 Dvr. H. C. Quiney, R.F.A. Sons and Son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Quiney, 1, St. Peter Street,

Worcester.

3rd August 1918 Pte. G.H. Davis, Glos'ters (stepson). Killed. Sons and Son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Quiney, 1,

St. Peter Street, Worcester.

3rd August 1918 Pte. J.P. Gilding, R.A.M.C. (son-in-law). Sons and Son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Quiney, 1, St.

Peter Street, Worcester.

3rd August 1918 Sergt. T. Chance, Wor'sters. Military Medal.

3rd August 1918 L.Cpl. F. Cliff, Shrawley, D.C.M.

3rd August 1918 Pte. W.H. Meredith, Wor'ster, Military Medal.

3rd August 1918 Pte. E. Hodgetts, Wor'ster. Killed.

3rd August 1918 Sergt. V. Andrews, Harvington. Wounded

3rd August 1918 Pte. T. F. Fulloway, D'wich. Prisoner

3rd August 1918 Gnr. J. Evans, Evesham. Wounded

3rd August 1918 Pte. C. Ingram. Killed. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. S. Ingram, Harvington

3rd August 1918 Pte. F. Ingram. Prisoner. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. S. Ingram, Harvington

3rd August 1918 Pte. A. Ingram, Ireland. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. S. Ingram, Harvington

3rd August 1918 Pte. E. Fisher. Devons. Sons and nephews of Mr.& Mrs. A.W. Fisher,Oldfield

Rd,Ombersley

3rd August 1918 Gnr. H. Fisher.R.F.A. Sons and nephews of Mr.& Mrs. A.W. Fisher,Oldfield Rd,Ombersley

3rd August 1918 Pte A. Fisher Wor'sters. Sons and nephews of Mr.& Mrs. A.W. Fisher,Oldfield

Rd,Ombersley

3rd August 1918 Pte. Jas. Fisher. Wounded & discharged.Sons and nephews of Mr.& Mrs. A.W.

Fisher,Oldfield Rd,Ombersley

3rd August 1918 L.-Cpl. Jno. Fisher. Wor'sters.Sons and nephews of Mr.& Mrs. A.W. Fisher,Oldfield

Rd,Ombersley

3rd August 1918 Pte. E. Fisher.M.G.C. Prisoner. Sons and nephews of Mr.& Mrs. A.W. Fisher,Oldfield

Rd,Ombersley

3rd August 1918 Pte. R. Hartwell. Wor'sters (nephew) Sons and nephews of Mr.& Mrs. A.W. Fisher,Oldfield

Rd,Ombersley

3rd August 1918 Pte. W. Fisher, Glos'ters (nephew) Sons and nephews of Mr.& Mrs. A.W. Fisher,Oldfield

Rd,Ombersley

3rd August 1918 Pte. C. Fisher, Wor'sters (nephew) Sons and nephews of Mr.& Mrs. A.W. Fisher,Oldfield

Rd,Ombersley

3rd August 1918 Brig.-General G.W. St G. Grogan, C.M.G., D.S.O. Worcestershire Regt. Awarded the

Victoria cross and a bar to the D.S.O.

3rd August 1918 Sec.-Lieut. K.B. Tetlow, Worcestershire Regt. Missing.

3rd August 1918 Srgt. N. Finch, Lower Wick. Awarded Victoria Cross

3rd August 1918 Late Mr. C. Cotterill, Wich. Shepherd for 47 years on Col. A.H. Hudson's Estate, Pershore

3rd August 1918 "Four old 'Contemptibles' and still going strong" Sergt. Edwards, C.Q.M.S Avery,D.C.M.

R.S.M. Samson, D.C.M., C.S.M. Loone, M.M

3rd August 1918 Worcester City Tribunals Iliffe, Worcester

3rd August 1918 W.C.K.S. Crew who defeated Magdalen College, Oxford Dowty, Worcester

10th August 1918 Marriage of Trooper G.H. Knight, Yeomanry and Miss W.A. Bunce, Droitwich Sage, Droitwich

10th August 1918 Cows killed by lightening at Wolverton Farm, Spetchley, the property of Mr. John Lane. J. Glover, Pershore.

10th August 1918 Group of Officers who are prisoners of war in Germany. Illiffe, Worcester.

10th August 1918 Worcester Munition Workers' Outing to Tewkesbury.

17th August 1918 Lieut. E.A. Oldham, Military Cross and wounded.

17th August 1918 Pte. Yarnold. Won middleweight boxing championship in France.

17th August 1918 Pte. R. [Conners] Wounded soldier who effected rescues at Diglis steamer accident.

17th August 1918 Pte Charles Plumb 'Mentioned'

17th August 1918 Lce-Cpl. Hughes. Killed in action.

17th August 1918 Some Broadheath drivers in France.

17th August 1918 Groups of Worcester Munition Workers.

17th August 1918 Sergt. C.A. Hiles. Killed in action.

17th August 1918 Pte. F.W. Cross. Killed in action.

17th August 1918 Pte. J.W. Cassidy. Died in hospital.

17th August 1918 Pte. C. Scudder. Died of wounds.

17th August 1918 Signaller D.J. Thomas. Died of wounds.

17th August 1918 Pte.W. Farmer. Died in hospital.

17th August 1918 Cpl. W.R. Sandalls. Wounded.

17th August 1918 Pte. F.J. Short. Prisoner of war.

17th August 1918 Pte. A.W. Rowberry. Prisoner of war.

17th August 1918 Gnr. H. Dowding. Prisoner of war.

17th August 1918 Pte. B. Baker. Prisoner of war in Germany since March 23. Four brothers of Mrs. T. H.

Franks, 16 Townsend St., Barbourne, and one brother of Mr. Franks.

17th August 1918 Pte. H. Baker. On service in Salonika. Four brothers of Mrs. T. H. Franks, 16 Townsend

St., Barbourne, and one brother of Mr. Franks.

17th August 1918 Pte. Theodore Baker. On service in Mesopotamia. Four brothers of Mrs. T. H. Franks, 16

Townsend St., Barbourne, and one brother of Mr. Franks.

17th August 1918 Pte. C. Baker. Killed at Vimy Ridge in Aug.,1917. Four brothers of Mrs. T. H. Franks, 16

Townsend St., Barbourne, and one brother of Mr. Franks.

17th August 1918 Pte. W. Franks. Killed in March, 1917, in France. Four brothers of Mrs. T. H. Franks, 16

Townsend St., Barbourne, and one brother of Mr. Franks.

17th August 1918 Dvr. F.W. Collins. Served in Salonika. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. G. Collins, Lower Wick.

17th August 1918 Pte. C.T. Collins. Prisoner of war. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. G. Collins, Lower Wick.

17th August 1918 Pte. G.H. Collins. Killed in Dardanelles. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. G. Collins, Lower Wick.

17th August 1918 Pte. J.H. Guilding. Prisoner of war.

17th August 1918 Pte. H.A. Cook. Prisoner of war

17th August 1918 Officers, Warrant Officers and Staff Sergeants, -Batallion, Worcestershires (in France)

17th August 1918 "Drums" of the same Batallion

24th August 1918 Presentation to Miss Sadler by Hindlip Centre of the Land Army

24th August 1918 Three Worcestershire prisoners of war in Germany

24th August 1918 Group of Worcester boys who met by chance in France after 2½ years of war

24th August 1918 Malvern Munition Girls.

24th August 1918 Lce-Cpl E. Whitehouse, Bromsgrove, Killed.

24th August 1918 Sgt. P. Pryce, Wor'ster. Killed

24th August 1918 Lce.-Cpl. F.A. Irons, Evesham. Killed

24th August 1918 Ldg. Strkr. J. W.K. Painting, Navy. Killed. A Malvern Brotherhood

24th August 1918 Pte. J. Painting, Marines. Invalided. A Malevern Brotherhood

24th August 1918 W. Painting. Navy

24th August 1918 Spr. F.S. Smallman R.E and his soldier sons

24th August 1918 Pte. C. Smallman, M.G.C. Gassed

24th August 1918 Pte. A. Smallman, Wor'sters.

24th August 1918 Lce.-Cpl. A.E. Saunders, Wor'ster. Missing.

24th August 1918 Pte. C. Amphlett, Wor'ster. Prisoner.

24th August 1918 Sgt. A.R. Wall, Wor'ster. Killed.

24th August 1918 Cpl. W. Philips. Killed. Sons of Mrs. Phillips, 7, Hylton Road, Worcester.

24th August 1918 Lce-Cpl. R. Philips. Prisoner. Sons of Mrs. Phillips, 7, Hylton Road, Worcester.

24th August 1918 Pte. C. Phillips. Sons of Mrs. Phillips, 7, Hylton Road, Worcester.

24th August 1918 Pte. A. Phillips. Sons of Mrs. Phillips, 7, Hylton Road, Worcester.

24th August 1918 Pte. G. Leddington. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Leddington, Tolladine Road, Worcester.

24th August 1918 Pte. A. Leddington. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Leddington, Tolladine Road, Worcester.

24th August 1918 A.B. T. Leddington. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Leddington, Tolladine Road, Worcester.

24th August 1918 Pte. S. Young (son-in-law). Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Leddington, Tolladine Road,

Worcester.

24th August 1918 Pte. C. Bennett (son-in-law). Sons and son-in-law of Mrs. Leddington, Tolladine Road,

Worcester.

24th August 1918 Gnr. Stinton, Wor'ster. Died of wounds.

24th August 1918 S-S. J. Hartland. Wor'ster. Died.

24th August 1918 Pte. W. Chapple (his nephew). Prisoner.

24th August 1918 Diglis Steamer Accident. Water pouring through broken lock-gate.

24th August 1918 Monseigneur Patten, Evesham, appointed Chamberlain to the Pope, who has attained his

silver jubilee.

24th August 1918 Mr. W.J. Waite and Mr. Evison, Order of St. John of Jerusalem appointments. (see special

article)

24th August 1918 Lieut. A. J. Haines, Evesham. Killed

24th August 1918 Lieut. V. Griffiths. Bromsgrove. Wounded.

24th August 1918 Sec-Lieut. H. E. Wood, M.M., Bromsgrove. Wounded

31st August 1918 Marriage of Sert. H. J. Gray, Canadians, and Miss Betty Farquharson, Great Witley.

31st August 1918 Marriage of Pte. W. J. E. Greathead, New Zealand Expeditionary Force, and Miss Jane

Wyatt of Whittington

31st August 1918 Bdr. E. Harding. Wor'ster. Military Medal

31st August 1918 Pte. D. Godson. D. C. M. Blockley. Presented with watch

31st August 1918 L.-Cpl. D. S. McIntosh. Wor'ster. Killed

31st August 1918 L.-Cpl. B. H. Kennard. Bromsgrove. Killed.

31st August 1918 Pte. B. Bunn. Crowle. Presumed Killed

31st August 1918 Pte. A. Caines. Malvern. Presumed Killed

31st August 1918 Pte. C. Walker. Wor'ster. Wounded

31st August 1918 Sergt. W. Lawson Pickard. Bromyard. Wounded

31st August 1918 Pte. W. J. Turner. Avenbury. Gassed

31st August 1918 Gnr. T. J. Nokes. Bromsgrove. Military Medal

31st August 1918 Lieut-Col. W. A. Price. Wor'ceser. Promoted

31st August 1918 Sec-Lieut J. H. Millington. Worcster. Gassed

31st August 1918 Pte. Wilson Cole. Evesham. Killed (Note bullet hole through photo. See 'Worcs. and War,)

31st August 1918 Worcester Soldiers in France. Cpl. Andrews, Pte. Lightwood. Pte. Oakes, L-Cpl. Williams.

31st August 1918 Group of Worcesters in Italy

7th September 1918 Lieut. Russell H McBean, Hallow Park. Awarded Distinquished Service Cross

7th September 1918 Sec-Lieut T. C. Knox. Worcester. Killed

7th September 1918 Co-Sergt-Major A. Powis. Tenbury. Prisoner of War

7th September 1918 Group of Worcester Soldiers in Mesopotamia

7th September 1918 Sergt. H. C. Knott, R.E., Worcester. Mentioned in Dispatches (See Worcs. and War.')

7th September 1918 Sgt. Ernest Salisbury. Medaille Militaire and Croix de Guerre.

7th September 1918 Sgt. N. Salisbury. Railway Batt. Sons of Mr and Mrs W Salisbury. Tibberton

7th September 1918 Pte. Alf. Salisbury. Ryl. Sussex. Prisoner. Sons of Mr and Mrs W Salisbury. Tibberton

7th September 1918 Pte. Arthur Salisbury. R.A.M.C. Sons of Mr and Mrs W. Salisbury. Tibberton

7th September 1918 Pte. W. T. Richardson. Killed. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. T. Richardson, 10 Derby Road,

Worcester

7th September 1918 Pte. H. Richardson. R.A.F. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. T. Richardson, 10 Derby Road, Worcester

7th September 1918 Dvr. V. G. Richardson. R.F.A. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. T. Richardson, 10 Derby Road,

Worcester

7th September 1918 Pte. E. Sewell. Wor'cester. Wounded

7th September 1918 Cpl. H. Withers. R.E. Sons and grandsons of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Withers, Worcester

(see Worcs.and War')

7th September 1918 Sgt. W. Withers. Rifle Regt. Sons and grandsons of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Withers,

Worcester (see Worcs.and War)

7th September 1918 Cpl. T. Withers. Discharged. Sons and grandsons of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Withers,

Worcester (see Worcs.and War)

7th September 1918 Co.-S.-M. J. Withers, R.E. Sons and grandsons of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Withers,

Worcester (see Worcs.and War)

7th September 1918 Tpr. W.E. Withers. Scots Greys (Grandson). Sons and grandons of the late Mr. and Mrs. J.

Withers, Worcester (see Worcs.and War)

7th September 1918 Cpl. F. Sims. Camerons. (grandson). Sons and grandsons of the late Mr. and Mrs. J.

Withers, Worcester (see Worcs.and War)

7th September 1918 S'man J. T. Withers. R.N.D (grandson). Sons and grandsons of the late Mr. and Mrs. J.

Withers. Worcester (see Worcs.and War)

7th September 1918 Pte. E. Sims. Yeomanry (granson). Sons and grandsons of the late Mr. and Mrs. J.

Withers. Worcester (see Worcs.and War)

7th September 1918 Pte. W. Edwards. Lancs.Fus (grandson) Missing. Sons and grandsons of the late Mr. and

Mrs. J. Withers. Worcester (see Worcs.and War)

7th September 1918 L-Cpl. C. W. Haynes. W. Malvern. Military Medal

7th September 1918 Pte. H. Friar. Shell. Himbleton. Killed.

7th September 1918 Pte. W. H. Grenway. Wor'ster. Killed

7th September 1918 Pte. C. W. Jones. Wor'ster. Presumed Killed

7th September 1918 Pte. J. Dubois. Worceseter Canadian. Died wounds.

7th September 1918 L.-Cpl. L. W. Whatmore. Wor'ster. Killed

7th September 1918 Pte. T. Hiden. Evesham. Missing

7th September 1918 L.-Cpl. B. Carter. B'sgrove. Missing

7th September 1918 The 'Q's' who gave an entertainment for the Mayor of Worcester's Homes (see Worcs.and

War)

7th September 1918 Marriage of Pte. L. Craycroft and Miss M. Creese, Worcester

14th September 1918 Rev. R. Reeves (now in the R.A.M.C) and Hindlip Choir Iliffe, Worcester

14th September 1918 Group of Yeomanry Prisoners, Karapunar, Turkey

14th September 1918 Re. Canon. Lacey. Worcester's New Canon Lafayette, London

14th September 1918 Lieut. F. Sharpe, Worcester, Killed

14th September 1918 Pte. W. Hall, Wor'ster, Military Medal

14th September 1918 Electron. H. Ashley. Evesham. D.S.M

14th September 1918 Sergt. F. Sanders. Wor'ster. Military Medal

14th September 1918 Pte. A. Sanders, S.L.I (his brother)

14th September 1918 Pte. F. Billingham. Abberley. Killed

14th September 1918 Pte. A. Roberts. Wor'ster. Killed

14th September 1918 Lce-Cpl. D. Rae. Malvern. Died on service

14th September 1918 Gnr. E. P. Noke. Wor'ster. Died wounds

14th September 1918 Pte. F. H. Keyte. Ombersley. Presumed killed

14th September 1918 Pte. W. H. Weyman. Wor'ster. Gassed

14th September 1918 Pte. H. Averill. Evesham. Ill

14th September 1918 Pte. G. R. Green. Evesham. Wounded

14th September 1918 Pte. H. O. Smith. Bromyard. Wounded

14th September 1918 Spr.A. Middleton. Wor'ster. Prisoner

14th September 1918 Marriage at Dodderhill of Sergt. H. B. Hollyer, M. M., R.A.M.C (Droitwich) and Miss H. F.

Wilkinson of Kippax, near Leeds

Sage, Droitwich

14th September 1918 A Clifton Mare and her two foals (see Local News)

14th September 1918 Baby Show at Hampton Lovett

21st September 1918 L-Cpl. A.C. Hencher. Wor'ster, killed.

21st September 1918 Pte. S.F. James, Wor'ster. Killed

21st September 1918 Cpl. Nigel Philpott, Bromyard. Killed

21st September 1918 Pte. P.C. Panting. Clevelode. Killed

21st September 1918 Pte. J.G. Johnson. Wor'ster. Killed.

21st September 1918 Pte. W. Pugh. Hanbury. Killed.

21st September 1918 L.-Cpl. H.J. Page. Martley. Died wounds.

21st September 1918 Spr. T. Smallman, Wor'ster. Died.

21st September 1918 Pte. C.W. Grove, Evesham. Gassed.

21st September 1918 Pte. W.G. Siers, Wor'ster (See "W'stershire & War.')

21st September 1918 Pte. T. Patrick, Broadwas. Killed.

21st September 1918 Pte. T. Willis, W'sters. Sons of Mr and Mrs J. Willis, Broomhall, Norton.

21st September 1918 Pte. Jack Willis. Americans. Sons of Mr and Mrs J. Willis, Broomhall, Norton.

21st September 1918 L.-Cpl. Jas. Willis, Wor'sters. Wounded and missing. Sons of Mr and Mrs J. Willis, Broomhall, Norton.

21st September 1918 Pte. F. Pepper, Evesham. Wounded.

21st September 1918 Gnr. W. Sandford (husband). Killed. Husband, brother-in-law and brothers of Mrs. Sandford, 8 Bowling Green Terrace, Worcester.

21st September 1918 Pte. A. Sandford (brother-in-law), Shropshires. Husband, brother-in-law and brothers of Mrs. Sandford, 8 Bowling Green Terrace, Worcester.

21st September 1918 Dvr. C. Collins, A.S.C. Husband, brother-in-law and brothers of Mrs. Sandford, 8 Bowling Green Terrace, Worcester.

21st September 1918 Pte. W. Collins, King's Own.(brothers). Husband, brother-in-law and brothers of Mrs. Sandford, 8 Bowling Green Terrace, Worcester.

21st September 1918 Gnr. J. Collins, R.F.A. Husband, brother-in-law and brothers of Mrs. Sandford, 8 Bowling Green Terrace, Worcester.

21st September 1918 Pte. Vaughan, Fernhill Heath. Killed.

21st September 1918 Marriage of Mr. W.R. Griffiths and Miss L.M. Walters, Worcester.

21st September 1918 Marriage of Sapper E.J. Evans, R.E., and Miss A.E. Troughton. Worcester.

21st September 1918 Four Worcester Chums on active service.

21st September 1918 Dr. Mabyn Read and Staff of Newtown Hospital Iliffe, Worcester.

21st September 1918 Fragment of Worcester Cathedral inserted into the wall of All Saints' Church, Mass.

21st September 1918 Group of Yeomanry Prisoners at Bagtche, Turkey.

21st September 1918 Marriage of Pte. Wilson and Miss Nichols, of Worcester

28th September 1918 Group of Worcester Munition Makers Iliffe

28th September 1918 Marriage of Mr. William Mann, Hillhampton, Witley and Miss Beatrice Smith, Worcester.

28th September 1918 Girls from Worcester British School off for a blackberry picking excursion.

28th September 1918 Lieut.-Col. C.B. Grice Hutchinson, Croix de Guerre, Now awarded D.S.O.

28th September 1918 Sergt. Finch, V.C. Honoured by B'ham City Council. Dowty. Worcester.

28th September 1918 Lieut. A.V. Lewis, R.A.F. (late R.N.), Droitwich. Accidently killed. Dowty. Worcester.

28th September 1918 Group of Worcester boys home from Italy. The figure in the centre is the father of one of the boys. Dudley, Worcester.

28th September 1918 Pte. F. Adams, Wor'ster. Military Medal.

28th September 1918 Sergt. S. Adams (his brother). Military Medal.

28th September 1918 Pte. H. Pugh. Pershore. Killed.

28th September 1918 Pte. J.F. Ford. Evesham. Gassed.

28th September 1918 Pte. A.J. Street, Evesham. Died wounds.

28th September 1918 Pte.L. J. Perks. Pinvin. Wounded and Missing

28th September 1918 Sergt. Lawley. Wor'ster. Military Medal

28th September 1918 Trip to Worcester of Wounded Soldiers from Hartlebury Castle Hospital Iliffe. Worcester

5th October 1918 Lieut.-Col. J. W. Higgs Walker, V. D., later Assistant Director of National Service for

Worcestershire Area, and of his staff, who made a presentation to him on his retirement.

Dowty, Worcester

5th October 1918 Pte. H. E. Davison. Malvern. Killed

5th October 1918 Cpl. F. Rowe. Worcester. Died wounds

5th October 1918 Gnr. G. Potter. Wor'ster. Killed

5th October 1918 Pte. G. Gale. Evesham. Killed

5th October 1918 Pte. P. Young. Lower Hill. Killed

5th October 1918 Pte. Walter Young (brother of P. Young). Wounded

5th October 1918 Pte. H. Taylor. Hampton. Killled

5th October 1918 Pte. A. Boswell. Hampton. Killed

5th October 1918 Pte. G. Collins. Wor'ster. Killed

5th October 1918 Sergt. J. Ross. Wor'ster. Died

5th October 1918 Gnr. C. H. Harris. Evesham. Killed

5th October 1918 Pte. J. F. Brookings. Wor'sters. Died wounds. Sons of Mrs. Brookings, 46 Infirmary Walk,

Worcester

5th October 1918 Pte. W. H. Brookings. Wor'sters. Wounded and gassed. Sons of Mrs. Brookings, 46

Infirmary Walk, Worcester

5th October 1918 Pte. A. E. Brookings. Dorsets. Sons of Mrs. Brookings, 46 Infirmary Walk, Worcester

5th October 1918 Pte. W. Bott. Bournheath. Missing

5th October 1918 Dvr. F. Bullock. Evesham. Wounded

5th October 1918 Lieut. W. T. Potter, later Commander of No. 1 Platoon, 2nd Volunteer Battalion,

Worcestershire Regt., and of past and present members of the Platoon who made a

presentation to him on his leaving the Volunteers to join the Regular Army

Iliffe, Worcester

12th October 1918 Girls Guides' Rally at Worcester

12th October 1918 Capt. C. F. Kimber, Worcester. Awarded Military Cross.

12th October 1918 Sec-Lieut. H. Hutchison, Evesham. Killed.

12th October 1918 Sec-Lieut. E.G. St.Claire Chance, Malvern. Killed.

12th October 1918 Pte. G. Richardson, Wor'ster. Killed.

12th October 1918 Pte. J. Gisbourne, Bengeworth. Killed.

12th October 1918 Pte. E.H. Eades, Wor'ster. Died.

12th October 1918 Pte. G.W. Cam, Wor'ster. Died wounds.

12th October 1918 Gnr. C. Cam (his brother) R.F.A.

12th October 1918 Pte. Edgar A. Ball. Missing (See Casualty Columns)

12th October 1918 Cpl. B. Bray, Wor'ster. Wounded.

12th October 1918 Pte. F.W. Perkins, Wor'ster. Wounded.

12th October 1918 Pte. R.B. Thorne, Wor'ster. Wounded.

12th October 1918 Pte. T. Phillips, Uphampton. Prisoner.

12th October 1918 Dvr. F.W. Louth, Wor'ster. Wounded.

12th October 1918 Pte. E. Roberts, Wor'ster. Killed.

19th October 1918 A/Capt. W. Yates, formerly Northwick Hall. Awarded Military Cross.

19th October 1918 Sec-Lieut. A.E. Haines, Malvern. Wounded.

19th October 1918 Sec-Lieut. C.E. Neale, Worcestershire Regt. Killed.

19th October 1918 2nd A.M. H. Lawson, Worcester. Killed. Illiffe, Wor'ster.

19th October 1918 Marriage of Sergt. T. Cupper, Australian Imperial Forces, and Miss Ivy Cecily Rea, of

Cresswells, Ombersley

19th October 1918 Marriage of Mr Gabriel, Weston Super Mare and Miss Wood of Old Storridge

19th October 1918 Pte. M. Jennings,Wor'ster. Missing.

19th October 1918 Gnr. E.W. Pingree. R.F.A. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Pingree, Broadheath.

19th October 1918 Gnr. A.E. Pingree. R.G.A. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Pingree, Broadheath.

19th October 1918 Pte F.J. Pingree, M.T., A.S.C. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Pingree, Broadheath.

19th October 1918 Pte. S.T. Pingree, Yeomanry. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Pingree, Broadheath.

19th October 1918 Pte. C. Pingree, Wor'sters. Discharged. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Pingree, Broadheath.

19th October 1918 Pte. R.C. Pingree, A.V.C. Died. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Pingree, Broadheath.

19th October 1918 Pte. V. Styles, Kempsey. Wounded.

19th October 1918 Pte. A. Rowberry, Wor'ster. Prisoner.

19th October 1918 Pte. W. Rowberry (his brother). Died.

19th October 1918 Sec.-Lieut J. Skinner R.A.F. Sons of Mrs.J.L. Skinner, Haselor, nr. Evesham

19th October 1918 Sapper L. Skinner R.E. Sons of Mrs. J.L. Skinner, Haselor, nr. Evesham

19th October 1918 Pte. E. Skinner, Wor'sters. Military Medal. Sons of Mrs. J.L. Skinner, Haselor, nr. Evesham

19th October 1918 Lce.-Cpl. J. Tustin, Broadway. Killed

19th October 1918 Pte. G.W. Twining, Wor'ster, Killed

19th October 1918 Pte. C.F. Haywood, Wor'ster. Killed

19th October 1918 Pte. A.E.Haywood (his brother) Discharged

19th October 1918 Cpl. H. Perry, Wor'ster. Died Wounds.

19th October 1918 Pte. C. Piper, Whittington. Killed.

19th October 1918 Pte. McHarg, Wor'ster. Killed

19th October 1918 Lce.-Cpl. T.V. Rea, Wor'ster. Prisoner.

19th October 1918 Pte. H. Lawley. Pinvin. Killed

19th October 1918 Pte. H.G. Yeates. Wor'sters. Sons of Mr and Mrs H. Yeates, 49 Pitmaston Road,

Worcester.

19th October 1918 Pte. W. S. Yeates, Warwicks. Wounded. Sons of Mr and Mrs H. Yeates, 49 Pitmaston

Road, Worcester.

19th October 1918 Lce-Cpl. A.J. Yeates, Wor'sters. Wounded. Sons of Mr and Mrs H. Yeates, 49 Pitmaston

Road, Worcester.

19th October 1918 Sergt. F. Ellis, Malvern. Wounded.

19th October 1918 Pte. A.E. Mason, Worcester. Wounded

19th October 1918 Sig. R. Thould, Evesham. Wounded.

19th October 1918 Pte. Higgins, Wor'ster. Wounded and Missing.

19th October 1918 Pte. C.W. Newey, Wor'ster. Missing.

19th October 1918 Pte. A.A. Jones, R.A.M.C. (husband). Prisoner.

19th October 1918 Dvr. H. Webb, R.F.A. (brother)

19th October 1918 Sgt. W.B. Webb, R.G.A. (brother)

19th October 1918 Pte. V.J. Jones, R.A.M.C. (brother-in-law). Killed.

19th October 1918 Pte. W.B. Blake, Gren. Gds. (brother-in-law). Wounded and Discharged.

19th October 1918 Pte. L.J. Jones, Wor'sters (brother-in-law)

19th October 1918 Cpl. W. Paxton, R.F.A. (brother-in-law)

19th October 1918 Pte. P. Smith. Glos'ters. Wounded. Sons of Mrs Smith Leigh Sinton Malvern.

19th October 1918 Pte. E.A. Smith, Warwicks. Died Wounds. Sons of Mrs Smith Leigh Sinton Malvern.

19th October 1918 Pte. C. W. Smith. Hants. Sons of Mrs Smith Leigh Sinton Malvern.

26th October 1918 Four Worcester Chums in Italy.

26th October 1918 Groups of Worcester Munition Makers.

26th October 1918 In the centre Sergt. W. Pitt D.C.M.

26th October 1918 Q.M.S. P.F. Lane, Wor'ster. Died. Sons of Mr J. Lane, Fernhill Heath.

26th October 1918 1st. A.M. Howard Lane, R.A.F. Sons of Mr J. Lane, Fernhill Heath.

26th October 1918 2nd A.M. Horace Lane, R.A.F. Sons of Mr J. Lane, Fernhill Heath.

26th October 1918 2nd A.M. W. Lane, R.A.F. Sons of Mr J. Lane, Fernhill Heath.

26th October 1918 Pioneer A. Browning, R.E. Killed. Sons of Mr and Mrs Browning, 48 Henwick Road,

Worcester.

26th October 1918 Pte. F. H. Browning, Ryl. Irish Rifles. Sons of Mr and Mrs Browning, 48 Henwick Road,

Worcester.

26th October 1918 Dvr. A. Browning, R.F.A. Sons of Mr and Mrs Browning, 48 Henwick Road, Worcester.

26th October 1918 Pte. E. Browning, Wor'sters. Sons of Mr and Mrs Browning, 48 Henwick Road, Worcester.

26th October 1918 Gunner F. Seabright, R.F.A., married to Miss Elizabeth Clapton, both of Worcester

26th October 1918 Marriage of Mr. W. L. Thorne and Miss Jessie Heeks, of Worcester

26th October 1918 Major Matheson, D.S.O., M.C., R.F.A, Wpr'ster. Gassed for third time Dowty, Worcester

26th October 1918 Lieut. C.L. Davey, M.G.C., Wor'ster. Killed

26th October 1918 Sec.-Lieut. J.W. Pritchard, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, Brockamin. Killed

26th October 1918 Mr. C. Percy Park, Intelligence Corps, of Worcester and Miss F.M. Green of Aberystwith.

Married on 9th October

26th October 1918 Sgt. E. Hallwell, Wor'ster, Military Medal

26th October 1918 Dvr. F. Trietline, Monkwood Green, Military Medal

26th October 1918 A.M. J.V. Brant, Wor'ster. Killed

26th October 1918 Lce.-Cpl. W.H. Daniels, Wor'ster. Died wounds

26th October 1918 Lce.-Cpl. W. Grendon, Malvern. Died wounds

26th October 1918 Pte. J. Jones. Wichenford. Killed

26th October 1918 Dvr. J, Nicholls, Wor'ster. Killed

26th October 1918 Cpl. T.E. Pace, Evesham. Died wounds

26th October 1918 Pte. H.J. Davis, Somersets (son) Sons and sons in law of Mrs T. Davis, Lower Howsell,

Malvern LInk

26th October 1918 Tpr. L.C. Davis, Hussars (son) Sons and sons in law of Mrs T. Davis, Lower Howsell,

Malvern Link

26th October 1918 Pte. T. Ulett, Area Co. (son on law) Sons and sons in law of Mrs T. Davis, Lower Howsell,

Malvern Link

26th October 1918 Pte. A.F.B. Baker, Wor'ster. Killed

26th October 1918 Pte. C. Malsom, Mal. Link, Wounded

26th October 1918 Pte. H.H. Griffiths, Wor'ster. Died wounds

26th October 1918 Pte. J.R. Lovatt. Evesham. Ill

26th October 1918 Pte. A.W. Bond, Wor'ster. Gassed

2nd November 1918 Pte. F. Ratcliffe, Worcester. Killed

2nd November 1918 Pte. P. Hughes, Evesham. Killed

2nd November 1918 Pte. E. Baylis, Wor'ster. Killed

2nd November 1918 Pte. H.H. Clarke, Leigh Sinton. Killed

2nd November 1918 Pte. T. Stanley, Wor'ster. Died wounds

2nd November 1918 Lce.-Cpl. W. Davis, Wor'ster. Killed

2nd November 1918 Pte. A. Griffin, Evesham. Died wounds

2nd November 1918 Pte. G. Griffin (his brother) Wor'sters

2nd November 1918 Gnr. L.J. Key, Abberley. Wounded

2nd November 1918 Pte. F. Hancock, Harvington ill.

2nd November 1918 Pte. F.J. Martin, Australians. Killed (son) Sons, daughter and sons in law of Mr. and Mrs.

Martin, Sparrow Hall Lane, Powick

2nd November 1918 Pte. J. Martin Ox. And Bucks (son) Sons, daughter and sons in law of Mr. and Mrs. Martin,

Sparrow Hall Lane, Powick

2nd November 1918 Miss M. Martin, Land Army (daughter) Sons, daughter and sons in law of Mr. and Mrs.

Martin, Sparrow Hall Lane, Powick

2nd November 1918 Cpl. C. Smith, Wor'sters (son in law) Killed. Sons, daughter and sons in law of Mr. and

Mrs. Martin, Sparrow Hall Lane, Powick

2nd November 1918 Pte. W. D. Hart, Wor'ster (son in law) Sons, daughter and sons in law of Mr. and Mrs.

Martin, Sparrow Hall Lane, Powick

2nd November 1918 Sergt. Owens, Wor'sters. Husband, mother and brothers of Mrs. H. Owen, Broadheath

(see also "Four Generations")

2nd November 1918 Mrs Jaynes, Land Army. Husband, mother and brothers of Mrs. H. Owen, Broadheath (see

also "Four Generations")

2nd November 1918 Dvr. G. Jaynes, A.S.C. Husband, mother and brothers of Mrs. H. Owen, Broadheath (see

also "Four Generations")

2nd November 1918 Pte. W. Jaynes, Warwicks. Invalided. Husband, mother and brothers of Mrs. H. Owen,

Broadheath (see also "Four Generations")

2nd November 1918 Pte. F. Jaynes R.M. Engineers Husband, mother and brothers of Mrs. H. Owen,

Broadheath (see also "Four Generations")

2nd November 1918 Cpl. A. Davies, Wor'ster. Died wounds

2nd November 1918 Lce.-Cpl. C.E. Nicholls, Malvern. Wounded.

2nd November 1918 Cpl. C. Trigg, Malvern. Wounded third time

2nd November 1918 Pte A. ("Turps") Trigg (his brother). In hospital

2nd November 1918 Lce.-Cpl, A. Hayes, Som. LI. (son) Wounded. Sons and sons in law and grandson of Mrs

Hayes. 9 Pheasant Street, Worcester

2nd November 1918 Gnr. Arth. Hayes R.G.A. (son). Twice wounded. Sons and sons in law and grandson of

Mrs Hayes. 9 Pheasant Street, Worcester

2nd November 1918 Spr. A. Redding. R.E. (son-in-law) Sons and sons in law and grandson of Mrs Hayes. 9

Pheasant Street, Worcester

2nd November 1918 Pte. G.A. Gardner, S.W. Bords. (son-on-law) Wounded. Sons and sons in law and

grandson of Mrs Hayes. 9 Pheasant Street, Worcester

2nd November 1918 Lce-Cpl. T. Harris Wor'sters.(son-in-law) Wounded.Sons and sons in law and grandson of

Mrs Hayes. 9 Pheasant Street, Worcester

2nd November 1918 Sgt.W. Redding, S.W. Bords. (grandson )Sons and sons in law and grandson of Mrs

Hayes. 9 Pheasant Street, Worcester

2nd November 1918 Pte. R.J. C. Hughes. Died wounds. (Sons and Sons-in-law of[Mr and Mrs Hughes]

information lost

2nd November 1918 Dvr E. Hughes, R.F.A. (Sons and Sons-in-law of[Mr and Mrs Hughes] information lost

2nd November 1918 Pte. H.A. Hughes. Killed.(Sons and Sons-in-law of[Mr and Mrs Hughes] information lost

2nd November 1918 Pte. F. Hughes. Wounded four times.(Sons and Sons-in-law of[Mr and Mrs Hughes]

information lost

2nd November 1918 Pte. A. W. Hughes. Killed. (Sons and Sons-in-law of[Mr and Mrs Hughes] information lost

2nd November 1918 Pte. H.S. West. Wounded & gassed(son-in-law)(Sons and Sons-in-law of[Mr and Mrs

Hughes] information lost

2nd November 1918 Lce-Cpl Booton (nephew) Killed.(Sons and Sons-in-law of[Mr and Mrs Hughes] information

lost

2nd November 1918 Dvr. A. Booton. R.G.A. (nephew)(Sons and Sons-in-law of[Mr and Mrs Hughes] information

lost

2nd November 1918 Pte.G. Pendry. Wor'ster. Killed.

2nd November 1918 Pte. J. Pendry, T.M.B. (his brother)

2nd November 1918 Lieut.L.W. Moore. Stanford. Awarded Military Cross.

2nd November 1918 Sec-Lieut. R.M. Jalland, Leicestershire Regt. Killed.

2nd November 1918 Thrree Worcester Men in the M.T., A.S.C., Egypt.

2nd November 1918 Four generations at Broadheath. Mr. Mason, Mrs. Jaynes (his daughter) and her daughter

and grand-daughter Mrs. and baby Owen.

2nd November 1918 Group of Worcester Munition Workers. Iiffe, Worcester

9th November 1918 Pte. Yarnold. Wor'ster. Killed

9th November 1918 Pte. W. Milner. Droitwich Died wounds.

9th November 1918 Pte. S. Price. Droitwich. Killed.

9th November 1918 Cpl. E. Merry. Wor'ster. Killed.

9th November 1918 Bomb. G. Gambling. Wor'ster. Died.

9th November 1918 Sig. J Gambling. (his brother) Gassed.

9th November 1918 Cpl.E.Fellows, Wor'ster. Died while prisoner.

9th November 1918 Sapper C.C. Fellows (his brother), R.E.

9th November 1918 Sergt. W. Davis, Suckley. Military Medal

9th November 1918 Rifleman V. Tombs, Wor'ster. Military Medal.

9th November 1918 B. Carr, Navy, Beckford. Died

9th November 1918 Dvr. R.H. Summers, Malvern. Died

9th November 1918 Pte. W. Webb, Wor'ster. Died

9th November 1918 Pte.A. Manders ,Beckford. Died

9th November 1918 Pte.L. Steptoe, Evesham. Died.

9th November 1918 Pte. G Lee. Wor'ster, Wor'ster. Killed

9th November 1918 Marriage of Pte R. G. Collier, R. A. M.C. and Miss D. M Bennett, Shrubbery Avenue,

Worcester.

Iiffe Worcester

9th November 1918 Capt.W. J. Child, Worcester. Promoted.

9th November 1918 Tpr. J.H. P. Kendall, Gloucester Yeomanry. Tpr. Vernon Willmott, Worcestershire

Yeomanry. L-Cpl. J. Hellin, Oxford & Bucks L.I. Prisioners of War in Turkey.

9th November 1918 Marriage of Miss. E.E. Griffiths, Barbourne, Worcester, and Driver J.A. Weaver Canadian

Forces (formerly of Upton)

9th November 1918 Sergt. G.H. Taylor, Wor'ster. Wounded

9th November 1918 Pte. W. Williams R.F.A. (father)

9th November 1918 Gnr. H. F. Williams (son). Gassed

9th November 1918 Pte W.T. Williams (son). Guessed

9th November 1918 Bomb. H. Drinkwater, R.F.A. Invalided. Sons of Mrs. Drinkwater, Bewdley Street, Evesham

9th November 1918 Pte. E.W. Drinkwater,Canadians. Wounded. Sons of Mrs. Drinkwater, Bewdley Street,

Evesham

9th November 1918 L-Cpl. W Drinkwater. Sons of Mrs. Drinkwater, Bewdley Street, Evesham

9th November 1918 Marriage of Miss Gladys Locke, Gates Hay Farm Malvern Link, to Mr Gilbert Kent, (British

India Co.,) Hanley Castle.

16th November 1918 The late Mr.A.E.V. Zealley, A.R.C.S., F.G.S., Worcester.

16th November 1918 Late Mr. J. Young. For 43 years butler to the late Mr.A. R. Hudson. Wick

16th November 1918 Capt. H.L. Evers. M.C., Worcester. Killed Dowty, Worcester

16th November 1918 The late Mr. J.S. Barnett. Worcester. Dowty, Worcester

16th November 1918 Marriage of Pte. Biggs and Miss Hook, of Hillhampton, Witley

16th November 1918 Marriage of Flight Sergt. T.H. Bright, Worcester, and Miss E.M.Trahearn, Worcester. Iiffe, Worcester

16th November 1918 L.-Cpl. J. Haynes, Wor'ster. Killed

16th November 1918 Pte. J. Lewis, Wor'ster. Died

16th November 1918 Pte. S. Phillips. S. Bridge. Died

16th November 1918 Pte. W.C. Staples, Wor'ster. Died

16th November 1918 Gnr. F.W. Heritage, E'sham. Died

16th November 1918 L.-Cpl. J. Hunt, Peopleton. Died wounds

16th November 1918 Sgt. A.H. Wilcox, Martley. Died

16th November 1918 Pte. A. Walton, Evesham. Wounded

16th November 1918 Pte. J. Jackson, Tibberton. Prisoner

16th November 1918 Sapper T. H. Gould, Droitwich, Military Medal

16th November 1918 Cpl. J. Wharton, Holt Heath. Military Medal

16th November 1918 C.H. Wharton, Navy (his brother)

16th November 1918 Pte. W.A. Summers, Lower Wick. Killed

16th November 1918 Pte. H.F. Brittle, Wor'sters. Killed

16th November 1918 Cpl. W. Edwards, Pershore. Killed

16th November 1918 Pte. P.C. Gardner, Wor'ster. Killed

16th November 1918 Sgt. A.M. Gisbourne, E'sham. Killed

16th November 1918 Marriage of Miss Elsie Hall, of Fernhill Heath, and Sergt. Gordon Stanton, Coldstream

Guards

Iliffe, Worcester

23rd November 1918 Scouts Platoon, 1st Battalion Worcestershire Regt.

23rd November 1918 "C" Co. 1st Battalion Worcestershire Regt.

23rd November 1918 Marriage of Miss J. Curnock, Worcester and Driver J.J. Jones Iliffe, Worcester

23rd November 1918 Cpl. W. Adams, Wor'ster. Military Medal

23rd November 1918 Sig. C. G. Hunt, Wor'ster. Died wounds

23rd November 1918 1st. A.M. A.J. Hunt, R.A.F. (his brother)

23rd November 1918 Pte. E. Smith, Wor'ster. Presumed killed

23rd November 1918 Pte. A. T. Beard, Suckley. Killed

23rd November 1918 Pte. E. Ferday, Upton. Died wounds

23rd November 1918 Dvr. Gillam. Malvern. Died wounds

23rd November 1918 Pte. H.J. Beard, Pershore. Died wounds

23rd November 1918 Gnr. D.F. O'Shea, Malvern. Died

23rd November 1918 Pte. F. Hiden, Evesham. Died while prisoner

23rd November 1918 Dvr. S. Smith R.F.A. Died. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Smith 7, Northfield St., Worcester

23rd November 1918 L.-Cpl. W. Smith, Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Smith 7, Northfield St., Worcester

23rd November 1918 Dvr. H. Smith, R.F.A. Sons of Mr. And Mrs. Smith 7, Northfield St., Worcester

23rd November 1918 Pte. F. Turberfield, R.M.L.I. (father)

23rd November 1918 Pte. F.W. Turberfield (his son). Killed

23rd November 1918 Pte. E.E. Turberfield, Gren. Guards (son)

23rd November 1918 Sergt. A. Dolphin, Evesham. Died

23rd November 1918 Gnr. A.H. Darlington, Clevelode. Wounded

23rd November 1918 Pte. A.H. Cook, Wor'ster. Wounded

30th November 1918 Bomb. F.Hill, Worcester. Commended (third time)

30th November 1918 L.-Sgt. W.J. Glazzard, Worcester. Presumed killed

30th November 1918 L.-Cpl. J Williams, Holt. Killed

30th November 1918 Pte. W. J. Burford, Stoulton. Killed

30th November 1918 Cpl. Jas. Jones, Holt. Died

30th November 1918 Pte. T. Willis, Martley. Died

30th November 1918 Gnr. W.E. G. Underwood, Wor'ster. Died

30th November 1918 Pte. E. Mezzone, Wor'ster. Killed

30th November 1918 Pte. W. H. Bannister, Shelsley. Killed

30th November 1918 Pte. J. R. Bannister, Wor'sters (his brother)

30th November 1918 S/S E. Waugh, Malvern. Died wounds

30th November 1918 Pte. A. Day, Kington. Wounded

30th November 1918 Pte. F. Hunt, M.T., A.S.C (son). Sons and nephews of Mr. and Mrs. George, Hunt of Leigh

30th November 1918 Pte. A. Hunt, Warwicks (son) Sons and nephews of Mr. and Mrs. George, Hunt of Leigh

30th November 1918 Pte. H. Hunt K.S.L.I. (son) Sons and nephews of Mr. and Mrs. George, Hunt of Leigh

30th November 1918 Cpl. F. Hunt, killed (nephew). Sons and nephews of Mr. and Mrs. George, Hunt of Leigh

30th November 1918 Pte. G. Hunt A.S.C. (nephew). Sons and nephews of Mr. and Mrs. George, Hunt of Leigh

30th November 1918 Pte. R. Hunt, wounded and missing (nephew) Sons and nephews of Mr. and Mrs. George,

Hunt of Leigh

30th November 1918 Pte. J. Hunt, Wor'sters (nephew) Sons and nephews of Mr. and Mrs. George, Hunt of Leigh

30th November 1918 Pte. H. Hunt, Wor'sters (nephew) Sons and nephews of Mr. and Mrs. George, Hunt of

Leigh

30th November 1918 Marriage of leading signaller E.H. Milward, Worcester to Miss Fisher, Sutton Mill, Cranham,

Glos.

30th November 1918 Marriage of Pte. Tyler, R.A.M.C, and Miss Gumery, of Worcester

30th November 1918 Cheery Heroes of Boynes Red Cross Hospital who entertained Mrs. Grice Hutchinson's

Upton-on-Severn Boy Scouts (See "Worcs & War")

30th November 1918 Miss Ivy Carlton (daughter of Mayor of Worcester) and Mr. A.H.E. Gibbons, a well known

London theatrical manager, married on Nov 21.

30th November 1918 2nd-Lieut. G.V.T. Dingle, Tank Corps,of Worcester. Awarded Military Cross

7th December 1918 Cpl. H. R. Cooper, Wor'ster. Died

7th December 1918 Pte. P.C. Hughes, E'sham. Died

7th December 1918 Cpl. A. Burnham, Pershore. Died

7th December 1918 Sgt. A.C. Evans, Wor'ster. Died

7th December 1918 Pte. E.G. Evans (his brother). Ryl, Sussex

7th December 1918 Rifleman G. Baldwin, Wor'ster. Killed

7th December 1918 Gnr. A.C. Davis, Wor'ster. Killed

7th December 1918 Gnr. T.V. Davis (his brother) R.F.A.

7th December 1918 Gnr J.J.T. Sheward, Wor'ster. Killed

7th December 1918 L-Cpl. G.W. Stinton, Wor'ster. Military Medal

7th December 1918 Pte. C. Stinton (his brother) R.A.F.

7th December 1918 L.-Cpl. W.G. Davis, Wor'ster. Killed

7th December 1918 L-Cpl. V. Walters, Evesham. Wounded

7th December 1918 Spr. H.J. Webb, Malvern. Wounded

7th December 1918 Rifleman W. Clinton, Claines. Discharged

7th December 1918 L.-Cpl. C. Baines, Malvern. Military Medal

7th December 1918 Pte. A. Thomas, Wor'ster. Died wounds

7th December 1918 Pte. H. Lee, Malvern.Died

7th December 1918 L-Cpl. W. Tyler, Leigh. Military Medal

7th December 1918 L.-Cpl. T. Tyler (his brother). Repatriated prisoner

7th December 1918 Pte. G Adams Military Medal. Sons of Mr. S. Adams, Longley Green Suckley.

7th December 1918 Pte.W. Adams. N. Staffs. Sons of Mr. S. Adams, Longley Green Suckley.

7th December 1918 Tpr. S. Adams. Prisoner. Sons of Mr. S. Adams, Longley Green, Suckley.

7th December 1918 Pte. J. Adams. Wor'sters. Sons of Mr. S. Adams, Longley Green, Suckley.

7th December 1918 Sale of Work at Worcester Y.W.C.A.

7th December 1918 Marriage of Miss Maud Whensley of Worcester and Sec-Lieut. B. A. Pausey,

Worcestershire Regt

Iliffe, Worcester

7th December 1918 The Matron, House Surgeon, Staff and Soldier Patients at Worcester Infirmary. Iliffe, Worcester

7th December 1918 Miss E.M. Cridlan, F.A.N.Y. Maisemore Park. Awarded Military medal.

7th December 1918 Mr T.E. Teague, late Lancashire Fusiliers and his soldier sons

7th December 1918 Sergt, W.Teaque, Wor'sters.

7th December 1918 Lieut. J.H. Teague, Awarded Military Cross.

7th December 1918 Sapper, T.H. Teague, R.E.

14th December 1918 L-Cpl. H. Bermand. Wor'ster. Military Medal

14th December 1918 Bomb. H. Mackie, R.F.A. (his brother-in-law)

14th December 1918 Pte. F. Rowland. M.M. Wor'ster. Killed

14th December 1918 Pte. A. Beechey, Drakes Broughton. Killed

14th December 1918 Pte. F. Mi[l]ns Wor'ster. Killed

14th December 1918 Pte. Newman. Wor'ster. Killed

14th December 1918 Pte. R. Knight. Evesham. Died

14th December 1918 Pte. A. H. Bishop. Evesham. Wounded

14th December 1918 Mr. W.Bick. Mr. Wilson Bick, Pershore, a long service Volunteer, and his soldier sons

14th December 1918 Pte. Wm. Bick. Mr. Wilson Bick, Pershore, a long service Volunteer and his soldier sons

14th December 1918 Pte. F. Bick. Mr. Wilson Bick, Pershore, a long service Volunteer and his soldier sons

14th December 1918 Cpl. H. Bick, Military Medal. Mr. Wilson Bick, Pershore, a long service Volunteer and his

soldier sons

14th December 1918 Pte. W. H. Simpson, R.M.L.I. Died. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. H. Simpson, Hailes Cottages,

near Winchcomb

14th December 1918 Pte. C. E. Simpson. Railway Co. Died. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. H. Simpson, Hailes Cottages,

near Winchcomb

14th December 1918 Pte. J. E. Simpson. Glo'sters. Killed. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. H. Simpson, Hailes Cottages,

near Winchcomb

14th December 1918 Pte. T. Simpson. Glo'sters. Killed. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. H. Simpson, Hailes Cottages, near

Winchcomb

14th December 1918 Cpl. T. Attwood, R.F.A. Sons and sons-in-law of Mrs. Attwood, 12, Severn Street,

Worcester

14th December 1918 Bomb. J. Attwood, R.F.A, Wounded. Sons and sons-in-law of Mrs. Attwood, 12, Severn

Street, Worcester

14th December 1918 Dvr. J. Attwood, R.F.A.Sons and sons-in-law of Mrs. Attwood, 12, Severn Street, Worcester

14th December 1918 Pte. W. F. Attwood, Wiltshires. Killed. Sons ans sons-in-law of Mrs Attwood, 12, Severn

Sreet, Worcester

14th December 1918 Pte. J. Finnegan, A.V.C. (son-in-law). Sons and sons-in-law of Mrs. Attwood, 12 Severn

Street, Worcester

14th December 1918 Pte. F. T. Morris, M. M., Wor'sters. Wounded 4 times. Husband and brothers-in-law of Mrs.

F. Morris, Sansome Fields Walk, Worcester.

14th December 1918 Pte. W. J. Morris, Wor'sters. Discharged. Husband and brothers-in-law of Mrs. F. Morris,

Sansome Fields Walk, Worcester.

14th December 1918 L-Cpl. . Morris, Wor'sters. Prisoner of war. Husband and brothers-in-law of Mrs. F. Morris,

Sansome Fields Walk, Worcester.

14th December 1918 The late Lieut.B. Conan Davies (son of Rev. J. T. Conan Davies)

14th December 1918 Tpr. R. Browning, Malvern. Commissioned

14th December 1918 The late Sergt-Major R.G. Vant, Evesham

14th December 1918 Captured German Guns in the Guildhall Yard, which have been lent to Worcester for

exhibition purposes.

21st December 1918 Officers and Clerical Staff of the Midland Area Headquarters Forage Dept., R.A.S.C. at

Worcester.

21st December 1918 Th Rev. Cuthbert Creighton. New Headmaster of Worcester Cathedral King's School.

21st December 1918 The late Major Philip Edmund Vaughan. D.S.O., Whittington

21st December 1918 The late Rev. W.D. Abbott. C.F.. formerly Curate of St. John's Worcester

21st December 1918 Mr W. H. Wise. New Manager of Droitwich Gas Works

21st December 1918 Cpl. A.T. lane. Wor'ster. Killed

21st December 1918 Cpl. E. Wall. Wor'ster. Military Medal

21st December 1918 Pte. A. Tyler, Wor'sters. Wounded 3rd time. Sons and sons-in-law of Mrs Tyler, 10,

Netherton Place, Infirmary Walk. Worcester.

21st December 1918 Drmr. G. Tyler, R.E., India.Sons and son-in-law of Mrs Tyler, 10, Netherton Place Infirmary

Walk.Worcester

21st December 1918 L-Cpl. E.J. Tyler, R.E. India. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs Tyler, 10 Netherton Place.

Infirmary Walk. Worcester.

21st December 1918 Bomb. E. Lessimore, R.F.A. (son-in-law) Died. Sons and son-in-law of Mrs Tyler, 10

Netherton Place, Infirmary Walk, Worcester.

21st December 1918 Marriage of Miss Eva Hall, Lowesmoor, Worcester, and Pte, Allen Rhodes, R.A.M.C. St

John's Worcester.

H.H. Dudley, Worcester

21st December 1918 Pte. James Harris, Worcesters (of Droitwich).as King's Guard on His Majesty's recent visit

to the front.

28th December 1918 Presentions at St Stephen's School to Miss Hill and Miss Caswell

28th December 1918 Worcester Children who performed a pantomine, 'Aladdin'

28th December 1918 The Commanding Officer (Major Watts) Sisters, Staff and Patients at Norton Military

Hospital

Horace Dudley. Worcester

28th December 1918 Marriage of Pte. W. Powell, Worcestershire Regt., and Miss G. Culverwell. Birmimgham.

28th December 1918 Marriage of Dvr. W.W. Jew, R.F.A., to Miss G.H. Barker, both of Worcester.