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'War Office Weekly Casualty List 1 4 'War Office Weekly Casualty List PU BLISHED BY A UTHORITY. TUESDAY, MARCH 12th, 4913. Registered at the Weekly List No. 32.] CG.P.O as a Newspaper. This number contains the six Daily Lists from that dated March 4th (NO. 5507) to that dated March 9th (No. 5512) These Daily Lists have not been modified since their original compilation (on the dates named) to cover other casualties Ito the soldier r,ported later. Such later casualties will be found in a later list in this or a subsequent number. In the lists of Warrant Officers, Non -commissioned Officers and Men, the town shown against each Soldier's name is the home of his next-of-kin, except where followed by the abbreviation "Enit." when it is his place of enlistment. Daily List of Warch 4th (No. 5507) in Six Parts, PART I. PART III. OFFICERS (Contd.). PART V W.O -s, N.C.O.'s; AND MEN (Contd.). OFFICERS. AC'C'IDENTALLY KILLED. Previously reported missing, now reported Laws, Lt. H. A., Sask.Regt., Morgan, Lt. J. H., Cent.Ont. KILLED. KILLED. attd R.F.C. Regt. ROYAL WARWICKSHIRE REGIMENT.—McReynolds 32788 Ferard, Lt. G. D., Devon.R. Roberts, Sec. Lt. L. P., R.F.C. T. A. (King's Mills, Co. Tyrone). Proudfoot, Sec. Lt. T. J. A., Starr, Lt. P. C., R.E. DIED. WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT.—Marsden 7264 C. (Middles- R.F.C. Dingwall, Lt.-Col. F. J., A1ta.Regt. brough). Previously reported missing, now reported WOUNDED. OXFORDSHIRE AND BUCKINGHAMSHIRE LIGHT IN- KILLED. FANTRY, ATTACHED LINCOLNSHIRE Ri.GIl.LNT.—Ccck Airth, Lt. J. MacI., M.C., Cent. Jamieson, Capt. W. F., D.S.O., 200805 L.-Cpl. A. (Henley-on-Thames). Gibbes, Sec. Lt. F. W., R.F.C. Grosvenor, Lt. T., Linc.R., attd. Ont.Regt. Man.Regt. R.F.C. Blitch, Lt. W. J., W.Ont.Regt., Latter, Capt. E. H., M.C., Sask. KING'S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS.—Smith 7154 E. (Woking). attd. R.F.C. Regt. YORK AND LANCASTER REGIMENT.—Dockerty 31585 H. Previously reported wounded, noze reported Christie, Lt. J. D., Can.For. Lewis, Lt. H. V., Man.Regt. (Uttoxeter) :Keen 33571 W L. (Gateshead) ; Spittlehouse 43 654 J. T. DIED OF WOUNDS. - Corps. Nelson, Lt. E. B., N.S.Regt. (Rotherham). Daniel, Lt. I. A. E., B.C.Regt. Renton, Capt. J. W., W.Ont. McDougall, Lt. A. E., High.L.I. Gordon, Capt. A. D., Sask. Regt. RIFLE BRIGADE.—Hunt 27237 J. E. (Russell Square, W.C.) ; Jewson 1319 A. E. (Clerkenwell, E.C.). Regt. Tyrrell, Lt. H. I., Man.Regt. DIED. Graham, Lt. J., A1ta.Regt. Wheatley, Lt. R. O., Ma.n.Regt. Hirschhorn, Sec. Lt. C., Wilts.R. Smith, Sec. Lt. W. C., R.F.C. DIED OF WOUNDS. Lawrence, -Sec. Lt. J. G., Br. WOUNDED AND MISSING. ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY.—Baldwin 16o824 Gnr. R. F. W.I.R. Tritton, Lt. G., Man..Regt. (Leyland). WOUNDED. CHESHIRE REGIMENT.--White 24199 A. (Newferry). MISSING. Brawn, Sec. Lt. T. W., E.Surr. Nisbett, Sec. Lt. D. J., R.W. SOUTH WALES BORDERERS.—Shaw 17668 Act. L.-Cpl. F. R, attd. Lond.R. Kent R. Robinson, Lt. D. A., W.Ont.Regt. (Hastings); Williams 21911 J. (Usk). Hasler, Maj. D. C., M.C., Oliver, Sec. Lt. F. T., North'd Fus., attd. M.G.C. SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT.—Ashton 18115 S Essex R. (West Bromwich). Hobbins, L.-Col. W. A.. D.S.O., Pratt, Lt. H. G., Welsh R. PART IV. Lan.Fus. Reynard. Capt. H. C., R.E. WELSH REGIMENT.—Stanbridge 50971 L.-Cpl. W. H. (Last Hossack, Sec. Lt. W. A.. R.G.A. Sheppard, Sec. Lt. H. E., R.F.C. OFFICERS. ham). Ward, Lt.-Col. L. E. S. D.S.O. Joll, Maj. H. H., D.S.O., M.C., KING'S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS.—Stapleton 3755 L.-Sjt. J. R.F.A. R.F.A. (Maj., Oxf. & Bucks. NEW ZEALAND MILITARY FORCES. (Doddington). Joyce, Lt V., M.C., Dorset.R., L. I.). attd. M.G.C. Wild, Sec. Lt. R., King's KILLED. Previously reported wounded, now reported McQuade, Sec. Lt. T., K.O.Sco. (L'pool R.). Davies, Sec. Lt. R. O., N.Zea.Inf. DIED OF WOUNDS. Bord. Wilson, Sec. Lt. R., R.Sco.Fus. Mowbray, Sec. Lt. H. G. H., WORCESTERSHIRE REGIMENT.—Minett 3o859 F. (Evesham,. WOUNDED. Ches.R., attd. Lond.R. Cameron, Sec. Lt. A. C., N.Zea. Lowe, Sec, Lt. K. W., N.Zea. Previously reported wounded and missing, now reported MISSING. WOUNDED AND F.A. Inf. DIED OF WOUNDS. Harris, Capt. H. K., M.C., Essex R. Dean, Sec. Lt. L. W., N.Zea. Tyson, Sec. Lt. E. F., N.Zea. Inf. F.A. ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS.—Chivers 56577 A. (Dukinfield). Wilson, Sec. Lt. F. W., M.C., MISSING. Kesteven, Lt. D. L., N.Zea.Inf. N.Zea.Inf. ACCIDENTALLY KILLED. Logan, Sec. Lt. G. C., R.F.C. Windle, Sec. Lt. B. C. W., Williams, Sec. Lt. S. G., Devon. R.F.C. WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT.—Stobart 59695 F. (New R., attd. R.F.C. castle). i PART V. Previously reported missing, now retorted DIED. WARRANT OFFICERS, NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, DIED OF WOUNDS AS PRISONERS OF WAR IN GERMAN ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY.—Ashby 85824 Gnr. W. HANDS. AND . MEN. (Towcester). Howarth, Sec. Lt. T. H., M.G.C. Patterson, Sec. Lt. K. S., R.F.A. All are PRIVATES except where otherwise shown. ROYAL WARWICKSHIRE -REGIMENT.—Newton 34097 C (Preston). Previously reported prisoners of war, now reported KILLED. DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S REGIMENT.—Boorman WOUNDED AND PRISONERS OF WAR IN GERMAN HANDS 235445 ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY.—Marcham 322o Dvr. P. (Queen's Cpl. A. (Coulsdon). Bryan Sec. Lt. C. A., L.N. Hart-Davies, Sec. Lt. H. R., Park, N.W.). Lan.R. R.F.A., attd. R.F.C. WOUNDED. ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY.—Boyle 73089 Gnr. G. (Edin- 7 Cobbold, Lt. F. R. C., R.F.C. Henley, Sec. Lt. A. E., R. burgh) ; Lock 81151 Gnr. A. J. (St. George's, E.) ; Shrimpton ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY.—Armshaw 213x8 -Act. Cpl. W. Dupree, Capt. V., Tank Corps. Berks.R. 276326 Gnr. V. (Liverpool). (Portlaw)• Balchin 155236 Gar. W. D. (Guildford); Bell 771385 Gnr. Frith, Sec. Lt. R. G., R.F.C. Leach, Lt. J. M., Yorks.R., attd. H. (Walker) ; Broderick 750944 Gnr. R. (Seaton Delaval) ; Brunt Grant, Sec. Lt. A. E., Buffs. (E. R.F.C. GRENADIER GUARDS.—James 27535 A. (Warrington); Pike 72413 Sjt. C. (Biggleswade); Chapman 75 12 35 Gnr. G. (South Kent R.). 29014 E. H. (Minehead). ohields) ; Cookson 686o89 Gnr. E. (Preston) : Duxbury g11I Gnr. 1 IRISH GUARDS.—McDonald 11639 P. J. (South Shields); Whel- R. (Darwen) • Evans 28614 Gnr. T. (Cardiff) ; Hart ro1998 Gnr. R. Previously reported killed, now reported (Bideford) ; Hunter 68073 Dvr. W. L. (Poplar, E.) ; Lewis 2c8958 ton 11 555 J. (Glandore). PRISONER OF WAR IN GERMAN HANDS. Gn-.. E. (Llwyncelyn) ; Liddle 755847 Act. Sit. T. (Hebturn Col- KING'S (LIVERPOOL REGIMENT).—Stanley 2696ro J. W. Crighton, Sec. Lt. J. .S., R.W.Kent R. liery); Milligan 13566 Dvr. F. (Kensington, W.); Milligan 26866 L.- (Manchester). Bdr. F. (Belfast) ; Phillips 64784 Gar. W. (Lymington) ;Rigby 915707 Act. Cpl. J. (Blackpool) ; Slater 219353 Gnr. F. (Oldham) ; Somes Previously reported wounded and missing, now reported WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT-13099 42234 C. i(Alford) ; 707261 Gnr. A. F. (Leeds) ; Tasker 676812 Act. Sit. W. J. (Patting- PRISONER OF WAR IN TURKISH HANDS. Draycott 37729 J. E. (Leeds) ; Murphy 36883 W. S. (Leeds) ; Rown- tree 28158 L.-Cpl. G. C. (Harrogate). ham); Thompson 75048 Cpl. D. (North Shields); Tozer 925184 Gnr. Ridgwell, Sec. Lt. S. C., Essex R. F. J (Acton, W.) • Turner 77468 L.-Bdr. W. (Bray) ; Tye 23491 Gnr. LEICESTERSHIRE REGIMENT.—Ring 43085 G. E. (Plaistow, A. W. (Bulwell) ; Ward 35049 Dvr. F. W. (Leicester) ; West 107802 Previously reported missing, now reported E.) ; Thorpe 242199 A. (Battersea, S.W.). Gnr. J. S. (Sulhampstead) ; Wickham 211457 Gar. J. (Hampstead, PRISONER OF WAR IN GERMAN HANDS. DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S REGIMENT.—Hoole 308152 E. N.W.); Witham 210246 Gnr. F. (Westcliff-on-Sea); Woodfield 840699 Gnr. A. (Coventry). Williams, Sec. Lt. L. J., R.F.C. (Chesterfield). SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT.—Lester 203576 L. E. ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY.—Alldred 115087 Cpl. E. G. (Newton le-Willows) ; Appleby 65999 Gnr. M. W. (Scarborough) ; (Clay Cross). Atkinson 286265 Gar. J. (Derby); Barrett 338e ,78 Gar. P. (Steeton); ESSEX REGIMENT.—Bowler 278041 G. S. (Southwark, S.E.). PART II. Barton 126058 Gnr. J. (Skelmorlie); Bennett 83535 Gnr. F. M. (Lewi- ESSEX REGIMENT, ATTACHED TRENCH MORTAR sham, S.E.) ; Blair 311602 Gnr. H. M. (Darvel) ; Blewitt 321582 OFFICERS. BATTERY.—Clissold 15964 Cpl. C. (East Ham, E.). Gnr. J M. (Hayle); Cole 143124 Gar. R. (Ampthill) ; Crawford 68983 Gnr. R. (Dundee) ; Creedy 173708 Gnr. A. V. (Hotwells) ; AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE. Previously reported wounded and missing, now reported Damon 98518 Gar. A. E. (Blandford); Day 174340 Gnr. C. E. KILLED. (Ilford); Dore 338395 L.-Bdr. L. (High Holborn, W.C:); Easton KILLED. 174997 Gnr. G. W. (Beighton) ; Edmundson 51339 Gnr. E. J. (Nel- WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT.—Carroll 7486 Cpl. J. (Leeds). Crawley, Lt. A. C., Aust.Inf. son) ; Elcombe 18528r Gnr. H. (Darenth) ; Fitzpatrick 172173 Gar. LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS.—Dunne 242127 R. (Liverpool). F. A. (Stratford, E.) ; Forrest 168263 Gar. W. D. (Leeds) ; Galley DIED OF WOUNDS. 116776 Gnr. J. C. (Bridgwater); Gomm 129852 Gnr. W. (Berkham- WORCESTERSHIRE REGIMENT.—Goldingay 8419 W. A. (Bir- sted). Goodier 180771 Gnr. W. (Manchester); Haigh 282774 Sit. G. Cronin, Lt. A., Aust.Inf, mingham). (Rawdon) ; Hall 127913 Gar. C. (Southampton) ; Hazell 71213 Gnr. WELSH REGIMENT.—Howarth Igg2o T.
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