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Les Blackett Database First World War Casualties from Weardale (1914-1918) Surname Forenames Database Address Village Parish Regiment Battalion Rank Date of Death Regimental Place of Next of Kin Burial Place War Mamorial Age at Place of Death Type of Casualty Notes War reference Number Enlistment Death Record Adamson Richard Bell 57High Rookhope Rookhope Durham Light 1st/6th Battalion Corporal 05/11/1915 1957 Son of Margaret THIEPVAL 26 No Redburn Infantry Adamson, of High MEMORIAL Red Burn, Rookhope, Eastgate, Co. Durham, and the late Ambrose Adamson Adamson Robert 58 Princess Rookhope Rookhope Durham Light 1st/6th Battalion Private 07/02/19161956 Rookhope Son of Pearson and PERTH CEMETERY 19 France and Killed in action No Hodgson Cottage Infantry Lucy Margaret (CHINA WALL) Flanders Adamson, of Princess Cottages, Rookhope, Co. Durham. Airey Edward 154East End Frosterley Frosterley York and 6th (Service) Private 10/05/1918 33562,12275 Bishop Son of Samuel and MONT HUON 19 France Died Occupation on Yes (20) Lancaster Battalion 6,42756 Auckland Mary Elizabeth Airey, MILITARY enlistment - Railway Regiment of Front St., CEMETERY, LE Porter - Born in Frosterley TREPORT Sunderland - 1911 Census, Living at White Kirkley, Frosterley Allison Joseph 70 Graham Stanhope Stanhope Durham Light 26th Battalion Private 30/09/1916 4375 Bishop Brother of Stanhope 35 Home Died Died of Pneumonia No William Street Infantry Auckland Christopher Allison Cemetary in the U.K. - Prior to of Graham Street, the War he is Stanhope described as being employed as a Plate Layer in the Quarries Anderson Alexander 75Market Wolsingham Wolsingham Durham Light 1st/8th Battalion Private 323016 5610 Bishop Son of the late Mrs LIDZBARK 31 Poland Died whilst a Born in Coldstream, Yes Place Infantry Auckland Katherine Anderson WARMINSKI WAR prisoner Berwickshire. CEMETERY Occupation - Grocers Manager. One of 39 P.O.W wo died and were buried in the Prisoner of War Cemetery at Hailsberg (now Lidsbark) Poland Archer John Joseph 140 Stanhope Northumberland 9th Battalion Corporal 24/10/1918 225546 Newcastle-on- Son of Elizabeth Jane BERMERAIN 25 France and Killed in Action Birth place- Fusiliers Formerly tyne Lough, of 6, St. COMMUNAL Flanders Stanhope 1379, Andrew's Crescent, CEMETERY Belgium Northumberland Blackhill, Co. Hussars Durham. Native of Stanhope Arnold Hugo 76 The Wolsingham Wolsingham The Buffs, East 4th Battalion 2nd 12/06/1917 Son of the Rev & Mrs ETAPLES MILITARY 19 France and Died of Wounds Born at Barrow Cholmondel Rectory Kent Regiment (Territorial) The Lieutenan Henry A Arnold CEMETERY Flanders Rectory, Chester ey Buffs t Atkinson Thomas 71 Stanhope Atkinson James 77 Towdy Wolsingham Wolsingham Coldstream 1st Battalion Lieutenan 15/09/1916 13751 Sunderland Son of James William THIEPVAL 22 France and Killed in Action Born in Wolsingham William Potts Guards t Corporal & Margaret Annie MEMORIAL Flanders Atkinson of Towdy Potts, Wolsingham Austin Frank 132 Stanhope Northumberland 36th Battalion Private 10/10/1918 63606 Sheffield Husband of Elizabeth RATION FARM 21 France and Killed in Action Born in Sheffield - Fusiliers (Territorial) Mary Austin, of Front MILITARY Flanders Son of Charles St., Stanhope CEMETERY, LA Simeon and Mary CHAPELLE- Austin - Formerly D'ARMENTIERES 38629, Royal Defence Corps. www.durhamatwar.org.uk CC BY-NC-ND You can download this work and share it with others as long as it is credited, but you can’t change it in any way or use it commercially © Les Blackett, Email contact: [email protected] Les Blackett Database First World War Casualties from Weardale (1914-1918) Surname Forenames Database Address Village Parish Regiment Battalion Rank Date of Death Regimental Place of Next of Kin Burial Place War Mamorial Age at Place of Death Type of Casualty Notes War reference Number Enlistment Death Record Bainbridge Oliver 72Front Stanhope Stanhope Durham Light 1st/6th Battalion Private 05/11/1916 6/2357 Bishop Son of the late John THIEPVAL 30 France and Killed in ActionJ Awarded Military No Street Infantry Auckland Graham Bainbridge MEMORIAL Flanders Medal - Occupation - and Sarah Elizabet Mason in 1911 Bainbridge of Front Census Street, Stanhope Bainbridge Walter 73 4, Graham Stanhope Stanhope Manchester 1st/7th Bn Private 28/03/1918 42513 Wallsend Son of Thomas and ARRAS 21 France and Killed in Action Occupation - Driller - Yes Harley Street Regiment Annie Harley MEMORIAL Flanders Family:- Brothers Bainbridge, of 4, Harold P (28), Tom Graham St., (17) & John R (15) - Stanhope Sister -???? Bainbridge George 78 Chatterley Wolsingham Wolsingham Royal Garrison Gunner 05/08/1917 108318 Gateshead Lily Bainbridge of VOORMEZEELE 29 France and Died of Wounds Born in Frosterley - Yes William Farm Artillery Chatterley Farm, ENC NO1 & NO2 Flanders Children Margaret Wolsingham Ruth Born 15th December 1915 & Mary Elizabeth Born 2nd February 1917 - Father Joseph Bainbridge of Meadhope St, Wolsingham Bainbridge Ralph 155Prospect Haswell Frosterley Northumberland 9th Battalion Private 16/04/1918 235870 Newcastle-on- Son of Ralph and ETAPLES MILITARY 25 France Died of wounds 1911 Census - Living Terrace Fusiliers tyne Maria Bainbridge, of CEMETERY at Prospect Terrace, Frosterley Haswell, Co. Durham - Occupation - Clothiers Assistant - Brother Walter also died in Great War Bainbridge Walter 157Pesspool Haswell Frosterley Suffolk Regiment 11th Battalion Private 02/09/1917 41163 West Son of Ralph and HARGICOURT 19 France and Killed in Action Born in Frosterley - Terrace Hartlepool Maria Bainbridge, of BRITISH CEMETERY Flanders Brother Ralph also Frosterley France and died in Great War Flanders Barkess Joseph 74Crawleysi Stanhope Stanhope Durham Light 1st/6th Battalion Serjeant 05/11/1916 2018 Stanhope Son of the late John THIEPVAL 26 France and Killed in Action de Infantry & Annie Barkess of MEMORIAL Flanders Crawleyside Baty John 59Boltsburn Rookhope Rookhope Durham Light 20nd Battalion Lance 01/10/1916 20/843 Bishop Son of Thomas and THIEPVAL 21 France and Killed in action Yes Christopher Infantry Corporal Auckland Elizabeth Baty, of MEMORIAL Flanders Boltsburn, Rookhope, Baxter James 136 Union Stanhope Stanhope Royal Engineers R.E.T.C., Newark Sapper 25/04/1917 177771 Husband of Edith G. Darlington West 29 Home Died Son of James Baxter, Patrick Square Training Centre Baxter, of Union Cemetary of 56, New Model (Newark) Square, Stanhope Place, Darlington - Born in Darlington, Co. Durham - Married Edith G Booty in 1913 Beadle William 79Ryton-on- Newcastle Wolsingham Royal Garrison 90th Siege Battery Gunner 29/09/1916 64355 Newcastle-on- ACHEUX BRITISH France and Died Born in Westgate - tyne Artillery tyne CEMETARY Flanders in - Weardale Bell Vickers 2Copthill Wearhead Heatherycleugh Rifle Brigade 1st/5th Battalion Rifleman 01/06/1918 45383 Bishop Son of Ann Bell Departement du Dainville 34 Flanders, France Killed in action London Regiment Auckland, Pas-de-Calais, Durham Nord-Pas-de- Calais, France Bell William 3 Low Burnt Lanehead Heatherycleugh East Yorkshire Private 15/08/1915 42482 Son of William and VIS-EN-ARTOIS 18 Edward Hills Regiment Sarah Jane Bell of MEMORIAL Low Burnt Hills, Lanehead Bell T 41 Westgate Durham Light Infantry www.durhamatwar.org.uk CC BY-NC-ND You can download this work and share it with others as long as it is credited, but you can’t change it in any way or use it commercially © Les Blackett, Email contact: [email protected] Les Blackett Database First World War Casualties from Weardale (1914-1918) Surname Forenames Database Address Village Parish Regiment Battalion Rank Date of Death Regimental Place of Next of Kin Burial Place War Mamorial Age at Place of Death Type of Casualty Notes War reference Number Enlistment Death Record Bolam John Gildard 8015, Lister Wolsingham Wolsingham Durham Light 1st 7th Battalion Private 23/06/1917 277293 Wolsingham Son of Elizabeth ST MARTIN 24 France and Died of wounds Born in Wolsingham Terrace Infantry (7107) Bolam of 15, Lister CALVAIRE BRITISH Flanders (1617) Terrace, Wolsingham CEMETARY Bowe George 81East End Wolsingham Wolsingham Lincolmshire 10th Battalion Private 03/05/1917 40960 Son of Denis & CHARLEROI 19 France and Died Born in Wolsingham Regament Elizabeth Bowe of COMMUNAL Flanders East End, CEMETARY Wolsingham Bowron Albert 8215, Wolsingham Wolsingham Durham Light 1st/7th Battalion Serjeant 19/11/1918 250164 Sunderland Son of James William Douai British 22 Born Wolsingham - Atwood Infantry (116821) & Mary Ann Bowron Cemetery, Cuincy Occupation - Terrace General Labourer Military Medal & Meritorious Service Medal Boyd John Henry 164Broadwoo Frosterley Frosterley Army Service Strapper 14/07/1915 RTS/4161 Bishop Husband of Nellie STANHOPE 35 Died at Home Died of Acute Born in Cleasby, Yes (4) d Corps Auckland Boyd of Broadwood, CEMETERY Pleuricy Yorkshire - 1911 Frosterley Census - Living at Hill End, Frosterley working as a Joiner in the House Building Braithwaite Fredrick 83 Wolsingham Durham Light 1st 6th Battalion 26/04/1915 Ypres (Menin Infantry Gate) Bright John Francis 148 Greenhea Stanhope Stanhope Durham Light 1st/5th Battalion Private 25/07/1915 2710 Newcastle-on- Son of Thomas and PLOEGSTEERT 26 Belgium Killed in Action Born in Darlington - d Infantry tyne Isabella Bright, of MEMORIAL 1911 Census - Chapel Square, Occupation - Stanhope Limestone Quarryman Brown Joseph 40 West End Wolsingham Westgate Durham Light 20th Battalion Private 31/07/1917 45810 Bishop Son of Elizabeth YPRES (MENIN 29 France and Killed in action Formally of Yes Gardiner Infantry
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    Private Alexander Manuel (Number 201969) of the 20th Battalion (Central Ontario), Canadian Expeditionary Force, having no known last resting-place, is commemorated in the stone of the Canadian National Memorial which stands on Vimy Ridge. (Right: The image of the 20th Battalion (Central Ontario) shoulder-patch is from the Revolvy. Website) (continued) 1 His occupations prior to military service recoded as those of both artist and designer, Alexander Manuel has left little behind him of the story of his movement from the Dominion of Newfoundland to that of Canada. The 1911 Census documents the Manuel family, his parents, two siblings and seventeen-year old Alexander, as living at 277, Christie Street in Toronto, while a passenger list of the SS Kyle likely records the father – but no other family member – as crossing from Port aux Basques to North Sydney on October 11, 1910. The next records date from the year 1915 when a medical report shows that Alexander Manuel enlisted on October 29. On that day he presented himself to a (the?) Toronto Recruiting Depot where he underwent the above-mentioned medical examination, a procedure which found him…fit for the Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force. He then attested. Three days later, on November 1, the formalities of his enlistment were brought to a close when an officer of the 95th Overseas Battalion, Major Charles Mitchell, declared – on paper – that…Alexander Manuel…having been finally approved and inspected by me this day…I certify that I am satisfied with the correctness of this Attestation. It was also on that day that Private Manuel was taken on strength by – and on the pay-list of - Major Mitchell’s unit, the above-said 95th Overseas Battalion*.
  • Avis D'enquete Publique

    Avis D'enquete Publique

    Communauté de communes du Pays du Coquelicot AVIS D’ENQUETE PUBLIQUE du 27 août 2018 au 27 septembre 2018 inclus. Concernant l’enquête publique sur le projet de Plan Local d’Urbanisme intercommunal (PLUi) valant Programme Local de l’Habitat (PLH) arrêté par le Conseil Communautaire et comprenant les communes suivantes : ACHEUX-EN-AMIENOIS, ALBERT, ARQUEVES, AUCHONVILLERS, AUTHIE, AUTHUILLE, AVELUY, BAYENCOURT, BAZENTIN, BEAUCOURT-SUR-L’ANCRE, BEAUMONT-HAMEL, BECORDEL-BECOURT, BERTRANCOURT, BOUZINCOURT, BRAY-SUR-SOMME, BUIRE-SUR-ANCRE, BUS-LES-ARTOIS, CAPPY, CARNOY, CHUIGNOLLES, COIGNEUX, COLINCAMPS, CONTALMAISON, COURCELETTE, COURCELLES-AU-BOIS, CURLU, DERNANCOURT, ECLUSIER-VAUX, ENGLEBELMER, ETINEHEM-MERICOURT, FORCEVILLE-EN-AMIENOIS, FRICOURT, FRISE, GRANDCOURT, HARPONVILLE, HEDAUVILLE, HERISSART, IRLES, LA NEUVILLE-LES-BRAY, LAVIEVILLE, LEALVILLERS, LOUVENCOURT, MAILLY-MAILLET, MAMETZ, MARICOURT, MARIEUX, MEAULTE, MESNIL-MARTINSART, MILLENCOURT, MIRAUMONT, MONTAUBAN-DE-PICARDIE, MORLANCOURT, OVILLERS-LA-BOISELLE, POZIERES, PUCHEVILLERS, PYS, RAINCHEVAL, SAINT-LEGER-LES-AUTHIE, SENLIS-LE-SEC, SUZANNE, THIEVRES, THIEPVAL, TOUTENCOURT, VARENNE-EN-CROIX, VAUCHELLES-LES-AUTHIE, VILLE-SUR-ANCRE Par arrêté en date du 3 août 2018, le Président de la Communauté de Communes du Pays du Coquelicot a ordonné l’ouverture de l’enquête publique sur le projet de PLUi arrêté par le Conseil Communautaire et fixer l’ensemble des modalités de l’enquête publique. VU : - le Code de l’Environnement, - le Code de l’Urbanisme, - la délibération du Conseil Communautaire en date du 24 juin 2013 ayant prescrit l’élaboration du Plan Local d’Urbanisme intercommunal (PLUi), - la délibération du Conseil Communautaire en date du 19 février 2018 ayant arrêté le projet de PLUi, - la décision n° E18000103/80 en date du 19 juin 2018 de M.