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Daily List of August 13Th (No, 5336) in Nine Parts ———— —— —-—————-— Weekly List No. 3.] TUESDAY, AUGUST 21st, 1917. [G.P^T^C, This number contains the six Daily Lists from that dated August 13th (No. 5336) to that dated August 18th (No. 5341). These Daily Lists have not been modified since their or.ginal compilation (on the dates named) to cover other casualties to the soldier reported 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 “ Enlt.” when it is his place of enlistment. The rank is that of Private except where otherwise shown. Daily List of August 13th (No, 5336) in Nine Parts. PART I. PART I. OFFICERS (Contd.,\ PART I. OFFICERS (Contd.). OFFICERS. WOUNDED (Contd.). MISSING (Contd.). KILLED. Fletcher, Sec. Lt. T. M., Durh. Paton, Sec. Lt. J., King’s McSweeney, Sec. Lt. D. H. Ostrehan, Lt. D. H., L.N.Lan. L.I. (L'pool R.). L.N. Lan. R. R 1 Andrews, Lt. R., Lan.Fus. Kay, Sec. Lt. A. Royal Fus. Franklin, Sec. Lt. F. L., North’n Pearce, Capt. H., R.F.A. Mather, Sec. Lt. V., L.N.Lan. Rigby, Sec. Lt. C., L.N. Lan. 1 Ashcroft, Sec. Lt. G., L.N.Lan. Kirk, Sec. Lt. H. R., Som.L.I. R. Pennycnick, Maj. J. A. C., R. R. R. Litchfield, Sec. Lt. T., North’n Fulbeck, Sec. Lt. C. E., R.G.A D.S.O., R.E. Ogden. Sec. Lt. J. H., L.N. Teller, Sec. Lt. V. A., Lan.Fus. Avery, Sec. Lt. J. F., Welsh R. R. Gates, Capt. W. S., M.C., Tank Petrie, Sec. Lt. G. D., Norf.R. Lan.R. Wray, Sec. Lt. F. A., King’s Barrett, Sec. Lt. J. A., Rif.Brig. Lovell, Lt. J. C., Cam. (Sco. Corps. Pipe, Sec. Lt. B. J., Gord. (L'pool R.). Baxter, Sec. Lt. A. C., Cam’n Rif.). Gilling, Sec. Lt. F. C., K O. Highrs. .Highrs. Morgan, Sec. Lt. H. G. R., R. (R.Lanc.R.). Playfair, Sec. Lt. D. P., M.G.C. Bradley. Sec. Lt. R., K.O. <R. Welsh Fus. CORRECTION. Grubb, Sec. Lt. W., R.E. Plummer, Sec. Lt. R. J., R.F.A. Lanc.R.). Myles, Capt. T. B., High.L.I. Flaigh, Sec. Lt. A., M.G.C. Powell, Sec. Lt. J. R., Manch. DIED OF WOUNDS. Britton, Sec. Lt. E. W., Durh. Neale, Sec. Lt. A. C., Cam. (Sco. Hannah, Sec. Lt. B., Black R. L.I. Rif.). Le May, Sec. Lt. A. E., R.F.A., should read Le May, Lt A. E., Watch. Pritchard, Capt. G., Wilts.R. Calderwood, Sec. Lt. W. S., Orchard, Lt. E. F. G., King’s R.F.A. Hannam, Sec. Lt. H. L., Yorks. Renton, Sec. Lt. H. W. H., Cam. (Sco.Rif.), attd. High. (L’pool R.). R. Black Watch. L. I. Orr, Capt. J. B., R.Scj.Fus. Harrison, Sec. Lt. A. E., Norf. Richards, Sec. Lt. D. K., R. Egerton, Capt. L. E. W., Yeo- Pearson, Sec. Lt. E. J., R.F.A. R. Welsh Fus. manry. Pelton, 2nd Lt. K. K., M.C., Hawes, Sec. Lt. C. W., R.G.A. Richardson, Sec. Lt. A. C., Elliot, Lt. J., R.F.A. Leins.R., attd. R.Ir.Rif, Henry, Sec. Lt. H. L., M.G.C. Gord. Highrs. England, Sec. Lt. J. H., Welsh Perram, Capt. C. T. C., R.G.A., Hill, Sec. Lt. J. J., York & R. attd. R.F.A. Riddel, Sec. Lt. J. L., R.Sco. Lanc.R. Fus. PART II. Ford, Sec. Lt. C. W., K.O. (R. Pinhey, Lt. K. F. G., R.F.A. Holme, Sec. Lt. H. A., R.Sco. Rider, Capt. F. S., Queen’s Lanc.R.). Prendiville, Sec. Lt. L., King’s (R.W.Surr.R.). (L’pool R.). Fus. OFFICERS. Ford, Sec. Lt. R., R.F.A. Ridley, Sec. Lt. G. H., Rif. Fox, Sec. Lt. F. N. W., Welsh Richards, Sec. Lt. L. J,, R.Dub. Hughes, Sec. Lt. B. V., Sher. Brig. KILLED. R. Fus. For. Godson, Sec. Lt. A. B. L., N. Roper, Capt. W. E., K.O. (R. Hunter, Sec. Lt. R. A., R.F.A. Roach, Sec. Lt. W. F., S.Lan. Daines, Sec. Lt. R. L., Royal Reese, Sec. Lt. A., M.C., W. Staff R. Lanc.R.). Hyslop, Sec. Lt. J. H., M.G.C. R. ' Fus. Yorks.R. Robertson, Sec. Lt. D. M., Green, Sec. Lt. T. C. E., Rose, Sec. Lt. R. A., Manch.R. Inglis, Sec. Lt. G. M., M.G.C. Fergusson, Lt. K. M. J., Line. Scott, Sec. Lt. W. D., Royal Johnson, Sec. Lt. E. V., R.F.A. High.L.I. Queen’s (R.W.Surr.R.). Sandbrook, Capt. D. A., Welsh R., attd. T.M.Bty. Fus. Jonas, Sec. Lt. L. M., Queen’s Ross, Sec. Lt. D. McK., High. Griffiths, Sec. Lt. A. I., Suff.R. R. Hunter, Sec. Lt. W. S., Cam. Storkey, Sec. Lt. G. C., Midd’x (R.W.Surr.R.). L.I. Hamilton, Lt. and Adj. G.S. G. Scott, Sec. Lt. C., R.F.A. (Sco.Rif.). R. Jones, Sec. Lt. R. R., King’s Ruddy, Capt. A., R.F.A. (Queen’s (R.W.Surr.R.). Scratton, Lt. G. H., M.C., Arg. Lait, Sec. Lt. W. F. J., Bord.R. Taylor, Sec. Lt. A. M., Devon. (L’pool R.). Rust, Sec. Lt. M. C., Essex R. Harmon, Sec. Lt. W. B., K.R. & Suth’d Highrs., attd. Black Lowery, Sec. Lt. T., Durh.L.I. R. Jones, Sec. Lt. W. S., R.Welsh Scott, Sec. Lt. J., Black Watch. Rif.C. Watch. Miller, Sec. Lt. J., High.L.I. Von Winckler, Lt. M. W., Fus. Scrivener, Sec. Lt. E. R., Harris, Capt. A. L., L.N.Lan. Simpson, Sec. Lt. J. W., M.C., Palmes, Capt. J. P., M.C., W. Midd’x R. Keates, Sec. Lt. A. E., R.F.A. Queen’s (R.W.Surr.R.). Yorks.R. Waldie, Lt. J. G., M.G.C. R. King’s (L'pool R.). Stanway, Lt. Col. W. H., Harvey, Lt. H. T., Suff.R. & Smith, Sec. Lt. J. R. D., R.Sco. Kettlewell, Lt. F. T., A.S.C. Pattinson, Sec. Lt. E., Sher. Webster, Sec. Lt. G. V. G. A., King, Sec. Lt. G. A. A., Yeo- D.S.O., M.C., Ches.R. (Capt., M. G.C. Fus. For. G.Gds. manry. S. Wales Bord.). Hastings, Sec. Lt. G. W., Mon. Stanton, Lt. C., Welsh R. Percy, Capt. G. C., M.C., Cam. White, Sec. Lt. W. K., Cam. Lake, Sec. Lt. M. B. C., Stedman, Sec. Lt. L G., Queen’s R., attd. Ches.R. Taylor, Lt. W. E., R.F.A. (Sco.Rif.). (Sco.Rif.). Queen’s (R.W.Surr.R.). (R.W.Surr.R.). Hayes, Sec. Lt. J. H., R.Welsh Teare, Lt. J. S., M.C., R.F.A. Pontifex, Capt. D. A., Cam. Wilders-Lewis, Capt. H. C., Leary, Sec. Lt. L. P., R.F.A. Stephens, Lt. H. W., R.F.A. Fus. Thompson, Sec. Lt. W. J., (Sco.Rif.). Queen’s (R.W.Surr.R.). Lilley, Sec. Lt. W. G., Sher. Stephens, Sec. Lt. L., R.Welsh Head, Sec. Lt. A. W. G., Essex R. For. Fus. M.G.C. Waterson, Sec. Lt. F. P., Slier. Lodge, Sec. Lt. A. P. D. Stowell, Sec. Lt. J. H., King’s Previously reported wounded, now reported Herbert, Sec. Lt. T. W. P., For. Queen’s (R.W.Surr.R.). (L’pool R.). KILLED. Welsh R. Wheeler, Sec. Lt. J. D., Suff.R. Longhurst, Sec. Lt. C. F. N., Smtherland, Lt. K. G., M.G.C. Hunter, Capt. B. M., R.A.M.C., Whiteley, Lt. L., Black Watch, Bullock, Sec. Lt. G. F., S.Wales Bord. R.F.A. Taylor, Sec. Lt. E. T., R.F.A. attd. Camb.R. attd. M.G.C. Lord, Sec. Lt. G. H., K.O. (R. Thomas, Sec. Lt. G. H., Essex Humphreys, Capt. P. L., Welsh Williams, Sec. Lt. B. H., L.N. Lanc.R.). R. DIED OF WOUNDS. R. Lanc.R. Thomas, Sec. Lt. L. J. P., Rif Jarvis, Sec. Lt. A. B., R:F.A. McAdam, Sec. Lt. J. L. T., Sadler, Sec. Lt. W. D., E.Surr. Stidston, Capt. W. P., Leins.R. Wilson, Capt. G. A. G., R.Suss. Brig. Johnstone, Sec. Lt. J. D., K.O. Black Watch. R. R., attd. K.R.Rif.C. Macfarlane, Sec. Lt. J.. R.F.A. Tivy, Capt. G. L. W., R.G.A., (R.Lanc.R.). Worsley, Sec. Lt, W. R., Som. McGill, Sec. Lt. J. A., K.O. (R. attd. R.F.A. WOUNDED. Jones, Sec. Lt. C., R.Welsh Fus. L.I. Lanc.R.). Vincent, Sec. Lt. H. C., L.N. Adams, Sec. Lt. F. J., Hamps. Knott, Capt. W. K., Cam. (Sco. MacLean, Sec. Lt. M., Cam’n Lan.R. Rif.). Previously re-ported missing, believed killed, now reported R. Highrs. Walker, Sec. Lt. J. F., R.E. Armstrong, Sec. Lt. J. C., E. McDonald, Capt. J. C., Welsh KILLED. Maclaughlin, Maj. W. P., Walker, Sec. Lt. S. F., K.O. Yorks.R. R. (R.Lanc.R.). Blencowe, Sec. Lt. L. C., King’s (L’pool R.). R.G.A. Arnold, Capt. A. C., M.C., Macguire, Sec. Lt. C. A., Cam. McMinn, Capt. J., R.Ir.Rif. Wallace, Capt. W. S., R.A.M.C.
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