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Date Page Surname Forenames Rank Regiment Notes 05/06/1915 1 Abbott T Pte 15Th Platoon,D Co Date Page Surname Forenames Rank Regiment Notes 05/06/1915 1 Abbott T Pte 15th Platoon,D Co. Y&L Letter to the editor. Description of being shelled. 23/10/1915 7 Abbotts Harry Pte 1/5 Y&L Barnsley Main Colliery man on active service. 05/06/1915 1 Abershaw H Pte Barnsley Territorials Collective letter from 'The Balloon Section', describing situation 09/10/1915 8 Abershaw H Pte 1/5th Y & L, B Coy Write to ask for melodion. 31/07/1915 8 Able F Pte 2nd Warwicks Patriotic Pars. No. 1185. Letter to Editor from POW camp at Gefangenenlager 16/10/1915 8 Ablett Albert Cpl 10th Y&L From Quarry Street, Wombwell, wounded at Loos. In hospital at Stoke on Trent. 19/06/1915 8 Abrahams Pte 1st Y&L WIA in hospital at Sunny Hill Red Cross Hospital,Thorpe, Norwich. WIA at Ypres on May 12th 29/05/1915 8 Acket Sgt 12th Bn East Yorks Regt See wedding of C Scott 04/12/1915 1 Ackroyd Horace Elsecar Ambulance Class Roll of Honour 23/10/1915 8 Adam T W Lt RE (228th Field Coy) Patriotic Pars. Advance party under command of Lt Adam proceeding to Milford. 06/02/1915 8 Adam TW 2Lt Barnsley Battalion Commissioned. 17/04/1915 8 Adam 2Lt 14th Service, 2nd Barnsley Bn Military Sports day 10/04/2015 8 Adam 2Lt 2nd Barnsley Bn Patriotic Pars. Regimental sports at Queen's Ground, Barnsley. Committee member 14/08/1915 8 Adam Lt R E Patriotic Pars; transferred from 14th Bn Y & L 04/09/1915 8 Adam Lt Barnsley Coy of Engineers Patriotic Pars. Commanding Section No. 1. 30/01/1915 8 Adams T W 2Lt 2nd Barnsly Bn Patriotic Pars; Appointed from various dates 28/08/1915 8 Ainger J Pte 1st Lincolnshire Regt. Patriotic Pars: POW at Arheitlager, Sunderzolihan. 24/07/1915 8 Ainsworth F Pte Patriotic Pars; see Pte A Rowland 25/12/1915 8 Airey L/Cpl 3/4 Cameron Highlanders Patriotic Pars. Member of Stainbro' Constabulary on active service. Wombwell. 28/08/1915 3 Alderson Frederick 14th Battalion Y&L Absentee soldier remanded for escort. 12/06/1915 1 Alderson H Pte Barnsley Terriers Letter to Editor from France 09/10/1915 3 Alderson H Pte 1/5th Y & L #2107 Letter to wife at 6Court 2house Wood St, Barnsley 23/10/1915 7 Alderson Herbert Pte 1/5/Y&L Barnsley Main Colliery man on active service. 24/07/1915 8 Alderson Herbert F 14th Service Bn Court; absentee; remanded for escort; 15 Baker St 25/12/1915 8 Alderson Pte RAMC Patriotic Pars. Member of Stainbro' Constabulary on active service. At Aldershot. Shafton. 12/06/1915 1 Alexander Dvr P Batt, RHA Appeal for men to enlist 27/03/1915 3 Allatt H Invalided home from fighting in France. Son of Mr J Allatt of Notton. 06/11/2015 8 Allen B Bdsm 14th Y&L Of Hutment 12 at Hurdcott Camp, Salisbury appealing for one or two cornets. 20/11/1915 8 Allen BL Bdsm Barnsley Battalion Letter explaining need for musical instruments for the band. 14/08/1915 1 Allen C H L/Cpl 2467, 1/5th Y & L Letter to Mr A Parkin, 72 Heelis St, Barnsley re experiences in France 09/10/1915 1 Allen C W L/Cpl Barnsley Territorials Letter to wife at 20 Springfield St, Barnsley 14/08/1915 1 Allen CH L/Cpl 2467, 1/5th Y & L Casualty list; wounded 18/09/1915 8 Allen CH L/Cpl Barnsley Territorials Letter home to 20 Springfield St., Barnsley saying he is keeping well 20/11/1915 8 Allen CH Cpl Barnsley Territorials Letter from the front 20 Springfield St., Barnsley. 18/12/1915 3 Allen E 3/8 West Yorks List of men who received Xmas gifts from Hodroyd Coal Co. 31/07/1915 8 Allen F Pte 2nd Barnsley Bn Member of fatigue party under Lt Fitton in move from Penkridge Camp to Ripon. 28/08/1915 1 Allen F Pte D Coy., 13th/14th Y&L Article: Now fighting in France 04/09/1915 8 Allen F Spr Barnsley Bn to RE Patriotic Pars. to be transferred to RE in France. Of Elliott St, New Scarbro', Wombwell. 10/04/2015 6 Allen Frank Pte 2nd Barnsley Bn Borough Court. Congratulated for action in assisting in arrest of pickpocket. 16/01/1915 7 Allen Horace Article listing all Dodworth recruits to Jan 1915. 26/06/1915 8 Allen J Barnsley Bn Patriotic Pars; Penkridge Camp;stretcher bearers 04/12/1915 1 Allen J National Reserve Guarding German prisoners at Lofthouse Park, nr Wakefield. Home at Darton 18/12/1915 3 Allen J Pte 8th KOYLI List of men who received Xmas gifts from Hodroyd Coal Co. 04/09/1915 8 Allen J P Capt Detention Camp, Sth Shields. Letter to Col Bamforth referring to funeral of late Cpl Jacques. [4/9/1915]. 10/04/2015 7 Allen John 12th KOYLI West Riding Court. Deserter, stationed at Otley, remanded for escort. 10/07/1915 6 Allen John 8th West Yorks Regt West Riding Court. Of Grimethorpe. Deserter stationed at Doncaster remanded for escort. 25/09/1915 7 Allen John 1st Barnsley, Y & L Court; overstaying leave 01/05/1915 2 Allen Thomas Pte KOYLI Witness in inquest to fatal drowning 03/04/1915 8 Allen W Pte 3rd Coldstream Guards From Littlefield lane, Wombwell KIA aged 26, boxer, platelayer for Great Central Railway 17/07/1915 8 Allen William Pte Coldstream Guards A Wombwell man KIA early in the war. 21/08/1915 8 Allen Capt Detention Camp officer Witnessed Cpl Jaques last minutes of life. Date Page Surname Forenames Rank Regiment Notes 20/03/1915 2 Allen CB John D Capt RN, HMS Kent In action, sinking of German cruiser Dresden. 09/10/1915 8 Allenby F 13th Y & L, C Coy Write to ask for football. On Salisbury Plain. 13/03/1915 8 Allington Arthur Pte 2nd Y&L Patriotic Pars. KIA, age 34, married with 1 child. Of 22 Queen St, Thurnscoe East. Letter 11/09/1915 1 Allison Gnr 9th Battalion Rifle Brigade Machine gunner sends letter about Horton's death to a friend. 20/11/1915 6 Allison Rees T L/Cpl 3rd Y&L Report of inquest into his drowning. Of 14 Gordon St Stairfoot. 20/11/1915 8 Allott A Pte 2nd Y&L KIA in France, in Roll of Honour, from School Terrace, Cudworth. 13/11/1915 1 Allott Arthur Pte Photo. Local Soldier KIA. 13/11/1915 1 Allott Arthur Pte 2nd Bn Y&L No. 10501. KIA 9/8/1915, age 23. Sister Mrs Horner at School Terr, Cudworth. 23/10/1915 7 Allott E Pte 10th King's Own Yorks L I Barnsley Main Colliery man on active service. POW in Germany. 26/06/1915 3 Allott Harold W. L. Capt RAMC Hoyland; marriage to be in October in Bombay; son of Dr W L Allott, & Mrs Allott Fieldhead, Hoyland Nether, to Dorothy Vernon, dghter of Col. Vernon Thornton, RFA, & Mrs V Thornton. 18/12/1915 3 Allott J Dvr RFA List of men who received Xmas gifts from Hodroyd Coal Co. 15/05/1915 8 Allott Matthew Pte Rejoins regiment in France after recovering from wounds. 15/05/1915 8 Allott Matthew Pte Rejoined his regiment in France after recovering from wounds. 26/06/1915 1 Allott Matthew Pte Letter to Sam Peel, brother of Pte John Peel 17/07/1915 1 Allott Matthew Pte wounded twice around May 1st, he complains the Germans do not 'fight fair'. 13/11/1915 1 Allott Thomas Pte Brother of Mrs Horner, School Terr, Cudworth, wounded at Ypres. [13/11/1915]. 30/10/1915 1 Allport C C Sgt Lincolns Mexboro & District; invalided home; Old Hall Post Office, Conisborough 16/01/1915 7 Allport T Article listing all Dodworth recruits to Jan 1915. 14/08/1915 1 Allport T Capt C Co, Ghurka Section Territorials KIA; letter from various members of his platoon 04/12/1915 7 Allport T Capt Stainbro' & Dodworth Rifle Club - vote of condolence 14/08/1915 1 Allport T C 1/5th Y & L Casualty list; died 09/10/1915 8 Allport T C Capt 1/5th Y & L Remembered at Smithies Drumhead Service, Wharncliffe Woodmoor Colliery - killed 07/08/1915 1 Allport Thomas Coote Capt Y&L 5th Territorial Battalion KIA by sniper, he was 33 yrs of age. Photograph. 07/08/1915 8 Allport Thomas Coote Capt 5th Battalion (Territorials) Y&L KIA on 1st August from the Grove, Dodworth, ages 33yrs. 14/08/1915 8 Allport Tom Capt Patriotic Pars; memorial service at Carlton Parish Church 20/11/1915 1 Allport Tom Cpl Barnsley Territorials KIA. Son of Mr Howard Aston Allport JP in a report on Allport senior's death aged 73. 31/07/1915 1 Allport Capt 1/5 Y&L Recently in action in "C" Coy. Reported by Cpl Rackley.[31/07/1915]. 05/06/1915 3 Allwood E L/Cpl 1st KOYLI He was with William Altkinson when he died. 12/06/1915 1 Almond H Cpl C Co 1/5th Y & L Letter to editor; mention deaths of Blackburn, Field & Hague 13/11/1915 8 Alstead H Pte 2nd Barnsley Bn Patriotic Pars. Signatory to letter to Editor from Hurdcott Camp requesting melodion. 10/07/1915 1 Altree John Wm Pte Army Cycle Co. Letter from 11th Divn, Army Cycle Co, Emley Farm, Bowles Green, nr Godalming, Surrey. Of 18 Lancaster St, Barnsley.
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