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Absent Voters - Stourbridge Spring 1919 Alphabetical List Absent Voters - Stourbridge Spring 1919 Alphabetical List Polling District Name (District Page Location Letter) House Name Serial Number on page Parish (Ward) Surname First Names / Number Street / Place Rank Regiment Number Oldbury Round's Green No.1 44 26 Oldbury (W) Abbey James 53 Taylor's Lane Rifleman K.R.R. 5303 Upper Swinford (HH) Upper (St. Marys' George Labour-in- 85 8 Swinford Ward No. 3) Abel Thomas Vain Inn Lower Swinford Sergt. Durham L. I. 277577 Upper Swinford (HH) Upper (St. Marys' Worcester 84 2 Swinford Ward No. 3) Abel John Albert Rotorua Street Lieut. A.S.C. Not given Hill North (J) New John 99 30 Hill (No. 1 Ward) Adams Albert 114 Street 3rd A.M. R.A.F. 193869 Hill and Cakemore 521 H Siege 2 22 Cakemore West (B) Adams Bertram Leslie 25 Avenue Road Gr. Batty. R.G.A. 197756 Warley South No.1 (Z) (Warley South No.1 George 53 14 Oldbury Ward) Adams Duncan 80 Abbey Road Cpl. R.E. 35367 Stourbridge St. Thomas' No.2 (GG) (St. Thomas' George Bowling Green 75 16 Stourbridge No. 2 Ward) Adams Whitfield 29 Road Gnr. R.F.A. 183450 www.explorethepast.co.uk Page 1 Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service Absent Voters - Stourbridge Spring 1919 Alphabetical List Polling District Name (District Page Location Letter) House Name Serial Number on page Parish (Ward) Surname First Names / Number Street / Place Rank Regiment Number Oldbury Langley No.2 Causeway 41 28 Oldbury (V) Adams James Howard 19 Green Road Pte. R.G.A. 20879 Bridgenorth 85 26 Wollaston Wollaston (II) Adams James William 26 Road Spr. R.E. 16561 13 25 Hasbury Hasbury (H) Adams John 47 Hill Street Pte. R.A.F. 92574 Oldbury Langley No.2 42 8 Oldbury (V) Adams John Henry 5 Titford Road Sergt. R.M. Police 545 Oldbury Langley No.2 Causeway 42 27 Oldbury (V) Adams Randolph 213 Green Road Pte. R.A.F. 141837 Hill North (J) 17 43 Hill (No. 1 Ward) Adams Thomas 30 Malt Mill Lane Pte. 2nd Hampshires 204227 Hill and Cakemore R.A.M.C., 325 Fd. 2 23 Cakemore West (B) Adams Walter Henry 28 Long Lane Not given Am. 97568 Warley South No.1 (Z) (Warley South No.1 54 19 Oldbury Ward) Adkins Banner 62 Park Road Pte. A.S.C. 294836 Oldbury Langley No.1 South Wales 40 35 Oldbury (U) Adkins Harry Percy 29 Langley Road Pte. Bord. 22987 www.explorethepast.co.uk Page 2 Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service Absent Voters - Stourbridge Spring 1919 Alphabetical List Polling District Name (District Page Location Letter) House Name Serial Number on page Parish (Ward) Surname First Names / Number Street / Place Rank Regiment Number Upper Swinford (HH) Upper (St. Thomas' Walter John 81 4 Swinford No. 2 Ward) Aldington Charles Corser Street Gnr. 314 S. By., R.G.A. 84886 Stourbridge St. Thomas' No.1 (FF) (St. Thomas' No. 74 33 Stourbridge 2 Ward) Alexander Chas. Wm. Hy. Witton Street Not given A.V.C. 15614 26 25 Lye Lye South (N) Allchurch Arthur Edward 198 High Street Lieut. Worcs. Not given Stourbridge St. Mary's No.1 (DD) (St. Marys' Parkfield 68 29 Stourbridge Ward) Allen Cecil James 6 Terrace Pte. 11th Worcesters 202023 Stourbridge St. Mary's No.1 (DD) (St. Marys' Parkfield 68 30 Stourbridge Ward) Allen Francis Henry 6 Terrace 1st A.M. R.A.F. 16022 Halesowen Peckingham 9 38 Halesowen East (F ) Allen Frank 45 Street Not given 11th E. Lancs. 30701 Oldbury Warley North 49 14 Oldbury (Y) Allen Frank 111 Pargeter Road Pte. Worcs. 490203 www.explorethepast.co.uk Page 3 Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service Absent Voters - Stourbridge Spring 1919 Alphabetical List Polling District Name (District Page Location Letter) House Name Serial Number on page Parish (Ward) Surname First Names / Number Street / Place Rank Regiment Number Oldbury Langley No. 1 Frederick Crosswells 106 13 Oldbury (U) Allen Walter 9 Road 3rd A.M. R.A.F. 199882 Halesowen 11 27 Hawne West (G) Allen Harry 33 Cherry Street L/Corpl. Roy. Wark's 8755 Wollescote 92 37 Wollescote (JJ) Allen Horace 52 Crabbe Street Not given 3rd Worcs. 33512 Stourbridge St. Mary's No.1 (DD) (St. Marys' Parkfield 2nd Field Amb., 114 15 Stourbridge Ward) Allen Robert 6 Terrace Pte. R.A.M.C. 50878 Oldbury Langley No.2 R.M., H.M.S. 43 15 Oldbury (V) Allen William Henry 15 Spring Street Pte. "Columbella" 18827 Oldbury Broadwell No. Frederick Birmingham S.S.3105 29 19 Oldbury 2 (P) Allman William 28 Road Not given 1/1 Warwk. Yeo. 81 H.M. Submarine 24 17 Lye Lye South (N) Allport Harry Edward 16 Love Lane Stkr. P.O. J1 225595B Oldbury Broadwell No. 28 30 Oldbury 1 (O) Allsop Frank Howard 24 Cemetery Road Cpl. 9th Worcesters 27421 Warley South No.1 (Z) (Warley South No.1 Arthur William Upper St. 58 8 Oldbury Ward) Alsop Alfred 68 Mary's Road Cpl. R.E. 492530 www.explorethepast.co.uk Page 4 Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service Absent Voters - Stourbridge Spring 1919 Alphabetical List Polling District Name (District Page Location Letter) House Name Serial Number on page Parish (Ward) Surname First Names / Number Street / Place Rank Regiment Number Stourbridge St. Mary's No.1 (DD) (St. Marys' 65 22 Stourbridge Ward) Ames John 8 Mount Street Not given 9th Worcs. 19041 Oldbury Warley North Demobilise 110 2 Oldbury (Y) Amos Alan 107 Katherine Road d Not given Not given Oldbury Central No. 2 Birmingham 36 14 Oldbury (T) Amos Walter 19 Road Stoker I.H.M.S. Vivid K.7563 Warley South No.1 (Z) (Warley South No.1 57 5 Oldbury Ward) Anderson Harry 59 Park Road Captain 15th Warwicks Not given Oldbury Langley No.2 Langley Green 43 6 Oldbury (V) Anderson John 17 Road Dvr. R.G.A. 295117 Stambermill 60 24 Lye (BB) Andrews Charles 30 Bott Lane Not given Worcs. 31156 Cradley West 8 38 Cradley (D) Andrews David 12 Cemetery Lane D.L.I. Not given 44776 Hill North (J) 17 8 Hill (No. 1 Ward) Andrews Fred 72 Malt Mill Lane Not given M.G.C. 85488 Oldbury Warley North Causeway 50 23 Oldbury (Y) Andrews Fred 257 Green Road Pte. 1st Worcs. 10712 www.explorethepast.co.uk Page 5 Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service Absent Voters - Stourbridge Spring 1919 Alphabetical List Polling District Name (District Page Location Letter) House Name Serial Number on page Parish (Ward) Surname First Names / Number Street / Place Rank Regiment Number Cradley East 4 29 Cradley (C ) Andrews James 24 New Street Sergt. 1/7th Worcs. 202005 Oldbury Warley North Demobilise 110 18 Oldbury (Y) Andrews James Henry 61 Vicarage Road d Not given Not given Oldbury Central No. 2 Seven Stars 36 7 Oldbury (T) Andrews John 2 Canal Side Road Pte. 13th Gloucesters 9758 Hill West (K) 20 7 Hill (No. 3 Ward) Andrews John Wilfred 45 Somers Road L.-Corpl. 1/8th Worcs. 19332 Cradley East 4 41 Cradley (C ) Andrews Walter 27 Foredraft Street Pte. 1/7 Worcs. 201087 Halesowen 7/4 9 39 Halesowen East (F ) Andrews William 12 Little Cornbow Not given A.S.C. 085772 Warley South No.1 (Z) (Warley South No.1 Angus- 55 14 Oldbury Ward) Bennett John A. 183 Barclay Road Spr. R.E. 182745 D. of Wel. West 23 28 Lye Lye North (M) Anslow Percy George 58 Vicarage Road Not given Riding Regt. Not given Hill North (J) Olive Lane 17 44 Hill (No. 1 Ward) Appleby James 114 Halesowen Dvr R.F.A. 226610 Hill North (J) 18 1 Hill (No. 1 Ward) Archer Frederick 14 Vicarage Road Not given 9th Warwicks 203861 Oldbury Warley North 2/1 R.G.A., S.M. 50 17 Oldbury (Y) Armstrong Walter Leslie 14 Barker Street Pte. Warwicks 314241 www.explorethepast.co.uk Page 6 Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service Absent Voters - Stourbridge Spring 1919 Alphabetical List Polling District Name (District Page Location Letter) House Name Serial Number on page Parish (Ward) Surname First Names / Number Street / Place Rank Regiment Number Stourbridge St. Mary's No.2 (EE) (St. Marys' Ward Siege Batt., 69 28 Stourbridge No. 2) Arnold Joseph 37 Union Street Not given R.G.A. 170809 2 Victoria Duncombe 30th S. Bty., 87 23 Wollaston Wollaston (II) Arnold William Joseph Terrace Street Not given R.G.A. 55586 Stourbridge St. Thomas' No.1 (FF) (St. Thomas' No. R.N.V.R. A.B.B.Z./ 75 5 Stourbridge 2 Ward) Arthur Albert Edward Norton View Witton Street Not given Changuinola 9471 Stourbridge St. Thomas' No.1 (FF) (St. Thomas' No. 75 6 Stourbridge 2 Ward) Arthur Francis Squire Norton View Witton Street Not given 83 Bde., R.F.A. 89563 Oldbury Langley No.2 43 25 Oldbury (V) Asbury Arthur 6 Station Road Rflmn. K.R.R. 1273 Oldbury Langley No.2 43 26 Oldbury (V) Asbury Leonard 6 Station Road Pte. 9th K.O.Y.L.I. 63508 Oldbury Central No. 2 Halesowen 36 32 Oldbury (T) Ashcroft Frederick 41 Street Not given Not given Not given Hill North (J) 18 2 Hill (No. 1 Ward) Ashfield Arthur 2 Vicarage Road 2nd A.M. R.A.F. 106914 www.explorethepast.co.uk Page 7 Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service Absent Voters - Stourbridge Spring 1919 Alphabetical List Polling District Name (District Page Location Letter) House Name Serial Number on page Parish (Ward) Surname First Names / Number Street / Place Rank Regiment Number Oldbury Central No. 2 37 20 Oldbury (T) Ashfield George 9 Lodge Street Not given 16th R.
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