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... ) Private C. J. Bat*tone, signaller, 10385 , 6th Somerset Light Infantry, 14th Division, British Expeditionary Force. (22, St. Thomas-street, Wells; single.) Driver W. C. Stevens, 30056, 51st Brigade, R.F.A., Ammunition Column, 9th Division, B.E.F. Returned ...
... H. Board. 68953, 51st Battery, Royal Field Artillery, 39th Brigade, British Expeditionary Force. Wounded in the back. Now at Woolwich, en route for the front. (East Herrington, single.) Private C. Cribb, 7602, Somerset Light Infantry wounded in right ...
... Armourers’ Mat© Jas. B. Ridewood, H.M.S. Pegasus. (East Herrington, single.) Pte. Cecil Grant, 6099, A Co., 2nd Batt. Somerset Light Infantry, British Expeditionary Force. Killed in action on November lltb. (Leaves widow and two children Keward, Wells.) WOUNDED ...
... home address Weetbury, with his Captain are the only ones left of the original Company. Private C. Cribb, 7602. Somerset Light Infantry. wounded in right side. Now at home after being in Convalescent Home, Camp Hill, Woolton, Liverpool. (Wells, single.) ...
... home address Westbury, with his Captain are the only ones left of the original Company. Private C. Cribb, 7602, Somerset Light Infantry. wounded in right side. Now at home after being in Convalescent Home, Camp Hill, Woolton, Liverpool. (Wells, single.) ...
... with his Captain are the only ones left of the original Company. Private C. Cribb, 7602, Somerset Light Infantry wounded in right side. Now doing light duty at Plymouth. (Wells, single.) Driver W. Young, 49562, E Batt., R.H.A.. sth Cavalry Brigade, British ...
... equipment regulations. 1908. (Signed) H. HARDMAN, Captain and Adjutant, Battalion Somerset Light Infantry. LETTER A COMPANY. sth BATTALION SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY. Orders for the week commencing Monday, March. 1909: Duties. —Officer for duty. Lieut. C. ...
... 7.) Private C. J. Bat*tone. signaller, 10380 Gtb Somerset Light Infantry. 14th Division, British Expeditionary Force (22, St. Thomas-street. Welts; single.) Driver \V. C. Stevens, 30050, 51st Brigade. Ammunition Column, oth Division, 8.E.1. lleturned ...
... with his Captain are the only ones left of the original Company. Private C. Cribb, 7602, Somerset Light Infantry wounded in right side. Now doing light duty at Plymouth. (Wells, single.) Driver W. Young, 49562, E Batt., R.H.A.. Cavalry Brigade, British ...
... and ibe 4th that for every Territorial unit. The Dorset bortrcss Electric Lights Company. R.E., was. -aid. the only unit which had not been enlarged. Hie R.F.A.. and Infantry recruits were wanted supply reinforcing drafts for the Regiments. Batteries ...
... of the divisions singled out for special mention have been the original Territorial divisions. Of the 13 United Kingdom Infantry Divisions in the British Second Army. six are old Territorial Divisions, including our own 43rd Wessex, which, of course ...
... heavy counter-attacks which have cost them heavily. Near Maing one of these counterattacks was met by the 51st Division with the bayonet. The famous 51st Division claims the honour of first place in the Germans so-called Black Book of British Regiments, ...