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Roll of Honour of Officers of the Gloucestershire Regiment Who Died in the Great War |
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Those Officers of The Gloucestershire Regiment Who Died in the Great War Whilst Serving With 1/6th Battalion (TF) |
No |
Date Died |
Surname |
Forenames |
Rank |
Decs |
Age |
Cause |
Country |
Location/Sector |
Cemetery/Memorial |
Notes |
Died in 1915 (3 officers) |
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1 |
30th May |
YOUNG |
Wilfrid Henry |
2Lt |
- |
26 |
DOW |
Belgium |
Near Le Gheer, Ploegsteert Wood |
Lancashire Cottage Cemetery (II.A.10) |
(1) |
2 |
22nd November |
SCHWALM |
Charles Edward |
Lt |
- |
23 |
KIA |
France |
Near Hebuterne, Somme |
Hebuterne Military Cemetery (I.L.24) |
- |
3 |
26th November |
IRVINE |
Paget George |
Capt |
- |
39 |
KIA |
France |
Near Hebuterne, Somme |
Hebuterne Military Cemetery (I.L.23) |
- |
Died in 1916 (9 officers) |
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4 |
24th March |
BRINDAL |
Gladstone |
2Lt |
- |
32 |
DOW |
France |
Hospital at Le Havre |
St Marie Cemetery, Le Havre (Div.19.U.4) |
(2) |
5 |
27th April |
NOTT |
Henry Paton |
Lt |
MiD |
21 |
KIA |
France |
Near Hebuterne, Somme |
Hebuterne Military Cemetery (I.L.17) |
- |
6 |
21st July |
ELLIOTT |
Gerald Ewen |
Capt |
- |
26 |
KIA |
France |
Near Ovillers, Somme |
Thiepval Memorial (Pier & Face 5A and 5B) |
- |
7 |
22nd July |
SMITH |
Arthur Roughton |
2Lt |
- |
23 |
DOW |
France |
DS at Warloy-Baillon, west of Albert, Somme |
Warloy-Baillon Communal Cemetery Ext (I.D.8) |
(3) |
8 |
23rd July |
COATES |
Cecil Evelyn |
Major |
- |
31 |
KIA |
France |
East of Railway Line, west of Pozieres, Somme |
Pozieres British Cemetery (IV.F.52) |
- |
9 |
23rd July |
DILLON |
George Charles Tracey |
2Lt |
- |
29 |
KIA |
France |
East of Railway Line, west of Pozieres, Somme |
Thiepval Memorial (Pier & Face 5A and 5B) |
- |
10 |
27th July |
BIRD |
Ernest Walter |
Capt |
- |
27 |
DOW |
France |
CCS at Gezaincourt, south west of Doullens, Somme |
Gezaincourt Communal Cemetery Ext (I.D.12) |
(4) |
11 |
22nd August |
GILMORE |
John Kenneth |
Capt |
- |
26 |
KIA |
France |
"Hindenburg Trench", south of Thiepval, Somme |
Thiepval Memorial (Pier & Face 5A and 5B) |
- |
12 |
22nd August |
WOODFORD |
Charles Basil Stanley |
2Lt |
- |
39 |
KIA |
France |
"Hindenburg Trench", south of Thiepval, Somme |
Ypres Menin Gate Memorial |
(5) |
Died in 1917 (9 officers) |
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13 |
24th February |
PETERS |
Gerard |
2Lt |
- |
25 |
DOI |
France |
DS at Meharicourt, near Roye |
Fouquescourt British Cemetery (III.J.5) |
- |
14 |
18th April |
KING |
Leonard |
Lt |
MC |
27 |
KIA |
France |
Villers-Faucon, north west of St Quentin |
Villers-Faucon Communal Cemetery (D.51) |
- |
15 |
18th April |
NOTT |
Louis Cameron |
Capt |
MC |
23 |
KIA |
France |
Villers-Faucon, north west of St Quentin |
Villers-Faucon Communal Cemetery (D.53) |
- |
16 |
18th April |
NOTT |
Thomas Walker |
Lt Col |
DSO, MiD |
28 |
KIA |
France |
Villers-Faucon, north west of St Quentin |
Villers-Faucon Communal Cemetery (D.55) |
- |
17 |
24th April |
BROWN |
James Ferguson |
2Lt |
- |
28 |
KIA |
France |
"The Knoll", near Tombois Farm, north east of Lempire |
Thiepval Memorial (Pier & Face 5A and 5B) |
- |
18 |
24th April |
PEARS |
Norman |
2Lt |
- |
25 |
KIA |
France |
"The Knoll", near Tombois Farm, north east of Lempire |
Thiepval Memorial (Pier & Face 5A and 5B) |
- |
19 |
15th August |
FULLERTON |
John Kenneth |
Capt |
MiD |
20 |
DOW |
Belgium |
DS at DuHallow Camp, north of Ypres |
DuHallow ADS Cemetery, N of Ypres (I.B.8) |
(6) |
20 |
9th October |
HILL |
Alexander Sidney |
2Lt |
- |
26 |
KIA |
Belgium |
"Vacher Farm", south east of Poelcapelle |
Tyne Cot Memorial (Panel 72 to 75) |
- |
21 |
17th October |
TITLEY |
Richard Guy |
Capt |
MC |
24 |
DOW |
Belgium |
CCS at Krombeke, north west of Poperinghe |
Dozinghem Military Cemetery (XII.F.17) |
(7) |
Died in 1918 (3 officers) |
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22 |
16th June |
WILKINS |
Mervyn Sydney |
Lt |
- |
25 |
KIA |
Italy |
"Cesuna Switch", Magnaboschi, Asiago Plateau |
Magnaboschi British Cemetery (2.C.1) |
- |
23 |
19th June |
MILES |
Jesse Samuel |
2Lt |
- |
30 |
DOW |
Italy |
CCS at Montecchio Precalcino, Asiago Plateau |
Montecchio Precalcino Communal Cem (4.C.2) |
(8) |
24 |
25th October |
GARNHAM |
Percival |
2Lt |
- |
28 |
DOI |
Italy |
CCS at Montecchio Precalcino, Asiago Plateau |
Montecchio Precalcino Communal Cem (8.C.2) |
- |
Officers of Other Regiments Who Died in the Great War Whilst Serving With 1/6th Battalion (TF) (7 officers) |
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1 |
23rd July 1916 |
BALDERSON |
Henry Leslie Paxton |
2Lt |
- |
24 |
KIA |
France |
East of Railway Line, west of Pozieres, Somme |
Pozieres British Cemetery (IV.G.43) |
Devon Regt |
2 |
23rd July 1916 |
CORBETT |
Harry |
2Lt |
- |
24 |
KIA |
France |
East of Railway Line, west of Pozieres, Somme |
Thiepval Memorial (Pier and Face 1C) |
Devon Regt |
3 |
23rd July 1916 |
PARAMORE |
Robert Edward Pynsent |
Lt |
- |
19 |
KIA |
France |
East of Railway Line, west of Pozieres, Somme |
Thiepval Memorial (Pier and Face 1C) |
Devon Regt |
4 |
18th April 1917 |
BURDESS |
Rev Matthew Forster |
Capt |
- |
39 |
KIA |
France |
Villers-Faucon, north west of St Quentin |
Villers-Faucon Communal Cemetery (D.50) |
Chaplains Dept |
5 |
18th April 1917 |
GERRARD |
Robert Finlay |
Major |
MiD |
29 |
KIA |
France |
Villers-Faucon, north west of St Quentin |
Villers-Faucon Communal Cemetery (D.54) |
Royal Scots |
6 |
18th April 1917 |
HARRISON |
Everard |
Capt |
- |
37 |
KIA |
France |
Villers-Faucon, north west of St Quentin |
Villers-Faucon Communal Cemetery (D.52) |
RAMC |
7 |
27th June 1917 |
DODSON |
Henry Howard |
2Lt |
- |
30 |
KIA |
France |
Near Hermies, east of Bapaume |
Lebucquiere Communal Cemetery Ext (IV.B.10) |
Hants Regt |
Notes: 1. YOUNG was wounded near Le Gheer on 3oth May 1915. 2. BRINDAL was wounded during a German attack at Hebuterne on 18th March 1916. 3. SMITH was wounded near Ovillers on 21st July 1916. 4. BIRD was wounded near Pozieres on 23rd July 1916. 5. WOODFORD should properly be commemorated on Thiepval Memorial. 6. FULLERTON was wounded north east of Ypres on 14th August 1917. 7. TITLEY was wounded at Vacher Farm, south east of Poelcapelle, on 9th October 1917. 8. MILES was wounded at "Cesuna Switch", north east of Magnaboschi on 16th June 1918. |
Battalion History |
The 6th Battalion was formed at Bristol in 1908 following the Territorial and Reserve Forces Act 1907, as the 6th Battalion Territorial Force (formerly the 3rd Volunteer Battalion). The Battalion formed a 1st Line unit (1/6th Battalion) and a 2nd Line unit (2/6th Battalion) at Bristol in September 1914. A 3rd Line unit (3/4th Battalion) was formed at Bristol in early 1915.
The 1/6th Battalion was assigned to 144th Infantry Brigade, 48th (1st South Midland) Division in August 1914 and arrived with the BEF in France on 29th March 1915. Served in France and Flanders, and Italy.
11 Battle Honours, earned at: France and Flanders 1915 - 1917, Ypres 1917, Langemarck 1917, Somme 1916, Albert 1916, Pozieres, Broodseinde, Poelcapelle, Italy 1917 - 18, Piave, Vittorio-Veneto.
After the war the Battalion served in Albania, Montenegro and Egypt for Garrison duties before returning to Bristol in March 1920. Reformed and re-equipped as 44th Royal Tank Regiment in November 1941. Later redesignated 44th Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps. |
Regimental History |
Detailed regimental history of the Gloucestershire Regiment can be viewed here, here and here. |
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