1

16th July 1919

THOMAS

Morgan

Lt

-

?

NA List formerly 2nd Battalion

Pontrhydyfen, near Port Talbot

(1)

2

29th September 1919

JONES

Thomas Lloyd Rees

Lt

-

26

NA List formerly 4th Battalion

Llanfihangel, near Lampeter

(2)

3

6th October 1919

DAVIES

Thomas Howell

Capt

MiD

33

NA List formerly 11th Battalion

Ystradgynlais, near Swansea

(3)

4

17th December 1919

BIGGERTON-EVANS

Arthur Basil George

Capt

-

26

3rd (Reserve) Battalion

Bulgaria

(4)

5

10th January 1920

BROWN

Harold James

Capt

MC

24

NA List formerly 12th Battalion

Cardiff

(5)

6

8th August 1920

RICHARDS

Howard Wynne

2Lt

-

32

Formerly 1/1st Brecknockshire Battalion

Llangorse, near Brecon

(6)

7

27th January 1921

LIGHTFOOT

William Richardson

2Lt

-

24

NA List formerly 8th Battalion

Ringwood, Hants

(7)

8

8th April 1921

BARRY

Gerard Thomas Joseph

Major

-

38

Special List

Cork, Ireland

(8)

23rd February 1919

WILLIAMS

Fawcett Thomas

Capt

-

27

Welsh Regt att 2nd Battalion

Mutford, Norfolk

-

24th April 1920

GOWER

John Richard

Capt (QM)

MBE, MiD*

49

Welsh Regt formerly att 7th Battalion

Merthyr Tydfil

-

Notes:

1.     THOMAS served with 2nd Battalion and was wounded near Monchy le Preux, Arras, on 23rd April 1917.

2.     JONES served with 4th Battalion in Mesopotamia and was wounded in that theatre.

3.     DAVIES served with 11th Battalion which was disbanded in France on 27th February 1918.   He had also served with the Middlesex Regiment.

4.     BIGGERTON-EVANS was serving with the HQ of The Army of Occupation in Bulgaria post Armistice.

5.     BROWN served with 12th Battalion which was disbanded in France on 10th February 1918.

6.     RICHARDS died of illness after retirement from the Army on health grounds.   Grateful thanks to Mr Glenn Horridge of Westminster School who provided this information.

7.     LIGHTFOOT served with 8th Battalion at Salonica.   It was not until February 2015 that he was accepted for commemoration by the MoD/CWGC.

8.     BARRY was accidentally shot at Cork on 8th April 1921.

9.     None of these officers appear in the Roll of Honour published in "The History of the South Wales Borderers" by C T Atkinson.

10.   The NA List (Non-Active List) refers to the group of officers who retired during or after the Great War because of temporary or permanent unfitness for any service due to medical or other reasons.