Addresses on Attestation Papers

[BrianR]

I need to find out what address the following gave on enlistment,can anyone help please ?

Pte W/850 George Dunn Cheshire Regiment

Pte 966 Arnold Shearim Royal Fusilliers

Pte 35772 Henry Travers Kings Liverpool Regiment

Pte 83341 Reginald Wright RAMC

[johnboy]

If they survived then I suspect their service record maybe the only place. If they died CWGC may give nok address . If the nok is parent it is possible they lived with them. If married before enlistment then that should be correct addres.

[dundeesown]

On His Discharge paper Arnold Shearim 966 Royal Fusiliers & 371837 Labour Corps has the address 13 Bridge Avenue Hammersmith London , you can see this on Find My Past.

Gary

[TEW]

Casualty lists seem to give towns of enlistment, I think up to about 1916.

Assuming they were wounded of course.

TEW

[Hywyn]

Casualty lists seem to give towns of enlistment, I think up to about 1916.

Assuming they were wounded of course.

TEW

A directive was issued around May 1916 that they give 'place of residence' (town/village etc) although, frustratingly, the Times ones did not comply until the end of the year.

Hywyn

[Andy Wade]

George Dunn
Birth Place: Carnforth, Durham
Death Date: 26 Nov 1915
Death Place: France and Flanders
Enlistment Place: Wallasey, Ches.
Rank: Private
Regiment: Cheshire Regiment
Battalion: 13th Battalion
Regimental Number: W/850
Type of Casualty: Killed in action

DUNN, GEORGE
Rank: Private
Service No: W/850
Date of Death: 26/11/1915
Age: 24
Regiment/Service: Cheshire Regiment 13th Bn.
Grave Reference: I. D. 12.
Cemetery: TANCREZ FARM CEMETERY
Additional Information: Son of Thomas and Mary Emma Dunn, of "The Stoops", Rainhill, Liverpool. Native of Durham.

Sole legatee on Soldier's effects is apparently 'Bessie Dron Davies'.