War memorial books

[brownag]

Here is a list I’ve compiled over the years of some Great War rolls of honour, many of them (especially the newer ones) are related to names on memorials.

Most of them are Scottish and where I know of a copy in a Scottish library I’ve added that in brackets after the entry:

SGS – Scottish Genealogy Society Library

ML – Mitchell Library, Glasgow

ECL - Edinburgh Central Library

ECL-ER-Edinburgh Room, Edinburgh Central Library

NLS – National Library of Scotland

Unfortunately because this was complied for my own use I’ve not got the details of authors / editors / publishers etc and because some of these entries are taken from library index cards I haven’t actually seen all of them.

Those entries without a library noted after them were probably taken from an article in an old SMHS ‘Dispatch’ journal from a few years ago.

Universities

Aberdeen University Roll of Honour 1914-1918 (SGS) (ML)(NLS)

Edinburgh University of Roll of Honour 1914-1918 (SGS)(ECL-ER)(NLS)

Glasgow University Roll of Honour 1914-1918 (SGS)

St Andrews University Roll of Honour (ML)(NLS)

Schools

Aberdeen Grammar School Roll of Pupils - Appendix D (SGS)

Banff Academy (NLS)

Bellahouston Academy War Memorial 1914-1919

Dunfermline High School Roll of Honour 1914-1918 (SGS)(NLS)

Edinburgh Academy Register War Supplement 1914-1918 (SGS) (ML)

Edinburgh Institute & Melville College (NLS)

Fettes College Roll of Honour

Forfar Academy (NLS)

George Heriot’s School War Record 1914-1918 (SGS) (ML) (ECL-ER)(NLS)

Glasgow Academy Roll of Honour 1914-1918 (SGS)(NLS)

Glasgow High School Roll of Honour 1914 (NLS)

Hillhead High School Roll of Honour

Inverness Academical War Record (ML)

John Neilson Institute Roll of Honour

Kelvinside Academy 1878-1923

Loretto Roll of Honour 1914-1920 (ML)(NLS)

Merchiston Castle School 1914-1918 (SGS) (ML)(NLS)

Royal High School of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (ECL-ER)(NLS)

Royal Technical College of Glasgow

Watsonian War Record 1914-1918 (SGS) (ECL-ER)

District

Aberdeen & District Roll of Honour (NLS)

Arbroath and District (NLS)

Ardrishaig Roll of Honour (ML)

Auchterarder Roll of Honour (NLS)

Baldernock War Memorial (ML)

Banchory War Memorial (SGS)

Blair Atholl & Killiecrankie Roll of Honour 1915 (NLS)

Boharm Soldiers and Sailors

Border Heroes of the Great war (Tweedale, Etterick, Yarrow, Gala Water,

Leader vale, Teviotdale, Ale Water and the Merse) (NLS)

Bridge of Allan Roll of Honour (ML)(NLS)

Brodick and Arran in the Great War (ML) (SGS)

Caithness ‘The Sword in the North’ (ML)

Coatbridge and the Great War

Comrie in the Great War

Currie, Balerono and Juniper Green War Memorials (SGS)

Denny and Dunipace Roll of Honour (ML) (SGS)

Fife in the Great War (Part I): Kirkcaldy and Dysart (SGS)

Forfar and District 1914-1919 (SGS)(ML)

Greenock Great War Roll of Honour (SGS)(ML)

Hawick and District 1914-1918 ‘All these Fine Fellows’ (SGS)

Ireland’s Memorial Records 1914-1918 (ML)

Kilmacolm Roll of Honour (NLS)

Kilwinning & Bartonholm 1914-1915 (NLS)

Kinghorn Roll of Honour (NLS)

Kirkcudright: The Stewarty Roll of Honour

Lewis Rolls of Honour 1915 & 1920 ‘Loyal Lewis’ (ML)(NLS)

Lochbroom ‘The Men of Lochbroom’ (ML)(NLS)

Lossie War Memorial (SGS)

Macduff Roll of Honour (ML)

Morayshire Roll of Honour (SGS)(ML)(NLS)

Mull and Iona 1914-1915 (ML)

Nairnshire Roll of Honour (NLS)

New Kilpatrick’s Response 1914-1918 (SGS)

Paisley’s Fallen in the Great War

Peebleshire Roll of Honour 1914-1915 (NLS)

Ross-shire Roll of Honour 1915 (NLS)

Rothesay and Bute Roll of Honour (ML)

Scone Roll of Honour 1914-1918 (NLS)

Selkirk Roll of Honour 1914-1918 (SGS)(NLS)

Shetland Roll of Honour and Service (NLS)

Skye & Lochalsh Roll of Honour (NLS)

Stirling Roll of Honour (NLS)

Tibbermore and Hillyland, Tulloch and Burghmuir Roll of Honour 1914-1919 (NLS)

Tongue Parish, Sutherland ‘Never More’

Turriff & Twelve Miles Around (NLS)

Tweedale and Peebles (ML)

Wanlockhead Roll of Honour (NLS)

Churches

Cardross Parish Church War Memorial (NLS)

Dean & St Cuthbert’s United Free Church Roll of Honour, Edinburgh (NLS)

Linthouse United Free Church, Govan Roll of Honour (NLS)

Murrayfield Parish Church & 44th Edinburgh Company, Boy’s Brigade 1917 (NLS)

Nairn Parish Church Roll of Honour

Old Kirkpatrick Church 1914-1919 (NLS)

Paterson United Free Church, Kirkwall (NLS)

Powis Parish Church, Aberdeen (NLS)

St George’s United Free Church, Aberdeen 1915 (NLS)

United Free Church, Glasgow (ML)

Clans

The Clan Donald Roll of Honour 1914-1918 (SGS)

The Clan MacRae Roll of Honour and Service (ML)

The Clan Mackay Roll of Honour (ML)

The Clan Morrison Roll of Honour (NLS)

Companies (not including Banks)

Aberdeen Corporation Roll of Honour

Caxton House Printing Office, Dundee Roll of Honour (NLS)

Clark & Co. Ltd, Paisley Roll of Honour (ML)

David Black & Co. (Glasgow and Edinburgh) (RHF Museum Glasgow)

John Menzies and Company 1914-1919 (SGS)(ML)(NLS)

National Guardian Scottish Trade Roll of Honour

Scottish Commercial Travellers (Glasgow Branch) Roll of Honour (NLS)

Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society Roll of Honour (ML)(NLS)

Scottish Union and National Insurance Co. Roll of Honour

Singer Manufacturing Company Limited Roll of Honour (NLS)

WD and HO Wills Roll of Honour and War Service 1914-1918 (SGS)

William Graham & Co. Roll of Honour

Banks

British Linen Bank 1914-1918 (Included in Bank History) (SGS)

Commercial Bank of Scotland Ltd.

National Bank of Scotland Roll of Honour (ML) (SGS?)

North of Scotland Bank 1914-1918 (SGS)

Northern Assurance Company Limited 1914-1918 (SGS)

Royal Bank of Scotland (Included in Bank History) (SGS)

Union Bank of Scotland 1914-1918 (SGS)(ML)

Royal Bank of Scotland Book of Remembrance (RBoS)*

*Note: The Royal Bank of Scotland Group have compiled a list of all the names on the War Memorials belonging to the Group today. This includes the WMs of those banks which have merged since 1918 to form the Royal Bank of Scotland and NatWest Bank. I have an electronic copy if anyone wants one.

Units

2nd City of Edinburgh Battery RFA 1914-1918 (ECL -ER)

9th (Queen’s Royal) Lancers 1914-1918 (NLS)

14th Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery, Roll of Honour (NLS)

Black Watch Officers 1740- 1927 (SGS)

Bond of Sacrifice. (Officers Killed 1914 and 1915) (SGS)

Cameron Highlanders Enlistments 1882-1917 (SGS)

Cross of Sacrifice (Officers Killed 1914-1922, CWGC entries) (SGS)

New Zealand Expeditionary Force Roll of Honour 1914-1918 (SGS)

Officers Died in Gallipoli (SGS)

Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Military Nursing Service Roll of Honour (NLS)

Roll of Honour Vol. 1 Ruigny and Rainevail (ML)(NLS)

Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force casualties 1914-1918 (SGS)

Royal Naval Division Battalions (SGS)

Anson, Nelson, Howe, Hood, Hawke, Drake

Royal Navy and RNVR Submariners Roll of Honour 1914-1918 (NLS)

Others

Boy Scouts Roll of Honour 1914 (NLS)

British Jewery Book of Honour (ML)

Camanachd Association Rules of Play and Roll of Honour (NLS)

Cockburns in the Great War (SGS)(NLS)

Glasgow Faculty of Procurators (ML)

House of Commons Book of Remembrance 1914-1918 (ML)

Institute of Chartered Accountants (NLS)

Institute of Civil Engineers (ML)

Institute of Electrical Engineers (NLS)

Junior Philatelic Society Roll of Honour (NLS)

Muster Roll of the Manse 1919 (ML)

New Zealand Cricket & Rugby Roll of Honour (NLS)

Pipes of War (SGS)

Rugby Football International Roll of Honour 1919 (ML)(NLS)

Sons of the Manse, Muster Roll 1915 (ECL)(ML)

Writers to the Signet 1914-1919 (NLS)

Cheers

Adam

[shaymen]

Frev / Adam

Thanks very much

Appreciated

Glyn

[Nick Cooper]

A Village Goes to War - a History of the Men of Ravensthorpe who fell in the Great War by David John Tattersfield. IIRC, the book is based around the names on the WM in Ravensthorpe, West Yorskhire.

[Michael Pegum]

Here are some from Ireland, north and south:

Bushmills Heroes 1914 – 1918. Thompson, Robert, Coleraine, 1995

Ballymoney Heroes 1914 – 1918. Thompson, Robert, Coleraine, 1999

Portrush Heroes 1914 – 1918. Thompson, Robert, Coleraine, 2001

Coleraine Heroes 1914 – 1918. Thompson, Robert, Coleraine, 2004

Newry's War Dead 1914 – 18; 1939 – 45. Moffett, Colin (Ed.) Newry, 2002. ISBN 0 900903 41 4

Roll of Employees who served, 1914 – 1918. Guinness, Dublin, 1920

The Great War 1914 – 1918. Bank of Ireland Staff Service Record, Dublin, 1920

College of St. Columba Roll of Honour 1914 – 1918. Dublin 1919

The Cruel Clouds of War. Roll of Honour of Belvedere College, Dublin. Murphy, O. (Ed.) Dublin, 2003

Sligo Men in the Great War. McGuinn, James. Belturbet, 1994. ISBN 0 9524841 0 2

[shaymen]

Nick / Michael

Thank you for your contributions.

The list is growing nicely.

Glyn

[Fred W]

Glyn,

Here is mine They Are Not Fogotten First World War Memorials in Nelson Lancashire.

100 published about 10 or 12 left.

Fred

[shaymen]

Fred

Where is yours available from ?

PM if you wish

Regards

Glyn

[Terry Denham]

A few from Sussex...

1) Men of Southover

Alison M.Benton 1998

2) Valiant Hearts of Ringmer

Geoffrey Bridger 1993

3) Lest We Forget - The Gallant Men of Hamsey

Susan Rowland 1995

4) We Will Remember Them (Danehill)

Philip G.Lucas 2001

5) Eastbourne's Great War

R.A.Elliston 1999

6) Ewhurst Remembers

Brian M.Powell 1998

7) A Small Town at War (Cuckfield)

Alan Miller 1999

[shaymen]

Thank you Terry

Much appreciated

Glyn

[larneman]

DEAR MRS JONES - THE GREAT WAR DEAD OF CREWE AND NANTWICH (ISBN:0952876019)

Potts, Mark and Bratherton, Joy

London (Nantwich): Wonderworks, 2001.

a listing of those who gave their lives in the Great War together with where they died; their kinfolk; etc but all from the Crewe and Nantwich areas.

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Accrington Pals: Tribute To The Men Of Accrington And District...who Volunteered, Fought And Died In The Great War, 1914-1918 (ISBN:1871236169)

Turner, William

Lancashire County Books, Uk, 1992. ( 48 Pages) 93 Illustrations

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Liam

[FredJCarss]

Peace Souvenir and Local War Record with Roll of Honour of Wishaw and Cambusnethan Parish. Published by Wright Murray & Co. Ltd., "Herald" Office, 85 main Street, Wishaw.

The Parish of Comrie's Part in The Great War 1914 - 1918. By Alexander MacGregor 1921

Fred.J Carss

[shaymen]

Fred / Liam

Thanks for those

Glyn

[Clive Maier]

While looking for something else, I found this reference in the second edition of the IWM War Memorials Handbook (2001).

A list of recently published rolls of honour books containing biographical details of the names recorded on local war memorials is maintained and updated by James Brazier, editor of the Western Front Association Bulletin. To obtain a copy contact the WFA.

[carninyj]

Michael et al

There's also one for the war memorial in Kilrea, Co Londonderry, NI. I cannot remember who wrote it. He died and the book was completed by Robert Thompson and published. It provides more depth of information than would be in some of Robert's own books.

Regards

Carninyj

[larneman]

Do not know if you are looking for this sort of referance, Glyn.

Most interesting website for those interested in the Newcastle area.

extracted from http://www.thenortheast.com/archives/UserGuides/20_WW1.html

War memorials and Rolls of Honour

Newcastle

Commercial Exchange Co Ltd, roll of members who served 1914-1918 DT/NCE/12

Constabulary Roll of Honour of members of police and fire brigade serving in Great War PA/NC/5/56

DLI, 9th Battalion, plans of memorial 1921 DX 730/1/1-4

Education Committee Employees Roll of Honour 1918 486 Box 10601

Gosforth Urban District Council volume re. war memorial 1918-27 UD/GO/22

Jesmond United Reformed Church links to 4 Batt. Tyneside Scottish including keeping colours, war memorials, photos of men killed 1931/92-6

Newcastle City Council, roll of honour (list of members of the council, chief officials, their sons & grandsons, sons-in-law who joined the forces in WWI) 1918 T237/1

Newcastle City Council, Museums Dept, Eldon Square War Memorial - correspondence and cuttings re design & fund 1920-21 T132/52,53

Ralph Hedley Ltd, artistic and memorial carvers, various memorials and rolls of honour e.g. Tynemouth High School DT/RH

War Memorial for Gainford St. Peter's School 1920-3 359/409

North Tyneside

Churches: Our Lady and St Columba's RC. Wallsend, War Memorial Committee Minutes, 1920 C/WA9/1/17

Whitley Bay Congregational, order of service at unveiling of war memorial 1933/10

Preston Colliery War Memorial, file 1934 T15/ 950

Unveiling of St Bartholomew's, Longbenton War Memorial, with roll of honour 1803/1/5

Unveiling of Tynemouth War Memorial, photo 28 March 1925 1630

South Tyneside

Jarrow and Monkton Joint Burial Board Correspondence with the War Graves Commission, including list of graves and details of headstones BB/HMJ/8/1-12

South Shields War Memorial Committee, papers re proposed endowment of a children's hospital as an adjunct to Ingham Infirmary, including plans of war memorial cross 1919-26 HO.ING/41

Sunderland

Churches: Clockwell St. Methodist Church, Southwick, Sunderland Souvenir of the Great War listing church members served and fallen C/SU51/19

St Michael's RC Church , Houghton-le-Spring, list of those who died from the congregation 1914-1945 C/HS2/42

Silksworth and Tunstall Joint War Memorial Committee, photographs 1930's CP/SI/8/1-3

River Wear Commissioners, programme for the unveiling of the War Memorial by Colonel Vaux 1921 202/3745

Hetton-le-Hole UDC, files re War Graves Commission 220/273 and 286

Sunderland Borough Council, Imperial War Graves Commission 270/File 214

Newall's Insulation Co Ltd, roll of honour 1919 1759/73

Address & E-mail:

Tyne & Wear Archives Service

Blandford House

Blandford Square

Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4JA

United Kingdom

twas@gateshead.gov.uk

greetings

Liam

[shaymen]

Liam / Clive / Carninyj

Thanks for all your input

Regards

Glyn

[Michael Pegum]

Here are two more from Ireland:

"The Widow's Penny". A record of Limerick men and women who died in the Great War. McNamara, Patrick. The Limerick Leader, 2000. No ISBN number.

"Follow Them up from Carlow". Casualties from Co. Carlow in the Great War. Maguire, Paul, The Leinster Leader, 2002. No ISBN number.

Both were published by local papers, and are available only in local bookshops, I think. However, I have copies of all those listed in my previous post and this one, and could answer any queries about specific names.

Michael

[shaymen]

Thanks Michael.

I was about to knock this thread back up again.

All those that have been listed and many others I have come across I have now put onto an Excel file - This should be available to any one who wants one in a couple of weeks - It will always be ongoing as I find more - But its a start.

Glyn

[robbie]

Glyn,

Library only I'm afraid as costs were too high.  It is also in the local High Schools and Churches. An extract is also on the Community Council webpage at http://www.ma.hw.ac.uk/ccc/history/curriemem_ww1.htm

and

http://www.ma.hw.ac.uk/ccc/history/curriemem_ww2.htm

Aye

Malcolm

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Hi Malcolm,

I thought Langemarck was a German only cemetery. We went there on the recent Pals tour.

From your link: EASTON Alexander Flemming Pte Juniper Green HLI 09/01/18 age32 Langemark,Belgium..

I must have missed him..

Robbie

[Alan_J]

Minty Farm Cemetery, Langemarck, not the German cemetery (courtesy of CWGC site). Cement House Cemetery is also near Langemarck, to the west.

Alan

[robbie]

Minty Farm Cemetery, Langemarck, not the German cemetery (courtesy of CWGC site).   Cement House Cemetery is also near Langemarck, to the west.

Alan

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Thanks ALan, all is clear now. I did not for one moment believe that our scottish friend got it wrong, aye malcolm?

Robbie

[Borden Battery]

Here is a segment from the CEF Study Group's recommended list [1 May 2005 Edition] of Great War websites. The full list [20 pages] can be accessed from The Canadian Expeditionary Force Study Group can be accessed at the following URL address: http://www.cefresearch.com

Great War Honour Websites

Note: CEF Study Group member websites denoted with asterisk "*"

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Canadian Book of Remembrance

The Books of Remembrance contain the names of Canadians who fought in wars and died either during or after them. All the books are kept in the Memorial Chamber located in the Peace Tower on Parliament Hill. The purpose of creating a site that displays these books on the Internet is to make them more accessible to the public. Quite aptly named are these testaments to Canada's past, for by their very title they remind us to never forget the foundations of courage on which Canada is built.

http://collection.nlc-bnc.ca/100/200/301/i...ks/remember.htm

The Canadian Virtual War Memorial

This site contains a registry of information about the graves memorials of more than 116,000 Canadians and Newfoundlanders who served valiantly and gave their lives for their country.

http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/remembers/sub.cfm...ions/virtualmem

The Maple Leaf Legacy Project

A Project in Remembrance of Canada's War Dead. The aim of the Maple Leaf Legacy Project is to photograph or obtain a photograph of every Canadian War Grave of the 20th Century. These photos will be made freely available on the project's web site. The project relies solely on the kind assistance of the hundreds of volunteers and sponsors around the world to get the photographs or to donate funds to help pay for the good work of the project. The Maple Leaf Legacy Project is a registered charity and can issue charitable tax receipts.

http://www.mapleleaflegacy.ca/

Royal Bank of Canada - Great War Honour Roll

A total of 1,495 Royal Bank staff members enlisted for active service. Of these, 186 were killed in action or died in hospital and five were missing in action. After the war, 786 employees were reinstated, while 516 elected not to return to the bank. In 1920, Royal Bank published a Roll of Honour commemorating those staff members who died or were missing in action - this is the main feature of this site.

http://www.rbc.com/history/in_remembrance/ww1.html

142 St. Andrew's College Highland Cadet Corps

St. Andrew's distinguished Army Cadet Corps. Cadets have been a part of school life since 1905. There is a good honour site for WWI and WWII soldiers.

http://kilby.sac.on.ca/ActivitiesClubs/cad...ory/History.htm

Assiniboia, MN - Anavets – Unit 283

A simple honour roll listing soldiers from both the Great War and the Second World War. Someone might take interest to research more information on these men.

http://anavets283.com/honour.html

Montreal Roll of Honour

Honours all Anglo-Montrealers who served in various wars from the Napoleonic to present. The list of those who served with some cases having a link to history/photos/papers of the individual, plus an email address for the writer. This site would enable researchers to contact family/persons with an interest in this person.

http://www.rootsweb.com/~qcmtl-w/RollofHonour.htm

Nominal Roll of CEF Nursing Sisters: Killed or Died Overseas in Great War

A simple list of nursing casualties linked to Attestation Papers will be of interest to researchers of the medical elements of the Great War.

http://www.collectionscanada.ca/05/0518/05...01061002_e.html

Native Veterans Association of Northwestern Ontario

Honour Roll of World War I (1914 -1918) Indian Soldiers of Robinson-Superior 1950 Treaty, Treaty #3, and Treaty #9 that served in World War I.

http://collections.ic.gc.ca/nativeterans/honourI.htm

*The South Africa War Graves Project

The goal of the South Africa War Graves Project is to archive photographs of every single South African & Rhodesian war grave from the 2nd Anglo-Boer War, WW1, WW2, Korea, Rand Revolt, Freedom Struggle, Angola-Border War to present day. These photos will either be in the format of a picture of a headstone or a name on a memorial.

http://www.southafricawargraves.org/

Ypres Graveyard Photos

Website is still under construction but shows much promise both in terms of format and content.

http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~dccfarr/photos.htm

War Memorials, Historic Monuments and Plaques in Nova Scotia

A listing of war memorials and cenotaphs in Nova Scotia, often with photographs.

http://www.newscotland1398.net/remem/plaques.html

Brockville Memorial Website [April 2005]

This web site is dedicated to the memory of those Brockville citizens who served in World War 1, World War 2, Korean War, and U.N. Peacekeeping. Organization of Military Museums of Canada (OMMC) started this project, as an organization who wishes to create a complete online database of all Military Memorials in Canada. It is simple and tasteful with a listing of soldiers and medal recipients.

http://www.brockvillemuseum.com/MilitaryMemorial/index.html

Port Hope Memorial Website [April 2005]

This is an on-line version of a book put together, in 1919, to commemorate those who served from Port Hope. Clicking on the book photo will take you to a Roll of Honour, plus some men have detailed bios plus photos. Also a list of nursing sisters from the area plus awards received by those of Port Hope. Very nicely done.

http://www.nhb.com/hunter/Remembrance.htm

Military Memorials in Canada [April 2005]

This site is dedicated to cataloging Military Memorials in Canada and is meant as a supplement to the National Inventory maintained by the Directorate of History and Heritage. There is an excellent section on how to photograph Memorials. At present the site is focussed on Memorials in Ontario and is still being developed. The mix of photos and detailed information for the existing entries is excellent. In the future, sites in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick will be added. It is a site well worth visiting and keeping an eye on as it develops.

http://www.5thwheel.com/memorial/default.htm

[Patrick H]

Glyn

are you mad!!! Will take you rest of your days to sort this lot out. However, I am currently working on Lambourne (Abridge) and Warley and will let you know

Patrick

[Malcolm]

Hi Malcolm,

I thought Langemarck was a German only cemetery. We went there on the recent Pals tour.

From your link: EASTON Alexander Flemming  Pte Juniper Green HLI 09/01/18  age32 Langemark,Belgium..

I must have missed him..

Robbie

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Hi, Robbie,

I was not responsible for what went on the Community Council site you looked at but it was extracted from the Memorial transcript I prepared.

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ALEXANDER FLEMMING EASTON

Private

35350

10th Bn., Highland Light Infantry

who died on

Wednesday, 9th January 1918. Age 26.

Born: Juniper Green

SNWM gives 18th Bn. formerly 25015, R. Scots.

Additional information: Son of Alexander and Isabella Easton, of Grove Cottage, Juniper Green, Midlothian.

Commemorative Information

Cemetery: MINTY FARM CEMETERY, Langemark-Poelkapelle, West-V.,Belgium

Grave Reference II. A. II.

Location:

Langemark is located north of the town of Ieper off the N313. From the Markt take the Korte Ieperstraat, at the crossroads turn right into Boezingestraat, after 500 metres take the first turning left into Ieperstraat. Follow this road to the T junction at the end, turn right into Briekstraat, 1st left still Briekstraat, take again the 1st turning left called Hemelrijkstraat. The cemetery is 200 metres along this road on the left hand side.

Local memorial: Juniper Green St Andrews

Unit information:

10th HLI

Formed at Hamilton August 1914 -K1 - to Bordon in 28th Brigade, 9th Scottish Division. May 1915 landed at Havre. 6 – 14/5/1916 attached to South African Brigade 14/5/1916 to 46th Brigade, 15th Division and amalgamated with 11th HLI to form 10/11th. 1/2/1918 to 119th Brigade, 40th Division. 16/2/1918 to 120th Brigade, 40th Division.

6/5/1918 reduced to cadre. 3/6/1918 to 34th Division. 16/6/1918 to 14th Division at Boulogne and sailed for England going to Brookwood, Aldershot in 43rd Brigade, 14th Division. 21/6/1918 absorbed 22nd HLI and reformed as 10th HLI. 5/7/1918 landed at Boulogne. 11/11/1918 in same Helchin, Belgium.

January 1918, 10/11th HLI in 15th Division was holding the line near Ypres.

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Aye

Malcolm

[shaymen]

Glyn

are you mad!!! Will take you rest of your days to sort this lot out. However, I am currently working on Lambourne (Abridge) and Warley and will let you know

Patrick

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Patrick

The answer is probably YES - I am sure my wife thinks so.

BB - Thanks for the input

Glyn