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Hello has anyone researched the Barry Railway roll of Honour looking for information regarding J. Jarrett

kind regards Philip

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2 hours ago, 2li said:

Barry Railway roll of Honour

Is that a roll of service or deaths?  Military or civilian?

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The first name, Harry W H, may well be a relative of mine.

If anyone knows of any 'threads' I can follow it would be appreciated, as I'm not getting much in my initial searches.

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Trav 

 

 I assume that Private 229315   William Herbert Harry 1st Battalion Monmouthshire Regt KIA  27/8/1917 and commemorated on the Loos Memorial. 

Parents Mr & Mrs Harry of Trehill, St Nicholas , Cardiff , is your man. 

Malcolm 

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2 hours ago, Trav said:

, Harry W H,

Better to start your own thread for him if you haven't already. The man Malcolm identified above was a clerk with the Barry Railway. He has a surviving service record of sorts and his death was reported by the OC 115 TrenchMortar Battery. He had passed via the 11th SWBorderers

Charlie

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21 hours ago, charlie962 said:

What do you have already? What are you looking for specifically? NRM has a possible.

Charlie

Hello Charlie

J. JARRETT is the chap I am looking into I would like to know his unit if possible

thanks Philip

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25 minutes ago, 2li said:

Hello Charlie

J. JARRETT is the chap I am looking into I would like to know his unit if possible

thanks Philip

Some research has been done by the  N R M national railway museum, and they seem only to have found a possible id. 7414 James, 2nd KSLI.

What is your interest in this man or is it the roll as a whole?

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As you will see it says possible, most likely.. thus more work needs to be done.

Of course the uncertainty may relate to the NRM memorial roll. If the Barry emoyment details are the same man as 2KSLI then all ok.

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1 minute ago, charlie962 said:

As you will see it says possible, most likely.. thus more work needs to be done.

Yes, certainly. It was more to emphasise the point.

Craig

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3 minutes ago, charlie962 said:

Some research has been done by the  N R M national railway museum, and they seem only to have found a possible id. 7414 James, 2nd KSLI.

What is your interest in this man or is it the roll as a whole?

Hello Charlie

I am researching a local WW1 War memorial located Shrewsbury and we have a J. Jarrett K.S.L.I., but nothing at all on him locally not even a newspapers snippet

I was told that the J. JARRETT commemorated on the BARRY MEMORIAL was a JOHN JARRETT Monmouthshire Regt.? but cannot confirm

The James Jarrett 7414 2nd K.S.L.I., was an old regular soldier and was a special reserve on outbreak of war and mobilized at Cardiff 

I was hoping to find some document regarding him working on the Barry Railway prior to mobilization, and has for the Shrewsbury connection nothing found

Any thoughts or suggestion

kind regards Philip

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7 minutes ago, ss002d6252 said:

The NRM says
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As shown on FMP

 

Soldiers Died Great War shows

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Craig

Thanks Craig I only wish I could conect the Shrewsbury and Barry locations to James Jarrett, 

Phil

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7 minutes ago, 2li said:

I was told that the J. JARRETT commemorated on the BARRY MEMORIAL was a JOHN JARRETT Monmouthshire Regt.? but cannot confirm

That would be this man.

Too many possibilities for now, unfortunately.

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Craig

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4 minutes ago, ss002d6252 said:

That would be this man.

Too many possibilities for now, unfortunately.

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Craig

Thanks Craig

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I believe that the above man is correct and that he is the Monmouthshire soldier.  The soldier's children are listed as Irene Jennie, Mary Margaret and Herbert James Jarrett.

I think this is the family on the 1911 census, living at 11 Harcourt Terrace, Brithdir.

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(Ancestry)

 

 

 

 

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21 hours ago, Malcolm Linham said:

Trav 

 I assume that Private 229315   William Herbert Harry... is your man. 

Malcolm 

Thanks, that was the 'thread' I needed.

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