stevenbecker Posted 21 March Share Posted 21 March Mates, Sorry about this but more your area then mine Was was looking at what TF units were around this area to see where a soldier may have served before the AIF His details are; Herbert Edward 2424 Pte 01 LHR 16R to 1 LHTR 6-16 tos A Sqn B Troop 7-16 WIA 3-11-17 back & abdomen shot reported 16 killed and 43 wounded during fighting at Khuweilfeh RTA wounded for change disch 1-5-18 MU (British Yorkshire TF 10 years) Blacksmith 33 Sydney NSW Enl 3-1-16 RTA 14-2-18 NoK Hornaby on Tees Yorkshire UK From what I can see Hornaby is near Middlesbrough but from what I can see on the Long Long Trail, no British Regts come from around there. So some one more knowage needs to check that out to at lest give me some idea of who was around there? Of cause was he Infantry, Yeomanry or some other is yet to be confirmed. But I need a start point Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Simon R Posted 21 March Share Posted 21 March Thornaby on Tees, surely. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thetrenchrat22 Posted 21 March Share Posted 21 March 59 minutes ago, stevenbecker said: Mates, Sorry about this but more your area then mine Was was looking at what TF units were around this area to see where a soldier may have served before the AIF His details are; Herbert Edward 2424 Pte 01 LHR 16R to 1 LHTR 6-16 tos A Sqn B Troop 7-16 WIA 3-11-17 back & abdomen shot reported 16 killed and 43 wounded during fighting at Khuweilfeh RTA wounded for change disch 1-5-18 MU (British Yorkshire TF 10 years) Blacksmith 33 Sydney NSW Enl 3-1-16 RTA 14-2-18 NoK Hornaby on Tees Yorkshire UK From what I can see Hornaby is near Middlesbrough but from what I can see on the Long Long Trail, no British Regts come from around there. So some one more knowage needs to check that out to at lest give me some idea of who was around there? Of cause was he Infantry, Yeomanry or some other is yet to be confirmed. But I need a start point Looking at his service records, which did not help as you did include his Surname his next of kin is showing as thornaby on Tees, so you will need to look at the Territorial Force based in Middlesbrough Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thetrenchrat22 Posted 21 March Share Posted 21 March Sorry, it should have read ‘you did not include his surname’ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Keith_history_buff Posted 21 March Share Posted 21 March This man appears on the 1911 England census He appears on an Ancestry family tree https://www.ancestry.co.uk/family-tree/person/tree/12570778/person/48579366048/facts 2424 Herbert Edward Parnaby enlisted, and swore an oath on 3 January 1916. As per prior comments, which are consistently ignored regarding AIF men with TF or VF service it is highly improbable that his service prior to 1914 will have survived. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stevenbecker Posted 21 March Author Share Posted 21 March Sorry you missed the question. Yes he claims 10 years service in a Yorkshire TF before moving to Australia Yes he claims TF not VF, so I am unsure here Keith Since he is 33, that must mean some time around 1900 to 1914 he served Yes I was after what TF units were around Hornaby on Tees, I must have asked incorrectly for you to pick that up? I checked all Yorkshire named units, but could not notice what units were around that area? Sorry Keith but not being a member I can't see Ancestry I just need a start point, meaning what TF units were around that area Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
EDWARD1 Posted 21 March Share Posted 21 March Durham Light Infantry 1/5th and 2/5th Stockton on Tees. A stones throw from Thornaby Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SteveE Posted 21 March Share Posted 21 March It would appear that the Territorial Northumbrian (Heavy) Royal Garrison Artillery had a battery at Thornaby. Steve Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
exXIX Posted 21 March Share Posted 21 March 8 hours ago, stevenbecker said: Sorry you missed the question. Yes he claims 10 years service in a Yorkshire TF before moving to Australia Yes he claims TF not VF, so I am unsure here Keith Since he is 33, that must mean some time around 1900 to 1914 he served Yes I was after what TF units were around Hornaby on Tees, I must have asked incorrectly for you to pick that up? I checked all Yorkshire named units, but could not notice what units were around that area? Sorry Keith but not being a member I can't see Ancestry I just need a start point, meaning what TF units were around that area If it was a Yorkshire TF then 5th Battalion Yorkshire Regiment, based in Middlesbrough at Lytton street I think, was part of the Durham and Yorkshire Brigade. I'm presuming you can find him on the Anzac website? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RaySearching Posted 21 March Share Posted 21 March There was a Drill Hall in Thornaby on Tees (see map below) where Parnaby resided if it can be established which unit or units trained there then you may have some clues regarding Parnaby's pre war TF service The drill hall project lists Link North Riding of Yorkshire (First) Royal Garrison Artillery (Volunteers) No 3 Battery - Possibly Gladstone street. which would have become Territorial's after the 1906 Haldan reforms which would corresponds with Steve's post above of course without any documental evidence, the unit Parnaby served with pre war would be only guesswork Ray Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
exXIX Posted 21 March Share Posted 21 March 55 minutes ago, RaySearching said: There was a Drill Hall in Thornaby on Tees (see map below) where Parnaby resided if it can be established which unit or units trained there then you may have some clues regarding Parnaby's pre war TF service The drill hall project lists Link North Riding of Yorkshire (First) Royal Garrison Artillery (Volunteers) No 3 Battery - Possibly Gladstone street. which would have become Territorial's after the 1906 Haldan reforms which would corresponds with Steve's post above of course without any documental evidence, the unit Parnaby served with pre war would be only guesswork Ray Yes I agree, without any practical information it is all conjecture...I've seen the attestation form and the writing for previous service is quite illegible, no matter how I tried to alter the image... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stevenbecker Posted 21 March Author Share Posted 21 March Cheers, Yes I just needed a start point to check units, many thanks for that it lest I have a few to check on in his area. 99 % of all TF seam to go to the local units to them. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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