barkalotloudly Posted 18 March , 2006 Share Posted 18 March , 2006 Hi, i have just purchased a copy of the history of the Royal Marines 1914-1919,it came with a typed aphabetical list of all persons mentioned in this history, if anybody requires information please let me know best regards John Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tom compton Posted 18 March , 2006 Share Posted 18 March , 2006 dear pal can you look up harold tristram r.m.l.i chatham .thank tom. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tony Lund Posted 18 March , 2006 Share Posted 18 March , 2006 I suppose it is unlikely that Holmfirth’s two Privates will be mentioned but it might be worth a look at the list if you don’t mind: Tom Hampshire, Private CH/1298(S) 1st Royal Marine Battalion. Royal Marine Light Infantry, who died on Saturday 28th April 1917, originally he was officially reported to be missing and presumed dead on that date. Irvine Hinchliffe, Private CH/1481(S) Royal Marine Light Infantry the only son of Joe and Annie Hinchliffe of Park View, Greenfield Road, Holmfirth, was killed in action on Friday 16 February 1917 Age 20. Thank you, Tony. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
barkalotloudly Posted 18 March , 2006 Author Share Posted 18 March , 2006 dear pal can you look up harold tristram r.m.l.i chatham .thank tom. sorry no mention of your man regrds John Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
barkalotloudly Posted 18 March , 2006 Author Share Posted 18 March , 2006 I suppose it is unlikely that Holmfirth’s two Privates will be mentioned but it might be worth a look at the list if you don’t mind: Tom Hampshire, Private CH/1298(S) 1st Royal Marine Battalion. Royal Marine Light Infantry, who died on Saturday 28th April 1917, originally he was officially reported to be missing and presumed dead on that date. Irvine Hinchliffe, Private CH/1481(S) Royal Marine Light Infantry the only son of Joe and Annie Hinchliffe of Park View, Greenfield Road, Holmfirth, was killed in action on Friday 16 February 1917 Age 20. Thank you, Tony. Although no mention by name, the actions in which these two died {i assume} are described in some detail, very best regards John Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steven Broomfield Posted 4 April , 2006 Share Posted 4 April , 2006 Excuse ignorance, but does it cover the RMA? If so, a long shot, but is there anything in it on Pte Charles Barfoot, RMA, who went down on HMS Hampshire? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
barkalotloudly Posted 4 April , 2006 Author Share Posted 4 April , 2006 hi sorry no mention of your man best regards John Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SiegeGunner Posted 4 April , 2006 Share Posted 4 April , 2006 John, Is your history 1914-1919 one of the parts of the multi-volume work "Britain's Sea Soldiers" by General Blumberg ? regards Mick Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chrisharley9 Posted 4 April , 2006 Share Posted 4 April , 2006 Please do you any further info on this chap Surname: DAVENPORT Forenames: GEORGE Title: Corporal Hospital or Area: ROYAL MARINES MEDICAL UNIT ATTD COLLINGWOOD, HOWE & HOOD BNS Town or City at Death: NOT KNOWN Date of Death: 21 January 1919 Cause of Death: PULMONARY TB/BRONCHITIS Conflict: World War 1 - 1914-1919 Age at Death: 42 Family details: HUSBAND OF MARTHA ANN DAVENPORT OF 51 OAK ST, TYLDESLEY, MANCHESTER; SON OF WALTER & MARY DAVENPORT. Red Cross Unit: SERVICE NO DEAL/3749/S ROYAL MARINES Other details: DISCHARGED DUE TO CHRONIC BRONCHITIS 27 MAR 1917 AT PORTLAND HOSPITAL. Other Details: BROOKWOOD (UNITED KINGDOM 1914-1918) MEMORIAL All The Best Chris Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
barkalotloudly Posted 5 April , 2006 Author Share Posted 5 April , 2006 John, Is your history 1914-1919 one of the parts of the multi-volume work "Britain's Sea Soldiers" by General Blumberg ? regards Mick hi yes volume 3 best regards john Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
barkalotloudly Posted 5 April , 2006 Author Share Posted 5 April , 2006 Please do you any further info on this chap Surname: DAVENPORT Forenames: GEORGE Title: Corporal Hospital or Area: ROYAL MARINES MEDICAL UNIT ATTD COLLINGWOOD, HOWE & HOOD BNS Town or City at Death: NOT KNOWN Date of Death: 21 January 1919 Cause of Death: PULMONARY TB/BRONCHITIS Conflict: World War 1 - 1914-1919 Age at Death: 42 Family details: HUSBAND OF MARTHA ANN DAVENPORT OF 51 OAK ST, TYLDESLEY, MANCHESTER; SON OF WALTER & MARY DAVENPORT. Red Cross Unit: SERVICE NO DEAL/3749/S ROYAL MARINES Other details: DISCHARGED DUE TO CHRONIC BRONCHITIS 27 MAR 1917 AT PORTLAND HOSPITAL. Other Details: BROOKWOOD (UNITED KINGDOM 1914-1918) MEMORIAL All The Best Chris Hi Chris no mention of your man, you have the history of a division in 1 volume, strong on detail but less so on individuals best regards john Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
simon2 Posted 16 April , 2006 Share Posted 16 April , 2006 Hi John, Could you check for me Harold Evans PLY16385. Best regards, Simon. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MIDMED Posted 29 May , 2006 Share Posted 29 May , 2006 Hello John I,m looking for any info with regard PO 10047 SERGEANT .J.M.MORRELL R.M.BRIGADE later Warrent.Officer.2. R.M.L.I many thanks Tom............... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MBrockway Posted 15 July , 2009 Share Posted 15 July , 2009 John, Could you have a look for Samuel Hugh NEWMAN, a Mechanic in the Royal Marine Artillery Anti-Aircraft Brigade please? This Topic has further details: Samuel Hugh Newman, Unit identification Cheers, Mark Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BRI54 Posted 7 November , 2015 Share Posted 7 November , 2015 Hi John would you be able to find any thing on Able sea man Ernest Boston Tyneside z/6096, Howe Batt.R.N Div R.N.V.R who died 20th May 1918 and is buried in Etaples military cemetery. the only thing i have on him is this Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BFBSM Posted 8 November , 2015 Share Posted 8 November , 2015 QUOTE (chrisharley9 @ Apr 4 2006, 07:22 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Please do you any further info on this chapSurname: DAVENPORT Forenames: GEORGE Title: Corporal Hospital or Area: ROYAL MARINES MEDICAL UNIT ATTD COLLINGWOOD, HOWE & HOOD BNS Town or City at Death: NOT KNOWN Date of Death: 21 January 1919 Cause of Death: PULMONARY TB/BRONCHITIS Conflict: World War 1 - 1914-1919 Age at Death: 42 Family details: HUSBAND OF MARTHA ANN DAVENPORT OF 51 OAK ST, TYLDESLEY, MANCHESTER; SON OF WALTER & MARY DAVENPORT. Red Cross Unit: SERVICE NO DEAL/3749/S ROYAL MARINES Other details: DISCHARGED DUE TO CHRONIC BRONCHITIS 27 MAR 1917 AT PORTLAND HOSPITAL. Other Details: BROOKWOOD (UNITED KINGDOM 1914-1918) MEMORIAL All The Best Chris Hi Chris no mention of your man, you have the history of a division in 1 volume, strong on detail but less so on individuals best regards john First Name: G Surname: Davenport Age: 40 Index Number of Admission: 9371 Rank: Corporal Service Number: S/3749 Years Service: 1 year 8 months Months With Field Force: 1 year 7 months Ailment: Pyrexia Date of Admission for Original Ailment: 04/11/1916 Date Transferred to Other Hospitals: 04/11/1916 Notes written in the Observations Column: No. 3 Casualty Clearing Station, Royal Army Medical Corps. Religion: Church of England Regiment: Royal Naval Division Battalion: Medical Unit Other unit info: Attached Hood Battalion Archive Reference: MH106/220 MH106/220 can be found at The National Archives in Kew, and contains First World War Representative Medical Records of Servicemen from 149th Field Ambulance https://www.forces-war-records.co.uk/records/7662584/corporal-g-davenport-royal-naval-division/ First Name: G Surname: Davenport Index Number of Admission: T12873 Rank: Corporal Service Number: S3749 Ailment: S. Pleurisy Date of Admission for Original Ailment: 04/11/1916 Date Transferred to Sick Convoy: 05/11/1916 Notes written in the Observations Column: To No.28 Ambulance Train. Regiment: Royal Naval Division Battalion: Medical Unit Other unit info: 63rd Division. Attached Hood Battalion https://www.forces-war-records.co.uk/records/7910895/corporal-g-davenport-royal-naval-division/ Service records, or what there is of it, are available on FindMyPast: http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=gbm%2fadm159%2f210%2f0%2f0102&parentid=gbm%2fadm159%2f69524&highlights=%22%22. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BFBSM Posted 8 November , 2015 Share Posted 8 November , 2015 Hi John, Could you check for me Harold Evans PLY16385. Best regards, Simon. First Name: H Surname: Evans Age: 21 Index Number of Admission: 7899 Rank: Private Service Number: Pl16385 Years Service: 2 years 9 months Months With Field Force: 1 year 11 months Ailment: Bronchitis Date of Admission for Original Ailment: 20/07/1916 Date Transferred to Other Hospitals: 22/07/1916 Number of Days Under Treatment: 2 Number/Designation of Ward: 1 Notes written in the Observations Column: Divisional Rest Station, 3rd Field Ambulance. Religion: Church of England Regiment: Royal Marines Battalion: 2nd Battalion Other unit info: C Company Archive Reference: MH106/215 MH106/215 can be found at The National Archives in Kew, and contains First World War Representative Medical Records of Servicemen from 149th Field Ambulance https://www.forces-war-records.co.uk/records/7653852/private-h-evans-royal-marines/ First Name: H F Surname: Evans Age: 21 Index Number of Admission: 8971 Rank: Able Seaman Service Number: Pl 16385 Years Service: 3 years 1 month Months With Field Force: 1 year 4 months Ailment: Pyrexia Date of Admission for Original Ailment: 12/10/1916 Date Transferred to Other Hospitals: 12/10/1916 Notes written in the Observations Column: Corps Rest Station. Religion: Church of England Regiment: Royal Marines Battalion: 2nd Battalion Other unit info: C Company Archive Reference: MH106/220 MH106/220 can be found at The National Archives in Kew, and contains First World War Representative Medical Records of Servicemen from 149th Field Ambulance https://www.forces-war-records.co.uk/records/7662180/able-seaman-h-f-evans-royal-marines/ First Name: H F Surname: Evans Age: 21 Index Number of Admission: 77 Rank: Private Service Number: Pl 16385 Years Service: 3 years 1 month Months With Field Force: 1 year 4 months Ailment: Pyrexia Date of Admission for Original Ailment: 12/10/1916 Date Transferred to Other Hospitals: 14/10/1916 Casualty Clearing Station Royal Army Medical Corps Puchevillers Number/Designation of Ward: D Notes written in the Observations Column: Transferred from Sick Quarters. Religion: Church of England Regiment: Royal Marines Battalion: 2nd Battalion Other unit info: C Company Archive Reference: MH106/221 MH106/221 can be found at The National Archives in Kew, and contains First World War Representative Medical Records of Servicemen from 149th Field Ambulance https://www.forces-war-records.co.uk/records/7705550/private-h-f-evans-royal-marines/ Records available on FindMyPast: http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=gbm%2fadm159%2f159%2f0%2f0036&parentid=gbm%2fadm159%2f47179, indicate he was involved in the defence of Antwerp, and served on the Dardanelles, and suffered a gunshot wound to the right shoulder whilst serving in France in March 1918. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BFBSM Posted 8 November , 2015 Share Posted 8 November , 2015 boston 10.jpgHi John would you be able to find any thing on Able sea man Ernest Boston Tyneside z/6096, Howe Batt.R.N Div R.N.V.R who died 20th May 1918 and is buried in Etaples military cemetery. the only thing i have on him is this First Name: E Surname: Boston Index Number of Admission: 3941 Rank: Able Seaman Service Number: ZC6096 Ailment: Inflammation of middle ear Date of Admission for Original Ailment: 03/04/1918 Date Transferred to Other Hospitals: 03/04/1918 Notes written in the Observations Column: Casualty Clearing Station. Regiment: Royal Marine Light Infantry Battalion: 1st Battalion Archive Reference: MH106/256 MH106/256 can be found at The National Archives in Kew, and contains First World War Representative Medical Records of Servicemen from 149th Field Ambulance https://www.forces-war-records.co.uk/records/7669315/able-seaman-e-boston-royal-marine-light-infantry/ First Name: E Surname: Boston Age: 19 Index Number of Admission: 11464 Rank: Able Seaman Service Number: Z6096T Years Service: 1 year 8 months Months With Field Force: 2 months Ailment: Haemorrhoids Date of Admission for Original Ailment: 14/02/1917 Date Transferred to Sick Convoy: 14/02/1917 Notes written in the Observations Column: No.47 Casualty Clearing Station Varennes Religion: Presbyterian Regiment: Royal Naval Division Battalion: Howe Battalion Archive Reference: MH106/233 MH106/233 can be found at The National Archives in Kew, and contains First World War Representative Medical Records of Servicemen from 149th Field Ambulance https://www.forces-war-records.co.uk/records/7706155/able-seaman-e-boston-royal-naval-division/ First Name: E Surname: Boston Age: 20 Notes in Admission Number Column: EH 9am Index Number of Admission: 404 Rank: Able Seaman Service Number: ZT6096 Years Service: 2 years 3 months Months With Field Force: 8 months Ailment: Gastro enteritis Date of Admission for Original Ailment: 30/07/1917 Date Discharged Back to Duty: 03/08/1917 Notes written in the Observations Column: To Own Unit. Religion: Presbyterian Regiment: Royal Naval Division Battalion: Howe Battalion Other unit info: B Company Archive Reference: MH106/250 MH106/250 can be found at The National Archives in Kew, and contains First World War Representative Medical Records of Servicemen from 149th Field Ambulance https://www.forces-war-records.co.uk/records/7834873/able-seaman-e-boston-royal-naval-division/ His service records area available on FindMyPast: http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=gbm%2fadm339%2f0007-boot%2f00009&parentid=gbm%2fadm339%2f1400, and the page from the Medal Roll: http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=gbm%2fadm171%2f125%2f239&parentid=gbm%2fadm171%2f006173&highlights=%22%22. Mark Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
simon2 Posted 10 November , 2015 Share Posted 10 November , 2015 Mark, Apologies for the late reply I have only just noticed your post. Many thanks for the additional info you have provided. I was aware of his GSW and his overseas service as I have his original service record and have obtained additional records from FAAM and knowledgeable experts on this forum have supplied endless other facts. Although I am still trying to find out the circumstances behind his first wound badge and more than likely never will. I was not aware however of his attendance to field ambulances for those ailments listed. I will endeavour to retrieve the records for my files. That is a big help thanks. Regards, Simon. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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