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Railwaymen Died 1914 - 18


Malcolm Linham

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I have a copy of the St Pauls Catherdral service for Railwaymen, it lists all all 18,000 + who were KIA, died of wounds etc.

It is listed by railway companies and gives thier railway occupation before joining up.

I will willing look up any requests

Malcolm

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Is a Henry Ward of the Coldstream gds mentioned ?

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:) Hello,

Is James Petrie, Black Watch, from Caledonian Railway Company, Dundee Listed?

Also Alexander Denholm, Royal Scots Fusiliers, Waverly Station, Edinburgh &

is there a John {W} Fraser, Royal Scots Fusiliers, from Glasgow also listed ?

Many thanks for your time,

Stewart

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Could look up a John William Fountain of the Great Eastern Railway probably a member of the Cambridgeshire Regiment please

All The Best

Chris

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Malcolm,

I'd be grateful if you could look up the following men for me, all employed by the Furness Railway. I already know their regiments (from the memorial) but have never been able to identify them so if there are any additional details it would be really useful.

J. Dawson (East Lancashire Regiment)

R. Walker (Manchester Regiment)

Best wishes.

Andy.

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HELLO ANYONE THERE

No need to shout. I was having a nice doze before you woke me up.

You'll find it's this book available from Naval & Military Press at £23.38. (Later addition.....the link isnt holding to the page but to N & M's search page....you should still find the book if you search on "railwaymen")

Found it via a Google for you. But it also led me to a brand new copy at Abebooks for a fiver. That's winging its way to my door as we speak, :)

John

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sorry to wake you mr hartley but glad i did i have ordered the book off the site you gave for 15 pounds. do you know of any photos of the event . so well done you. tom ps hows the fly fishing going

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No need to shout. I was having a nice doze before you woke me up.

You'll find it's this book available from Naval & Military Press at £23.38. (Later addition.....the link isnt holding to the page but to N & M's search page....you should still find the book if you search on "railwaymen")

Found it via a Google for you. But it also led me to a brand new copy at Abebooks for a fiver. That's winging its way to my door as we speak, :)

John

Cheers for the link John, I think I will invest in a copy!!

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hows the fly fishing going

The durability of the Yellow Pages advert never ceases to amaze me. It was made in 1983.

And it's still about once a month that someone, such as yourself, comes across my name and inital and makes some reference to it. Laugh? I nearly pissed myself.

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Is Gilbert George Dadge 2nd Wilts ex-GWR works there?

Thank You.

GG Dadge is listed as an apprentice with the GWR.

Malcolm

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:) Hello,

Is James Petrie, Black Watch, from Caledonian Railway Company, Dundee Listed?

Also Alexander Denholm, Royal Scots Fusiliers, Waverly Station, Edinburgh &

is there a John {W} Fraser, Royal Scots Fusiliers, from Glasgow also listed ?

Many thanks for your time,

Stewart

Stewart ,

James Petrie is shown as a porter for the Caledonian Railway, there is also listed a C Petrie for the same company - a brakesman.

No trace of either Denholm or Fraser in the Caledonian Railway.

Malcolm

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hello malcolm anything on edgar tristram l.n.w.r. tell me more about the book i would like one thanks tom.

Tom,

EB Tristram is shown as a Goods Porter for the LNWR.

The book is/was available from Naval and Military Press - its an IWM publication. It gives deatils of te Order of Service at St Pauls Cathedral on 14.5.1919 and then lists by railway company ( all 65 of them) 18,957 railway workers either killed or died of wounds.

Malcolm

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Could look up a John William Fountain of the Great Eastern Railway probably a member of the Cambridgeshire Regiment please

All The Best

Chris

Chris,

Sorry, not listed under Great Eastern. This book is divided into 65 railway companies, some very very small. Is it possible he worked for one of those?

Malcolm

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Malcolm,

I'd be grateful if you could look up the following men for me, all employed by the Furness Railway. I already know their regiments (from the memorial) but have never been able to identify them so if there are any additional details it would be really useful.

J. Dawson (East Lancashire Regiment)

R. Walker (Manchester Regiment)

Best wishes.

Andy.

Andy,

J Dawson is listed as a Porter and R Walker is listed as a Labourer.

Malcolm

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Do you know what railway company he may have worked for ?

Malcolm

GER Police.

Thanks for doing the look up

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Chris,

Sorry, not listed under Great Eastern. This book is divided into 65 railway companies, some very very small. Is it possible he worked for one of those?

Malcolm

Malcolm

my thanks - the only other possibility is the GN & GE Joint

Chris

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Malcolm,

Thanks for taking the time to look up the names for me.

Please could you look up either J or T Benson and M or E Beck for me, both of the Furness Railway (not sure of the first initials)

Best wishes.

Andy

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my thanks - the only other possibility is the GN & GE Joint

Chris

Chris,

I hate to be beaten so have gone through every railway company listed with a no trace.

Malcolm

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Malcolm,

Thanks for taking the time to look up the names for me.

Please could you look up either J or T Benson and M or E Beck for me, both of the Furness Railway (not sure of the first initials)

Best wishes.

Andy

Andy,

Thier is a W Benson listed as a labourer and M.E. Beck listed as a painter

Malcolm

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GER Police.

Thanks for doing the look up

Coldstreamer,

The only Ward listed for the Great Eastern is a A.S. Ward whose occupation is a clerk.

The GE memorial is at Liverpool St Station, if you ever go that way.

Malcolm

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