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Remembered Today:

Railwaymen Died 1914 - 18


Malcolm Linham

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Hi Malcolm,

could you tell me if a Amos Emmanuel Humphriss 221687 , Railway Telegraph Section, Royal Engineers mentioned. Possibly Nuneaton railways.

Thanks Gill Humphriss

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Malcolm,

Would you mind checking for my Great-Uncle Arthur Joseph Pridgeon please (see signature below). I believe he was a Clerk for the LNWR at Willesden Depot.

Many thanks,

Tony

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Hi Tony

Had the book out for something else. entry is

Pridgeon A.J. Clerk. Lcpl.

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Many thanks, that's definitely him. Nice to know he was remembered at an event I didn't know about.

Regards,

Tony

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Hi Malcolm,

Any chance of a look up for John Ashley Stinton, Worcester.

Regards eskimo.

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Eskimo,

Sorry for the delay, I think this is your man

J.A.Y. Stinton employed by the Great Western Railway as a labourer, military rank Gunner.

Best wishes,

Malcolm

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Hi Malcolm,

Thanks for that, yes thats him I was after his occupation I din't know he was a labourer.

Regards eskimo.

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Hi Malcolm.

If you have the time could you please have a look for any one by the name of "Hogben" or "Hogbin" in the book.

Thanks.

Tim.

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Tim,

I found one of each spelling.

Pte H.S.C. Hogbin listed as a clerk with the Railway Clearing House and

Pte L.S. Hogben listed as a porter with the South Eastern & Chatham Railway.

Hope this assists

Malcolm

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Malcolm. Thank you for that all of these little bits add up.

Thanks.

Tim.

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Hi Malcolm,

Any chance of a look up for Edward Grindley, Pvt. 62100. West Yorks Regt. Lived in Blyth.

Thanks

Alan

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Can you check for Sgt. Herbert William Beeby, S/8772, 9th Black Watch, DoW 14-4-1917.

The L&NWR Roll of Honour lists him as a Loco Cleaner at Camden. I suspect the general Roll of Honour won't have anything further, but....

Steve.

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Steve,

The book has less information than you provided, it only confirms Herbert Beeby as a cleaner.

Malcolm

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Alan

I could only find 2 grindley's

1st Pte F Grindley employed as a painter on the GWR

2nd Pte C.F. Grindley employed a clerk by the LNWR.

Malcolm

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Thanks for looking Malcom. Seems like he must have found something else to keep him busy. Check out the pits next then.

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Thanks for looking, Malcolm.

If you don't look you don't find...

Steve.

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Hi Malcom

Do you have anything on Private Frederick James Fowles 9th Devons my information is that he was a railway timekeeper (could use him today!) do you have anything that would add to that rather sparse piece of info?

Thanks Hambo

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Hambo,

Sorry for the slight delay, just returned from a couple of days in Ypres.

I have found two Fowles but not an exact match.

1st Pte A.V. Fowles a signal porter on the GWR

2nd Pte A.H.Fowles a clerk on the LNWR.

Malcolm

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Hello Malcolm,

I wonder of your book has any information about Ernest John Hitchen, Great Eastern Railway? Lived Burnham on Crouch, Essex. Joined 1/4th Battalion Essex Regiment, KIA August 20 1915.

Regards,

Neil.

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Neil,

I am sorry i have been unable to find any mention of Ernest John Hitchen, I can only assume he left railway service before joining up.

Best wishes

Malcolm

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Hi Malcolm -

Thanks very much for checking. I found today that he's on the GER memorial at Liverpool Street but perhaps they also included men who had recently left the railways.

Once more, many thanks.

Neil.

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Is there any information on:

James F Jackson

employed by Great Western Railway

died aged 17, serving with 3 Londons at Gallipoli.

Thanks in advance.

Ali

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Hi Malcolm

I have just found your thread: Can you look for the following

Herbert Hines L & NWR died 27/5/1918 from Lichfield

Frederick Milner died 1/7/1916. He worked at Rhyl station

Arthur H Lawes died 16.9.16 Employed by Midland Railway Company

Ernest Grant died 16.11.15 Midland Railway Company

Thanks for checking

John

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Ali

Thier is listed under the GWR a Private JF Jackson who served as a carriage cleaner.

Malcolm

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