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Coldstream Guards battalion details held for individual men


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Just came across this resurrected thread and hope you can help. I am attempting a project on a 'lost' memorial. One of the soldiers recorded is below. Any further information you may have on him, especially the war diary, much appreciated

Frank CARTER

Private 18847 2nd Bn Coldstream Guards

Died of Wounds 3 August 1917

Grave ref II. I. 32. Dozingheim Military Cemetery

aged 19 years, born in Stainland the son of George Herbert (cloth fuller(?)) and Elizabeth Ann Carter Westgate Stainland.

Enlisted in Halifax

I'm guessing he was wounded around Pilkem and evacuted to the CCS where he succumbed to his wound.

MIC shows BWM and Victory - no remarks.

Thanks

Ken

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justoff to work but will look later this evening

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he died at 61 ccs (carter that is)

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ken - send me a pm

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  • 1 month later...
Hello

Im about to start sorting some rolls that show the battalion that a man served in with the Coldstream Guards. Its not a complete list and doesnt show if he moved battalion but may be of some use...seems to be mainly men who enlisted before 12/12/14 which is useful as (for whatever reason) they choose not to put battalion details on 1914 stars to the Coldstream :angry:

post below if you want a look up and Ill see what I can find for you

This list doesnt show officers though

regards

Coldstreamer

Hello Coldstreamer,

I know its a fair time down the line from your original post but I've only recently joined! My grandad 14870 LCpl Thomas TARMEY arrived in 1st Bn on 3 Oct 1915, from Windsor to Loos! He remained with 1st Bn until he was wounded in action at Ginchy on 15 Sep 1916. i'd be most grateful for any info re his Coy or even platoon.

Regards,

Martin

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Hi Coldstreamer,

Do you have any info on:-

19601 LCPL William Henry Radbourne

3rd Battalion C Guards.

KIA 26.03.1918.

He was a pre war Police Constable with the Glamorgan Constabulary.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Cam.

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re tarmey -

he was in no 3 coy 15.9.16 1st btn

negative for you sorry Cam

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  • 6 years later...
On ‎05‎/‎12‎/‎2007 at 22:11, david murdoch said:

Would you have any info on this chap or what happened to him.

Lieutenant WILLIAM GEORGE EDMONSTONE

2nd Bn., Coldstream Guards

who died age 19

on 15 September 1916

Eldest son of Sir Archibald Edmonstone, 5th Bart., C.V.O., and Lady Edmonstone, of Duntreath Castle, Stirlingshire.

Remembered with honour

GUARDS' CEMETERY, LESBOEUFS

He's also remembered on Kilsyth town war memorial. Apparently he was at Eton and joined the Guards when the war broke out.

 

Hi David

I haven't been on the forum for a while so just spotted this post. I also have his army records which I copied from the National Archives you are welcome to a copy if you wish just PM your email address. But here is a picture of him and of his original grave and CWGC grave stone

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