A1280 Second Lieutenant William Lee Gowing of Norwich, 1/4 Battalion, Norfolk Regiment, died 12 December, 1917, aged 25. Courtesy of his great great nephew, Daniel Gowing.
B1013 Sergeant William Hoyle, 1/7 Battalion, Duke of Wellington’s Regiment. Courtesy of his Grandson, Malcolm Farrar.
G1164 Richard Hoyle and pal, 7th Battalion, Duke of Wellington’s Regiment, France, 1917. Courtesy of Malcolm Farrar.
G1163 ‘The Original Hardskins and Sandbaggers’, Royal Army Medical Corps, 1919, with Bert Lintern, 2nd from right, middle row. Courtesy of Steve Lowder.
G1162 Edwin Lintern, Royal Marine Light Infantry, fellow Royal Marines, Royal Fusilers, and crew of H.M.S. Revenge. Courtesy of his Grandson, Steve Lowder.
B1012 Driver George Henry Penton of London, D Battery,186 Howitzer Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of Joanne Penton.
G1157 Reunion of men of Scarborough Pals’s Battery, ‘C’ Company, 161st Yorkshire Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, Scarborough, c.1925, with Arthur Midgley (standing 1st left) and his brother Albert Midgley (standing 3rd from right). Courtesy of their nephew, Richard Percy.
G1156 Corporal Thomas Pottage of Scarborough, ‘C’ Battery, 317 Bgde, Royal Field Artilley (front row, far left), died 19 March 1918, aged 22, St. John’s Road Barracks, Scarborough, 1915. Courtesy of his nephew, Richard Percy.
G1155 Francis Tunney of Brandon Colliery, 1/8 Battalion, Durham Light Infantry (seated, far left). killed in action at Boetleer Farm, 26 April, 1915. Courtesy of his Grandsons, Peter, Francis and Joe.
B1010 Eric Midgley of Scarborough, Royal Navy, died 21 Sep 1918, aged 17. Courtesy of his nephew, Richard Percy.
W335 Wounded group with Arthur Midgely, 161st Bgde, Royal Filed Artillery (seated, front row, second from right), c.1917. Courtesy of his nephew, Richard Percy.
U317 ‘C’ Battery (Scarborough Pals), 161 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, with Arthur Midgley (2nd row from the front, 6th from the left), 1915. Courtesy of his nephew, Richard Percy.
B1009 Bombardier Albert Midgley of Scarborough, ‘C’ Battery, Royal Field Artillery, 161st Yorkshire Brigade. Courtesy of Richard Percy.
U316 Corporal John Pottage of Scarborough, Army Veterinary Corps (second row, eighth from left), and later 93rd Battery, Royal Field Artillery, 280 Bgde. Courtesy of his grandson, Richard Percy.
B1007 Corporal Thomas Pottage, ‘C’ Battery, 317th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, died 19 March, 1918, aged 22 . Courtesy of his nephew, Richard Percy.
B1006 Corporal James Percy of Scarborough, Army Service Corps and Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of his Grandson, Richard Percy.
G1154 93rd Battery, 280 Brigade, 56 Division, Royal Field Artillery, with Sergeant John Pottage of Scarborough, Army Veterinary Corps (standing, far right), France. Courtesy of John Pottage’s Grandson, Richard Percy.
B1005 Sergeant John Pottage of Scarborough, Army Veterinary Corps. Courtesy of his Grandson, Richard Percy.
G1152 2nd Battalion, Royal Fusiliers, with Maurice Allan Weaver Hawkins (front), c.1919. Courtesy of Maurice’s son, Paul Hawkins.
A1279 Maurice Allan Weaver Hawkins, 16 Platoon, D Company, 23rd (County of London) Battalion, London Regiment, and 2nd Battalion, Royal Fusiliers. Courtesy of his son, Paul Hawkins.
W331 Harold Frederick Weaver Hawkins, Queen’s Westminster Rifles, Beaufort War Hospital, Bristol, c.1917. Courtesy of his nephew, Paul Hawkins.
W325 Wounded group, with Harold Frederick Weaver Hawkins, Queen’s Westminster Rifles (patient, far left), Beaufort War Hospital, Bristol, c.1917. Courtesy of his nephew, Paul Hawkins.
G1159 Harold Frederick Weaver Hawkins, Queen’s Westminster Rifles (seated left), with David Jones, Royal Welsh Fusiliers (standing left) and Frank Charles Medworth, East Surrey Regiment (standing right), 1914. Courtesy of Harold’s nephew, Paul Hawkins.
G1158 Harold Frederick Weaver Hawkins, (seated), with Ptes Oldham and Mabbit, Queen’s Westminster Rifles, France. Courtesy of Harold’s nephew, Paul Hawkins.
B1003 Augustine Hibberd Hawkins, Army Service Corps, and wounded group (standing left). Courtesy of his great nephew, Paul Hawkins.
G1157 ‘Z’ Company, 2nd Battalion, Royal Fusiliers, with Maurice Allan Weaver Hawkins (seated left), c.1921. Courtesy of his son, Paul Hawkins.
A1278 Maurice Allan Weaver Hawkins, 16 Platoon, D Company, 23rd (County of London) Battalion, London Regiment. Courtesy of his son, Paul Hawkins.
G1156 60th (London) Division, Silver Leys Camp, Bishop’s Stortford, with Leonard Lewis Weaver Hawkins, 18th Battalion, London Irish Rifles (main group, standing centre). Courtesy of his nephew, Paul Lewis.
B1002 Lance Corporal Arthur Orton of Burton-on-Trent, 9th Battalion, North Staffordshire Regiment. Courtesy of his great nephew, John Blant.
A1279 Wilfred Edgar Weaver Hawkins of Dulwich, Queen’s Royal Regiment (West Surrey), and Machine Gun Corps. Courtesy of his nephew, Paul Hawkins.
A1276 2nd Lieutenant William Dent Borland of Benwell, Newcastle, 16th Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers. Courtesy of his Grandson, Gary Luther.
A1275 Sergeant William Thomas Berry of Stoke-on-Trent, 5th Battalion North Staffordshire Regiment, killed at Bullecourt 21 March 1918, aged 18. Courtesy of Andrew Berry.
A1273 Jack Johnson of Burn Naze, Thornton-le-Fylde, 5th Battalion, King’s Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment), died 2 June 1915, aged 20. Courtesy of Cathy Shepherd.
A1272 William Horsfield of Bradford and Blackpool, 6th Battalion, King’s Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment), died at Gallipoli, 11 July 1915, aged 18. Courtesy of Cathy Shepherd.
A1271 John Stainton, 7th Battalion, King’s Own Royal Lancaster Regiment, died 11 August 1916. Courtesy of Cathy Shepherd.
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