A1126 John William Luty, North Staffordshire Regiment and Machine Gun Corps. Courtesy of his Granddaughter, Christine Hart.
F503 Stanley Gazeley of Luton, Royal Army Medical Corps, wife, Maud, and children. Courtesy of his Great Niece, Heather Kennedy.
G1154 Sergeant Thomas J. Trevers (seated, centre), Suffolk Regiment, Salonika. Courtesy of his Granddaughter, Heather Kennedy.
A1125 Corporal Reginald Woodward, 1st Battalion, King’s (Liverpool Regiment), died Delville Wood, 27 July, 1916, photo taken around 1915. Courtesy of his great nephew, Brian Woodward.
G1153 Fred Chester of West Derby (seated centre), with men of the 3/7 Battalion, King’s (Liverpool) Regiment. Courtesy of Robert Waight.
A1224 John William Kirkbride of Starbeck, 10th Battalion, West Yorkshire Regiment, died 10 April 1916, aged 23. Courtesy of Barbara Parker.
U315 13th Battalion, East Lancashire Regiment, with Alfred Stanley (standing rear, far right), June 1919. Courtesy of Alfred’s grandson, Anthony Fielding.
B1000 Sergeant Joseph Alfred Phipps of South Devon, 1/5 (Prince of Wales’s) Battalion, Devonshire Regiment, India. Courtesy of his grandson, Anthony Phipps.
A1223 Charles Robinson of Glasgow, 2nd Battalion, Scottish Rifles (Cameronians) killed in action, 31 July 1917, aged 22. Courtesy of his great nephew, Stewart Robinson.
B998 James Baskerville, 1/7 Battalion Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), Mr. B’s Studio, Glasgow. Courtesy of Janice Marks
F501 Sergeant Charles Archibald Talbot, Labour Corps and later R.A.F. (standing left), Gunner Reginald Talbot, Royal Field Artillery (standing centre), Cadet Officer Harold Percival Talbot, Norfolk Regiment (seated centre), and brothers at the funeral of their father, August 1917, 52, St Philips Road, Norwich. Courtesy of Jon Talbot.
G1152 N.C.O.s, 2/4 Battlion, Norfolk Regiment, with Harold P. Talbot of Norwich (centre row, fourth from right). Courtesy of Jon Talbot.
G1151 Albert Walter Payne of Pembroke Dock, 2nd Battalion, Welsh Regiment, died 17th Sept 1916 aged 22, and unnamed Royal Artillery soldier. Courtesy of Stephen French.
A1222 James Baskerville, 1/7 Battalion, Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), 1914. Courtesy of Janice Marks.
B997 James Baskerville, 1/7 Battalion, Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), Britain Photo Studio, Egypt. Courtesy of Janice Marks.
G1150 Signalling Section, 1/7 Battalion, Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), with James Baskerville ( bottom row, second from the right), Hood Photographers, Grangemouth, November 1914.. Courtesy of Janice Marks.
F500 David Baskerville, 1/7 Battalion, Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), with sister Catherine, and brother Thomas. Courtesy of Janice Marks.
B996 John Taylor of Newry, County Down, 10 Coy, Machine Gun Corps, and formerly Royal Irish Fusiliers, killed in action 4 October 1917, aged 21. Son of William Taylor (B995). Courtesy of Danny Taylor.
B995 Company Sergeant Major William Taylor of Newry, County Down, 13th Battalion, Royal Irish Rifles, having served formerly with the Royal Munster Fusiliers and the Royal Irish Fusiliers, killed in action 1 July 1916, aged 52. Courtesy of Danny Taylor.
A1218 Fred Fullard of Walsall, 9th Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers, died of wounds, 23 April 1918. Courtesy of Stella Fullard.
G1149 ‘A’ Battery, 295 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, Stapleton Studio, Scarborough. Courtesy of Kelvin Dakin.
G1147 Mixed Regiments group, c. 1918, including Royal West Surrrey, Royal Sussex, Royal Artillery and Yorkshire Regiment. Courtesy of Kelvin Dakin.
B994 Percy Kirk, Royal Army Medical Corps, 41st British Field Ambulance, 13th Division, Mesopotamia, 19 August, 1918. Courtesy of Kelvin Dakin.
F499 Corporal Walter Ames of Great Yarmouth, 7th Battalion, Norfolk Regiment, presumed dead 13 October 1915 aged 25, and his son, Walter. Courtesy of his great, great great niece, Hannah Thacker.
F498 Thomas Stoddart of Glasgow,1st Battalion, Royal Scots, wife Margaret, and son Alexander, Glasgow c. 1917. Courtesy of Sandra Cobb.
B993 Sergeant Ben Wylie of Canonbie, 1/5 Battalion, King’s Own Scottish Borderers, Paris, 1918. Courtesy of John Crawford.
G1146 Officers and sergeants, ‘A’ Coy, 7th Battalion, King’s Own Scottish Borderers, 1915, with Lt. James Scott of Langholm (seated far right), killed at Loos, 25 September 1915, aged 19. Courtesy of John Crawford.
G1145 Royal Artillery officers, Larkhill Camp, Wiltshire. Sent by 2nd Lieutenant T.C. Maine to Miss F. Blacker of Lewes. Courtesy of Kelvin Dakin.
F497 Arthur Carby of East Kirkby, 5th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment, wounded in 1918, with wife, Maud, and son, John Reginald, East Kirby 1918. Courtesy of Elaine Gray.
G1144 Unnamed platoon, 2nd Battalion, Queen’s Own (Royal West Kent Regiment), with Herbert Henry Young of Broadstairs, c.1919. Courtesy of Ray and Gordon Young.
F496 Herbert Henry Young of Broadstairs, 2nd Battalion, Queen’s Own (Royal West Kent Regiment), with mother, Alice, and lady. Courtesy of Ray and Gordon Young.
U315 C Company, 11th Battalion, Royal Welsh Fusilers, Aldershot, 1915, with William Gordon Wilton. Courtesy of his Granddaughter, Virginia Starks.
A1217 Bombardier John Grey Donnithorne of Redruth, 189th Siege Battery, died 19 November 1917. Courtesy of his Great Grandson, Tony Walters.
F495 Flying Officer George Robert Stafford, Royal Flying Corps, and parents Minnie Stafford, Red Cross, and William Stafford, Prince of Wales’s Leinster Regiment (Royal Canadians), Cork, 1917. Courtesy of Fay Kirton.
F494 Leonard Wood, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment), and Machine Gun Corps, and family. Courtesy of Philip Wood.
A1216 Captain Arthur Kyrke Kyrke-Smith of Liverpool and Walberswick, 1st Battalion, King’s Liverpool Regiment, died 23 September 1914. Courtesy of Hilton Hurst.
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