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Tiner Army

Tiner, William

  • 29th October 2017
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Tiner

William Tiner

Rank: Gunner

Regiment: Royal Field Artillery

Father: Mr B Tiner

Brother: Ernest Tiner

Address: Malvern House, Havelock Road, Hastings

Other Info: At the Front. Additional rank information from the Lives of the First World War website.

Published: January 1917

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Tiner Navy

Tiner, Ernest

  • 29th October 201729th October 2017
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Tiner

Ernest Tiner

Rank: Ward Room Cook

Ship: HMS Radstock

Father: Mr B Tiner

Brother: William Tiner

Address: Malvern House, Havelock Road, Hastings

Published: January 1917

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Herbert Walter Army

Walter, Herbert

  • 28th October 20174th March 2018
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Herbert Walter

Herbert Walter

Rank: Sergeant

Regiment: Australian Imperial Force

Mother: Mrs Walter

Brother: J H Walter & T E Walter

Wife: Mrs Constance Clare Walter

Mother’s Address: 4 St James’ Road, Hastings

Address: Melbourne, Victoria

Other Info: Herbert’s AIF service papers can be viewed for free here.

Published: January 1917

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Albert William Stemp Army

Stemp, Albert William

  • 28th October 201728th October 2017
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Albert William Stemp

Albert William Stemp

Rank: Private

Regiment: 51st Battalion, Australian Infantry, Australian Imperial Force

Parents: Mr William & Mrs Ellen Sarah Stemp

Parent’s Address: 3 Virgin’s Croft, Battle

Other Info: On Active Service. According to CWGC, Albert died aged 28 on 5th April 1918. He is remembered at the Villers-Bretonneux Memorial.

Albert’s AIF service papers can be viewed for free here.

Published: January 1917

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A W Smith Army

Smith, A W

  • 28th October 2017
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A W Smith

A W Smith

Rank: Private

Regiment: Royal Fusiliers

Wife: Mrs Smith

Address: 1 Frederick Road, Ore

Other Info: Wounded

Published: January 1917

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A C T Smith Army

Smith, A C T

  • 28th October 20175th January 2019
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A C T Smith

A C T Smith

Rank: Driver

Regiment: Royal Field Artillery

Parents: Mr & Mrs Smith

Address: Earl Street, Hastings

Published: January 1917

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Phillips Army

Phillips, W A

  • 28th October 2017
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Phillips

W A Phillips

Rank: Sapper

Regiment: Royal Engineers

Parents: Mr & Mrs Phillips

Brother: A Phillips

Address: 74 Alexandra Road, St Leonards

Published: January 1917

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Phillips Army

Phillips, A

  • 28th October 201728th October 2017
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Phillips

A Phillips

Regiment: Royal East Kent Regiment (The Buffs)

Parents: Mr & Mrs Phillips

Brother: W A Phillips

Address: 74 Alexandra Road, St Leonards

Published: January 1917

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E Pearson Army

Pearson, E E Weeks

  • 27th October 201719th June 2018
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E E Weeks PearsonE Pearson

E E Weeks Pearson

Rank: Lance Corporal / Sergeant

Parents: Mr & Mrs W Pearson

Regiment: Royal Sussex Regiment

Address: 22 Whitefriars Road, Hastings

Other Info: At the Front. He has been awarded the Military Medal for most conspicuous gallantry and good leading in the Battle of Ypres on July 31st and August 1st and 2nd. He rendered valuable assistance in organising ammunition, water and ration parties, and bringing them up a road heavily sniped by the enemy. He made five journeys for this purpose and succeeded in getting rations, etc, to his Company. He has since been promoted to the rank of Sergeant.

Published: January 1917 & October 1917

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W Morris Army

Morris, W

  • 27th October 2017
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W Morris

W Morris

Regiment: Army Service Corps, formerly British Red Cross Society

Parents: Mr & Mrs Morris

Address: North Road, St Leonards

Published: January 1917

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