William Morris Rank: Private Regiment: 10th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment Father: Mr & Mrs W Morris Brother: A Morris Address: 31 Hughenden Road, Hastings Other Info: Wounded and lost a leg, at Roehampton. Published: January 1915 & May 1917 Please use the comments box…
Sydney C Taylor Regiment: 5th Sussex Battery, Royal Field Artillery Parents: Mr & Mrs William Taylor Address: 36 Alma Terrace, St Leonards Published: January 1915 Please use the comments box below if you can provide more information about this person.
T W Eldridge Rank: Private Regiment: 3rd Royal Sussex Mother: Mrs Eldridge Address: 268 Priory Road, Hastings Other Info: Formally a Lieutenant in St Peter’s Church Lads Brigade. On Active Service. Published: January 1915 Please use the comments box below if you can provide more…
Jack Geer Rank: Driver Regiment: 5th Sussex, Royal Field Artillery Parents: Mr J Geer & Mrs Geer Address: 56 All Saints Street, Hastings Published: January 1915 & April 1915 Please use the comments box below if you can provide more information about this person.…
W Jones Rank: Private Regiment: E Company, Royal Sussex Regiment Address: 94 Manor Road, Hastings Other Info: Wounded in the left arm, which subsequently needed to be amputated. Recovering in hospital at Chatham. An article published in the Hastings & St Leonards Observer on 14th…
William John Elliot Rank: Private Regiment: 2nd Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment Parents: Mr John Robert and Catherine Mrs (Kate) E Elliott (Nee Bolingbroke) Parents-in-Law: Mr James William & Mrs Eunice Beney Brothers-in-Law: James George Beney, Ernest Beney, Percy Beney, Arthur Beney, Frederick George Paine…
A Cruttenden Rank: Gunner Regiment: Royal Horse Artillery Father: Mr T Cruttenden Address: 44 St Paul’s Road, St Leonards Other Info: In the fighting line Published: September 1914 Please use the comments box below if you can provide more information about this person.
E Harman Rank: Private Regiment: 5th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment Address: 41 Winchelsea Road, Ore Sent by: Miss V Mann Other Info: Died at Bethune of wounds received on March 28th. According to CWGC, Private Harman died aged 19 on 31st March 1915. He is…
David Cleverly Rank: Signalman Regiment: 2nd Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment Parents: Mr & Mrs Cleverly Mitchell Brothers: William W Cleverly & John Cleverly Address: 56 Percy Road, Ore Other Info: Wounded at the Battle of Mons Published: September 1914 & May 1915 Please use…
Frank Sidney Reed Rank: Private Regiment: 13th County of London Regiment Mother: Mrs W Reed Brother: Arthur Horace Reed Address: 8 Alfred Street, St Leonards Other Info: Active Service. Wounded and Shell Shock. In hospital at Liverpool. Published: January 1915 & September 1916…
W E Morris Rank: Bombardier Regiment: Royal Horse Artillery Father: James Morris Address: 3 Aldborough Road, St Leonards Other Info: At the Front Published: September 1914 Please use the comments box below if you can provide more information about this person.
Leonard Slater Rank: Captain Regiment: (formerly) 5th (CP) Batt, Royal Sussex Regiment Other Info: Reported killed whilst serving with the Expeditionary Force. According to CWGC Leonard Slater died on 14th September 1914 aged 38. He is remembered at grave reference I.C.12 at Vendresse…
Ralfe Allen Fuller Whistler Rank: Second Lieutenant Regiment: 2nd Battalion, Highland Light Infantry Parents: Fuller Whistler & Mrs Gwenllian Annie Whistler (nee Robinson) Address: Caldbec House, Battle Other Info: In October 1914 he was wounded when serving with his father’s regiment in France. According to…
Fuller Whistler Rank: Captain / Major Regiment: 10th Battalion, Highland Light Infantry Son: Ralfe Allen Fuller Whistler Address: Battle Other Info: At Aldershot. According to the CWGC record for his son, Fuller was a Major by the end of the war and lived at…
T H J Sutton Rank: Private Regiment: National Reserves, 5th Royal Sussex Regiment Photo sent in by: Mrs Sutton Address: 3 St Paul’s Road, St Leonards Published: January 1915 Please use the comments box below if you can provide more information about this person.
Arthur William Phillips Rank: Able Seaman Ship: HMS Hogue Father: ‘Old Gent’ Phillips, plasterer of Hastings Other Info: Saved from HMS Hogue by trawler number 369 after being in the water for upwards of an hour. Mr Phillips has a medal and clasp for…