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Henley & Harman

Harman, F

  • 17th July 201727th October 2021
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Henley & Harman

Miss F Harman

Service: Munition Worker

Address: 13 Alma Villas, Silverhill

Brother: George Harman

Published: August 1916

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Henley & Harman

Henley, A B

  • 17th July 2017
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Henley & Harman

Mrs A B Henley

Service: Munition Worker

Address: 119 Bexhill Road, St Leonards

Published: August 1916

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Bailey, Hall, Watson & Foster

Watson, Reginald Hector

  • 29th June 201729th June 2017
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Bailey, Hall, Watson & Foster

Reginald Hector Watson

Rank: Patrol Leader

Regiment: 6th Hollington Troop Boy Scouts

Brother: Leonard Watson

Grandparents: Mr G Bailey & Mrs Bailey

Uncles: George Edward Bailey & Arthur Frederick Bailey

Cousin: Raymond Foster

Address: 291 Battle Road, Hollington

Published: August 1916

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Bailey, Hall, Watson & Foster

Bailey, G

  • 28th June 201729th June 2017
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Bailey, Hall, Watson & Foster

G Bailey

Rank: Sergeant Major

Regiment: Hastings Cinque Ports Artillery Volunteers

Wife: Mrs Bailey

Sons: George Edward Bailey & Arthur Frederick Bailey

Son-in-Law: Harry Hall

Grandsons: Leonard Watson & Reginald Hector Watson

Nephew: Raymond Foster

Address: 24 Tower Road, St Leonards

Other Info: Deceased

Published: August 1916

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Watson & Sargent

Watson, C

  • 1st June 20171st June 2017
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Watson & Sargent

C Watson

Rank: Cadet

Regiment: Sussex Cadet Corps

Mother: Mrs Watson

Father: C Watson

Brothers: Alfred Sargent, Albert Sargent & Henry Sargent

Address: 34 Meeching Road, Newhaven

Published: June 1916

Aubers Ridge

Aubers Ridge

  • 9th May 2017
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Aubers Ridge

On the 9th May 1915 the British First Army, under the Command of Sir Douglas Haig, took part in a joint offensive with the French known as the 2nd Battle of Artois. The focus of the British attack was Aubers Ridge, which is an area around 3km long of slightly raised ground in mostly flat terrain.

The German trenches were subject to a 40 minute artillery bombardment prior to the attack, which did little to weaken the strong defences they had built there. The attack commenced in the early morning, and as the regiments moved across no man’s land they were cut down by machine gun fire in their thousands.

The attack stalled, and was called off by 10th May. The British had suffered approximately 11,000 killed or wounded. German losses are estimated to have been less than 1,000.

This article is an excellent read if you want to know more about the Battle of Aubers Ridge.

The 24 men shown above were among those that died, and all lived in Hastings, St Leonards and Guestling.

Further details and links to their pages on this website are below:

Private Ernest Beney | Royal Sussex Regiment | St Leonards
Private Charles Ernest Bissenden | Royal Sussex Regiment | Hastings
Private Frederick Owen Brazier | Royal Sussex Regiment | Hastings
Private George Leonard Cox | Royal Sussex Regiment | Hastings
Rifleman Albert George Ellis | Rifle Brigade | St Leonards
Private John Albert Frank Eustes | Royal Sussex Regiment | St Leonards
Private Charles Edward Gander | Royal Sussex Regiment | Ore
Private Henry Stephen Glazier | Royal Sussex Regiment | Ore
Private William Thomas Griffiths | Royal Sussex Regiment | St Leonards
Private Thomas Joseph Jenner | Royal Sussex Regiment | Hastings
Private Wilfred Lawson Judge | Royal Sussex Regiment | Hastings
Sergeant Arthur Lavender | Royal Sussex Regiment | Hastings
Private Arthur William Lennard | Royal Sussex Regiment | St Leonards
Private Arthur Lloyd | Royal Sussex Regiment | St Leonards
Sergeant Arthur George Moore | Royal Sussex Regiment | St Leonards
Private Henry James Morfee | Royal Sussex Regiment | Hastings
Private Edward James Paddon | Royal Sussex Regiment | Hastings
Private Arthur Cain Shanks | Royal Sussex Regiment | Hastings
Private Alfred Mark Smale | Royal Sussex Regiment | Ore
Private Thomas Stone | Royal Sussex Regiment | Hastings
Lance Corporal John Wisdom P Sutton | Royal Sussex Regiment | St Leonards
Private John Veness | Royal Sussex Regiment | Hastings
Private Thomas George Wells | Royal Sussex Regiment | Guestling
Private George Alfred Winborn | Royal Sussex Regiment | Ore

Minnie Webster

Webster, Minnie

  • 2nd May 2017
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Minnie Webster

Minnie Webster

Service: Munitions

Parents: Mr Thomas & Mrs Eliza Webster

Address: 21 Winding Street, Hastings

Other Info: The text reads: “Nine Hastings girls now employed in munition works ‘somewhere in England’. The one on the right centre row is Miss Webster, daughter of Mr & Mrs Webster … they have a son in Egypt in the Royal Engineers, five nephews in the Army and one in the Navy.

Additional name information from Ancestry.com.

Published: May1916

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Kent, Blackman & Lelliott

Kent, F

  • 23rd April 201723rd April 2017
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Kent, Blackman & Lelliott

F Kent

Rank: Sergeant

Regiment: 5th Cinque Ports Cadets

Mother: Mrs Kent

Brothers: William Kent, G Kent & H Kent

Brothers-in-Law: Henry Blackman & William Lelliott

Address: 5 Bourne Street, Hastings

Published: April 1916

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Kent, Blackman & Lelliott

Kent, William

  • 22nd April 201723rd April 2017
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Kent, Blackman & Lelliott

William Kent

Service: St John Ambulance

Mother: Mrs Kent

Brother: G Kent, H Kent & F Kent

Brothers-in-Law: Henry Blackman & William Lelliott

Address: 5 Bourne Street, Hastings

Published: April 1916

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Coussens & Wood

Coussens, Frances Lilian

  • 9th April 201712th September 2018
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Coussens & Wood

Frances Lilian Coussens

Service: Nurse

Parents: Mr & Mrs D Coussens

Husband: James Woods

Brothers: Walter Coussens, Albert James Coussens & David Coussens

Parent’s Address: 78 Manor Road, Hastings

Other Info: Married on 19th March at St James’ Church, Clapham.

Published: March 1916

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