Army
George Arthur Puttick
Rank: Private
Regiment: 7th Battalion, Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry
Wife: Mrs Annie M Puttick
Address: 106 Manor Road, Hastings
Other Info: Reported missing on 9th May 1917 at Salonika. According to CWGC, George died aged 34 on 9th May 1917. He is remembered at the Doiran Memorial.
Published: June 1917
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Army
W T Puttick
Rank: Gunner
Regiment: Royal Field Artillery
Wife: Mrs Puttick
Brothers-in-Law: J Cobby & G Pilcher
Nephew: George A Puttick
Address: 113 Manor Road, Hastings
Other Info: In India
Published: June 1917
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Army
G Pilcher
Rank: Corporal
Regiment: Army Service Corps
Sister-in-Law: Mrs Puttick
Brothers-in-Law: J Cobby & W T Puttick
Nephew: George A Puttick
Mrs Puttick’s Address: 113 Manor Road, Hastings
Other Info: At Salonika.
Published: June 1917
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Army
A Hunnisett
Rank: Gunner
Regiment: Royal Field Artillery
Parents-in-Law: Mr & Mrs May
Brothers-in-Law: Arthur May, George M May, Edgar H May & Alfred B May
In-Law’s Address: Masonic Hall, St Leonards
Published: June 1917
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Army
Alfred B May
Rank: Trooper
Regiment: West Kent Yeomanry
Parents: Mr & Mrs May
Brothers: George M May, Edgar H May & Arthur May
Brother-in-Law: A Hunnisett
Address: Masonic Hall, St Leonards
Other Info: In Egypt
Published: June 1917
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Edgar H May
Rank: Private
Regiment: West Yorkshire Regiment
Parents: Mr & Mrs May
Brothers: George M May, Alfred B May & Arthur May
Brother-in-Law: A Hunnisett
Address: Masonic Hall, St Leonards
Other Info: At the Front.
Published: June 1917
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Army
George M May
Parents: Mr & Mrs May
Brothers: Edgar H May, Alfred B May & Arthur May
Brother-in-Law: A Hunnisett
Address: Masonic Hall, St Leonards
Other Info: At Woolwich Arsenal. Served in the South African War.
Published: June 1917
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Army
A Mason
Rank: Rifleman
Regiment: Royal Irish Rifles
Parents: Mr & Mrs J W Mason
Address: 11 Baldslow Road, Hastings
Other Info: Wounded on 27th April 1917. Now in hospital in Reading.
Published: June 1917
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Army
E Kerry
Rank: Private
Regiment: Royal Fusiliers
Wife: Mrs Kerry
Address: 11 Horntye Road, St Leonards
Other Info: Recently in hospital with trench feet. Now back at the Front.
Published: June 1917
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Army
William Ernest Kerrish
Rank: Private
Regiment: 173rd Battalion, Highlanders, Canadian Expeditionary Force
Other Info: Of the Canadian Expeditionary School, who has contributed a special article on “The British Empire” to “Onward” the local organ of the Y.M.C.A, In the course of the article Private Kerrish says: “Our Empire is today passing through the most critical and cardinal epoch in all her long and glorious history, and in the years which will immediately follow it the people in the homeland will look more and more to the great dominions across the seas, and we of the Colonies will in our turn feel for that close union of mind and heart which will spring from the closest social and commercial intimacy. Canada, of all the Colonies, will be in the forefront of this Imperial policy, which will knit closer and closer the bonds of our composite Empire in the ties of loyalty, honour, justice, liberty and peace”.
Born in London, Ontario.
William’s CEF enlistment papers can be viewed for free here.
Published: June 1917
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