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Gasson Army

Gasson, Dick

  • 7th May 20167th May 2016
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Gasson

Dick Gasson

Regiment: 12th Battalion (Southdowns), Royal Sussex Regiment

Parents: Mr William & Mrs Abbey Gasson

Brothers: Tom Gasson & Harry Gasson

Address: 100 Church Street, Ore

Published: February 1915

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Gasson Army

Gasson, Tom

  • 7th May 20167th May 2016
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Gasson

Tom Gasson

Rank: Lance Corporal

Regiment: Canadian Contingent

Parents: Mr William & Mrs Abbey Gasson

Brothers: Dick Gasson & Harry Gasson

Address: 100 Church Street, Ore

Other Info: At the Front

Published: February 1915

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Waters Army

Waters, A C

  • 7th May 201620th September 2016
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Waters

A C Waters

Rank: Driver

Regiment: 2nd Home Counties, 5th Sussex, Royal Field Artillery

Mother: Mrs Jesse Salmon

Stepfather: J Salmon

Brothers: C W Waters & Archibald Frederick Waters

Address: 8 Station Road, Hastings

Published: February 1915

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Waters Army

Waters, Archibald Frederick

  • 7th May 201620th September 2016
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Salmon & WatersWaters

Archibald Frederick Waters

Rank: Lance Corporal

Regiment: 2nd Battalion, Rifle Brigade

Mother: Mrs Jesse Salmon

Stepfather: J Salmon

Brothers: C W Waters & A C Waters

Address: 8 Station Road, Hastings

Other Info: Killed in action at Neuve Chapelle.According to CWGC, Archibald died on 14th March 1915. He is remembered at Le Touret Memorial, on panel 44.

Published: February 1915 & June 1915

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Waters Army

Waters, C W

  • 7th May 201620th September 2016
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Salmon & WatersWaters

C W Waters

Rank: Private

Regiment: Reservist, 2nd Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment

Mother: Mrs Jesse Salmon

Stepfather: J Salmon

Brothers: Archibald Frederick Waters & A C Waters

Address: 8 Station Road, Hastings

Other Info: Wounded on May 9th 1915. Aged 26

Published: February 1915

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Edmunds Navy

Edmunds, Edwin C

  • 7th May 20161st January 2017
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EdmundsEdmunds

Edwin C Edmunds

Ship: HMS Carnarvon & HMS Agincourt

Parents: Mr Henry & Mrs Florence Edmunds

Brother: William H Edmunds

Address: 14 John Street, Hastings

Published: February 1915 & October 1915

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Edmunds Army

Edmunds, William Henry

  • 7th May 20161st January 2017
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EdmundsEdmunds

William Henry Edmunds

Rank: Lance Corporal

Regiment: Royal Engineers

Parents: Mr Henry & Mrs Florence Edmunds

Brother: Edwin C Edmunds

Address: 14 John Street, Hastings

Other Info: At the Front. Died at Hastings after being invalided home from the Front. According to CWGC, William died aged 20 on 3rd October 1915. He is remembered at Hastings Cemetery, grave reference L.A.K10.

Published: February 1915 & October 1915

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Reg Noakes Army

Noakes, Reg

  • 7th May 201626th May 2018
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Reg NoakesReg NoakesReg Noakes

Rank: Private

Regiment: 10th Battalion, Middlesex Regiment

Parents: Mr Thomas F & Mrs Sarah J Noakes

Address: 6 Stone Street, Hastings

Other Info: According to CWGC, Reg died aged 22 on 9th August 1917. He is remembered at Locre Hospice Cemetery, grave reference I.B.21.

Published: February 1915 & September 1917

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Percy John Wood Navy

Wood, Percy John

  • 6th May 201616th March 2018
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Percy Wood and James SpiceHodd, Wood, Percy & BilsbyPercy John WoodPercy John Wood

Regiment: Royal Naval Reserves

Ship: HMS Celtic & HMT Olida

Mother-in-Law: Mrs H Hodd

Brother-in-Law: Henry Hodd

Address: 4 Oxford Terrace, All Saints Street, Hastings

Other Info: ‘Now in Alexandria’ reads: We received the above photograph last week, and with it the following letter: “Sir, I am sending you a photograph of two well known Hastings men from the old town whom I have had the please of talking to out in Alexandria. They are P Wood and James Spice. Wood told me how he came to be up. He said he volunteered on his discharge papers on the first day of the Reserve were going away, and he was sent away to Portsmouth with them on the 2nd August 1914, practically the first volunteer in Hastings, I presume, if not in the British Isles. If you were to apply to Mrs Wood, 67 Milward Terrace, Ore, she would let you see his discharge papers to prove his words. I think his is a very interesting case, not many like it in England and not very well known in Hastings only by a few fisherman friends. He has practically been on foreign service ever since he has been up. Left England 10th December 1914 for South America, went all round there far North, and from there to South Africa, being 13 months on this trip. He came home soon enough for Christmas leave, having 10 days, and was coming out to Alexandria on 24th January 1916 on a trawler. He has been here 16 Months. James Spice has been out here 17 months, and just two years in a trawler here and in the North Sea, after having seen service in the Grand Fleet. Spice is a Seaman Gunner. He has had some unpleasant experiences; helped to save a ship’s crew which had been torpedoed, picking up 24 survivors, and had the unpleasant site of a ship being sunk when she was being escorted for four trawlers, not one of them seeing the submarine. Jim’s ship picked up a lot of the survivors. They were only 20 miles from here. They are unpleasant and arduous duties these trawlers have to perform”.

Published: February 1915 & May 1917

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H Tickner Army

Tickner, H

  • 6th May 2016
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H TicknerH Tickner

Rank: Private

Regiment: Royal Army Medical Corps

Address: 49 St Mary’s Road, Hastings

Other Info: At the Front

Published: February 1915

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