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A E Colvin Army

Colvin, A E

  • 10th January 2016
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A E ColvinA E Colvin

Rank: Private

Regiment: 4th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers

Parents: Mr & Mrs James Colvin

Address: 13 South Terrace, Halton, Hastings

Other Info: Foreign Service

Published: November 1914

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Bellingham Army

Bellingham, Percival

  • 10th January 201611th April 2017
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BellinghamBellinghamPercival Bellingham

Rank: Private

Regiment: 2nd Army Headquarters / 10th Royal Hussars

Parents: Mr & Mrs Bellingham

Brothers: Alfred H Bellingham, Leslie Bellingham & Charlie Bellingham

Address: 2 Earl Street, Hastings

Other Info: At the Front

Published: November 1914 & March 1916

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Bellingham Army

Bellingham, Alfred H

  • 10th January 201611th April 2017
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BellinghamBellinghamAlfred H Bellingham

Rank: 1st Class Signalman / Corporal

Regiment: 7th Hussars

Parents: Mr & Mrs Bellingham

Brother: Percival Bellingham, Leslie Bellingham & Charlie Bellingham

Address: 2 Earl Street, Hastings

Other Info: At the Front. Winner of the Military Medal.

Published: November 1914 & March 1916

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Swinfield & Harvey Army

Harvey, W

  • 10th January 2016
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Swinfield & Harvey

W Harvey

Regiment: 5th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment

Mother: Mrs Harvey

Brother: H Harvey

Nephew: H Swinfield

Address: 7 Ebenezer Road, All Saints Street, Hastings

Published: November 1914

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Swinfield & Harvey Navy

Harvey, H

  • 10th January 201610th January 2016
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Swinfield & HarveyH Harvey

Regiment: Royal Navy Volunteer Reserves

Mother: Mrs Harvey

Brother: W Harvey

Nephew: H Swinfield

Address: 7 Ebenezer Road, All Saints Street, Hastings

Other Info: Now on HMS Thetis

Published: November 1914

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Swinfield & Harvey Army

Swinfield, H

  • 10th January 201610th January 2016
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Swinfield & Harvey

H Swinfield

Regiment: 2nd Battalion, Coldstream Guards

Grandmother: Mrs Harvey

Uncles: H Harvey & W Harvey

Address: 7 Ebenezer Road, All Saints Street, Hastings

Other Info: Wounded, now at Netley Hospital

Published: November 1914

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Fred Elvins Army

Elvins, Fred

  • 9th January 201614th October 2018
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Fred ElvinsFred Elvins

Rank: Musician

Regiment: 2nd Battalion, Essex Regiment

Mother: Mrs C Elvins

Address: 12 Plynlimmon Road, Hastings

Other Info: Wounded, but since returned to his Regiment

Published: November 1914

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Campany Army

Campany, Herbert Walter

  • 9th January 20168th January 2019
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CampanyHerbert Walter Campany

Rank: Private

Regiment: Army Service Corps

Parents: Mr Frank and Mrs Emma Campany (Nee Herrion)

Brothers: William Charles Campany & Frederick J S Campany

Address: 30 Cambridge Gardens, Hastings

Published: November 1914

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William Campany Army

Campany, William Charles

  • 9th January 201630th October 2021
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William CampanyCampanyWilliam Charles Campany

Rank: Private

Regiment: ‘A’ Company, 2nd Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment

Parents: Mr Frank and Mrs Emma Campany (Nee Herrion)

Brothers: Herbert Walter Campany & Frederick J S Campany

Address: 30 Cambridge Gardens, Hastings

Other Info: Machine Gun Section. Wounded at the Battle of Aisne. According to CWGC, William died aged 23 on 25th September 1915. He is remembered at St Mary’s ADS Cemetery, Haisnes, grave reference V.C.18.

An article in the Hastings and St Leonards Observer provides the following information:

HASTINGS MACHINE GUNNER KILLED

Sergeant W H Webb (machine gun section, 2nd Royal Sussex) in a letter to Mrs Campany, 30 Cambridge Gardens, describes how the latter’s son Private W Campany was killed.

He says: – “I was the sergeant in charge of his gun on the 25th (November), we got forward right up to the enemies’ wire and then got orders to retire. We started crawl back and your son was hit by a bullet and I lost sight of him. Two privates and myself were the only ones to get back safe, the others were either killed or wounded.

The following day as I was walking round I found your son’s body; he had been shot in the neck. I take it he was just going to have a smoke as he had a packet of Woodbines in his hand. I am very sorry to say I did not have time to bury him as we were relieved from the trenches the same afternoon.

As we were coming up to the trenches last week I happened to come across a grave and to my great surprise it was Willie’s; he had been buried by the Black Watch. So I got two men to cut some turf and put over the grave, also another cross and some white stones and shell cases all round to make it look respectable. I was all I could do for him.

His death was a great loss to me as he was our oldest gunner. I miss him very much as we were always together in and out the trenches. He was also greatly liked by all the section and they send their deepest sympathy to you”

Published: November 1914 & October 1915

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R Baxter Army

Baxter, Robert Samuel

  • 9th January 201612th August 2020
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R BaxterRobert Samuel Baxter

Rank: Lance Corporal

Regiment: 1st King’s Royal Rifle Corps

Parents: Mr Robert & Mrs Harriett Baxter, 7 Syers Road, East Liss, Hampshire

Address: Hastings

Other Info: Wounded at the Battle of Aisne, died at his home in Hastings aged 26 on 27th October 1914. CWGC shows that Robert is remembered at Greenwich Cemetery on screen wall 1 ‘C’, B 1207.

Published: November 1914

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