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H Legg Army

Legg, H

  • 9th October 2017
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H Legg

H Legg

Rank: Private

Regiment: Royal Sussex Regiment (judging by the cap badge)

Sent by: His mother

Address: 39 Old Lane, Hollington

Other Info: At the Front.

Published: December 1916

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Leonard Roy Britt Army

Britt, Leonard Roy

  • 26th September 2017
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Leonard Roy Britt

Leonard Roy Britt

Rank: Sapper

Regiment: Royal Engineers

Parents: Mr & Mrs Frank Britt

Brother: Walter Charles Britt

Address: 333 Battle Road, Hollington

Other Info: At the Front

Published: November 1916

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W Foot Army

Foot, W

  • 19th September 2017
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W Foot

W Foot

Rank: Private

Regiment: Army Service Corps

Wife: Mrs Foot

Address: Beauport Cottage, Hollington

Other Info: At the Front

Published: November 1916

L G H Brett Army

Britt, Lionel George Henry

  • 15th September 20171st February 2020
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L G H Brett

Lionel George Henry Britt

Rank: Gunner / Private

Regiment: Machine Gun Corps / 4th Battalion, Tank Corps

Wife: Mrs Ada Florence Britt

Parents: Mr George Henry & Mary Britt

Address: 375 Battle Road, Hollington / 19a Bohemia Road, St Leonards

Other Info: At the Front. According to CWGC, Lionel died aged 26 on 21st March 1918. He is remembered at the Pozieres Memorial, Panel 94.

Lionel Britt was killed in action on his 26th birthday (21 Mar 1918). He first saw battle on 15 Sep 1916 near Flers en Picardie when his tank Dinkum was knocked out during the British attack known as the Battle of Flers Courcelette; this was the first time tanks were used in conflict.. His family believe he was killed close by in 1918 but the rest of his unit was fighting to hold back the German advance south of Tincourt (Thanks to Stephen via the comments for this information).

Gunner Britt is named on Hastings War memorial under L G H Brett

Published: October 1916

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H Weeks Army

Weeks, Henry J

  • 15th September 201729th April 2018
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H J WeeksH Weeks

Henry J Weeks

Rank: Private

Regiment: Royal Fusiliers

Parents: Mr & Mrs Weeks

Address: 164 Old Lane, Hollington

Other Info: At the Front. Additional name information from the Lives of the First World War website.

Published: October 1916 & July 1917

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Sidney Charles Coleman Army

Coleman, Sidney Charles

  • 9th September 201720th August 2018
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ColemanSidney Charles Coleman

Sidney Charles Coleman

Rank: Corporal / Sergeant

Regiment: 9th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment

Parents: Mr & Mrs Coleman

Wife: Mabel Elsie Coleman

Brother: W Coleman

Home Address: 13 Old Church Road, Hollington

Parent’s Address: Oxford Terrace, Hastings

Other Info: At the Front. Died of wounds. According to CWGC, Sidney died aged 21 on 10th June 1917. He is remembered at Mendinghem Military Cemetery, grave reference II.D.13.

Published: October 1916 & February 1918

Harold Frank Pont Army

Pont, Harold Frank

  • 8th September 20173rd April 2019
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Harold Frank Pont

Harold Frank Pont

Rank: Private

Regiment: East Surrey Regiment

Parents: Mr & Mrs Frank Pont

Address: Laura Cottage, Battle Road, Hollington

Published: October 1916

George Edward Dawson-Bishop Army

Dawson-Bishop, George Edward

  • 7th September 2017
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George Edward Dawson-Bishop

George Edward Dawson Bishop

Rank: Private

Regiment: 1st/4th Battalion, Duke of Wellington’s West Riding Regiment

Parents: Mr & Mrs J Dawson-Bishop

Wife: Harriet Ellen Dawson-Bishop

Parent’s Address: 225 Old Lane, Hollington

Home Address: 151 Saxton Street, Gillingham, Kent

Other Info: Killed in action. According to CWGC, George died aged 27 on 24th September 1916. He is remembered at Lonsdale Cemetery, Authuille, grave reference V.W.9.

Published: October 1916

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Benjamin Thompsett Army

Thompsett, Benjamin

  • 1st September 2017
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Benjamin Thompsett

Benjamin Thompsett

Rank: Driver

Regiment: Royal Engineers

Parents: Mr & Mrs Thompsett

Address: 182 Old Lane, Hollington

Other Info: At the Front. Additional name information from the Lives of the First World War Website.

Published: October 1916

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L Musk Army

Musk, L

  • 1st September 2017
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L Musk

L Musk

Rank: Private

Regiment: Royal Army Medical Corps / London Regiment

Address: Late of High Beech, Hollington

Other Info: At the Front

Published: October 1916

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