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Frederick Robert Bames Army

Bames, Frederick Robert

  • 24th July 2022
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Frederick Robert BamesFrederick Robert Bames

Rank: Private

Regiment: 61st Company, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry)

Father: Mr Thomas Bames

Wife: Mrs Florence Bames

Address: 217 Priory Road, West Hill, Hastings

Other Info: An article published in the Hastings & St Leonards Observer on 12th October 1918 reads; “Private Fred Bames, Machine Gun Corps, missing since April 15, 1918. His wife, 217 Priory Road, Hastings would be glad to hear of him”

According to CWGC, Frederick died aged 32 on 15th April 1918. He is remembered at Ploegsteert Memorial on panel 11.

Additional information from the Lives of the First World War website.

Published: October 1918

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Frederick J Picknell Army

Picknell, Frederick J

  • 2nd May 2022
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Frederick J Picknell

Frederick J Picknell

Rank: Corporal

Regiment: ‘A’ Battery, 88th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery

Parents: Mr & Mrs Edward Picknell

Wife: Mrs Mercy Picknell (nee Nye)

Address: Milward Road, Hastings

Other Info: An article published in the Hastings & St Leonards Observer on 18th May 1918 reads; “Corporal Picknell, R. F. A., who, as reported in our issue of last Saturday, was killed in action on April 10th. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Picknell, formerly of Queen’s Road, Hastings and now of Milward Road. He leaves a widow and two children.”

The previous week’s Observer article reads: “Many Hastings friends will hear with regret that Corporal Picknell, R. F. A., was killed in action on April 10th. He was a member of a good old Hastings family, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Picknell, formerly of Queen’s Road, and now of Milward Road. Some ten years ago he married Mercy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nye, of Bohemia Road, her parents are now residing at Pelham Street. The widow and two children mourn their loss.

Corporal Picknell, who was 34 years of age, had been serving two years this month. He was well know in local Conservative and Tariff Reform circles, and worked for 18 years for Mrs. Hendon, Stonefield Place, and her successor, Mr Kelly.”

According to CWGC, Frederick is remembered at Ploegsteert Memorial, on Panel 1.

Published: May 1918

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Frank A Martin Army

Martin, Francis Albert

  • 13th March 201618th September 2021
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Frank A MartinFrancis Albert Martin

Rank: Lance Corporal

Regiment: Royal East Kent Regiment (The Buffs)

Parents: Mr W & Mrs Jane Martin

Address: Gamekeepers Lodge, Brede, Sussex

Other Info: As of December 1914 missing since the Battle of the Aisne in October 1914. According to CWGC, Francis died aged 23 on 20th October 1914. He is remembered at Ploegsteert Memorial on panel 2.

Published: December 1914

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