Army
F Saxby
Rank: Private
Regiment: Dorset Regiment
Parents: Mr Robert & Mrs Elizabeth Saxby
Brother: Charles Saxby
Address: 8 Duke Road, Silverhill
Other Info: Twice wounded and shell shock. Now back at the Front.
Published: July 1917
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Army
William J Mepham
Rank: Private
Regiment: Royal Sussex Regiment
Wife: Mrs Mepham
Brothers-in-Law: J Eldridge & Thomas F Eldridge
Address: 2 High Bank, Ore
Other Info: Wounded on 7th July 1917.
Published: July 1917
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Army
Albert Edward Neville
Rank: Lance Corporal
Regiment: Dorset Regiment
Father: Mr W Neville
Brothers: Frederick H Neville, Ernest A Neville & Sidney C Neville
Brothers-in-Law: George F Colbran, John Henry Tidey & R J Coles
Address: Riverside, Bulverhythe Road, St Leonards
Other Info: Wounded on May 19th 1917. Additional name information from the Lives of the First World War website.
Published: June 1917
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Army
Montagne G Barham
Rank: Private
Regiment: Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry
Wife: Mrs Barham
Address: 25 Pelham Street, Hastings
Other Info: At Salonika. Twice wounded.
Published: July 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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J R Vuillemin
Rank: Sergeant Fusilier-Mitrailleur
Service: French Army
Other Info: Has been twice wounded. He sent us (the newspaper) the portrait with best wishes to Hastings friends and the following letter; “Dear Sir, – Excuse my pencil, please, but I am in the trenches today, and my pen holder is broken. You have to excuse my poor English too, as I am a Frenchman; an old Hastings admirer; more an old Hastings lover. In 1914, when war broke out, I was at the Berlitz’s School, and was Mrs Cox’s (13 Marina, St Leonards) boarder. Owing to her I get your most interesting ‘Pictorial’ very often, so I have news of good old Hastings chaps; Syd Smith, F Cox etc. I do not think the ‘Pictorial’ readers will recognise me, as I have moustaches today. Nevertheless, you’ll see me in the same costume I had on the Pier or on the most charming Hastings cliffs. Wishing you and your paper all the success you deserve, I am, yours faithfully, J R Vuillemin.
Published: June 1917
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Army
F E Fellows
Rank: Private
Regiment: Royal West Kent Regiment
Sister-in-Law: Mrs S Tapp
Brothers-in-Law: A Harmer, Sidney F Tapp & C J Barton
Nephew: V J Tapp
Sister-in-Law’s Address: 28 St George’s Road, Hastings
Other Info: Wounded, now in hospital in St Thomas’s Hospital, London
Published: June 1917
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Army
J Marchant
Service: British Army
Wife: Mrs Marchant
Address: 81 1/2 All Saints Street, Hastings
Other Info: Wounded on 2nd May 1917. Now in hospital.
Published: June 1917
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Army
William G Dicker
Rank: Private
Regiment: Royal West Kent Regiment
Parents: Mr & Mrs Dicker
Address: 166 Old London Road, Hastings
Other Info: In Hospital in France. Additional name information from the Lives of the First World War website.
Published: June 1917
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Army
Victor Joyce
Rank: Private
Regiment: London Rifle Brigade
Father: Mr J F Joyce
Address: 26 Havelock Road, Hastings
Other Info: Wounded on 28th March 1917, now in hospital at Bethnal Green. Additional name information from the Lives of the First World War website.
Published: June 1917