Tag Wounded

The tag Wounded has been allocated to each of the service personnel featured on this website who were wounded during WW1.

Brasier, Arthur James

Arthur James Brasier

Arthur James Brasier Rank: Private Regiment: Devonshire Regiment Sister: Miss A Brasier Brother: Harry Brasier Address: 277 London Road, St Leonards Other Info: Wounded on 24th April 1917. Published: May 1916 Please use the comments box below if you can provide more information about…

Veness, William

William Veness

William Veness Rank: Private Regiment: 12th Battalion (Southdowns), Royal Sussex Regiment Mother: Mrs Veness Address: 91 All Saints Street, Hastings Other Info: Twice wounded. Now at the Front. Additional name information from the Royal Sussex – Southdowns website. Published: September 1915 & October 1917 Please use the…

Trill, James A

James A Trill

James A Trill Rank: Private Regiment: Royal Sussex Regiment Sent by: May Barnes Miss Barnes’ Address: 183 Priory Road, Hastings Other Info: Trench fever. Additional name information from the Lives of the First World War website. Published: October 1917 Please use the comments box below if…

Till, Frederick G

Till & Murdoch

Frederick G Till Rank: Private Regiment: 7th Battalion, Gloucester Regiment Parents: Mr Thomas & Mrs Alice Till Brothers: Thomas Archibald Till & William H Till Cousins: Archibald J Murdoch, C A Murdoch, William Henry Murdoch, J Murdoch & Frank Murdoch & Frederick Murdoch Address: 7 Paynton Road, Silverhill Other Info:…

Mepham, Albert

Mepham & Hollands

Albert Mepham Rank: Private Service: British Army Wife: Mrs Mepham Nephew: George Hollands Address: 25 School Road, Ore Other Info: Twice wounded, now back at the Front. Published: October 1917 Please use the comments box below if you can provide more information about this person.

Rich, J

Coates, Harris, Waters & Rich

J Rich Rank: Lance Corporal Service: British Army Sister-in-Law: Mrs Coates Nephew: F W Coates Brothers-in-Law: James Waters, J E Waters & T Waters Sister-in-Law’s Address: 34 Whitefriars Road, West Hill, Hastings Other Info: Twice wounded, now in Suffolk. Published: October 1917 Please use the…

Young, William

William Young

William (Billy) Young Rank: Gunner Regiment: Home Counties Battery, Royal Field Artillery Other Info: Wounded on 25th July 1917. Now in the Duchess of Connaught’s Red Cross Hospital at Taplow, Buckinghamshire. Published: October 1917 Please use the comments box below if you can…

Piper, William E

Piper

William E Piper Rank: Private Regiment: Royal Sussex Regiment Sister: Miss Piper Brothers: S Piper & C Piper Address: 158 Mount Pleasant Road, Hastings Other Info: Severely wounded on 31st July. Now in hospital in Leeds. Additional information from the Lives of the First World War…

Hermitage, William

William Hermitage

William Hermitage Rank: Lance Corporal Regiment: Essex Regiment Father: Mr S Hermitage Brother: Edward Hermitage Address: 66 Victoria Avenue, Ore Other Info: Wounded on 23rd October 1916. Still in hospital in Liverpool. Published: April 1917 Please use the comments box below if you can provide…

Elliott, William John

William John Elliott

William John Elliott Rank: Second Lieutenant Regiment: King’s Liverpool Regiment Wife: Mrs Elliott Address: 101 Alfred Road, Clive Vale, Hastings Other Info: Severely wounded on 14th September 1917. Additional name information from the Lives of the First World War Website. Published: October 1917 Please use the comments…

Dawson, Oscar

Oscar Dawson

Oscar Dawson Rank: Gunner Regiment: Royal Field Artillery Mother: Mrs Dawson Address: 123 Bohemia Road, St Leonards Other Info: Wounded on 4th April 1917. Now in hospital in Scotland, seriously ill. He lost his right hand and half of his right leg. Published: May 1917 Please…

Bedwell, W

W Bedwell

W Bedwell Rank: Driver / Gunner Regiment: Trench Mortar Battery, Royal Field Artillery Parents: Mr & Mrs Bedwell Address: 3 Cliftonville Road / 243 Bexhill Road, St Leonards Other Info: With the Ammunition Column. Reported missing, now wounded prisoner in Germany. Published: February 1915 &…