The tag Wounded has been allocated to each of the service personnel featured on this website who were wounded during WW1.
F J Butler Rank: Driver Regiment: Motor Transport, Army Service Corps Wife: Mrs Butler Address: St Helen’s Wood Cottage, Hastings Other Info: Invalided home from East Africa, suffering from malaria and dysentery. Published: September 1917 Please use the comments box below if you can provide more…
R S McLaren Rank: Private Regiment: Canadian Expeditionary Force Sent by: Mrs Bridger Mrs Bridger’s Address: Alpine Cottage, Plynlimmon Road, Hastings Other Info: Wounded. Published: September 1917 Please use the comments box below if you can provide more information about this person.
George Mathis Rank: Private Regiment: Suffolk Regiment Wife: Mrs Mathis Address: 12 St Georges Road, Hastings Other Info: At the Front. Seriously wounded. Published: August 1917 & September 1917 Please use the comments box below if you can provide more information about this person.
W R Chapman Regiment: Royal Engineers Parents: Mr & Mrs G Chapman Brother: M V Chapman Address: 144 St George’s Road, Hastings Other Info: Wounded Published: September 1917 Please use the comments box below if you can provide more information about this person.
W Bridger Rank: Private Regiment: 5th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment Parents: Mr James Bridger & Mrs Mary Ann Bridger Sister: Rosa Bridger Brother: Arthur Robert Bridger, F Bridger & Victor Bridger Cousin: Amos Pellen Mother’s Address: Alpine Cottage, West Hill, Hastings Sister’s Address: 145…
Amos Pellen Rank: Gunner Regiment: Royal Garrison Artillery Uncle and Aunt: Mr James Bridger & Mrs Mary Ann Bridger Cousins: Rosa Bridger, W Bridger, F Bridger, Arthur Robert Bridger & Victor Bridger Uncle & Aunt’s Address: Alpine Cottage, Plynlimmon Road, West Hill, Hastings Other…
William E Swain Rank: Private Regiment: Royal Sussex Regiment Mother: Mrs S Swain Brother: E Swain Address: 74 Milward Road, Hastings Other Info: Seriously wounded. In hospital in France. Additional name information from the Lives of the First World War website. Published: September 1917 Please…
J May Rank: Private Regiment: Royal Fusiliers Sister-in-Law: Mrs May Brothers: W May & A May Nephews: Frederick May & G May Brother’s Address: 137 Emmanuel Road, Hastings Other Info: In hospital through shell shock. Published: September 1917 Please use the comments box below if you can…
J May Rank: Private Regiment: Dorset Regiment Sister-in-Law: Mrs May Brothers: W May & J May Nephews: Frederick May & G May Brother’s Address: 137 Emmanuel Road, Hastings Other Info: Wounded. Now back at the Front. Published: September 1917 Please use the comments box below if you…
William Henry Morley Rank: Private Regiment: Canadian Expeditionary Force Father: Mr William Henry Morley Brother: Charles Thorpe Brother’s Address: Thorpe Place Farm, Fairlight Other Info: Born in Hastings. Wounded, now in hospital in France. You can view William’s CEF enlistment papers for free here. Published: August 1917…
Harry Moore Rank: Driver Regiment: Royal Sussex Regiment Father: Mr G Moore Brothers: G Moore & Fred Moore Home Address: 41 All Saint’s Street, Hastings Other Info: Twice wounded. Now at the Front. Published: August 1917 Please use the comments box below if you…
Jack Truluck Rank: Private Regiment: Royal Sussex Regiment Parents: Mr John & Mrs Eliza Ann Truluck Brother: John C E Truluck, George Truluck & Albert Truluck Parent’s Address: 28 Hardwicke Road, St Leonards Other Info: In hospital at Cheltenham with trench fever. Published: August 1917 Please…