Tag Wounded

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

Fair, David

Fair

David Fair Rank: Sapper Regiment: Royal Engineers Brother: Edward H Fair & W Fair Address: 107 Manor Road, Hastings Other Info: In hospitalin Brighton. Discharged from the Army. Additional name information from the Lives of the First World War website. Published: March 1917 Please use the…

Cruttenden, Frederick

Frederick Cruttenden

Frederick Cruttenden Rank: Private Regiment: 2nd Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment Wife: Florence Jessie Cruttenden (nee Lennard) Brother-in-Law: Alfred Lennard & Ernest H Lennard Address: 25 Salisbury Road, Bohemia, St Leonards Other Info: Married at Chris Church, Ore in October 1914. The text reads: Dear Sir,…

Boyne, Lytton Leonard

Lytton Leonard Boyne

Lytton Leonard Boyne Rank: Lieutenant Regiment: Royal Sussex Regiment Father: Mr Leonard Boyne Other Info: Wounded at the Battle of the Marne. He is the son of the famous actor (pictured below). When his son was shot he received a postcard from Lieutenant-Colonel Montressor,…

Quick, Herbert

Herbert Quick

  Herbert Quick Rank: Sergeant Regiment: King’s Own Scottish Borderers Father: Mr F Quick Address: 19 Albion Street, Halton, Hastings Other Info: He was in five engagements, and was shot in both feet. He is a noted footballer, being captain of the Regimental team.…

Philcox, Frank Sidney

Philcox

Frank S Philcox Rank: Private Regiment: 5th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment Parents: Mr & Mrs Frank Philcox Brother: Ernest Philcox Address: 65 Hughenden Road, Hastings Other Info: Member of the Blacklands Church Lads’ Brigade. Wounded. Now again at the Front. Published: October 1914, May 1915 &…

Watts, Leonard

Watts

Leonard Watts Rank: Lance Corporal Regiment: Border Regiment Parents: Mr & Mrs W H Watts Brother: H F Watts Address: Bohemia Road / Church Road, St Leonards Other Info: Previously in the Liverpool Volunteers. Wounded three times; now in hospital at Warrington. Additional name information…

Stubberfield, William

Stubberfield

William Stubberfield Rank: Able Seaman Regiment: Royal Naval Division Parents: Mr & Mrs Stubberfield Brothers: Norman Gershon Stubberfield & Frederick Stubberfield Address: 129 Emmanuel Road, Hastings Other Info: At the Dardanelles. Wounded at Gallipoli and also in France. Now in hospital. Published: January 1916 & March…

Stubberfield, Frederick

Stubberfield

Frederick Stubberfield Rank: Private Regiment: 6th Dragoon Guards Parents: Mr & Mrs Stubberfield Brothers: Norman Gershon Stubberfield & William Stubberfield Address: 129 Emmanuel Road, Hastings Other Info: Wounded, now in hospital with Trench feet. Published: January 1916 & March 1918 Please use the comments box below…

Stretton, W E

W E Stretton

W E Stretton Rank: Private Service: British Army Wife: Mrs Stretton Address: 21 South Terrace, Halton, Hastings Other Info: Invalided home. Now in a convalescent home at Witham, Essex. Published: March 1918 Please use the comments box below if you can provide more information…

Reed, Christopher

Reed

Chris Reed Rank: Private Service: British Army Parents: Mr Henry George & Mrs Elizabeth H Reed Brother: Thomas William Reed Address: 7 Turner’s Green, Wadhurst Other Info: Wounded. Published: March 1918 Please use the comments box below if you can provide more information about this person.

Saunders, Richard

Saunders, Fuller

Richard Saunders Rank: Private Regiment: 2nd Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment Address: New Council Cottages, Netherfield Parents: Mr & Mrs H Saunders Brothers: Arthur Saunders & Fred Saunders Cousins: Henry Fuller & William George Fuller Other Info: At the Western General Hospital, Manchester Published: November 1914 Please use the comments box below…

Saunders, Fred

Saunders, Fuller

Fred Saunders Rank: Private Regiment: 2nd Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment Address: New Council Cottages, Netherfield Parents: Mr & Mrs H Saunders Brothers: Arthur Saunders & Richard Saunders Cousins: Henry Fuller & William George Fuller Other Info: Wounded in the right arm. Published: November 1914 Please use the comments box below if…