WW1
Records of men from other Streets on the periphery of St Anns
Records of men from other Streets on the periphery of St Anns
This page records service personnel who lived on the periphery of St Anns. In most cases they have been recorded on the Nottingham City Council (NCC) St Anns Virtual Memorial site but do not meet this site's street list criteria.
There will inevitably be discrepancies/differences between this site's records and NCC. For example this site claims men who were born or lived in St Anns prior to WW1 and in some cases after, whereas NCC criteria do not necessarily accept this.
There will inevitably be discrepancies/differences between this site's records and NCC. For example this site claims men who were born or lived in St Anns prior to WW1 and in some cases after, whereas NCC criteria do not necessarily accept this.
Sadler H
Remembered on
- Nottingham - St Ann's Church Men's Institute War Memorial as H Sadler
- St Ann's District Virtual Memorial War Memorial as H Sadler
Marianne Battelle HARRIS
http://www.lincstothepast.com/PersonDetails.aspx?objectid=1769697 Place of birth St Ann's Nottingham Family History She was the daughter of John Felton Harris. In 1911 she lived in Lincolnshire with her uncle and aunt. Employment/Hobbies In 1911 she worked in her uncle's grocery and off license. Date of death 15 Feb 1919 Age at death 26 Commonwealth Grave No 379846 - CWGC Website Service number 12444 Rank Member Military Unit Women's Royal Air Force Military History 48th Training Depot Station formerly 27th Wing HQ (Waddington) Royal Air Force Extra Information Bracebridge (All Saints) Churchyard Remembered on
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William Henry Ecob Rank Private Service number 203538 Date of death 05 May 1917 Age at death 22 Military Unit 2/5th Bn Sherwood Foresters (Notts & Derby Regiment) Family History William Henry Ecob was born in 1895 the son of George an agricultural labourer and Amelia Ecob (née Smith). His father was born in 1861 at Upper Broughton Nottinghamshire, his mother in 1861 in Old Dalby Leicestershire.They were married in 1893 in the Melton Mowbray district. Amelia had previously been married to John Tipp (died 1891 aged 35) a bricklayers labourer. They had three children. In 1911 the family lived at Debdale Hill Old Dalby. George was a farm labourer and Amelia worked as a mess room caretaker. By 1915 the family had moved to Holme Cottages Holme Grange Holme Pierrepont Nottinghamshire. They later moved to 25 Quernaby Road Coppice Road Mapperley Nottingham. Extra Information In Memoriam published 6th March 1919 in the Nottingham Evening Post :- “ECOB. – Pte. W. H. Ecob, Notts. and Derby Regt., reported missing on May 5th, 1917, now officially reported killed on that date, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ecob.” Remembered on
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HARRISON, Robert John
Rank Air Mechanic 2nd Class Service number 7030 Military Unit Royal Air Force Date of death 31 Mar 1919 Age at death 25 Family History He was the son of Robert John and Claude William Harrison and the brother of Henry and Claude William Harrison. In 1911 they lived at 228 Alfreton Road and later at 11 Waterloo Promenade (both Nottingham). Employment/Hobbies He was a club waiter in 1911. Commonwealth Grave No 2750224 - CWGC Website He is buried in Nottingham Northern Cemetery Remembered on
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KEELING, John Clifton
Rank Private Service number 62101 Date of death 10 Feb 1918 Age at death 28 Military Unit The King's (Liverpool Regiment) Family History He was the husband of Ethel Keeling of 24 Tyler Street Colwick Street Nottingham. Military History 23rd Bn transferred to (51249) 86th Coy Labour Corps Commonwealth Grave No 47482 - CWGC Website Extra Information Boulogne Eastern Cemetery Remembered on |
MASKELL Arthur
Rank Company Sergeant Major Date of death 14 Feb 1916 Age at death 32 Service number 9802 Family History He was the son of Joseph and Harriet Maskell of 5 Grove Cottages Thorneywood Lane Nottingham. Military Unit 10th Bn Sherwood Foresters (Notts & Derby Regiment) Military History He served for 11 years. Extra Information Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial Commonwealth Grave No 906201 - CWGC Website Remembered on
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PARR, Henry Thomas
Rank Private Service number 56012 Date of death 9-Jun-17 Employment/Hobbies He was a carter in 1911. Military Unit 9th Bn Sherwood Foresters (Notts & Derby Regiment) Family History He was the son of Thomas Richmond and Mary Parr and the brother of George, Benjamin, Ann, Ellen, James and Arthur Parr. In 1911 they lived at 54 Hooton Street St Ann's Nottingham. Military History Enlisted at Nottingham and entered theatre sometime after 1 January 1916. He was posted to 9th Battalion Sherwood Foresters. Henry was killed during the Battle of Messines - June 9th 1917 - '12.10 am rations arrived and sent up. Intermittent and pretty heavy shelling of 'O' (Odour Trench) 21 central with 5.9's which continued throughout the night. Capt. Gregory reported killed while in Forester Post. 2/Lt. Cook killed in Odour Trench about the same time.' It is probable that Henry was also killed at this time as 2 officers and 9 other ranks were killed in the day. A shell strike is the likely cause of all the deaths. They are all commemorated on the Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. John Morse Remembered on St Ann's District Virtual Memorial War Memorial as Henry Thomas Parr Sources: Commonwealth War Graves Commission Nottinghamshire Great War Roll of Honour |
PILKINGTON, Albert
Rank Corporal Address given on enlistment 54 Garden Street, Radford. Service number M2/054564 Date of death 24 Mar 1918 Age at death 35 Military Unit Army Service Corps Employment/Hobbies He was a cab man in 1911 and gave his occupation as chauffeur when he enlisted in 1915. Commonwealth Grave No 580290 - CWGC Website Remembered on |
ROADLEY Alfred Ernest
Rank Private Service number 24993 Date of death 05 Feb 1917 Age at death 23 Military Unit 1st Bn Leicestershire Regiment Family History He was the son of Frederick and Alice Roadley and the brother of Alice, Frederick, Mabel, Horace, Winifred and Leslie James Roadley. In 1911 they lived at 8 Cromford Street St Ann's Nottingham. Employment/Hobbies He as a telephone attendant in 1911. Commonwealth Grave No 252394 - CWGC Website Extra Information Vermelles British Cemetery Grave Reference: Grave Reference V D 37 Remembered on
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Arthur William Slater
Rank Private Age at death 33 Date of death 12-Oct-1917 Service number 2186 Military Unit 7th Bn Lincolnshire Regiment Family History William Arthur Slater was born in 1887 in Nottingham and worked as a coal miner. He married Evelyn Slater, nee Haywood, in 1908. She was born in 1890 in Nottingham. They had two children Mary Ellen, born February 28, 1909 at Albion Place, Nottingham, Nottingham and William Arthur, born March 1911, also at Albion Place. By 1916 they were living at 46 Lees Yard, Canal Street, and after William Arthur's death his family moved to 17 Lucknow Street, Gedling Street, Sneinton, Nottingham. Employment/Hobbies Coal Miner. Remembered on St Ann's District Virtual Memorial War Memorial as Arthur William Slater |
SMITH, John
Rank Private Age at death 36 Date of death 16 Jul 1917 Service number 71657 Military Unit Durham Light Infantry Family History Son of Sarah Ann and the late John Smith of Nottingham; husband of Lily Barton (formerly Smith), of Go, Burgass Road, Thorneywood, Nottingham (CWGC). Commonwealth Grave No 2750304 - CWGC Website Military History 25th Works Bn. transf. to (124752) 298th Reserve Labour Coy. Labour CorpsHe is buried in the Nottingham Church (Rock) Cemetery, Nottingham (grave ref All Soul's 7759). Remembered on |
THOMPSON Reginald
Rank Rifleman Age at death 27 Date of death 11 Jun 1916 Family History He was the son of William J and Annie Thompson and the brother of Thomas Arthur and Sydney Thompson. In 1901 they lived at 5 Gloucester Avenue Lenton and in 1911 at 30 Dunlop Avenue Radford (both Nottingham). Reginald's father predeceased him and his mother was living in Mablethorpe Lincolnshire at the time of her son's death. Reginald was engaged to Lily. Employment/Hobbies He was a clerk at Player's in 1911. Commonwealth Grave No 2750213 - CWGC Website Service number R/2880 Military Unit 9th Bn King's Royal Rifle Corps Military History He died of appendicitis at the County of London Hospital, Epsom, on 11th June 1916. He is buried in Lenton (Holy Trinity) Churchyard. Remembered on
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TOWLE, STEPHEN
Rank Sapper Service number 480250 Date of death 31 Aug 1919 Age at death 35 Military Unit Royal Engineers Family History He was the husband of Nellie Isabel Towle and the father of Nellie Isabel Towle. In 1911 they lived at 4 Peel Villas, Querneby Road, Woodborough Road Nottingham. Employment/Hobbies He was a bricklayer in 1911. Military History Nottingham Evening Post Roll of Honour 2/9/1919: 'Towle. On 31st August 1919, Sapper Stephen Towle, Royal Engineers, passed peacefully away, after much suffering, aged 35 years.' Remembered on
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WRIGHT, Archibald John
Rank Corporal Service number 263005 Date of death 15 Jun 1918 Age at death 33 Employment/Hobbies In 1911 he was a window cleaner. Family History He was the husband of Lily (née Derwin) Wright and the father of Horace, Florence, Winifred, Archibald, Marjorie and Leslie Wright. In 1911 they lived at 19 Kenilworth Terrace Portland Road Nottingham and later at 12 Russell Street Nottingham. Military Unit Gloucestershire Regiment Military History Corporal Archibald John Wright, enlisted October 1914 and served with 1/5th Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment. He was gassed in September 1917. He was killed in action during the Austro-Hungarian offensive on the Piave on 15th June 1918. He has no known grave, his name is commemorated on the Giavera Memorial. Remembered on
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