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| Haigh | George | Pte | 26573 | 26 | Killed 9 Feb 1917 | |||
| 7th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Guisborough E. Guisborough |
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| Husband of Daisy Haigh, of 93, Margrove Park, Boosbeck, Yorks. | ||||||||
| GROVE TOWN CEMETERY, MEAULTE, II. N. 45. | Guisborough Parish Church War Memorial | |||||||
| Halder | Albert | Pte | 60160 (Yorks) 76469 (NF) |
29 | Killed 4 Nov 1918 | |||
| 2nd Bn. Northumberland Fusiliers, formerly in Yorkshire Regt. | B. Seamer E. Scarborough |
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| Son of William and Fanny Halder,
of South End, Burniston, Scarborough. Native of Forge Valley, East Ayton.
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| FONTAINE-AU-BOIS COMMUNAL CEMETERY Nord, France, C. 5. | ||||||||
| Hall | John | Pte | 26323 | Killed 7 June 1917 | ||||
| 8th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Esaingwold E. Easingwold |
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| YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL Ieper, West-Vlaanderen,
Belgium, Panel 33 " |
Easingwold Unknown | |||||||
| Halliwell | W N |
2nd Lieut | Killed 21 Sept 1916 | |||||
| 9th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | ||||||||
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| DERNANCOURT COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION, II. A. 39. | Roll of Served St. Laurence, Kirby Misperton | |||||||
| Hardwick | Alfred Wrighton | Pte | 26250 | Died 27 March 1916 | ||||
| B. Snainton E. Scarborough |
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| Buried at SNAINTON (ST. STEPHEN) CHURCHYARD |
Snainton Village Memorial Cross | |||||||
| Hardwick | John Grayson |
2nd Lieut | ||||||
| Only son of Mrs W Hardwick of Mayfield,
Pickering wounded in the arm and is now in hospital in Oxford. (Y.G. 6/4/18) |
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| PICKERING PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM | ||||||||
| Harker | Lewis | Sergt. | ||||||
| Wounded in 1916 and invalided to
hospital in England. Son of Mr & Mrs L Harker. |
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| PICKERING PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM | ||||||||
| Harper | Harry | Pte | ||||||
| 6th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | ||||||||
| Wounded in the thigh in 1916. Son
of Mr & Mrs T Harper of Eastgate, Pickering.Later sustained a third
wound in his left hand. |
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| PICKERING PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM | ||||||||
| Harper | James | |||||||
| PICKERING PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM | ||||||||
| Harper | John (Jack) | |||||||
| Elder Brother of William Harper and
was with him when he was killed |
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| PICKERING PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM | ||||||||
| Harper | Robert | Pte | 36421 | 40 | Killed 20 Sept 1917 | |||
| 9th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Malton E. Malton |
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| Son of William and Elizabeth Harper, of Gilling East, York. | ||||||||
| TYNE COT MEMORIAL, Panel 52 to 54 and 162A. | PICKERING
PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM Gilling, Grimston & Cawton Memorial, Holy Cross Church Gilling East |
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| Harper | William |
Pte | 1472 | Killed 15 Sept 1916 | ||||
| 5th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Pickering E. Pickering |
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| Photo on "Photos,
Individual Soldiers - H" |
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| ADANAC MILITARY CEMETERY, MIRAUMONT, V K 19 | PICKERING
PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM Pickering Town Memorial |
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| Harper | W E | Pte | 21302 | 19 | Killed 26 June 1917 | |||
| 9th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | ||||||||
| Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Harper, of 18, Marl St., Middlesbrough. | ||||||||
| WANCOURT BRITISH CEMETERY, VII. C. 39. | PICKERING PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL | |||||||
| Harpley | William |
Pte | 1680 | Killed 17 Sept 1916 | ||||
| 4th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Guisborough E. Guisborough |
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| THIEPVAL MEMORIAL, Pier and Face 3 A and 3 D | Guisborough Parish Church War Memorial | |||||||
| Harrison | Herbert E | |||||||
| 5th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | ||||||||
| Of Rosedale (Y.G. 20.3.15) (PHOTO) |
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| Roll of Service Rosedale St Lawrence Church | ||||||||
| Hartas | Cecil | Pte | 15260 | Died 12 Nov 1915 | ||||
| 6th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Sinnington E. Malton R. Nawton |
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| SINNINGTON (ALL SAINTS) CHURCHYARD |
Sinnington
Churchyard Memorial Stone Sinnington Village Hall Wall Tablet (Fallen) |
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| Hartas | Thomas Henry | Pte | 1946 | 28 | Died 19 May 1915 | |||
| 4th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Ampleforth E. Stokesley |
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| Son of Thomas and Mary Hartas, of Ampleforth, York; husband of A. E. Hartas, of West Terrace, Stokesley. | ||||||||
| STOKESLEY CHURCH BURIAL GROUND, In East part. | Ampleforth Roll of Honour St. Hilda's | |||||||
| Hayden | George | Pte | 36079 | Killed 13 Oct 1916 | ||||
| 2nd Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Haxy E. Easingwold |
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| THIEPVAL MEMORIAL, Pier and Face 3 A and 3 D. | Easingwold Unknown | |||||||
| Hayes | Rowland Garfield | Pte | 26275 | 26 | Killed 22 Mar 1918 | |||
| 2nd Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Farlington E. Stillington R. Farlington |
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| Son of John and Mary Hayes, of Farlington, Stillington, York. | ||||||||
| POZIERES MEMORIAL,Panel 31 and 32. | Easingwold Unknown | |||||||
| Hayton | Alfred | L/Cpl | 30370 | Killed 20 Nov 1917 | ||||
| 4th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. South Cave E. Coxwold R. Wass |
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| ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY, XXX. M. 3. | Coxwold
St. Michael's Churchyard Memorial Cross Coxwold & Yearsley Roll of Honour, St. Michae'ls, Coxwold- Fallen |
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| Hayton | William Henry | Pte | 20714 | 23 | Killed 21 Sept 1917 | |||
| 7th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Topcliffe E. Thirsk R. Topcliffe |
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| Served in 'A'-Coy. Son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Hayton, of Dean Square, Topcliffe, Thirsk, Yorks. |
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| SUNKEN ROAD CEMETERY, FAMPOUX Pas de Calais, France, Panel Number: I. A. 35 | ||||||||
| Headley | H | |||||||
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| PICKERING PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM | ||||||||
| Headley | Joseph | Pte | 28267 | Killed 7 June 1917 | ||||
| 9th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Pickering E. Pickering |
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| YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL, Panel 33 | PICKERING
PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM Pickering Town Memorial |
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| Headley | T A | Pte | ||||||
| Of Pickering, wounded in the left
hand by a piece of shell, he was slightly wounded in October last. Joined
the Yorkshire Rgt. In 1914 Previous to which he was employed by the Kilby
Casle estate, near Cropton. (Y.G. undated) (PHOTO).Eldest son of Mr &
Mrs W Headley of Pickering hospitalised to London. Had been out in France
since the early stages of the war. (Y.G. 6/4/18) |
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| Heaton | J | |||||||
| Wombleton & Welburn Plaque, Wombleton Village Hall | ||||||||
| Hebron | Wilson | Pte | 18077 | 22 | Killed 15 Nov 1915 | |||
| 2nd Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Guisborough E. Middlesbrough R. Guisborough |
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| Son of Wilson and Hannah Mary Hebron,
of 15, Bennison St., Guisborough, Yorks. |
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| GUARDS CEMETERY, WINDY CORNER, CUINCHY, III. B. 4. | Guisborough Parish Church War Memorial | |||||||
| Helm | Walter J | Pte | 2843 | |||||
| 5th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | ||||||||
| Medal card of Helm, Walter J : Corps Regiment No Rank Yorkshire Regiment 2843 Royal Garrison Artillery 311400 Royal Engineers 463352 Sapper Royal Engineers WR 176613 Sapper " |
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| Memorial Hall Wall Tablet Kirbymoorside | ||||||||
| Heseltine | John |
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| PICKERING PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM | ||||||||
| Hewitt | James L | |||||||
| 5th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | ||||||||
| Memorial Hall Wall Tablet Kirbymoorside | ||||||||
| Hey | J | |||||||
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| PICKERING PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM | ||||||||
| Hildreth | F | |||||||
| PICKERING PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM | ||||||||
| Hill | R | |||||||
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| PICKERING PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM | ||||||||
| Hill | W | |||||||
| 2nd Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | ||||||||
| Wombleton & Welburn Plaque, Wombleton Village Hall | ||||||||
| Hill | Richard | Major | 37 | Died 17 Feb 1915 | ||||
| 3rd Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | ||||||||
| Son of Richard and Evereld Hill,
of Thornton Hall, Thornton-le-Dale; husband of Gertrude Mary Hill, of Thornton-le-Dale. |
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| THORNTON DALE (ALL SAINTS) CHURCHYARD | Wall Plaque to Fallen All Saints, Thornton le Dale | |||||||
| Hobson | Frederick | Pte | 27871 | |||||
| 7th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | ||||||||
| Easingwold Unknown | ||||||||
| Hodgson | Frederick | Pte | 3277 | 23 | Killed 24 Dec 1915 | |||
| 5th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | E. Malton R. Pickering |
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| Commemorated on family grave in St
Andrews Churchyard. Son of William Hodgson of Manor House, Middleton, Pickering.
Photo on "Photos, Individual Soldiers - H" |
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| YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL, Panel 33 | St. Andrew's Church, Middleton, - Plaque Pickering Town Memorial |
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| Hodgson | J | L/Cpl | 2704 | |||||
| 4th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | ||||||||
| PICKERING PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM | ||||||||
| Hogg | Edgar | L/Cpl | 2704 | 22 | Killed 31 July 1916 | |||
| 4th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Easingwold E. Northallerton R. Crayke |
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| Son of John and Eliza Hogg, of Crayke,
York. |
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| BAILLEUL COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION (NORD), II. F. 124. | Easingwold Unknown St Cuthbert's Church, Crayke - Fallen |
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| Hoggart | John | |||||||
| 4th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | ||||||||
| (Y.G. 27.2.15) (LIST) |
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| Hoggart | William | Pte | ||||||
| 5th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | ||||||||
| Eldest son of Mr J M Hoggart, grocer
& draper. He is a well known local footballer and cyclist. (Y.G. 13.3.15)
(PHOTO) |
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| Memorial Hall Wall Tablet Kirbymoorside | ||||||||
| Holmes | Fred | |||||||
| 5th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | ||||||||
| (Y.G. 20.2.15) (PHOTO) | ||||||||
| Holmes | John | L/Cpl | 1123 | 29 | Killed 25 Oct 1916 | |||
| 5th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Swinton E. Pickering R. Helmsley |
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| Son of Mrs. Holmes and the late Isaac
Holmes; husband of Alice Maud Holmes, of Bond Gate, Helmsley, Yorks. A former
Policeman with the Middlesbrough Constabulary. |
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| THIEPVAL MEMORIAL, Pier and Face 3 A and 3 D. | Helmsley Churchyard Memorial Cross | |||||||
| Holmes | Lance | |||||||
| 5th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | ||||||||
| One of three serving sons, John,
Lance and Fred. The son of Isaac Holmes who himself served 27 years with
the volunteers and was a Sgt. All 3 serving in the 5th Yorks commanded by
Sir Mark Sykes, M.P. The youngest son was a porter at Helmsley station.
He was aged 17 in Feb 1915. (Y.G. 20.2.15) (PHOTO) |
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| Hornby | W Harrison | Pte | 1494 (Yorks) then 6538 Y & L |
Killed 7 Sept 1916 | ||||
| 1/4th Bn. Yorks & Lancs, formerly Yorkshire Regt. | B. Kirbymoorside E. Kirbymoorside |
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| LONSDALE CEMETERY, AUTHUILE Somme, France , VII. F. 4. | Marton, Village Memorial | |||||||
| Horner | Edwin | |||||||
| 2nd Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | ||||||||
| Served Roll for Coxwold & Yearsley. St. Michael's, Coxwold | ||||||||
| Horner | Frederick | Pte | 60448 | 22 | Killed 24 Oct 1918 | |||
| 9th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Raskelf E. Easingwold R. Raskelf |
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| Son of the late William and Matilda
Horner, of Raskelf, Easingwold, Yorks. |
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| CROSS ROADS CEMETERY Nord, France, II. G. 14. | Easingwold Unknown | |||||||
| Horner | G E | |||||||
| PICKERING PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM | ||||||||
| Horner | George William Alfred | Pte | 2986 | 21 | Killed 23 June 1916 | |||
| 5th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | E. Malton R. Yearsley |
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| Son of James Alfred and Alice Mary
Horner, of Yearsley, Brandsby, York. |
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| LA LAITERIE MILITARY CEMETERY, VII. D. 23. | Coxwold,
St. Michael's Coxwold & Yearsley Roll of Honour St. Michaels, Yearsley Easingwold Unknown |
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| Horner | P | |||||||
| PICKERING PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM | ||||||||
| Hornsey | A | |||||||
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| PICKERING PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM | ||||||||
| Hornsey | Bert | |||||||
| 5th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | ||||||||
| Was employed at Stamford Bridge prior to enlisting. (Y.G. 13.3.15) (PHOTO) | ||||||||
| Hornsey | Maurice | Pte | 2837 | 20 | Killed 17 Sept 1916 | |||
| 5th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | E. Malton R. Norton |
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| Youngest one of 4 Norton brothers
serving. Son of Mr & Mrs Richard & Sophia Hornsey of Brook Lodge,
Norton. Two other sons enrolled on home service in the Vol Tr. Corps. Seven
sons in all. (Y.G. 13.3.15) (PHOTO) |
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| THIEPVAL MEMORIAL Somme, France | N/A NORTON | |||||||
| Hornsey | Wilfred James | Pte | 2081 | 21 | Killed 12 Sept 1916 | |||
| 5th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Norton E. Scarborough R. Norton |
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| Formerly in the service of Barclay's
Bank. A 7th son Percy anxious to enlist but remined at Norton due to business
reasons with his fathers ill health. All 7 brothers are well known in various
circles locally. (Y.G. 13.3.15) (PHOTO of Wilfred) |
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| FLATIRON COPSE CEMETERY, MAMETZ Somme, France | N/A NORTON | |||||||
| Houlston | Harry | Sergeant | 235737 | 38 | Killed 27 May 1918 | |||
| 5th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | E. Gloucester R. Helmsley |
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| Formerly 2372 Royal Gloucester Hussars.
Son of Mrs. S. A. Houlston, of Castlegate, Helmsley, Yorks. His father was
the late Job Houlston. He was formerly a footman at Duncombe Park, and later
in service with the Baron de Forest. |
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| SOISSONS MEMORIAL, Aisne, France | Helmsley Churchyard Memorial Cross | |||||||
| Hudson | Edgar | Pte | 201945 | Killed 5 Oct 1918 | ||||
| 9th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Topcliffe E. Topcliffe |
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| BEAUREVOIR COMMUNAL CEMETERY BRITISH EXTENSION
Aisne, France, C. 14. " |
Topcliffe? | |||||||
| Hudson | J W | |||||||
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| PICKERING PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM | ||||||||
| Hudson | Walter | Pte | 60537 | Killed 10 Oct 1918 | ||||
| 9th Battalion | B. Sinnington E. Pickering R. Riseborough, Pickering |
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| LE CATEAU MILITARY CEMETERY, II. D. 16 | St
Peter & Paul Pickering Pickering Town Memorial PICKERING PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM PICKERING PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL Marton Village Memorial |
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| Hudson | William | Serjeant | 20351 | 28 | Killed 15 Dec 1917 | |||
| 6th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Newton-on-Rawcliff E. Marton R. West Heslerton |
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| Son of George and Hannah Hudson,
of West Heslerton, Yorks. |
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| NOEUX-LES-MINES COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION, III.B.6 | Pickering Town Memorial | |||||||
| Hudson | Z | |||||||
| PICKERING PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM | ||||||||
| Humble | R | |||||||
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| PICKERING PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM | ||||||||
| Hunter | J W | Pte | ||||||
| 5th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | ||||||||
| PICKERING
PRINTED ROLL OF HONOUR - BECK ISLE MUSEUM PICKERING PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL |
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| Hurn | George | Pte | 200040 | 40 | Died 14 Oct 1919 | |||
| 4th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | ||||||||
| Husband of L. A. Hurn, of 4, Bulmer's
Buildings, Guisborough. Does not appear in SDGW. (Died at home a year after War ended) |
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| GUISBOROUGH CEMETERY | Guisborough Parish Church War Memorial | |||||||
| Huxley | George Herbert | Pte | 1583 | 22 | Killed 17 Sept 1916 | |||
| 5th Bn. Yorkshire Regt. | B. Epping, N Wales E. Pickering |
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| Son of Mr. and Mrs. Huxley, of Epping,
Essex; husband of Martha Lillian Lythe (formerly Huxley), of School Row,
Rosedale East, Pickering, Yorks. |
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| ST. PIERRE CEMETERY, AMIENS Somme, France | Pickering Town Memorial (for Ebberston) | |||||||
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