L/8753 Private

A.HOLMANS

E. Kent Regt. (The Buffs)

Died 24th June 1915

Lance Corporal

Christopher B.

    HOLMES

21 Batt. Manchester Regt.

    Of Castleton Lancs.

Died August 28th 1916

From Wounds Received In France

         Aged 29 Years

When Hour Of Death Is Come

Let None Ask Whence Or Why

Son of John Holmes, of 45, Melville St., Castleton, Manchester.


 

3098 Private

W.H. HOLMES

Northumberland Fusiliers

Died 5th March 1915 Age 24

 

 

Son of William Henry and Isabella Harriett Holmes, of 72, Moreland St., City Rd., London.

 

21503 Private

J. HOLT

Cheshire Regiment

Died 21st August 1916

 

Burial record states that John died upon the hospital ship St. Patrick aged 33.

6009344 Private

S.C. HOLTON

The Essex Regiment

Died 28th May 1941

11734 Private

J.T. HONOR

Royal Fusiliers

Died 15th November 1914

 

James Thomas was born in Tottenham and at time of enlistment, he was a Blacksmith. His effects were sent home to his mother Charlotte and sisters Janet Emma and Ella May.

1036045 Rifleman

A.F. HOOD

King's Royal Rifle Corps

Died 30th June 1921 Age 20

 

Our Only Son

 

Alfred Frank

Son of Alfred William and Annie Hood, of 20, "C" Block, Lewis Buildings, Warner Rd., Camberwell, London.

13036 Lance Cpl.

G.F. HOOKER

Essex Regiment

Died 11th April 1916

 

Burial record states that George died in Holywell, Watford aged 20.

 

 5929 Private

W. HORTON

Highland Light Infantry

Died 18th July 1915

 

 

Walter John age 35 years old. Fourth son of Mrs E. Horton of Alkham and the late Mr Charles John Horton of Dover.

8306 Guardsman

H. HOWE

Coldstream Guards

Died 15th October 1914

 

Henry

Son of George and Susan Howe.

 

More can be found about William Henry Howe here: http://www.dartmouthgreatwarfallen.org/index.php/individual-display?s=Howe?cb=71

7248642 Private

  G. HOWELLS

Royal Army Medical Corps.

Died 7th June 1921 Age 45

 

Also His Wife Mary Maud

2nd April 1967 Age 85

  Thy Will Be Done

 

George

Son of Mrs. Harriett Howells; husband of Mary Maud Howells, of 6, Council Houses, Netley, Hants. Born at Newnham.

3747 Driver

J. HUGHES

Royal Engineers

Died 20th December 1920 Age 39

 

Peace Perfect Peace

 

 

James was born about 1882 in Basingstoke. The 1901 census shows him to be a Driver age 19 with the 60th Field Company Royal Engineers at Longmoor Barracks.

The 1911 census shows him living with wife Margaret and daughter Vera age 1. He was a tin washer in a biscuit factory.

I was contacted by Helen because James is her husband’s  grandfather. He was invalided out of the army in 1916 and died in 1920.

Thanks to Helen for this information



Lieutenant

A.H.B. HULLEY

Royal Field Artillery

Died 4th December 1918

 

 

Has a memorial in St. Judes Church in Portsmouth which also includes his father Arderne Hulley 1836-1927

Thank you Mark for sharing.

 

9314 Private

E. HUNT

Dorsetshire Regiment

Died 6th November 1914 Age 22

 

Edward died of his wounds received in action. His effects were received by his Aunt Bridget Foley.

 

117 Gunner

John William F. HUNT

Royal Field Artillery

Died 18th October 1916 Age 20

 

Awaiting The Last Roll Call

 

John William Francis

Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. F. Hunt. Born at Dalston, London

 

Burial record states that John died in the Isolation Hospital, Shirley Southampton aged 20.

A/948 Staff Serjt.

J. HUNTER

Royal Army Ordnance Corps

Died 30th August 1917

 

John

391839 Rifleman

T.H.HURLE

Queen Victoria's Rifles

Died 30th April 1918

723 Private

W. MC L. INNES

Royal Scots Greys

Died 27th August 1914 Age 25

 

Christ Will Clasp

The Broken Chain

Stronger When We Meet Again

 

William McLeod was the son of James and Maggie Gordon of Leschangie, Kemnay, Aberdeen

2616 Lance Cpl.

C.G. IRELAND

Hampshire Regiment

Died 7th December 1915 Age 27

 

Charles George

Son of Charles and Louisa Ireland, of 26, Nelson St., Southampton.

 

 

 

"Which puts into stark perspective the death, at the age of 25, of Charles Ireland. Despite shade temperatures of 125ºF in their first summer in India, the 1/5th Hampshires would lose but nine men to disease (out of 26 fatalities in all). Ireland, a parks-footballer who’d had a one-match trial with the Saints in 1909, was one of the battalion’s rare deaths from this cause. Having survived the journey home from India, Lance-Corporal Ireland died in the Royal Victoria Military Hospital at Netley and is buried in the neighbouring military cemetery.

 

  The above account has been exerpted, with permission, from SAINTS AT WAR by David Bull, to be published in 2019 by Hagiology Publishing.

 

See also:Netley Football and Cricket Teams

 

Charles George Ireland died from Tuberculosis which is stated on the UK Army Registers of Soldier's Effects on ancestry.co.uk

19615 Private

A.W. IVES

Norfolk Regiment

Died 9th July 1916 Age 31

 

Arthur Walter was married to Rose Henrietta Durrant and they had 3 children. He was born in Norfolk.

 

Burial record states that Arthur died in the Welsh Hospital Netley aged 39.

From the Durrant family tree on Ancestry
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