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Redditch Local History Society                       Remembering Redditch Residents & WW1


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               The Bromsgrove, Droitwich and Redditch Messenger – Saturday 14  October
               1916

               Worcestershire Regiment Casualties
               Killed
               Kilsby F. (2590)
               (On the Ancestry site, Military records Corporal Frank Kilsby (2530) 1/8rd Battalion,
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               Worcestershire Regiment, resided and enlisted in Redditch, killed in action, 30  August 1916,
               Western European Theatre.  Buried Euston Road Cemetery, Colincamps, Picardie, France.)
               Remembered on St Stephen’s war memorial, Redditch.
               (On 1911 census Francis Albert Kilsby aged 20, needle pointer, born in Alcester, lived with his parents Charles
               and Harriett Ann Kilsby  at 54 Park Road, Redditch.)

               Wounded
               Cook W. E. (31467)
               Evans H. (31458)
               Hill M. (2177)
               Vale C. E. (2989)

               Other Local Casualties
               Killed
               (12583) Sergt. W. Hollington – Oxford and Bucks from Redditch
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               (On the Ancestry site, Military records William Hollington of the 6  Battalion, born and
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               resided in Redditch, enlisted in Banbury, Oxfordshire, was killed in action 3  September
               1916, Western European Theatre.  On the Commonwealth War Graves, William was
               mentioned on the Thiepval Memorial, France.)
               Remembered on St George’s war memorial, Redditch.
               (William Hollington was born in 1879.  On the 1901 census he was aged 21, cycle fitter and classed as inmate of
               Army home, in Gloucester and the Head of the house was Supt. of Church Army Home.  On the 1881 census
               William aged 1, lived with his parents John and Harriet Hollington and siblings at 8 Monks Building, Ipsley
               Street, Redditch.)
               (27465) G. F. Irish – Gloucesters from Redditch
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               (On Ancestry site, Military records, George Frederick Irish (27465) of the 14  (Service)
               Battalion (West of England) born in Redditch and enlisted in Worcester, was killed in action
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               22  August 1916, Western European Theatre.  Remembered on Thiepval Memorial, Picardie,
               France.)
               Remembered on St Stephen’s war memorial.

               Wounded
               (17515) F. Crow – Royal Warwicks from Redditch
               (17807) C. J. Davis – Royal Warwicks from Redditch
               (24516) G. Fletcher – Grenadier Guards from Redditch
               (1982) F. Hack – Middlesex from Redditch
               (22514) N. T. Hunt – King’s Royal Rifles from Redditch










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