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Name: ACKLING, Albert William

Status:
Wounded

Address:
109 Ock Street

Rank:
Driver

Service No:
155986

Regiment:
Royal Field Artillery

Chronology:
January 1915 to April 1919, France

Formerly:
Private SE/7603, Royal Army Veterinary Corps

Data Link:
National Archives Medal Roll WW1 - Reference WO 372/2

Name: ACKLING, Arthur Stanley

Status:
Returned

Address:
32-34 Bath Street

Rank:
Private

Service No:
72535

Battalion, Ship or Squadron:
12th

Regiment:
Machine Gun Corps

Chronology:
September 1914 to January 1919, France & Blegium

Formerly:
Private 2394, Berkshire Yeomanry and Private 40179, Worcestershire Regiment

Data Link:
National Archives Medal Roll WW1 - Reference WO 372/1

Name: ACKLING, Ernest

Status:
Returned

Address:
180 Ock Street

Regiment:
Royal Air Force

Chronology:
from July 1918, France

Name: ACKLING, Harry

Status:
Returned

Address:
109 Ock Street

Rank:
Private

Service No:
M2/045766

Regiment:
Royal Army Service Corps

Chronology:
January 1915 to April 1919, France

Data Link:
National Archives Medal Roll WW1 - Reference WO 372/1

Name: ACKLING, Percival Curtis

Status:
Returned

Address:
32-34 Bath Street

Rank:
Private

Service No:
200664

Regiment:
Royal Berkshire Regiment

Chronology:
from September 1914 to January 1919, France, Belgium, Italy

Formerly:
Private 2817, Royal Berkshire Regiment

Data Link:
National Archives Medal Roll WW1 - Reference WO 372/1

Name: ACKLING, William Henry

Status:
Returned

Address:
32-34 Bath Street

Rank:
Gunner

Service No:
152722

Regiment:
Royal Garrison Artillery

Chronology:
from March 1917, France, Belgium, Germany

Data Link:
National Archives Medal Roll WW1 - Reference WO 372/1

Name: ALDER, Albert

Status:
Wounded

Address:
14 Radley Road

Rank:
Private

Service No:
25988

Battalion, Ship or Squadron:
6th

Regiment:
Royal Berkshire Regiment

Chronology:
January 1916 to September 1917, France

Data Link:
National Archives Medal Roll WW1 - Reference WO 372/1

Name: ALDER, Alfred James

Status:
Returned

Address:
5 Queen Street

Battalion, Ship or Squadron:
4/52nd

Regiment:
Hampshire Regiment

Chronology:
from April 1918, Belgium, France, Italy

Name: ALDER, Bert

Status:
Returned

Address:
Court 14 Ock Street

Rank:
Private

Service No:
S4/12285

Regiment:
Royal Army Service Corps

Chronology:
July 1915 to January 1919, Egypt, Salonika

Data Link:
National Archives Medal Roll WW1 - Reference WO 372/1

Name: ALDER, Charles Thomas

Status:
Returned

Address:
5 Queen Street

Battalion, Ship or Squadron:
2nd

Regiment:
West Yorkshire Regiment

Chronology:
April 1915 to 1919, France

Name: ALDER, George

Status:
Returned

Address:
Court 8 Ock Street

Rank:
Lance Corporal

Service No:
8820

Battalion, Ship or Squadron:
1/4th

Regiment:
Royal Berkshire Regiment

Chronology:
August 1914 to April 1916, France, Belgium

Data Link:
National Archives Medal Roll WW1 - Reference WO 372/1

Name: ALDER, Joseph

Status:
Wounded

Address:
1 New Northcourt

Rank:
Private

Service No:
16871

Battalion, Ship or Squadron:
5th

Regiment:
Royal Berkshire Regiment

Chronology:
February 1915 to March 1919, France

Data Link:
National Archives Medal Roll WW1 - Reference WO 372/1

Name: ALDER, William

Status:
Returned

Address:
14 Radley Road

Rank:
Corporal

Battalion, Ship or Squadron:
51st

Regiment:
Rifle Brigade

Chronology:
from November 1915

Name: ALDWORTH, Albert Edward

Status:
Returned

Address:
3 Cemetery Road

Rank:
Sapper

Service No:
466683

Regiment:
Royal Engineers

Chronology:
June 1917 to January 1919

Formerly:
Sapper 2163, Royal Engineers

Data Link:
National Archives Medal Roll WW1 - Reference WO 372/1

Name: ALDWORTH, Arthur

Status:
Died

Address:
15 West St Helen's

Rank:
2nd Corporal

Service No:
41471

Battalion, Ship or Squadron:
11th Divisional Signal Company

Regiment:
Royal Engineers

Chronology:
from September 1914, Gallipoli, France

Cause of Death:
Killed in action

Place at death:
France

Date of death:
11 September 1918

Born:
Abingdon

Enlisted:
Reading

Resident:
Abingdon

Age at Death:
22

Family Details:
Son of William and Charlotte Aldworth, of 15, West Saint Helen St., Abingdon, Berks. Brother of Frank who also died.

Buried or Commemorated:
Buried in ORANGE HILL CEMETERY, FEUCHY, Pas de Calais, France

Reference:
Section C Grave 1

Data Link:
National Archives Medal Roll WW1 - Reference WO 372/1

Name: ALDWORTH, Cecil John

Status:
Returned

Address:
Marcham Road

Battalion, Ship or Squadron:
9th

Regiment:
Royal Berkshire Regiment

Chronology:
1915

Name: ALDWORTH, Frank

Status:
Died

Address:
15 West St Helen's

Rank:
Sapper

Service No:
160370

Battalion, Ship or Squadron:
56th Field Company

Regiment:
Royal Engineers

Chronology:
from March 1916, France

Cause of Death:
Killed

Place at death:
France

Date of death:
29 May 1918

Born:
Abingdon

Enlisted:
Abingdon

Age at Death:
32

Family Details:
Son of William and Charlotte Aldworth, of 15, West St. Helen St., Abingdon, Berks. Brother of Arthur who also died.

Buried or Commemorated:
Buried in PERNES BRITISH CEMETERY, Pas de Calais, France

Reference:
Plot II Row E Grave 12

Data Link:
National Archives Medal Roll WW1 - Reference WO 372/1

Name: ALDWORTH, Harold Gilbert

Status:
Wounded

Address:
Marcham Road

Rank:
Private

Service No:
13194

Battalion, Ship or Squadron:
7th

Regiment:
Leicestershire Regiment

Chronology:
September 1914 to January 1919, France

Data Link:
National Archives Medal Roll WW1 - Reference WO 372/1

Name: ALDWORTH, John Cantell

Status:
Wounded

Address:
17 Exbourne Road

Rank:
Quartermaster Sergeant

Battalion, Ship or Squadron:
6th

Regiment:
Royal Fusiliers

Chronology:
September 1014 to April 1191, France

Awards:
Military Medal (M.M.)

Name: ALDWORTH, Osman

Status:
Wounded

Address:
15 West St Helen's

Rank:
Private

Service No:
S/18966

Battalion, Ship or Squadron:
6th

Regiment:
Cameron Highlanders

Chronology:
January 1915 to August 1918, France

Data Link:
National Archives Medal Roll WW1 - Reference WO 372/1

Name: ALDWORTH, Richard

Status:
Returned

Address:
15 West St Helen's

Rank:
Gunner

Service No:
198008

Regiment:
Royal Garrison Artillery

Chronology:
May 1917 to March 1919, France

Data Link:
National Archives Medal Roll WW1 - Reference WO 372/1

Name: ALDWORTH, Thomas (Tom)

Status:
Wounded

Address:
15 West St Helen's

Rank:
Lieutenant

Battalion, Ship or Squadron:
29th Vancouver Battalion

Regiment:
Canadian Expeditionary Force

Chronology:
Enlisted and passed fit 9 November 1914 at Vancouver, Canada aged 26, served to 1919, France

Awards:
Mentioned in Despatches

Born:
Abingdon

Enlisted:
Vancouver, Canada

Religion:
Church of England

Employment Details:
Schoolteacher

Date of Birth:
18 September 1888

Family Details:
Next of kin William Aldworth, 15 West St Helens Street, Abingdon, Berkshire.

Biographical Details:
Unmarried at enlistment.Height 5 feet 7½ inches, girth 37 inches, complexion dark, eyes brown, hair brown.

Data Link:
National Archives of Canada Accession Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 76 - 23

Name: ALDWORTH, William

Status:
Wounded

Address:
15 West St Helen's

Rank:
Major

Regiment:
Essex Regiment

Chronology:
from August 1914, France

Awards:
Distinguished Service Order (D.S.O.) [London Gazette 16th September 1918]
ALDWORTH, WILLIAM, Capt. (Acting Major), Essex Regt. For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty in clearing a village of a strong force of the enemy. He himself led an attack on a group of houses strongly held by the enemy, who were supported by machine-gun fire. He had only 17 men, and the operation was successful, resulting in the capture of 60 of the enemy and three machine guns. It was entirely due to his great skill and gallantry and splendid courage that the village was cleared.

Date of Birth:
27 June 1878

Notes:
2nd Lieutenant 21 November 1914; Lieutenant 6 May 1915; Captain, Essex Regiment, 1 January 1917; Acting Major 24 October 1917.

Name: ALFORD, Anthony Frederick

Status:
Died

Address:
Winterbourne Road

Battalion, Ship or Squadron:
3rd

Regiment:
Gloucestershire Regiment

Chronology:
France

Cause of Death:
Killed

Place at death:
France

Date of death:
Unknown

Buried or Commemorated:
Unknown

Reference:
Unknown

Name: ALLAM, Frank

Status:
Returned

Address:
97 Ock Street

Rank:
Sapper

Service No:
217251

Regiment:
Royal Engineers

Chronology:
December 1916 to April 1919

Data Link:
National Archives Medal Roll WW1 - Reference WO 372/1

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The details used to create this database are from an original work entitled "Abingdon (Borough) Roll of Service August 1914 - June 1919". The details recorded here are based on this information but have been expanded with further details and some corrections.

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