- Home
- About
- Medals
- Research
- Soldiers
- 1st Battalion
- 2nd Battalion
- 3rd (Reserve) Battalion
- 1/4th Battalion
- 2/4th Battalion
- 3/4th and 3/5th Battalions
- 1/5th Battalion
- 2/5th Battalion
- 4/5th Battalion
- 5th Battalion
- 6th (Service) Battalion
- 7th (Service) Battalion
- 8th (Service) Battalion
- 9th (Service) Battalion
- 10th (Service) Battalion
- 11th (Reserve) Battalion
- 1/12th Battalion (Pioneers)
- 2/12th Battalion
- 13th (Home) Battalion
- 14th Battalion
- 15th (Service) Battalion
- Home Service Only
- Battalion not known
- Articles
- Gallery
- Links
Currently viewing the tag: "chunuk bair ww1"
Arthur Hart was born in Bolton in 1895 and was the son of Frederick Henry Hart (b. 1860), a cotton mill labourer, and Winifred Hart (née Brady b. 1859).
He first appeared on the Census in 1901 when he was living at 16 Bowden Street, Bolton with his parents and siblings Rosannah (b. 1879), Robert (b. 1883), Isabella (b. […]
Private Thomas Brennan
Civilian Occupation: Drawer in Coal Mine
Thomas Brennan was killed in action during the Battle of Chunuk Bair on 10/8/1915. His sacrifice is recalled at the HELLES MEMORIAL and he is recorded in the Chorley Memorial Album in Astley Hall on page CMB/II/17a. He attended Sacred Heart, Chorley.
Family Information
Arthur Prescott Balshaw was the youngest son of rope and twine maker Joseph Balshaw and Mary Jane Prescott, he was born in Preston on the 31st March 1896. His parents married in St. Mary`s Church in Preston on the 18th March 1885. Joseph was one of six children born to his parents, although sadly one […]
PAGES
Home Sitemap - Website Index Roll of Honour Research Request Pending Requests Contact Us FEATURED ARTICLES A Reservist in France Diary of Thomas Ainscough M.M. Diary of a Second Lieutenant Festubert June 1915 Letters of James Craig and Benny Hobson Experiences of Gallipoli From Mons to the First Battle of Ypres 5th Bn Trench Raid at Wieltje QUICK PICKS The LNL Regimental History 1914 - 19Search British Newspapers Research WW1 Soldiers Dates of Entry
Donations
This website is run by volunteers whose time is given freely. If you would like to help us towards the costs of maintaining the website, subscriptions to research websites and visits to archives it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you to all who have supported our project
Sponsored Links
Recent Posts
- Second Lieutenant James Albert Tinsley DCM MM
- 242529 LCPL. R. MONKS. L.N.LAN.R.
- The Royse Brothers of Bolton
- 426279 ACPL. W. H. THOMAS. R.E.
- 13509 PTE. A. FARNWORTH. L.N.LAN.R.
- 201200 PTE. T. ALMOND. L.N.LAN.R.
- 3745 PTE. W. NELSON. L.N.LAN.R.
- 23580 PTE. J. H. SHARPLES. L.N.LAN.R.
- 25872 PTE. G. A. RABY. L.N.LAN.R.
- 203806 PTE. J. ROBERTS. L.N.LAN.R.
Recent Comments
- stewart brown on Photo Identification
- Rob on 3130 PTE. E. HOWARTH. L.N.LAN.R.
- Teresa Taylor on 7270 PTE. F. MAYOR. L.N.LAN.R.
- Susan Mason on 3104 LCPL. P. WRIGHT. L.N.LAN.R
- Neville Brampton on Photo Identification
Quotes
-
Everyone stands to, to fire at aeroplane. Unfortunately it is our own, luckily no damage is done.
24th July 1917
10th Battalion War Diary
-
Everyone stands to, to fire at aeroplane. Unfortunately it is our own, luckily no damage is done.
24th July 1917
Most Viewed Posts
- Roll of Honour
- SWB Numbers
- Officers’ Service Records (TNA)
- The sinking of SS Transylvania 1917
- Festubert Personal Accounts and Casualties
- Casualties of CHUNUK BAIR (6th Bn)
- The McDougall Brothers of Longridge
- WW1 Practice trenches at Penally, Tenby.
- Diary of a Second Lieutenant (1st Battalion)
- Sinking of the Aragon: 30th December 1917
- War Diaries: Index (TNA)
- Photo: Unknown soldier portrait
- My Experiences in Gallipoli
- Photo: A group of 4th Bn Soldiers
- 1/4th Bn Officers
- WW1: Victoria Crosses: The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment
- WITH A RESERVIST IN FRANCE by Private Frederick Bolwell
- The diary of Thomas Ainscough 1st-4th Battalion
- Preston Pals War Memorial
- Captain Francis Desmond Talbot Coke
Twitter Feed
Paul McCormick
@loyalregiment- RT @AndyJMAdams: Another great #Loyals postcard from Stockport Militaria Fair. Possible Bolton Loyal to his wife or mother (Mrs O’Hara of 1…
about 1 month ago - @AndyJMAdams @JanetDa06222191 Not someone I recognise Andy. Nice pick up though :)
about 1 month ago - I’ve accepted a challenge from @AndyJMAdams to post the covers of 7 books that I enjoy: no explanations, no reviews… https://t.co/QPdSDJcvjh
about 1 month ago
- RT @AndyJMAdams: Another great #Loyals postcard from Stockport Militaria Fair. Possible Bolton Loyal to his wife or mother (Mrs O’Hara of 1…