February 1916
Sailor – Parkin E. – “Natal Survivor”
Mexborough and Swinton Times, February 5, 1916
A "Natal" Survivor
Wombwell Sailor's Escape
Stoker E. Parkin
Soldier – Askew, Thomas – Buried by a Shell
Mexborough and Swinton Times, February 19, 1916
Buried by a Shell
Drummer Thomas Askew
(1/5 York & Lancs)
who, after being buried by a shell bursting in the...
Soldier – Barnes, Edwin – Wombwell Soldier Wounded
Wombwell Soldier Wounded
Private Edwin Barnes
(10th York & Lancs)
of 24, Hoyland Street, Wombwell, who has been wounded in France
Soldier – Crawford J. – Wonderful Escape
Mexborough and Swinton Times, February 5, 1916
A Wonderful Escape
Rifleman J. Crawford (Kings Royal Rifles)
Wombwell man in the heart of things
Soldier – Driver, James – Wounded in France
Mexborough and Swinton Times, February 19, 1916
Private James Driver
(7th York & Lancs)
Wounded in France
Soldier – Gray, William – Wombwell Man Wounded
Mexborough and Swinton Times, February 5, 1916
Wombwell Man Wounded
Private William Gray,
(7th York & Lancs)
83 Elliott's Terrace, Wombwell - Wounded
Soldier – Kilner, Norman – Wombwell Rifleman Wounded
 Wombwell Rifleman Wounded
Lance Corporal Norman Kilner,
"Halfway House", Wombwell.
Wounded in France whilst serving with the K.R.R.
Soldier – Marshall, G.E. – Killed in Action
Mexborough and Swinton Times, February 26, 1916
Private G. E. Marshall
(K.O.Y.L.I.)
of Hawson Street, Wombwell.
Killed in Action
Soldier – Penketh, Tom – Wombwell Drummer Wounded
Mexborough and Swinton Times, February 5, 1916
Wombwell Drummer Wounded
Drummer Tom Penketh, Wombwell
Wounded at the Dardanelles, and now in hospital at Bournemouth
Soldier – Scott, Reuben – Wombwell Gunner Wounded
Mexborough and Swinton Times, February 26, 1916
Wombwell Gunner Wounded
Gunner Reuben Scott
48, Barnsley Road, Wombwell; slightly wounded in France. He is one of 5 brothers...