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Soldier – Marshall G.T. – Injured whist Training

January 1916
Mexborough and Swinton Times, January 29, 1916 Wombwell Soldier's Misfortune Rifleman G.T. Marshall (K.R.R.) detained from going to the front with his pals through injuries caused whilst...

Soldier – Mullins E. – Dispatch Rider

January 1916
Mexborough and Swinton Times, January 29, 1916 Wombwell Dispatch Rider Private E Mullins, Wombwell Doing his bit - Private Mullins, writing to his wife at High Street,...

Soldier – Sykes J. – Wounded at Sulva Bay

January 1916
Mexborough and Swinton Times, January 1, 1916 Wounded at Suvla Bay Wombwell Lad's Narrative Lance Corporal J Sykes   Lance Corporal J Sykes, Wombwell Writing to his sister at Wombwell,...

Soldier – Whitehouse C. – Engineer in Hospital

January 1916
Mexborough and Swinton Times, January 15, 1916 Wombwell Engineer in Hospital Private C Whitehouse (Royal Engineers) In hospital suffering from Enteric Fever  

Soldiers – Fallon, Ernest & Lawrence – One in Hospital

January 1916
Mexborough and Swinton Times, January 1, 1916 Wombwell Brothers Private Ernest Fallon 70 York and Lancaster Regiment, of 18, concrete cottages, Wombwell, has been admitted into hospital   Private...

Sailor – Parkin E. – “Natal Survivor”

February 1916
Mexborough and Swinton Times, February 5, 1916 A "Natal" Survivor Wombwell Sailor's Escape Stoker E. Parkin

Soldier – Askew, Thomas – Buried by a Shell

February 1916
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

February 1916
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

February 1916
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

February 1916
Mexborough and Swinton Times, February 19, 1916 Private James Driver (7th York & Lancs) Wounded in France