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Home. Origins of the Battalion.

Page 1. Start of the First World War.

Page 2. To the Ypres Salient.

Page 3. Ypres. The Battle of St Julien.

Page 4. April 1915. Ypres. Gas.

Page 5. Battle of St Julien losses.

Page 6. New Division Name.

Page 7. The Battle of Bellewaarde.

Page 8. Bellewaarde Losses. Sanctuary Wood.

Page 9. Neuve Eglise, Kemmel Sector.

Page 10. August 1915. To Armentieres.

Page 11. Sep/Oct 1915. Armentieres.

Page 12. October 1915. Armentieres.

Page 13. Oct/Nov 1915. Armentieres.

Page 14. Nov/Dec 1915. To Merris.

Page 15. Back to the Ypres Salient.

Page 16. Jan 1916. Armagh Wood.

Page 17. Feb 1916. Hill 60.

Page 18. Mine Explosion.

Page 19. Feb 1916. Ypres. Hill 60.

Page 20. Armagh Wood. CO Killed.

Page 21. Mar/Apr 1916. Kemmel.

Page 22. Apr/May 1916. Fletre. Kemmel.

Page 23. June 1916. Friendly Fire Kemmel.

Page 24. Jun/Jul 1916. Kemmel.

Page 25. July 1916. Kemmel.

Page 26. Aug 1916. To the Somme.

Page 27. Battle of Flers Courcelette.

Page 28. Sep 1916. Flers-Courcelette.

Page 29. The Thiepval Memorial.

Page 30. Flers-Courcelette. Losses.

Page 31. Flers-Courcelette. Attack repelled.

Page 32.Training. Martinpuich.

Page 33. In the Line near Flers.

Page 34. Nov 1916. Martinpuich. Flers.

Page 35. Flers. To Belloy.

Page 36. Feb/Mar 1917. Belloy.

Page 37. April 1917. To Arras.

Page 38. Capt D.P. Hirsch. V.C.

Page 39. The Arras Memorial.

Page 40. The Arras Memorial.

Page 41. Arras Burial Sites.

Page 42. Arras. Famechon.

Page 43. May 1917. Famechon. Bayencourt.

Page 44. June 1917 Back in the Line. Arras.

Page 45. Sep 1917. Arras. Wancourt.

Page 46. Oct 1917. Back to Ypres.

Page 47. Nov 1917. Passchendaele.

Page 48. Jan 1918. Ypres.

Page 49. Feb 1918. Last of Ypres.

Page 50. The Battle of St Quentin.

Page 51. German Offensive. Michael.

Page 52. German Advance. Pozieres Memorial.

Page 53. Losses on both sides.

Page 54. From the Somme to the Lys.

Page 55. April 1918. Battle of Estaires.

Page 56. Ploegsteert Memorial.

Page 57. From the Lys to the Aisne.

Page 58. German Offensive. Blucher-Yorck.

Page 59. May 1918. 150th Brigade decimated.

Page 60. End of the 4th Yorks.

Page 61. Last Weeks of War.

Page 62. Prisoners of War.

Page 63. Prisoners of War.

Page 64. Prisoners of War.

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LAST WEEKS OF THE WAR.

JULY. On the 15th the Germans made one last effort and started the Second Battle of the Marne. On the 18th the Allies counter attacked and for the first time in the year the Germans were forced to retreat.
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238014 Pte Dowding Ernest, Edward. Home at 9 Walker St, Cardiff town of birth and enlistment. Died of wounds on the 14th. Age 26. Buried at St Erme Communal Cemetery Extension. Ex Welsh Regt Cyclists Bn.
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3/8327 Pte Ford Frank. Home at N Ormesby, Middlesbrough N Yorks, place of birth and enlistment. Died of wounds on the 24th. Buried at Sissonne British Cemetery.
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19986 Pte Harbottle George. Born at Thornaby on Tees and enlisted at Middlesbrough, N Yorks. Died of wounds on the 24th. Age 38. Buried at St Erme Communal Cemetery Extension.
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21057 Pte Evison Henry. Born at Bishop Burton, Yorks and enlisted at Stockton on Tees, Co Durham. Died on the 27th. Buried at Valenciennes St Roch Communal Cemetery.
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201374 Pte Jukes Richard. Home at - 3 Customs Row, Cargo Fleet, Middlesbrough, N Yorks, place of enlistment. Died of wounds on the 27th. Commemorated on the Soissons Memorial.
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203276 Pte Haines Henry, Herbert. Home at Hindringham, Walsingham, Norfolk, place of birth. Enlisted at Cromer, Norfolk. Died on the 30th. Age 35. Buried at Hautmont Communal Cemetery.
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AUGUST. The Battle of Amiens commences and the Germans are forced back to the Hindenburg line.
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26620 Pte Watson Alfred, Edmund. Born and enlisted atMiddlesbrough, N Yorks. Died of wounds on the 1st. Age 32. Buried at Sissonne British Cemetery.
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17503 Pte Mather John. Home at Low Trewhitt, Thropton, Morpeth, Northumberland.Born at Alwinton Rothbury. Enlisted at Alnwick. Died on the 9th. Age 27. Buried at St Souplet British Cemetery
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25142 Pte Middleton George, Stockburn. Home at Newton Bewley Durham, place of birth. Enlisted at Stockton on Tees. Killed in action on the 15th. Buried at Anzac Cemetery Sailly Sur La Lys
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22766 Pte Markham Edgar. Home at South Bank, Middlesbrough, N Yorks place of birth and enlistment. Died on the 28th. Buried at Sissonne British Cemetery.
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201141 L/Cpl Bricklebank James. Home at - 133 Glebe Rd, Middlesbrough, place of enlistment. Died of wounds on the 31st Age 20. Buried at Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension.
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35604 Pte Upton Thomas, Edward, Harold. Home at 297 Fishponds Rd, Eastville, Bristol, place of birth and enlistment. Killed in action on the 31st. Age 19. Buried at Sissonne British Cemetery.
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German Kaiser Wilhelm II abdicated on November 9th 1918.
[Picture from -
"Das Archiv zum 1. Weltkrieg ".]

SEPTEMBER. British offensive against the Hindenburg Line on the 27th starts a breakthrough, while the French/Americans attack on the Meuse-Argonne and the Belgians at Ypres.
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35608 Pte Musgrave Thomas, Robert. Home at 100 Oxford St, Totterdown, Bristol, place of birth and enlistment. Died on the 7th. Age 19. Buried at Chauny Communal Cemetery British Extension.
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202883 Pte Side Sidney, James. Home at Maltby N Yorks. Born Castleton, N Yorks and enlisted at Stockton on Tees. Died on the 10th. Age 20. Buried at Chauny Communal Cemetery British Extension.
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30728 Pte Darling Charles. Home at 20 Commercial St, Scarborough, Yorks, place of birth and enlistment. Died on the 14th. Age 38. Buried at Chauny Communal Cemetery British Extension.
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35181 Pte Jarman Jacob, Charles. Born and enlisted at Grimsby Lincs. Died on the 14th. Buried at Clermont Les Fermes Churchyard. Ex 9th T R Battn.
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35058 Pte Morris Harold, Home at Pontypool Mon, place of enlistment. Born at Varleg, Mon. Died on the 23rd Buried at Grand Seraucourt British Cemetery. Ex 64th R Welsh Fus.
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OCTOBER. Ludendorff, German director of the War, resigned. German Navy mutinied. Turkey agreed an Armistice.
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38132 Pte Moorhouse James, Willie. Born at Eccleshill, Bradford, Yorks, place of enlistment. Died on the 2nd. Buried at Terlincthun British Cemetery, Wimille.
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37989 Pte Ayre William. Home in Middlesbrough, N Yorks. Died of wounds on the 14th. Age 35. Buried at Middlesbrough Linthorpe Cemetery.
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200946 Pte Laurie Harry. Home at Wilton, nr Redcar, N Yorks. Enlisted at Middlesbrough, N Yorks. Died on the 31st. Age 22. Buried at Wilton in Cleveland (St Cuthbert) Churchyard.
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NOVEMBER. The German Kaiser abdicated on the 9th and the Armistice was signed on the 11th.
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34640 Pte Cadman Ernest. Home at - 345 Ashton Old Rd, Openshaw, Manchester, town of birth and enlistment Died on the 10th. Age 33. Commemorated on the Soissons Memorial. Ex 018241 RASC.
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201687 Pte Morris Robert Joseph Home at Brompton N Yorks. Born at Kidderminster, Worcs. Enlisted at Northallerton. Killed in action. CWGC site gives date of death as 15th. Commemorated on the Soissons Memorial.
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203062 Pte Ferguson James. Home at Tantoble, Co Durham. Born at Medomsley Consett and enlisted at Boldon Colliery, Durham. Died on the 19th. Buried at Roisel Communal Cemetery Extension.
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205512 Pte Nicholson Richard, Foster. Home at Winton Northallerton, N Yorks, place of birth and enlistment. Died on the 27th. Buried at Nunburnholme St James Churchyard.
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DECEMBER.
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200702 Sgt Wilson Alfred, Percy. Home at Great Ayton, N Yorks. Born at Kirbymoorside, Enlisted at Stokesley Died on the 2nd. Age 34. Buried at Bransdale St Nicholas Churchyard.
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35577 Pte Cox James, J. Born and enlisted at Reading, Berks. Died 16 February 1919. Buried at Reading Cemetery. Ex R Berks Regt.
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34940 Pte Jenkins Walter. Home at - Brynhyfrydd, Radyr. Cardiff Died 1st March 1919. Age 25. Buried at Radyr (St John the Baptist) Old Churchyard. Ex Welsh Regiment.
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Home. Origins of the Battalion. |Page 1. Start of the First World War. |Page 2. To the Ypres Salient. |Page 3. Ypres. The Battle of St Julien. |Page 4. April 1915. Ypres. Gas. |Page 5. Battle of St Julien losses. |Page 6. New Division Name. |Page 7. The Battle of Bellewaarde. |Page 8. Bellewaarde Losses. Sanctuary Wood. |Page 9. Neuve Eglise, Kemmel Sector. |Page 10. August 1915. To Armentieres. |Page 11. Sep/Oct 1915. Armentieres. |Page 12. October 1915. Armentieres. |Page 13. Oct/Nov 1915. Armentieres. |Page 14. Nov/Dec 1915. To Merris. |Page 15. Back to the Ypres Salient. |Page 16. Jan 1916. Armagh Wood. |Page 17. Feb 1916. Hill 60. |Page 18. Mine Explosion. |Page 19. Feb 1916. Ypres. Hill 60. |Page 20. Armagh Wood. CO Killed. |Page 21. Mar/Apr 1916. Kemmel. |Page 22. Apr/May 1916. Fletre. Kemmel. |Page 23. June 1916. Friendly Fire Kemmel. |Page 24. Jun/Jul 1916. Kemmel. |Page 25. July 1916. Kemmel. |Page 26. Aug 1916. To the Somme. |Page 27. Battle of Flers Courcelette. |Page 28. Sep 1916. Flers-Courcelette. |Page 29. The Thiepval Memorial. |Page 30. Flers-Courcelette. Losses. |Page 31. Flers-Courcelette. Attack repelled. |Page 32.Training. Martinpuich. |Page 33. In the Line near Flers. |Page 34. Nov 1916. Martinpuich. Flers. |Page 35. Flers. To Belloy. |Page 36. Feb/Mar 1917. Belloy. |Page 37. April 1917. To Arras. |Page 38. Capt D.P. Hirsch. V.C. |Page 39. The Arras Memorial. |Page 40. The Arras Memorial. |Page 41. Arras Burial Sites. |Page 42. Arras. Famechon. |Page 43. May 1917. Famechon. Bayencourt. |Page 44. June 1917 Back in the Line. Arras. |Page 45. Sep 1917. Arras. Wancourt. |Page 46. Oct 1917. Back to Ypres. |Page 47. Nov 1917. Passchendaele. |Page 48. Jan 1918. Ypres. |Page 49. Feb 1918. Last of Ypres. |Page 50. The Battle of St Quentin. |Page 51. German Offensive. Michael. |Page 52. German Advance. Pozieres Memorial. |Page 53. Losses on both sides. |Page 54. From the Somme to the Lys. |Page 55. April 1918. Battle of Estaires. |Page 56. Ploegsteert Memorial. |Page 57. From the Lys to the Aisne. |Page 58. German Offensive. Blucher-Yorck. |Page 59. May 1918. 150th Brigade decimated. |Page 60. End of the 4th Yorks. |Page 61. Last Weeks of War. |Page 62. Prisoners of War. |Page 63. Prisoners of War. |Page 64. Prisoners of War. |CONTRIBUTED EMAILS |Links for 4th Battalion Yorkshire Regiment |Mail Form