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Leonard William Glandfield Last

Posted 17 November 2013 by Simon Last

Gunner Leonard William Glandfield LAST was killed in France on 23rd December 1916 aged 23. He was the son of Leonard Henry and Fanny Elizabeth LAST (nee Piggott) and he was born in 1893 in New South Wales in Australia. He had one sister. He is buried in the Delville Wood Cemetery in Longueval in France.

Robert Caldwell Maunsell Mayne

Posted 17 November 2014 by Departed Member

‘Maunsell’, as he was known, was the only son of Robert John Maunsell Mayne, Police Superintendent in Madras, South India, and Mary Emily née Caldwell, from a Glasgow family with strong Irish roots. Maunsell was educated in Scotland where he was awarded an exhibition to Glenalmond School (1908-13). He became a professional soldier and was commissioned [Click to continue…]

George William Ivall

Posted 6 May 2014 by Philip Taylor

George William Ivall was born on 8 November 1880 in Somers Town, an area of North London between Euston and St Pancras Stations. His parents were George (1853-1932, a cabinet maker) and Alice Ivall (1856-1935, maiden name Newman). They had five children : Alice Elizabeth (1877-1939), George William (1880-1934), Rosa (1884-1884), Rose Lily (1885-1965) [Click to continue…]

William Alfred Rushen

Posted 27 December 2013 by Peter Rushen

William Alfred Rushen was born in Weymouth in 1892, one of six sons born to Edwin Rushen and Lucy Catherine Randell. He joined the 1st Battalion Dorsetshire Regiment on 5 December 1910 at the age of seventeen years and nine months. On Attestation he was five feet seven and a half inches tall, weighed one hundred and thirteen pounds, with a chest measurement [Click to continue…]

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