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7th Battalion, Wiltshire Regiment
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These include information on officers, regimental histories, letters, diary entries, personal accounts and information about actions during the Great War.
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Those known to have served with7th Battalion, Wiltshire Regiment during the Great War 1914-1918. - Coggins MM. Henry. Pte.
- Cross William Henry. Pte
- Davis William Thomas. Pte. (d.7th Nov 1918)
- Epps Joseph Sydney. Pte.
- Garland Edward. Sgt. (d.16th December 1918)
- Harris Alfred George. Pte. (d.16th-18th Oct 1918)
- Lucas Horace Walter. Pte. (d.16th Oct 1918)
- Owens George. Pte.
- Robinson Walter. Pte. (d.17th Sep 1918)
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Pte. Horace Walter "Jack" Lucas B Coy., 7th Btn. Wiltshire Regiment (d.16th Oct 1918) Horace Lucas was my great-uncle. He died at age 26 leaving a wife, Ethel Rose Lucas, with a young child. I would like to find out more. I have letters from the Wiltshire Regiment to his mother.
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Pte William Henry Cross 7th Btn Wiltshire Regiment William Cross was my grandfather. He served with the Wiltshire Regiment 7th Battalion in WW1. I found this information whilst researching my family tree. The details were written on my father's birth certificate as my grandfather's occupation.
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Sgt. Edward Garland 7th Btn. Wiltshire Regiment (d.16th December 1918) Edward Garland was a regular soldier in the Wiltshire Regiment prior to the outbreak of the First World War. He served in South Africa in the Boer War and also served in India.
Having left the army he moved to Chesterfield, where he became a porter on the Midland Railway. He remained at that job for five years. He then went to work at The Malt House (Maltkins) in Langwith, Derbyshire, although his home was at Brimington, near Chesterfield.
He was wounded on 18th October 1918 in the drive to the Hindenburgh Line, he was transported to No 9 Hospital in Rouen where he succumbed to his injuries on 16th December 1918.
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Pte. George Owens 7th Battalion, C Company Wiltshire Regiment George Owens was my granddad on my mother's side.
He served with the Wiltshire Regiment in C Company, 7th Service Battalion. George was discharged from the Army on the 23rd of April 1918, due to a gunshot wound to his left arm he received in France on the 23rd of August 1916. He was sent back to England by ambulance train. Admission no. 8850 ward designation SS.
George received the British War Medal, the Victory Medal, and a Silver war badge no. 360906.
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Pte. Alfred George Harris 7th Btn. Wiltshire Regiment (d.16th-18th Oct 1918) Alfred George Harris was my great grandfather. He lost his life between the 16th and 18th of October 1918. He left behind his wife Annie and their young family.
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Pte. Walter Robinson 7th Btn. Wiltshire Regiment (d.17th Sep 1918) Walter Robinson was my Great Uncle, I'd like to confirm that he served with the above battalion and if you could let me know if there are any photos of the said battalion.
Editors Note:
The army number given - 36003 - relates to a Private Walter Robinson who served in the 7th Battalion, Wiltshire Regiment and who had former service with the Royal Army Medical Corps (103775). The Commonwealth War Graves Commission records a death on the 17th September 1918 and memorial at Janval Cemetery, Dieppe.
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Pte. Joseph Sydney Epps 7th Btn. Wiltshire Regiment My granddad Joseph Sydney Epps joined the 7th Battalion Wiltshire Regiment at the age of 21 in 1914. He didn't talk about the war but I spent many happy late afternoons with him after school. I have his war medals and his silver name tag that I think he would have worn while fighting in France. He suffered from a very bad chest infection and I'm not sure if this was due to being gassed during the war. My mum asked me to look into where his regiment fought during the war because she recalled that he said he went to Italy. After researching the movements of the 7th Wilts I think it would have been Greece. My mum has a photo of my granddad in his uniform.
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