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9th Battalion, Essex Regiment
27th September 1915 Orders
20th Oct 1915 A Difficult Letter
20th Oct 1915 Enemy Attack
24th Nov 1915 In Support
15th Dec 1915 Reliefs
22nd Apr 1916 Relief
8th Jun 1916 On the Move
7th July 1916 Attack Made
8th July 1916 Reliefs Completed
7th Aug 1916 Reliefs Completed
10th Oct 1916 Reliefs Completed
17th Oct 1916 In Reserve
1st Jan 1918 Training
2nd Jan 1918 Training
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5th Jan 1918 Moves
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Those known to have served with
9th Battalion, Essex Regiment
during the Great War 1914-1918.
- Adcock Charles Frederick. Pte. (d.4th Apr 1918)
- Capper MC. Ernest Raphel. Capt. (d.24th Dec 1917)
- Frost Arthur James. Cpl. (d.6th Sep 1918)
- Rainbird Percy. Pte. (d.12th Oct 1915)
- Rawlings Charles William. Pte.
- Salzmann Russel Bernhardt. Pte. (d.8th Apr 1917)
- Wyatt Harold Jackson. Pte. (d.18th Oct 1916)
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Pte. Harold Jackson Wyatt 9th Btn. Essex Regiment (d.18th Oct 1916)Harold Wyatt served with the Leicestershire Regiment and 9th Essex Regiment.
Pte. Charles Frederick Adcock 9th Btn. Essex Regiment (d.4th Apr 1918)Charles Adcock is my Great GrandfatherDiane Powis
Pte. Russel Bernhardt Salzmann 9th Btn. Essex Regiment (d.8th Apr 1917)Russel Salzmann served with the 9th Battalion, Essex Regiment.Nigel Mann
Pte. Percy Rainbird 9th Btn. Essex Regiment (d.12th Oct 1915)Percy Rainbird was my Mother's Uncle.I'm afraid I know very little of his past He came from a large family, which included a brother Tom who was in the Royal Navy as a regular in 1909. Another older brother, Frank, who was also in France at the time of Percy's death, served with the Australian 6th Infantry Battalion. Frank also died in the conflict on 2nd September 1918. The family came from the Brentwood area, and descendants still live in the area today. I have no knowledge of the circumstances or the whereabouts of Percy's death, nor where he may be commemorated.Derek J. Charlton
Pte. Charles William Rawlings 9th Battalion Essex RegimentCharles Rawlings was my Grandfather. Born in January 1888 he and his two brothers all enlisted for the start WWI with the Essex Regiment.Both his brothers were sadly killed in action, one in 1917 the other in 1918. Charlie was taken prisoner and thankfully survived until a ripe old age, passing away in 1974. He would never have anything bad spoken about the German soldiers and in fact I have a letter from one that befriended him at the camp, sent after the end of the war.
Anne Earl
Capt. Ernest Raphel Capper MC. 9th Btn. Essex Regiment (d.24th Dec 1917)Ernest Capper was the son of Henry and Sarah Friedlander, husband of Doris Capper of 50 Pembroke Crescent, Hove, Sussex. He was aged 35 when he died and is buried in the Koblenz Jewish Cemetery in Germany.s flynn
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