Photo's of Northamptonshire Men/Women Both Wars Wanted Please

[susanv]

will rescan the photo and put it in the right place.
Thanks for the idea.
Susanv

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Hi Sandy

Here is a photo taken at Shorncliffe in May 1924 of the Warrant Officers, Staff-Sergeants and Sergeants of the 1st Battalion The Northamptonshire Regiment.

I will post the names separately so as not to overload the system.

Diana

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And here are the names.

Added later - I forgot to say anyone who would like a copy of the whole or who can't read the names well enough just PM me.

Diana

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Here is a picture of the regiment in Hong Kong in 1927.   Sorry, no names with this one.   Anyone who would like a proper copy please PM  me with email.

Diana

[seahall]

HI Diana. 

Thank you so much for the latest photographs.

Brilliant.

I went to 3 Churchyards today and forgot about the early nights 
so was still trying to take graves at 5.00 p.m.

Then we got caught in the traffic at on the A5, so just got home
awhile ago.

Your continuing help and pictures are greatly appreciated.

Take Care.  Sandy

[artdec0]

Not sure if this is what you want, Folks, but here goes...

Edward James Walding of 56 Lawrence St.
CSM 200019 Northants Regiment

[artdec0]

and...

Frederick George Mason
KOYLI in Malta, Salonika etc then
Pte. 44477 2nd Bn. KSLI
from 40 Grafton Street.

died aged only 40 from pnuemonia in 1933, and buried in Billing Road Cemetery (which I managed to keep open for a further 25 years by getting a Bill through Parliament - proud moment! 

[seahall]

Hi Ron. 

Thank you so much for the new photographs.

They are greatly appreciated.

I will make you a card tomorrow. 

Congratulations on getting the grave rights lengthened
as you say must have made you feel VERY PROUD.

Sandy

[seahall]

Hi All.

I would like to add my Grateful Thanks to Rosalind for the information
from the Wilbarston Roll of Honour List from the Church where she
takes the Remembrance Service every year.

Also to the ladies who were preparing the Church for the Candle and Crib
Festival for this week-end who offered me a warm drink.

I hope that your services are well attended. 

It was extremely cold and windy yesterday when I visited and like Brampton Ash
the Church is on the Hill so the winds gust across the Churchyard.

I think that is all I will be doing this year, as the colder weather makes
it quite a job.

Please continue with sharing any photographs, information etc.

Sandy