Link: Northamtonshire Regiments.

[forester]

Hello Steve,

That looks more likely, especially as the 9th West Yorks absorbed the 1/1st Yorkshire Hussars towards the end of 1917, according to LLT.
Both of his numbers look like TF.

Phil

[forester]

I've since found another half a dozen drafted in from the Hunts Cyclists to the West Yorks, all with 325*** numbers. It looks like they transferred early 1918.

Phil

[seahall]

Hi Phil

As Anc********* have not got that far are there any records for him on TNA.

I still can not work that site out (TNA). 

Sandy

[forester]

Hello Sandy,

If any of his service record survives, it will be in the so-called Burnt Documents, WO 363, which is only available on microfilm at TNA itself.
It is not possible to search a name individually on the Catalogue to see if the record survived.

Otherwise, it's if and when A**y decide to release it. 

Phil 

[seahall]

Thanks for the reply Phil 

I knew you would know the answer. 

Looks as though the 77 still remains un-solved then.

Sandy

[seahall]

Morning Phil 

Whilst at Bedford Library yesterday afternoon I looked up the death
of the above Albert/Arthur and found it noted as below.

Warrilow Albert, Pte. 325216, W.Y.R. ,1918, Vol I.38, Page 296.

I also took images of all marriages behind the lines 1914-1926.

Be awhile before I get round to indexing them though. 

Sandy

[seahall]

Hi Phil.

Thanks for P.M.'s 

Sandy

[rebekahm28]

My Richard Durden was killed in WW1, 1914.
Rank: Sergeant 
Regiment: Northamptonshire Regiment 
Battalion: 1st Battalion. 
Number: 6354 
Type of Casualty: Killed in action 
Theater of War: Aldershot 
 DURDEN , RICHARD  Serjeant 6354 10/11/1914  31 Northamptonshire Regiment United Kingdom Panel 43 and 45. YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL

[Stebie9173]

Rebeka,

Do you have Sergeant Durden's obituary and picture from the Northampton Independent of 5th December 1914?


Steve.