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PIFF, Samuel.

RN M9707 E.S.B.S., at Royal Naval Hospital. b1884 Baddesley Ensor, Warwick’s. Brother of Edward b1892 Hathersage.

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PEARSON, Harold Ward.

Capt 12 Y & L. Seriously wounded at Battle of Serre. b1888 Beckenham Kent, lived at Hirst Cottage, Outseats, Hathersage.

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OUTRAM, Herbert.

44268 Pte MGC. b1889 Grindleford. Mother was Agnes Mary Wilson, b1866 Back Lane, Hathersage,

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MORTON, Vernon.

Cpl (TA 1582) 735788 RFA. b1882 Marple, Cheshire. 1901C living with relatives at Main Road, Hathersage, together with Elizabeth Ann Ronksley, b1876 The Hill, Outseats, Hathersage. They married on 27/2/1906 and their son Percy was born 10/9/1916

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MILLER, Edward Cresswell.

RAF 111376. He was also 2/Lt 23891 TA Cadet Force in WW2.Son of Arthur Miller and Sarah Repton Creswell b1857 Hathersage. They married 1893 at Leeds. Her father William Creswell was shown as Hathersage Postmaster in 1861 Census.

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METHELEY, Francis Maurice

F913 PO Mech, Royal Navy. Land based as he served on Armoured Cars. Saw action in the Dardanelles and Eastern Mediterranean.

b1890 Sheffield. Married Mabel Sunderland from Hathersage in 1919 and lived at the Scotsman’s Pack Inn, Hathersage.

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MEANWELL, Ernest.

Pte 73622 MGC. b1885 Manchester. A window cleaner who lived at Chorlton. In 1915 married Ivy Riddle b1988 Manchester, adopted daughter of Robert Frost, b1858 Netherhurst, Outseats, Hathersage, also a window cleaner in Chorlton.

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MEADOWS, Frederick Charles.

Pte 1683 RAMC. b1883 Wednesbury, Staffs. An Insurance Superintendent, living in Hathersage in 1915 where his son was born.

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LESLIE, John Henry.

Retired Acting Major, was recalled out of retirement Oct 1916 with rank of Major. b1858 London. Father of Oswald Edward Henry Leslie RGA, and of Dorothy Ann Leslie, born Bombay, India in 1887, who married Ashton Ashton Shuttleworth  in 1912, their son Richard Ashton Shuttleworth was KIA 28/8/1941 in WW2.

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KENWOOD, Frederick Edwin.

Pte 53683 RAMC. Discharged 1/10/1917, ‘no longer fit for active service’. b1896 Hastings, lived at Crossland Road, Hathersage, a Printer.

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Abbreviations used

Agri; Agricultural
AOC; Army Ordnance Corps
b; born,
Bdr; Bombadier
Bn; Battalion
B.R.C.S; British Red Cross Society
Brig; Brigade
C; Census
C.B.; Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath
C B E; Commander of British Empire
C.M.G.; Companion of the order of St Michael & St George
Capt; Captain
Coy; Company
CSM; Company Sergeant Major
DC; Derbyshire Courier newspaper
DCM: Distinguished Conduct Medal
D of W; Died of Wounds
DT; Derbyshire Times newspaper
DLI; Durham Light Infantry Regiment
Dvr; Driver
Gnr; Gunner
HPN; High Peak News
KIA; Killed in Action
K.O.Y.L.I.; Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry
K.R.R; Kings Royal Rifles
MC; Military Cross
MGC; Machine Gun Corps
MID; Mentioned in Despatches
MM; Miltary Medal
N of K; Next of Kin
OBE; Order of the British Empire
Pnr; Pioneer
POW; Prisoner of War
Pte; Private
RASC (ASC); Royal Army Service Corps
RE; Royal Engineers
Regt; Regiment
RFA; Royal Field Artillery
RGA; Royal Garrison Artillery
RNVR; Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve
SB; Service Battalion
SDT; Sheffield Daily Telegraph
Sig; Signaller
Spr; Sapper
Sqdn; Squadron
S T; Sheffield Telegraph
T.A.; Territorial Army
VAD; Voluntary Aid Detachment
WO; Warrant Officer
Y & L; (York & Lancs) York & Lancaster Regiment
1901C 1911C; Date of Census Records
✟; Lost their lives
≠; Killed but not on Hathersage Church War Memorial
ß; On Bible Class Memorial Board
⚜; On Scouts Memorial Board
ă; On 1918/1919 Absent Voters Lists
Щ; In ‘When Hathersage Went to War’ book
Д; On Wesleyan Chapel Tablet 1922.

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