Siblings & other Relatives in Service

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  1. ozzy16

    ozzy16 Well-Known Member

    Great thread,
    I can boast 8, but that includes 6 sisters.

    Graham.
     
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    Liverpool Daily Post 20 June 1940
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    Newcastle Journal 04 April 1944
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    Kent & Sussex Courier 23 February 1945
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    Cheshire Observer 25 September 1943
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    Dundee Courier 18 December 1941
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    Casualty Details
    WILKIESON, JAMES
    Rank: Private
    Service No: 2754027
    Date of Death: 21/11/1941
    Age: 29
    Regiment/Service: Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) 2nd Bn.
    Grave Reference: 3. C. 5.
    Cemetery: KNIGHTSBRIDGE WAR CEMETERY, ACROMA
    Additional Information: Son of John and Georgina Wilkieson; husband of Ada Kathleen Wilkieson, of Dover.

    Casualty Details
    WILKIESON, ANDREW PETRIE
    Rank: Private
    Service No: 2754754
    Date of Death: 21/11/1941
    Age: 24
    Regiment/Service: Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) 2nd Bn.
    Grave Reference: 7. D. 3. Cemetery: TOBRUK WAR CEMETERY
    Additional Information: Son of John and Georgena Wilkieson, of Lochee, Dundee.



     
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    Walsall Observer, and South Staffordshire Chronicle 12 August 1944
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    Casualty Details
    SAUNDERS, RONALD
    Rank: Private
    Service No: 4929014
    Date of Death: 19/07/1944
    Age: 22
    Regiment/Service: South Staffordshire Regiment 7th Bn.
    Grave Reference: III. E. 19.
    Cemetery: FONTENAY-LE-PESNEL WAR CEMETERY, TESSEL
    Additional Information: Son of George and Marie Saunders, of Walsall, Staffordshire; husband of Kathleen Elizabeth Saunders, of Walsall.

    Casualty Details
    BRUFFIN, JOHN WILLIAM
    Rank :Lance Corporal
    Service No: 4809390
    Date of Death: 21/07/1944
    Age: 29
    Regiment/Service: The Queen's Royal Regiment (West Surrey) 1/7th Bn.
    Grave Reference: VIII. L. 10.
    Cemetery: LA DELIVRANDE WAR CEMETERY, DOUVRES
    Additional Information: Son of Thomas and Ann Maria Bruffin, of Walsall, Staffordshire; husband of Mary Freda Bruffin, of Walsall.
     
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    Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer 12 September 1944
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    Casualty Details
    SYKES, LEONARD
    Rank: Sergeant
    Trade: Air Gunner
    Service No: 1594255
    Date of Death: 11/06/1944
    Age: 35
    Regiment/Service: Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 625 Sqdn.
    Grave Reference: Grave 1.
    Cemetery: ST. HILARION COMMUNAL CEMETERY
    Additional Information: Son of Sam and Florence Sykes; husband of Phyllis Sykes, of Oakwood, Leeds, Yorkshire.

    Casualty Details
    SYKES, ERIC WHITTON
    Rank: Flight Sergeant
    Trade: Air Gunner
    Service No: 1239644
    Date of Death: 18/11/1943
    Age: 20
    Regiment/Service: Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 90 Sqdn.
    Grave Reference: 1. C. 10.
    Cemetery: DURNBACH WAR CEMETERY
    Additional Information: Son of Sam and Lizzie Sykes, of Leeds, Yorkshire.

    Casualty Details
    SYKES, EDWARD
    Rank: Private
    Service No: 4742171
    Date of Death: 17/06/1940
    Age: 33
    Regiment/Service: York and Lancaster Regiment attd. Aux. Mil. Pioneer Corps
    Grave Reference: Sec. 18. Plot 1. Row C. Grave 42.
    Cemetery: RENNES EASTERN COMMUNAL CEMETERY
    Additional Information: Son of Sam and Florence Sykes; husband of Ada Sykes, of Harehills, Leeds, Yorkshire.
     
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    Liverpool Daily Post 18 October 1941
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    Casualty Details
    BARNWELL, DAVID USHER
    Rank: Pilot Officer
    Service No: 61052
    Date of Death: 14/10/1941
    Age: 19
    Regiment/Service: Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 607 Sqdn.
    Awards: D F C
    Panel Reference: Panel 1, Column 1.
    Memorial: MALTA MEMORIAL
    Additional Information: Son of Frank Sowter Barnwell and Marjorie Barnwell, of Stoke Bishop, Bristol.
    His brothers Richard Antony and John Sandes Barnwell also died on service.


    Casualty Details
    BARNWELL, RICHARD ANTONY

    Rank: Flight Lieutenant
    Service No: 36163
    Date of Death: 29/10/1940
    Age: 24
    Regiment/Service: Royal Air Force 102 Sqdn.
    Panel Reference: Panel 4.
    Memorial: RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL
    Additional Information: Son of Frank Sowter Barnwell and Marjorie Barnwell, of Fleet, Hampshire. B.Sc.
    His brothers, Pilot Offr. John Sandes Barnwell and Pilot Offr. David Usher Barnwell, D.F.C., also died on service.

    Casualty Details
    BARNWELL, JOHN SANDES
    Rank: Pilot Officer
    Trade: Pilot
    Service No: 33432
    Date of Death: 19/06/1940
    Age: 20
    Regiment/Service: Royal Air Force 29 Sqdn.
    Grave Reference: Row 2. Grave 31.
    Cemetery: SCOPWICK CHURCH BURIAL GROUND
    Additional Information: Son of Frank Sowter Barnwell, and of Marjorie Barnwell, of Stoke Bishop, Bristol. Awarded the King's Medal, R.A.F. College, Cranwell, 1939.
    His brothers Flt. Lieut. Richard Antony Barnwell and Pilot Offr. David Usher Barnwell, D.F.C., also died on Service.
     
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    Western Gazette 12 November 1943
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    Casualty Details
    KEITH, ARCHIBALD EVELYN
    Rank: Lance Corporal
    Service No: 1230
    Date of Death: 26/06/1941
    Age: 31
    Regiment/Service: New Zealand Armoured Corps Div. Cavalry Regt.
    Grave Reference: 8. A. 8.
    Cemetery: PHALERON WAR CEMETERY
    Additional Information: Son of the Revd. Canon Archibald Leslie Keith, M.A., and Margaret Layard Keith, of Wimborne, Dorsetshire, England.
    His brothers, David Wimborne Keith, Hubert Sydney Keith and Geoffrey Brownlow Wigney Keith also died on service.

    Casualty Details
    KEITH, DAVID WIMBORNE
    Rank: Signalman
    Service No: 2374989
    Date of Death: 30/06/1943
    Age: 21
    Regiment/Service: Royal Corps of Signals 2 W/T Coy.
    Grave Reference: VIII. C. 6.
    Cemetery: BONE WAR CEMETERY, ANNABA
    Additional Information: Son of the Revd. Canon Archibald Leslie Keith, M.A., and Margaret Layard Keith, of Wimborne, Dorsetshire.
    His brothers Archibald Evelyn Keith, Geoffrey Brownlow Wigney Keith and Hubert Sydney Keith also died on service.

    Casualty Details
    KEITH, HUBERT SYDNEY
    Rank: Leading Seaman
    Service No: P/JX149871
    Date of Death: 05/08/1943
    Age: 28
    Regiment/Service: Royal Navy H.M.S. Odyssey.
    Grave Reference: 7. A. 7.
    Cemetery: TRIPOLI WAR CEMETERY
    Additional Information: Son of the Revd. Canon Archibald Leslie Keith, M.A. and Margaret Layard Keith, of Wimbourne, Dorsetshire.
    His brothers, Geoffrey Brownlow Wigney Keith, David Wimborne Keith, Archibald Evelyn Keith, also died on service.

    Casualty Details
    KEITH, GEOFFREY BROWNLOW WIGNEY
    Rank: Lieutenant
    Service No: 268962
    Date of Death: 01/11/1943
    Age: 20
    Regiment/Service: Gordon Highlanders attd. 6th Bn. Seaforth Highlanders
    Grave Reference: VIII. H. 14.
    Cemetery: CASSINO WAR CEMETERY
    Additional Information: Son of the Revd. Canon Archibald Leslie Keith, M.A., and Margaret Layard Keith, of Wimborne, Dorsetshire.
    His brothers, Archibald Evelyn Keith, David Wimborne Keith and Hubert Sydney Keith, also died on service.
     
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    QUINLIVAN, JOHN HENRY
    Rank:
    Sergeant
    Service No:
    1874439
    Date of Death:
    22/12/1944
    Age:
    20
    Regiment/Service:
    Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
    630 Sqdn.
    Grave Reference:
    Sec. F.2. Grave RN.60903.
    Cemetery:
    ABNEY PARK CEMETERY
    Additional Information:
    Son of Patrick Michael and Victoria Mary Quinlivan, of Clerkenwell. His brother William Patrick also died on service.
    QUINLIVAN, WILLIAM PATRICK
    Rank:
    Sergeant
    Service No:
    1267977
    Date of Death:
    12/03/1943
    Regiment/Service:
    Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
    102 Sqdn.
    Panel Reference:
    Panel 162.
    Memorial:
    RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL
    Additional Information:
    Son of Patrick Michael and Victoria Mary Quinlivan, of Clerkenwell, London. His brother John Henry also died on service.
     

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    JOHNSON, KENNETH NORMAN
    Rank:
    Sapper
    Service No:
    1916904
    Date of Death:
    06/06/1941
    Regiment/Service:
    Royal Engineers
    694 Artisan Works Coy.
    Grave Reference:
    Sec. I.3. Grave RN.57373.
    Cemetery:
    ABNEY PARK CEMETERY
    Additional Information:
    Son of Charles Edgar and Mabel Matilda Ann Johnson, of Stoke Newington; husband of Doreen Johnson, of Hull.


    JOHNSON, FRANCIS GORDON
    Rank:
    Private
    Service No:
    7675238
    Date of Death:
    19/11/1940
    Regiment/Service:
    Royal Army Pay Corps
    Grave Reference:
    Sec. M.5. Grave RN.56598. Screen wall. Panel 11.
    Cemetery:
    ABNEY PARK CEMETERY
     

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    SIMPSON, JEFFREY CHARLES
    Rank:
    Sergeant
    Service No:
    1324062
    Date of Death:
    22/01/1944
    Age:
    20
    Regiment/Service:
    Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
    Grave Reference:
    Block 16. Grave. 81.
    Cemetery:
    STREATHAM CEMETERY
    Additional Information:
    Son of James Andrews Simpson and Alice Ada Simpson, of Streatham Hill. His brother, Gordon Nicholas, also died on service.

    SIMPSON, GORDON NICHOLAS
    Rank:
    Sub-Lieutenant
    Date of Death:
    17/03/1944
    Age:
    23
    Regiment/Service:
    Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
    H.M.L.C.I. (L) 273
    Panel Reference:
    Panel 88, Column 1.
    Memorial:
    PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL
    Additional Information:
    Son of James Andrews Simpson and Alice Ada Simpson, of Streatham Hill, London.
     

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    Private
    HYLAND, THOMAS

    Service Number 1554362

    Died 22/06/1946

    Aged 29

    Pioneer Corps

    Son of Patrick and Brigid Hyland, of Derry park, Co. Mayo. Irish Republic.


    INSCRIPTION
    KATHLEEN, WIFE OF PATRICK 30TH DECEMBER 1986 AGE 74 JESUS HAVE MERCY ON THEM OUR LADY PRAY FOR THEM

    PrivateHYLAND, PATRICK
    Service Number 13064618

    Died 30/11/1944

    Aged 29

    Pioneer Corps

    Son of Patrick and Brigid Hyland. of Derry park, co. Mayo, Irish Republic; husband of Kathleen Hyland, of Hanwell.


    INSCRIPTION
    KATHLEEN, WIFE OF PATRICK 30TH DECEMBER 1986 AGE 74 JESUS HAVE MERCY ON THEM OUR LADY PRAY FOR THEM
     
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    Remembered Greenford cemetery west London

    Serjeant BRIDGES, FREDERICK EDWARD
    Service Number 7639981

    Died 10/11/1943

    Aged 32

    Royal Army Ordnance Corps

    Son of Albert Edward and Annie Caroline Bridges; husband of Martha Bridges, of St. Petersburg, Florida, U.S.A.
    DELHI WAR CEMETERY

    INSCRIPTION
    ALWAYS IN OUR THOUGHTS

    Civilian BRIDGES, FRANK STANLEY
    Died 07/07/1944

    Aged 24

    Civilian War Dead

    Son of A. E. and A. C. Bridges, of 290 Whitton Avenue, Greenford. Died at H.M.V. Gramophone Factory, Hayes.
     
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  16. gaj306

    gaj306 Junior Member

    I had six great uncles all brothers from Middlesbrough who fought during the war. Richard Rose 2nd battalion Green Howards died 18.05.43 in Burma, Norman Rose 6th battalion Green Howards died 15.11.44 Nijmegen, John Rose 6th battalion Green Howards survived the war, I don't know if Norman and John served in the same company, Cyril Rose K.O.S.B. he was wounded twice but survived the war, Louis Rose wounded but survived the war and Bill Rose who served in the airforce and survived the war.
     
  17. TriciaF

    TriciaF Junior Member

    Graham , above, wrote "Great thread."
    Yes, but only as far as it reminds us what a ridiculous and cruel waste of harmless lives war is. On all sides.
    4 in my family served - my Dad and 3 aunts. TG all survived (physically.)
     
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  18. ozzy16

    ozzy16 Well-Known Member

    Hi Triciaf,

    Totally agree with you.Glad to read your relatives survived.

    regards......Graham.
     
  19. ozzy16

    ozzy16 Well-Known Member

    Both my grandfather's fought in the trenches in ww1.
    4 of my uncles fought in ww2, sadly 1 was killed, shot in the back by a sniper at Casino.

    Graham.
     
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    CRS1418 Ipsissimus

    Far from being a record, but there's a fair service within this lot ... (Edgar Salmon was KIA just over a year after this article was published and is commemorated on the Tyne Cot Memorial)... Joseph was my Gt.Grandad.

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