January
Contents: Soldiers
Darfield War Memorial
Saxton A. – A Darfield Officer
Smith, Isaac – Darfield Soldier in Hospital
Walton H. – 16 Year Old, One of 3 Brothers at Front
Waltons- Three Brothers Serving
February
March
April
Contents: Soldiers
Avill J.T. – Darfield Soldier’s Interesting Description
Dr Baxter – Interesting Letter
Fisher, George – Died of Gunshot Wounds
Mallinder, Charles H. – Wounded Feet at Chocolate Hill
Morton, Arthur – Killed in Action in France
Poxon, Andrew – Killed in Action
Shepherd – Invalided Home with Frostbite
Heckingbottom – Three Sons Fighting
May
Contents: Soldiers
Bailey, Maurice – Wounded Hands
Bly, Phillip – Shell Wound in Back
Reynolds C. – Killed
Watkin W. C. – Well Respected Officer
June
Contents: Soldiers and Sailors
Dale, John William – Served in ‘Revenge’
Holmes, Alfred – In the Thickest Battle
Allan, Charles – Wounded by Shrapnel
Carr, Fred – Septic Poisoning
Fareham, William – Promoted for Bravery
Goldthorpe, Oliver – Hospital with Bad Feet
Singleton, William – Discharged after Gas
July
Contents: Soldiers & Sailors
Andrews W. & Joseph – Both Wounded
Baxter, Percy & Henry – Both Wounded
Butterworth W. – Wounded and Leg to be Amputated
Chance, Sydney – Recovered from Gas Attack
Choristers Doing Their Bit
Cottam, Charles – Killed in Action
Dale, G.H. – Wounded by Shrapnel
De Ville Smith – Lay Reader and Officer Killed
Debney, Jonah – Shrapnel and Fractured Leg
Fearons, George – Bullet in Right Arm
Fearons, John – Sceptic Poisoning
Foster W.M. – Died of Wounds in Great Advance
Fowler, John – Died of Enteric Fever
Goldthorpe, Hornby – Wounded in Back by Shrapnel
Hall, James – Wounded
Hayes, Alvin – Wounded
Hirst, Sylvester – In the Jutland Battle
Injured – Absolem & Millwards
Injured – Conway, Dobbin, Fletcher, Perrin
Jackson J.C. – Recovered from Gas Attack
Joe – Wounded by Bullet in Leg
Knighton G.H. – Wounded
Leatham G.W. – Wounded
Manning W. – Killed in Great Advance
Marsh A. – Wounded
Marsh J.T. – Wounded
Mellor A. – Wounded in Arm by Gunshot
Mill(w)ard – Wounded
Northcliffe, George H – Wounded by Shell
Prendergast, John – Hospital in London
Strickland, Francis – Wounded in Arms and Back
Venables, Horace – Home on Leave
Ward J.W. – Died of Wounds in Great Advance
Watkin, W. Clifford – Officer Wounded
August
Content: Soldiers
Atkinson R.W. – Gassed
Bedford H. – In Egypt
Bedford, Philip – Trench Fever
Bedford, Samuel – Killed in Great Advance
Boyce, Sam – Killed in Great Advance
Davis, Owen – Wounded
Gommersall, Samuel – Fatally Wounded by a Bullet
Griffiths R. – Wounded
Holmes, Herbert – Killed in Great Advance
Smith, Seth – Wounded
Tomlinson T. – Wounded
Whitwam J.H. – Wounded
Wilkinson W. – Invalided Home
Atkinson, Davies – Injured
Injured – Griffiths, Taylor and West
September
Content: Soldiers
Barnes H. – Wounded in Right Hand
Clarke M.J. – Wounded by Bullet in Chest
Firth, Joseph – Wounded Twice in Great Advance
Pearce H. – Rifle Accident
Roberts J.W. – Shell Shattered Dug Out
Stables, Oswald – Wounded by Shrapnel
Stables – Five Sons in the Forces
October
Contents:
Dashed to Death at Houghton Main
Soldiers:
Bailey M. – Wounded
Bartram T. – In Hospital
Beedert – Wounded
Coulthard – In Hospital
Debney W. – Killed
Hall, Arthur – Severely Wounded
Hartshorne S. – Wounded
Heckingbottom G. – Killed
Lazenby H. – Killed
Smith C.A. – Wounded
Mellor Family – Three Wounded
November
Contents: Soldiers
Darfield Military Wedding
Bartram – Trench Fever
Stanley F.C. – In Hospital
December
Contents : Soldiers
Baxter D. – Former Sexton wins Military Medal
Beech, Tom – In Hospital
Davis J.E. – Low Valley Military Medal
Howe A.J. – Killed
Saxton A. – Darfield Officer Wounded
Sugden J. – A “Britannic” Survivor
Swift, Seth – Died of Wounds