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Soldier – Jopling W.– Wounded in Knee

October 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times October 20, 1917 Mr and Mrs W.C.Jopling, of College Terrace, have been notified that their youngest son, Private Walter Jopling (Scottish...

Soldier – Nicholls, William – Ill in Hospital

October 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times October 20, 1917 Private William Nicholls Mrs Nicholls of School Street has been notified that her son, Private William Nicholls is ill...

Soldier – Upton H.– Gassed and in Hospital

October 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times October 20, 1917 Private H Upton Mrs Upton, Snape Hill, has received news that her husband, Private Howard Upton (York and Lancaster)...

Soldier – Wigley Joseph – Died from Wounds

October 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times October 13, 1917 Military Funeral at Darfield Sandhill Man Dies of Wounds Private Joseph Wigley, aged 31, of Sandhill, Great Houghton, died...

Darfield Boy Electrocuted

November 1917
Sheffield Daily Telegraph - Wednesday 07 November 1917 Darfield Boy Electrocuted George Henry Fisher (15), screenhand, of 10, Snape Hill Road, Darfield. met with a...

Pit Laid Idle

November 1917
Sheffield Daily Telegraph - Thursday 15 November 1917 Pit Laid Idle The Houghton Main Colliery, near Darfield, was laid idle, yesterday, in consequence of an accident...

Soldier – Beardsley J.– Missing

November 1917
Mexborough and Swinton TimesNovember 17, 1917 Private J Beardsley Mr and Mrs C Beardsley, of Victoria Street and be notified that their son, Private Joseph Beardsley...

Soldier – Gilbert P.– Wounded

November 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times November 3, 1917 Bombardier P Gilbert Royal Field Artillery Darfield -  Wounded

Soldier – Longden H.– In Hospital

November 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times November 3, 1917 Driver H Longden Royal Engineers Darfield – In Hospital

Soldier – Freear, George – Trench Feet

December 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times December 29, 1917 Private George Freear East Lancashire Private Geo. Freear (East Lancs.), eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Freear, of Victoria...