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Combing Out of the Pits – “Slackers” to Join the Army.

January 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times January 27, 1917 Combing Out of the Pits All who have entered since August 1915 “Slackers” to Join the Army. It has...

Soldier – Watson T. – Killed in Action

January 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times, January 27, 1917 Private T. Watson (York & Lancs) Private  Watson , 43, Norton Road, Wath, who enlisted on May 29, 1916, and went...

Soldier – Boulton, Arthur – Wounded in Mesopotamia

January 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times, January 13, 1917 Wounded in Mesopotamia Corporal Arthur Boulton (Cheshire Regiment) of West Melton, formerly employed at Wath Main, who has been wounded a...

Soldier – Fletcher W.C. – Wath Sergeant Injured

January 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times, January 1917 Wath Sergeant Injured Sergeant WC Fletcher, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Fletcher, of 59, Beech Road, Wath on...

Soldier – Keefe J. – Killed

January 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times, January 20, 1917 Private John Keefe (York & Lancs) West Melton - Killed From C.W.G.C.: Rank: Private Service No: 17800 Date of Death: 30/11/1916 Regiment/Service: York and Lancaster...

Soldier – Mason S.M. – Killed

January 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times, January 27, 1917 Corporal S.M. Mason Formerly of Wath - Killed

Soldier – Outram J. – Guardsman Killed on Christmas Eve

January 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times, January  27,  1917 Private J Outram (Scots Guards) Packman Road, West Melton, has been killed in action in France, and leaves a...

Soldier – Pullen J. – In Hospital with Trench Fever

January 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times, January 27, 1917 Private J. Pullen (York & Lancs) Private Pullen, Chapel Street, Wath upon Dearne, is in hospital in Sheffield with trench...

Soldier – Rose E. – Trench Feet

January 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times, January 20, 1917   Private E. Rose (South Wales Borderers) Wath - Trench Feet

Soldier – Utley, Clarence – Invalided with Shock

January 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times, January 27, 1917 Lieutenant Clarence Utley (York and Lancs) Lieutenant Utley has been invalided home with shock and nervous trouble.