Places – Page 5 – Doncaster 1914-18

From Hyde Park to Sydney, Australia - Alfred Cotterill Clark

Linked places: Exchange Street, Doncaster, Bernafay Wood Cemetery, Sydney

Alfred Cotterill Clark was born in Doncaster in 1884. He emigrated to Australia and enlisted into...

Linked places: Prospect Place, Hexthorpe, Abbott Street, Hexthorpe

Walter Rawson, a Doncaster man who survived the First World War

Linked places: Gawber, Barnsley, Victoria Road, Handsworth, Sheffield, 61 Doncaster Road, Denaby Main

The Machine Gun Corps was formed in 1915 - this is the story of one of its unsung heroes.

Linked places: Wath on Dearne, Redoute Cemetery, Helles, Turkey

Remembered on Wath War Memorial

Linked places: Hickleton, Doullens Cemetery

Herbert Teale, Hickleton lad dies of wounds received in the Battle of the Somme.

Linked places: Cooper Street, Hyde Park

Born in 1883, Bernard followed his father into the G.N.R plant. He enlisted with three workmates in...

Linked places: Hooton Pagnell Hall

John Ralph Patientius Warde-Aldam, known as Ralph, was born in August 1892 in Doncaster. John lived...

Linked places: Normanton, Ravensthorpe, Dewsbury, Chchester

Charles Lythe was born in Normanton and followed his father down the pit before joining the army and...

Linked places: Wadworth Hall

Cyril John Ross was born in July 1877 in Oxfordshire. Cyril studied at the Royal Naval Academy as a...

Linked places: Wheatley

"Wounded in Five Places"