History of the 1/4th Battalion Duke of Wellington's (West Riding) Regiment, 1914-1919.Bales, P. G.
History
History of the 1/4th Battalion Duke of Wellington's (West Riding) Regiment, 1914-1919.
Bales, P. G.
Great Britain. Army. Duke of Wellington's (West Riding) Regiment; World War, 1914-1918 -- Regimental histories -- Great Britain
Capt. R. E. Sugden and Lieut. H. N. Waller had gone away with
the Special Service Section two days previously.
[2] From the T.F. Reserve.
[3] Company Commanders and Seconds-in-Command were as follows:--
A Company:
Major R. E. Sugden;
Capt. M. P. Andrews.
B Company:
Capt. J. Walker;
Capt. H. N. Waller.
C Company:
Capt. D. B. Winter;
Capt. E. E. Sykes.
D Company:
Capt. R. H. Goldthorp;
Capt. A. L. Mowat.
[4] The following were the billets occupied in Doncaster:--
Battn. H.Q. and Q.M. Stores: Oxford Place Schools.
A Company: Hexthorpe Schools.
B Company: Wheatley Road and St. James’ Schools.
C and D Companies: Hyde Park Schools.
Transport: Turf Hotel Stables and Wood Street
Hotel.
[5] The hotels used were:--
Nos. 1 and 7 Companies: Red Lion Hotel.
No. 2 Company: Salutation Hotel.
No. 3 Company: Thatched House Hotel.
Nos. 4 and 8 Companies: Burns Hotel.
Nos. 5 and 6 Companies: Danum Hotel.
Battalion H.Q. Details: Good Woman Hotel.
Transport: Wood Street Hotel.
[6] The names of the men who made up this party, representing as they
did the pick of the “original” Battalion, are worth recording. They
were:--
Lieut. E. N. Marshall.
A Company:
C.S.M. Walsh,
Sergts. Stirzaker and Green,
Cpl. Harrison,
Lance-Cpl. Payne,
Pte. Pamment.
B Company:
C.S.M. Lee,
Lance-Cpl. Brown,
Ptes. Brown, Helliwell, Whiteley and Harkness.
C Company:
C.S.M. Greenwood,
Sergts. Flather, Robertshaw and Moran,
Cpls. Hoyle and Barraclough.
D Company:
C.S.M. Sherwood,
Lance-Cpls. Asquith and Walsh,
Ptes. Sykes, Bentley and Braithwaite.
Transport:
Sergt. Crossley.
[7] The following Officers and Warrant Officers went into action with
the Battalion on September 3rd, 1916:--
Battalion H.Q.:
Major J. Walker (C.O.);
Lieut. W. C. Fenton (Adjt.);
Sec.-Lieut. H. H. Aykroyd, M.C. (I.O.);
Sec.-Lieut. H. N. Taylor (L.G.O.);
Sec.-Lieut. N. Mellor (Bombing O.);
Capt. S. S. Greaves, R.A.M.C. (M.O.).
R.S.M. F. P. Stirzaker, M.C.
A Company:
Lieut. W. N. Everitt, M.C.;
Sec.-Lieut. A. E. Hirst;
Sec.-Lieut. G. F. Robertshaw.
C.S.M. A. Stirzaker, D.C.M.
B Company:
Capt. C. Hirst;
Sec.-Lieut. V. A. Horsfall;
Sec.-Lieut. H. E. Pohlmann.
C.S.M. W. Medley.
C Company:
Capt. E. N. Marshall;
Sec.-Lieut. F. Walker;
Sec.-Lieut. W. Smith.
C.S.M. T. H. Greenwood.
D Company:
Lieut. J. T. Riley;
Sec.-Lieut. E. C. Mee;
Sec.-Lieut. C. W. Tomlinson.
C.S.M. J. C. Walker.
Fighting strength of the Battalion on the afternoon of September 2nd:--
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