The Beds Regt casualty list for Monday, March 8th, 1915.

KILLED

Cole: Cpl George Henry (28), 8152, 1st Battalion, February 16th, 1915 (R.E. Farm Cemetery)

Gardiner: Pte John, 3/7028, 1st Battalion, February 16th (Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres)

Gumbrell: Pte John George, 8037, 1st Battalion, November 15th, 1914 (Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres)

Noakes: Pte Arthur Benjamin, 8101, 1st Battalion, February 18th, 1915 (Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres)

Prior: Pte James William (31), 7786, 1st Battalion, November 19th, 1914 (Bedford House Cemetery)

Spiller: Pte John, 9011, 2nd Battalion, February 11th, 1915 (Rue-David Military Cemetery, Fleurbaix)

 

DIED OF WOUNDS

Morby: Pte John Henry, 7524, February 19th, 1915 (Bailleul Communal Cemetery, Nord)

 

DIED

Cox: Pte John (29), 3/6300, 2nd Battalion, February 9th, 1915 (Merville Communal Cemetery)

 

WOUNDED

Eaton: Pte C., 9735

Fitzjohn: Pte A., 10042

Goldsmith: Pte R. J., 9930

Hills: Pte A. J., 7277

Jarvis: Pte E., 8239

Potts: Pte W., 6983

Polley: Pte H., 9777

Stratton: Pte A., 8656

 

MISSING

Johnson: Pte F. W., 7816

Maxwell: Pte G., 10275

Mumford: Pte F., 7092

Sparey: Pte F., 9667

Tebby: Pte S., 6987

 

Additional casualties published on Tuesday, March 9th, 1915.

 

KILLED

Hudgell: Pte James Nathaniel (29), 7396, 1st Battalion, February 17th (Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres)

White: Pte Harry, 10312, 1st Battalion, February 17th, 1915 (Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres)

 

DIED OF WOUNDS

Cain: Pte Roger, 8896, 1st Battalion, February 16th, 1915 (Boulogne Eastern Cemetery)

Clibbon: St Joseph, 5832, of 12a Adelaide Terrace, Luton, 2nd Battalion, February 20th, 1915 (Merville Communal Cemetery)

 

WOUNDED

Dixon: Pte G., 6902

Guerin: Co Sgt Major

 

The following casualties were reported on Wednesday, March 10th, 1915.

 

KILLED

Parkinson: Sgt Ernest, 7062, 1st Battalion, November 15th, 1914 (Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres)

Payne: Pte Charles Arthur, 3/6173, 1st Battalion, February 20th, 1915 (R. E. Farm Cemetery)

Tomlin: Pte Charles, 4/7321, 1st Battalion, February 20th, 1915 (R. E. Farm Cemetery)

 

Pte W. Dealey, 7235, was reported to be wounded, and Pte T. Williams, 7830, was mentioned in an official list of prisoners of war received from the German Government.

 

[The Luton News, Thursday, March 11th, 1915]