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ANNEUX BRITISH CEMETERY
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Serjeant John Breen 3346 Royal Munster Fusiliers 30/09/1918 (aged 28)
Lance Serjeant Charles Richman 67678 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 27/11/1917 (aged 25)
Serjeant John Mackenzie 265217 Seaforth Highlanders 25/03/1918 (aged 21)
Private John Taylor 42593 Otago Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 08/10/1918 (aged 31)
Sergeant Willis CH/17223 Royal Marine Light Infantry 27/09/1918
Private David William Williams 205025 Royal Welsh Fusiliers 24/11/1917 (aged 20)
Second Lieutenant Frederick George Wheatcroft East Surrey Regiment 26/11/1917 (aged 35)
Private Charlie Clarence Victor Westcott 654115 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918 (aged 23)
Private Pearce 9406 Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) 08/10/1918 (aged 36)
Second Lieutenant Fred Openshaw The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 08/10/1918 (aged 20)
Private Hugh Murray Mcqueen 124756 Canadian Infantry 30/09/1918 (aged 24)
Private Mcbride 3105641 Canadian Infantry 27/09/1918
Second Lieutenant Frederic Leslie Hedgcock Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 29/09/1918 (aged 20)
Private Herbert Callow Cretney 45593 South Lancashire Regiment 08/10/1918 (aged 19)
Fitter Wilfred Chappell 256221 Royal Field Artillery 01/10/1918 (aged 19)
Second Lieutenant Henry Augustine Buckmaster The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 28/09/1918 (aged 20)
Private Herbert Dewhurst 29107 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 28/09/1918 (aged 19)
Lieutenant George Rainbow South Lancashire Regiment 09/10/1918 (aged 20)
Private Holt G/95989 Royal Fusiliers 30/09/1918
Private Frank Cline 249459 Canadian Infantry 27/09/1918
Private John Cartwright 36925 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 28/09/1918
Private Jesse Cole Wicks 146734 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 06/10/1918 (aged 19)
Private Thomson S/21721 Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) 24/03/1918 (aged 19)
Private Stearn 238112 North Staffordshire Regiment 09/10/1918
Lieutenant Lemon 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) 29/11/1916
Lance Bombardier Albert Edward Illingworth 177057 Royal Garrison Artillery 02/10/1918 (aged 47)
Private James William Haworth 38254 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 30/09/1918 (aged 38)
Private Cyril Norman Gegan 36676 East Surrey Regiment 09/10/1918 (aged 19)
Corporal William John England 30117 Bedfordshire Yeomanry 24/11/1917 (aged 22)
Private Harry Brown 100192 Royal Fusiliers 01/10/1918 (aged 19)
Lieutenant Noel Douglas Bayly Irish Guards 27/11/1917 (aged 28)
Private Addis 48540 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918
Rifleman Timothy Aherne 65092 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918
Lieutenant John Allison Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders 24/11/1917 (aged 28)
Second Lieutenant Henry Alty The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918 (aged 24)
Private Wilfrid Forsyth Alward 234489 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918 (aged 19)
Private Joseph Samuel Amelin 2356490 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918 (aged 38)
Private Anderson D/17200 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) 28/09/1918 (aged 20)
Lieutenant George Herbert Annaheim Royal Munster Fusiliers 04/10/1918 (aged 26)
Private Ashbee CH/1556(S) Royal Marine Light Infantry 27/09/1918
Captain Fred Atkinson The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 27/09/1918 (aged 24)
Private Ettore Bachini 52719 Royal Scots Fusiliers 01/10/1918 (aged 34)
Private Daniel Bailey 34815 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Private Vernon Bailey 34817 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Private Baker C/66320 Royal Fusiliers 09/10/1918 (aged 35)
Private Walter Edwin Baker 32935 King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) 26/11/1917 (aged 27)
Private Balfour 303222 Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders 21/11/1917
Driver Barker 357020 Royal Engineers 30/09/1918
Private Barker 27309 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 01/10/1918
Private Barrett 51277 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 29/10/1918
Private Barsby 80097 Royal Fusiliers 30/09/1918
Gunner Bartington 44527 Royal Field Artillery 08/10/1918
Lieutenant Leonard Bartlett Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 20)
Rifleman James Bartley 49865 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918 (aged 24)
Private Batley 27914 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 02/10/1918
Private Bayes 258311 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918 (aged 24)
Private Beard PO/2330(S) Royal Marine Light Infantry 29/09/1918
Private Nelson Beatty 3314127 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918 (aged 21)
Lance Corporal Belger 10847 Scots Guards 27/11/1917
Private Fredrick Russell Bell 838834 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918 (aged 25)
Private Bennett 39044 South Lancashire Regiment 09/10/1918
Rifleman Benson 50710 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918
Private William Walter Berry CH/20817 Royal Marine Light Infantry 27/09/1918 (aged 20)
Bombardier Birch 64269 Royal Field Artillery 27/09/1918
Private Bisset 15172 Scots Guards 27/11/1917 (aged 23)
Rifleman Blackburn 235598 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 04/10/1918 (aged 25)
Private Moses Blackburn 28989 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 08/10/1918 (aged 32)
Private Blackley 241304 Highland Light Infantry 04/10/1918
Private Ernest Arthur Blatch 61186 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918
Rifleman Clarence George Bloxham 47970 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 05/10/1918
Second Lieutenant Joseph William Booth Royal Field Artillery 08/10/1918 (aged 21)
Private Bott 29022 Grenadier Guards 28/11/1917
Private Charles Patrick Boutilier 414240 Canadian Machine Gun Corps 29/09/1918 (aged 28)
Rifleman Alexander Boyd 54225 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918
Lance Corporal Boyd 25217 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 05/10/1918
Private James Boylan 202394 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 27/09/1918 (aged 32)
Private Bradbury 25344 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Able Seaman Bradlaugh R/1071 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Drake Bn. R.N. Div. 08/10/1918
Private Branch 32877 South Lancashire Regiment 07/10/1918
Private Patrick Brennan 18250 Royal Munster Fusiliers 28/09/1918 (aged 20)
Private Brewer 39440 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 05/10/1918
Private Bridger 105511 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918
Private Brindle 34657 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Private Charles Raymond Brown 46222 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 28)
Private Henry George Brown 96907 Tank Corps 07/10/1918 (aged 20)
Private Herbert Brown G/93109 Royal Fusiliers 03/10/1918 (aged 36)
Pioneer Alec Browning 301691 Royal Engineers 08/10/1918 (aged 29)
Private Lawrence Noel Bryant 28265 New Zealand Machine Gun Battalion 10/10/1918 (aged 22)
Private Buckley 27799 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 28/09/1918 (aged 27)
Private Bucknell 48198 Welsh Regiment 25/11/1917
Captain Charles Burgess Royal Field Artillery 11/10/1918 (aged 29)
Private Burke 3314269 Canadian Infantry 27/09/1918
Battery Serjeant Major Burnett 317270 Royal Garrison Artillery 08/10/1918
Private Burns 3105833 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918
Private Burns 3030815 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918 (aged 26)
Private John Burns 241023 Royal Scots Fusiliers 02/10/1918 (aged 21)
Driver Burrows 124404 Royal Field Artillery 28/09/1918
Private Richard Cobden Burton 74156 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 02/10/1918 (aged 21)
Lance Sergeant William Leo Burton PLY/256(S) Royal Marine Light Infantry 29/09/1918
Private Butcher IDN/5813 2nd Dragoons (Royal Scots Greys) 28/11/1917
Private Gilbert Roy Bycroft 44824 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 22)
Rifleman George Henry Ralph Byron 58230 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918
Private Cadman 240639 Canadian Infantry 27/09/1918
Private Powell Calvert PO/2816(S) Royal Marine Light Infantry 08/10/1918 (aged 29)
Corporal Cameron 730527 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918
Serjeant Albert Melbourne Cammell 26787 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 28)
Rifleman Norman Claude Campbell 62012 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 05/10/1918
Private Campbell 332127 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 08/10/1918
Rifleman Carney 72494 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918
Serjeant George Carr 1149 1st King Edward's Horse 21/11/1917 (aged 40)
Private John Carroll 121593 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918 (aged 27)
Private Carroll 3107062 Canadian Infantry 30/09/1918
Private William Baden Cartwright 3105320 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918 (aged 18)
Private Michael Stephen Carty 242975 South Lancashire Regiment 01/10/1918 (aged 32)
Private John Augustus Cashman 29519 South Wales Borderers 22/11/1917 (aged 25)
Corporal Cashmore D/1233 5th Dragoon Guards (Princess Charlotte of Wales's) 26/11/1917
Private Cassel 835152 Canadian Infantry 27/09/1918 (aged 23)
Lance Corporal Harold Chadwick 28469 Royal Welsh Fusiliers 23/11/1917 (aged 18)
Private Chalmers 202423 Royal Scots Fusiliers 01/10/1918
Private Chapman 34675 King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) 04/10/1918 (aged 34)
Rifleman George Edward Chase 69573 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918 (aged 28)
Private Chater 160209 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 08/10/1918 (aged 19)
Rifleman Child 43780 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918
Lance Corporal Clark 202677 Gordon Highlanders 21/11/1917
Rifleman Clarke 12892 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918
Gunner Clayton 245038 Royal Field Artillery 02/10/1918 (aged 27)
Private Norman Joseph Cochrane 701062 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918 (aged 24)
Private Codling 910959 Canadian Machine Gun Corps 01/10/1918
Private Coletto 202389 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 27/09/1918
Private Collier 202014 South Lancashire Regiment 01/10/1918
Rifleman Henry Comport 56416 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918 (aged 22)
Private Conner 300422 Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders 26/11/1917
Lance Corporal Conroy 250138 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918
Lieutenant Geoffrey Bruce Cook Royal Engineers 01/10/1918 (aged 33)
Private Cook 453790 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918 (aged 21)
Private Cook 654279 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918
Pioneer Copley 107141 Royal Engineers 24/11/1917
Serjeant Alexander Cormack 50746 Machine Gun Corps (Cavalry) 25/11/1917 (aged 23)
Private Cornell Ply/18041 Royal Marine Light Infantry 27/09/1918
Serjeant Richard Thornton Corsbie 33312 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918 (aged 42)
Private James Cosgrove 52581 Otago Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 08/10/1918 (aged 23)
Private Costar 43789 Worcestershire Regiment 28/09/1918
Private Cowley 30723 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 04/10/1918
Private Crawshaw 244701 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 28/09/1918 (aged 24)
Private Crichton 109684 Tank Corps 08/10/1918 (aged 22)
Private Arthur William Croft 6586 Australian Infantry, A.I.F. 15/04/1917 (aged 34)
Private Crompton 31122 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 28/09/1918
Private John Charles Crosbie 62024 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918
Private Crow 204314 Northumberland Fusiliers 09/10/1918
Sergeant Dan Ehalt Crozier 688182 Canadian Machine Gun Corps 28/09/1918 (aged 21)
Private Cummins 40533 Royal Army Medical Corps 09/10/1918 (aged 25)
Private Currie 64979 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 05/10/1918
Leading Seaman Thomas George Daniel R/3441 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Hawke Bn. R.N. Div. 08/10/1918 (aged 28)
Private Eli Archie Daniels 32628 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 23)
Corporal Arthur Thorne Darby 690352 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918 (aged 24)
Private Darwen 13965 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 28/09/1918
Rifleman Alexander Gordon Davey 57581 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918 (aged 27)
Corporal Lester Davey 23/1370 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 05/10/1918
Private Davies 44745 Welsh Regiment 23/11/1917
Private George Davis 34810 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 19)
Private Davis 43795 Worcestershire Regiment 30/09/1918
Private Paul Webster Davis 2181309 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918 (aged 18)
Private Dawe 32886 South Lancashire Regiment 08/10/1918
Lieutenant Richard Barber Delmage Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918 (aged 23)
Able Seaman Depoe Clyde Z/5072 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Drake Bn. R.N. Div. 08/10/1918
Private Devlin 2137995 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918
Private James Dickinson 68698 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 22)
Private Dickerson 41008 Northamptonshire Regiment 10/10/1918 (aged 19)
Drummer Dixon 240846 South Lancashire Regiment 04/10/1918
Private Dolan 240082 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 02/10/1918
Lance Corporal Dominity 184076 Canadian Infantry 27/09/1918 (aged 24)
Private William Dower 2138831 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918 (aged 31)
Private William Doyle 57903 Highland Light Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 19)
Private Drake 5958 19th (Queen Alexandra's Own Royal) Hussars 25/11/1917
Private Harry James Drewitt 265357 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 28)
Second Lieutenant Robert Charles Drummond Coldstream Guards 28/11/1917 (aged 21)
Lance Corporal Dry 23252 Yorkshire Regiment 24/11/1917 (aged 29)
Private Duckworth 48997 King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) 28/09/1918
Private Duddridge 304595 Tank Corps 08/10/1918
Private Duff 202679 Seaforth Highlanders 20/11/1917 (aged 27)
Private John Farquharson Duncan 266994 Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) 25/03/1918 (aged 21)
Captain Clifford Martyn Dunn Welsh Regiment 24/11/1917 (aged 23)
Private Duplessis 648274 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918 (aged 35)
Private Dupree 3106113 Canadian Infantry 27/09/1918
Private Thomas Dutfield 30716 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 19)
Rifleman Edgeley 88874 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918
Able Seaman Edwards R/6731 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Hood Bn. R.N. Div. 29/09/1918
Private Edwards 93185 Royal Fusiliers 01/10/1918 (aged 19)
Private Eggett PLY/94(S) Royal Marine Light Infantry 27/09/1918 (aged 29)
Private William John Ellery 2380637 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918 (aged 25)
Lance Corporal Ellsmore PLY/1802(S) Royal Marine Light Infantry 27/09/1918 (aged 20)
Gunner Elson 1940 Royal Field Artillery 11/10/1918
Rifleman John Victor Elvin 73330 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 05/10/1918 (aged 21)
Private John Enright 4128 Royal Munster Fusiliers 29/09/1918
Private Evans 45936 South Lancashire Regiment 06/10/1918 (aged 19)
Leading Seaman Ewing ClydeZ/3818 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Hood Bn. R.N. Div. 29/09/1918
Lance Corporal Thomas Fairbairn 201199 King's Own Scottish Borderers 03/10/1918 (aged 29)
Private Farby 91201 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918
Private Fazackerley 37800 King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) 28/09/1918
Drummer Alfred Fellows 201260 South Lancashire Regiment 04/10/1918 (aged 20)
Sapper James Joseph Fenney 430186 Royal Engineers 04/10/1918 (aged 22)
Private Ernest George Fewtrell 34778 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 19)
Private Finnegan 5184 Royal Munster Fusiliers 04/10/1918
Lance Corporal William Finnie 123308 Canadian Infantry 30/09/1918 (aged 41)
Private Albert Fitness 42071 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918
Able Seaman Fitzsimon R/6729 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Hood Bn. R.N. Div. 29/09/1918
Private Walter Alfred Fleming 309128 Tank Corps 08/10/1918 (aged 28)
Second Lieutenant John Fletcher The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 28/09/1918 (aged 21)
Private Fletcher 28836 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 28/09/1918
Gunner Foulkes 18788 Royal Garrison Artillery 30/09/1918
Gunner Fox W/2319 Royal Field Artillery 07/10/1918
Lance Corporal Frame S/40785 Gordon Highlanders 21/11/1917
Corporal Eric John Francis 23/1052 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 05/10/1918
Rifleman Francis Sutherland Fraser 40929 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918 (aged 36)
Lieutenant Cecil John French Canadian Machine Gun Corps 28/09/1918 (aged 25)
Private Frost 3131591 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918
Lance Corporal James Mitchell Fyfe 42258 Gordon Highlanders 01/10/1918 (aged 18)
Private Gardner 57635 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 30/09/1918
Private Gateland 133007 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 08/10/1918
Private Gibb 754325 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918 (aged 24)
Rifleman Joseph Gibbons 94915 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 29/09/1918 (aged 19)
Private William John Gibbs 61259 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 28)
Lance Bombardier Joseph Gibson 956515 Royal Field Artillery 01/10/1918 (aged 19)
Lieutenant Norman James Gibson Gordon Highlanders 21/11/1917 (aged 24)
Private David Roy Gill 45852 Wellington Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 30/09/1918
Private Gill 32892 South Lancashire Regiment 02/10/1918
Private Godin 648362 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion 09/10/1918 (aged 31)
Serjeant Golding P/10739 Military Police Corps 03/10/1918
Private Harper Goodwin 3030514 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918 (aged 37)
Private William Henry Goodwin 70270 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 37)
Lance Corporal Gordon 266266 Gordon Highlanders 23/11/1917 (aged 24)
Second Lieutenant William Frederick Gore Royal Irish Regiment 27/09/1918 (aged 25)
Private James Gough 71741 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918
Private Graham 307703 Tank Corps 08/10/1918
Rifleman Thomas Graham 69024 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 05/10/1918
Private Alexander Watson Gray 15223 Royal Munster Fusiliers 30/09/1918 (aged 30)
Private Gray 256777 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918
Private Gray 29342 Highland Light Infantry 24/11/1917
Private John Greelish 62971 Otago Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 08/10/1918
Rifleman Joseph Green 24/441 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918 (aged 24)
Rifleman Walter Green 570140 London Regiment 30/11/1917 (aged 22)
Private Alfred Thomas Lyndell Gregory 34779 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 19)
Private Gregory 201342 Royal Scots Fusiliers 01/10/1918
Private Haddock 31154 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 28/09/1918
Sergeant Albert Frederick Hall 400524 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918 (aged 31)
Private William Michael Ham 2355561 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918 (aged 22)
Private Charles Robert Hamilton 40555 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 29)
Private Handley 307623 Tank Corps 07/10/1918 (aged 24)
Private Hannah 25582 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 29/09/1918
Private Hardman 249530 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918
Private Hubert Douglas Hare 60113 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918
Private Leslie Edward Harris 23727 South Wales Borderers 22/11/1917 (aged 20)
Private Matthew Harris G/65789 Royal Fusiliers 01/10/1918 (aged 24)
Private Harris 33155 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 28/09/1918
Private Isaac Hartley 49383 King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) 28/09/1918 (aged 21)
Rifleman Leslie Gordon Hawkey 72028 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918
Able Seaman William Ernest Hawkins R/6742 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Hood Bn. R.N. Div. 29/09/1918 (aged 21)
Lance Corporal Harry Hayward 38533 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918 (aged 38)
Private Haywood 34705 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Rifleman George W. Heald 305907 West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own) 28/11/1917
Private Henderson 240335 Royal Scots Fusiliers 01/10/1918
Private John Hendry 2507396 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918 (aged 31)
Rifleman Hickey 24125 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918
Private Higginson 90863 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 07/10/1918 (aged 19)
Rifleman Hillman 41202 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 29/09/1918
Lance Corporal Wilberforce Hislop 811475 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918 (aged 28)
Rifleman Edward Hoare 42854 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 05/10/1918 (aged 30)
Private Hodder 754423 Canadian Infantry 30/09/1918 (aged 31)
Private Robert Holcroft 265811 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 27/09/1918 (aged 20)
Private Hollihead 240865 South Lancashire Regiment 02/10/1918
Private Bertie Widdowson Hopkinson 91881 Tank Corps 23/11/1917 (aged 20)
Private Horgan 6354 Royal Munster Fusiliers 28/09/1918
Farrier Serjeant John Rogers Howard 2/67A New Zealand Field Artillery 01/10/1918 (aged 27)
Private Howell 25033 Welsh Regiment 25/11/1917 (aged 28)
Sapper John Thomas Howells 79886 Royal Engineers 04/10/1918 (aged 36)
Second Lieutenant Hughes King's Shropshire Light Infantry 12/08/1917 (aged 23)
Private Hughes 31121 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 28/09/1918 (aged 36)
Able Seaman Humphries R/4553 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Anson Bn. R.N. Div. 28/09/1918
Private Arthur Edgar Hunt 871864 Canadian Infantry 27/09/1918 (aged 19)
Private Hurp 380078 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 27/09/1918
Corporal Peter Hutton 46949 Otago Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 08/10/1918
Private Huyton 57883 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 27/09/1918
Lance Corporal Ince E/2434 Royal Fusiliers 29/09/1918
Private Ishmael 43355 Welsh Regiment 25/11/1917
Private James Jackson 203154 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 28/09/1918 (aged 22)
Private Jackson 35005 King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) 28/09/1918
Private Leonard Jackson 72847 Otago Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 08/10/1918
Private Jackson 515434 London Regiment (London Scottish) 25/09/1917 (aged 27)
Corporal William James Jackson 925786 Canadian Machine Gun Corps 29/09/1918 (aged 23)
Private Henry James Jarvis 479082 Royal Canadian Regiment 28/09/1918 (aged 32)
Second Lieutenant Ernest Stanley Jenkins Welsh Regiment 24/11/1917 (aged 28)
Serjeant Johnson 8766 Scots Guards 27/11/1917 (aged 24)
Private Alexander Gibson Johnston 68957 Otago Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 08/10/1918 (aged 32)
Lieutenant William Savile Johnston Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders 23/03/1918 (aged 24)
Lance Corporal Jones 17389 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918 (aged 28)
Private Joseph William Jones 266288 South Lancashire Regiment 04/10/1918 (aged 32)
Private Thomas Frederick Jones 49090 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 27)
Sapper Jones 459910 Royal Engineers 29/09/1918
Private Patrick Joseph Joyce 69494 Wellington Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918
Private Ernest Stanley Judd 59911 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 27)
Lance Serjeant Kay 24675 Yorkshire Regiment 07/12/1917
Private Keeble 235309 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 08/10/1918
Private William Fred Keeley 56614 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 21)
Private Keenan CH/2348(S) Royal Marine Light Infantry 30/09/1918
Private Kehoe 26470 Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment) 17/11/1917
Gunner Kempt 90529 Royal Field Artillery 08/10/1918
Private King 26391 King's Shropshire Light Infantry 12/08/1917
Private Jacob Edwin Harold Knapp 23/1420 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 26)
Rifleman Thomas Bickford Lambeth 53792 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918 (aged 34)
Private John Lamont 56621 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918
Private Frank Lane 34719 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 19)
Serjeant William Langford 24/2017 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918 (aged 38)
Private Thomas Alexander Laronde 1090239 Canadian Infantry 30/09/1918 (aged 29)
Private Lavallee 829280 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918
Private Ernest Henry Lawes 30249 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 19)
Private James Lawton 15984 Scots Guards 27/11/1917 (aged 26)
Lance Corporal Leach GS/5456 2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen's Bays) 21/11/1917
Private Leduc 1004083 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918
Private Lee 18057 Coldstream Guards 27/11/1917 (aged 26)
Rifleman Lee 572820 London Regiment 30/11/1917
Private George Bertram Leech 928333 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918 (aged 23)
Private Lees 30259 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Lance Corporal Lewis 201718 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Private Lewis 331374 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918
Private Christian White Lickley 2562329 Canadian Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 35)
Private William John Liggins 39068 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 25)
Rifleman Lindsay 235310 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 05/10/1918 (aged 29)
Serjeant James Ernest Linthwaite 4028 19th (Queen Alexandra's Own Royal) Hussars 25/11/1917 (aged 27)
Lance Corporal Lipp 201561 Gordon Highlanders 23/11/1917
Private Livesey Ply/1301(S) Royal Marine Light Infantry 29/09/1918
Private Lock 265223 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Private Long 31142 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 30/09/1918
Serjeant William Lord 27871 Welsh Regiment 24/11/1917 (aged 24)
Private Leonard Ashley Lowman 20406 Grenadier Guards 04/10/1918 (aged 25)
Private Luft 94949 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 27/09/1918
Private Lyne 34838 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Corporal Patrick Mcaney 140279 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 29/09/1918 (aged 21)
Rifleman Mccabe 72533 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918
Second Lieutenant William George Mccaig Royal Air Force, 13th Sqdn. 01/10/1918 (aged 22)
Driver John Joseph Mccoy 430182 Royal Engineers 04/10/1918 (aged 22)
Private William Falconer Mccraw 150590 2nd Dragoons (Royal Scots Greys) 28/11/1917 (aged 19)
Private John Coleman Macdonald 2537426 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918 (aged 29)
Private Mcdonald 200604 Gordon Highlanders 21/11/1917 (aged 21)
Rifleman Dugald Pharlan Macfarlane 72073 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 05/10/1918 (aged 28)
Private Vincent Mcgrath 28763 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 35)
Private Macgregor 3082165 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918
Private Mcintosh 24740 Royal Scots Fusiliers 01/10/1918 (aged 34)
Private Robert Mcintyre 3105197 Canadian Infantry 27/09/1918 (aged 26)
Private Mckean 2173427 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918
Private Mckinnon 99602 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 08/10/1918
Private Mckinnon 2537426 ALIAS 29/09/1918
Sergeant John Alexander Mckinnon 727841 Canadian Infantry 27/09/1918 (aged 34)
Private Mcphee 510468 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion 09/10/1918
Lance Corporal Mcquattie 266699 Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) 24/03/1918 (aged 30)
Private Madeley 34835 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Corporal Makin 52348 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918 (aged 28)
Private Mann 19738 Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment) 27/11/1917
Private Manseau 66368 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 27/11/1917
Gunner Harold Edward Marshall 91553 Tank Corps 23/11/1917 (aged 23)
Private Martin 28935 Highland Light Infantry 28/11/1917
Private Martin 1015578 Canadian Infantry 27/09/1918
Private Martin 20011 Middlesex Regiment 24/11/1917
Private Martin 31051 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 02/10/1918
Private Mason 40190 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 05/10/1918
Rifleman Harold Mason 65426 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918 (aged 32)
Private Massam 332247 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 01/10/1918
Bombardier Percy Mattison 755578 Royal Field Artillery 01/10/1918
Private John James Mawdsley 20404 Coldstream Guards 27/11/1917 (aged 20)
Private Kenneth Spurling Mayhew 538258 Royal Army Medical Corps 03/12/1917 (aged 24)
Private Jack Maynard 226883 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918 (aged 18)
Private Theobald Matthew Meagher 74021 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 42)
Private Jas Percival Miller 68003 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 21)
Private Joseph Henry Miller 53974 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 28/09/1918 (aged 28)
Gunner Millman 182836 Royal Field Artillery 02/10/1918 (aged 37)
Private Alexander Mitchell 8293 Highland Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Private William John Moan 54919 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 48)
Corporal Moore 128635 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 08/10/1918 (aged 29)
Private Patrick Moran 15317 Royal Munster Fusiliers 30/09/1918 (aged 24)
Private Richard Frank Morton 60167 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918
Private Moss 11358 Irish Guards 27/11/1917
Rifleman Hugh James Mount 201604 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 29/09/1918 (aged 21)
Lance Corporal Moxham 116264 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 30/09/1918 (aged 22)
Sapper Muirhead 147848 Royal Engineers 04/10/1918
Private Munn 82823 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 03/12/1917 (aged 29)
Private Murray 3949 Royal Munster Fusiliers 29/09/1918
Private Myers 161646 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 08/10/1918 (aged 20)
Private Joe Nathan 267007 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 28)
Private Naylor GS/19387 5th Dragoon Guards (Princess Charlotte of Wales's) 26/11/1917 (aged 25)
Serjeant Edward Auton Neilson 44946 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 23)
Private James William Newman 50624 South Lancashire Regiment 09/10/1918 (aged 21)
Private Nicholson 17958 Royal Fusiliers 09/10/1918
Captain Nicol Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders 25/11/1917 (aged 20)
Serjeant Frank Nightingale 44339 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 30/11/1917 (aged 19)
Private Oakes 37755 King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) 28/09/1918
Lance Corporal William O'keefe 52873 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918 (aged 24)
Able Seaman Osborne R/5579 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Hood Bn. R.N. Div. 01/10/1918
Rifleman George John Osmand 67897 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918 (aged 30)
Private Owens 242947 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 01/10/1918
Lieutenant Page Royal Air Force 21/09/1918 (aged 21)
Rifleman Thomas George Pallesen 61759 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 05/10/1918
Private Parfitt 859483 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918 (aged 33)
Lance Serjeant Parkinson 200986 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 28/09/1918
Rifleman Parry 405855 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 27/09/1918
Private Partridge 26648 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Private Ernest George Patchett 33945 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 33)
Private Patching 68765 Royal Fusiliers 27/11/1917
Private Alfred Pawson 267553 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 06/10/1918 (aged 28)
Gunner Pearce 34180 Royal Field Artillery 01/10/1918 (aged 24)
Second Lieutenant Wilfrid Hearne Pearson Northern Cyclist Battalion 29/09/1918 (aged 30)
Private William Feakes Pearson 18307 Royal Munster Fusiliers 30/09/1918 (aged 27)
Lance Corporal Harry Peckham 45551 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 27)
Rifleman Peerless A/200449 King's Royal Rifle Corps 30/11/1917 (aged 36)
Private Ernest Penrice 3131032 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918 (aged 23)
Corporal Perkins 43202 Royal Irish Rifles 23/11/1917
Rifleman Patrick Pierce Phelan 65799 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918 (aged 34)
Lance Corporal Percy Walter Phillips 31703 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 35)
Private Albert William Phillipson 49023 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 28/09/1918 (aged 18)
Private Phythian 266101 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 27/09/1918
Private Frank Pickering 53303 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 29/09/1918 (aged 30)
Gunner Picknell 68785 Royal Field Artillery 28/09/1918 (aged 19)
Private Pickvance 241497 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 04/10/1918
Gunner Pielow 122059 Royal Field Artillery 28/09/1918
Private Pincher 2407 Royal Munster Fusiliers 30/09/1918
Rifleman James Preacher 69878 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 05/10/1918 (aged 35)
Able Seaman Preen R/6778 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Anson Bn. R.N. Div. 08/10/1918
Serjeant Preston 4970 Scots Guards 25/11/1917
Private Price S/42732 Gordon Highlanders 01/10/1918 (aged 32)
Rifleman Prior 25623 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 29/09/1918 (aged 36)
Private Harold Quayle Pritchard 1633 1st King Edward's Horse 20/11/1917 (aged 19)
Private Puckett 30598 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Second Lieutenant David Scott Purdie The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918 (aged 24)
Second Lieutenant James Ewart Quinn The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 05/10/1918 (aged 34)
Lieutenant Percival Victor Alban Radcliffe Yorkshire Regiment 25/11/1917 (aged 20)
Corporal Read 476003 Canadian Machine Gun Corps 29/09/1918
Private William Ernest Read 31124 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 28/09/1918 (aged 22)
Rifleman Berwin Redmond 70124 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 05/10/1918
Private Charles Reid 33935 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918 (aged 31)
Serjeant Arthur Walter Rich 28992 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 28/09/1918 (aged 20)
Private Frank Richards 31618 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 01/10/1918 (aged 22)
Serjeant Riches 9242 Suffolk Regiment 24/11/1917
Corporal Frank Alfred Bernard Riddick 252784 Canadian Infantry 27/09/1918 (aged 30)
Able Seaman Charles Herbert Riley R/4705 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, A Coy. Hood Bn. R.N. Div. 29/09/1918 (aged 22)
Private Rintoul GS/8898 5th Dragoon Guards (Princess Charlotte of Wales's) 26/11/1917
Private John Robertson 16727 Scots Guards 27/11/1917 (aged 29)
Private Robinson 50309 Northumberland Fusiliers 09/10/1918
Private Robinson 50965 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 29/09/1918
Private Spencer Cambridge Weldon Rogers 63939 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 29/09/1918
Able Seaman John Ross Tyneside Z/4522 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, C Coy. Drake Bn. R.N. Div. 30/09/1918 (aged 22)
Able Seaman Ross R/6733 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Hood Bn. R.N. Div. 29/09/1918
Private Ryan 3031019 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918
Private Leonard Joseph Ryan 52051 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 18)
Private Saffin 523477 Canadian Machine Gun Corps 30/09/1918
Private Frederick John Sanger 225499 Canadian Infantry 27/09/1918 (aged 27)
Private William Saunders 33965 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 20)
Corporal Scadeng 131 Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) 30/11/1917 (aged 24)
Lance Corporal William Schofield 306578 Tank Corps 03/10/1918 (aged 24)
Private Scott 243260 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 05/10/1918
Gunner Robert Scott 265264 Royal Field Artillery 08/10/1918 (aged 25)
Private Searle 30395 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 40)
Private Gordon Sedgwick 192330 Canadian Infantry 28/09/1918 (aged 21)
Private Sewell 266024 South Lancashire Regiment 27/09/1918
Private Shaw 20877 Grenadier Guards 28/11/1917
Private John Reginald Sheard 87435 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 29/09/1918 (aged 19)
Second Lieutenant Sheehan Royal Air Force, 13th Sqdn. 01/10/1918
Private Shepherd 19901 Coldstream Guards 27/11/1917
Private Shire 20825 Coldstream Guards 27/11/1917
Private Sillitoe 307373 Tank Corps 07/10/1918
Captain Silvertop 20th Hussars 27/11/1917 (aged 32)
Private Sim 202428 Gordon Highlanders 21/11/1917
Private Simms 34826 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Captain Hugh Philip Skakle Gordon Highlanders 21/11/1917 (aged 28)
Private Matthew Robert Skirving 65191 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 34)
Rifleman Arthur Smith 50806 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918 (aged 20)
Rifleman Ernest Bennett Smith 74231 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918 (aged 21)
Lance Serjeant Robert Marshall Smith 27115 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 05/10/1918
Private Sidney Joseph Smith 654092 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918 (aged 22)
Private William Smith 202252 South Lancashire Regiment 27/09/1918 (aged 38)
Private Smith 249902 Canadian Infantry 27/09/1918 (aged 29)
Petty Officer Smithson Tyneside Z/3648 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Drake Bn. R.N. Div. 08/10/1918
Private Southern 46740 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 05/10/1918
Private John Benjamin Victor Sparks 49458 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 05/10/1918 (aged 31)
Rifleman William Ernest Speid 68905 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918
Second Lieutenant Thomas William Stanfield Yorkshire Regiment 23/11/1917 (aged 26)
Private Stanton 21384 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 22)
Private Stanton 12635 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Able Seaman Jabez Hale Staples R/963 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Hood Bn. R.N. Div. 29/09/1918 (aged 20)
Rifleman Leonard Claude Steele 68762 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918 (aged 32)
Private William Stephenson S/9295 Seaforth Highlanders 23/11/1917 (aged 32)
Private Peter David Stewart 16362 Scots Guards 25/11/1917 (aged 19)
Corporal Henry Thomas Joseph Stockley 53564 Royal Army Medical Corps 09/10/1918 (aged 28)
Rifleman William Street R/11782 King's Royal Rifle Corps 08/10/1918 (aged 30)
Gunner Albert Stroud Suffield 945668 Royal Field Artillery 01/10/1918 (aged 28)
Private Sullivan 5380 Royal Munster Fusiliers 27/09/1918
Rifleman Cyril Taggart 71139 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918 (aged 24)
Serjeant Henry Edward Tapson 46323 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 30/09/1918 (aged 33)
Private Tattersall 2507324 Canadian Infantry 29/09/1918
Lance Corporal Thomas Clarkson Tattersall 156096 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 30/09/1918 (aged 22)
Private Taylor 266286 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 28/09/1918
Private Taylor 71905 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 08/10/1918
Corporal Victor John Huia Taylor 23/931 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 05/10/1918 (aged 23)
Private Thompson 2458366 2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion 29/09/1918 (aged 22)
Private Thorneloe 203177 North Staffordshire Regiment 29/11/1917 (aged 20)
Private Ernest Tillotson 44159 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 30/11/1917 (aged 34)
Private Timson 27173 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 20)
Private James Tolemy 2507365 Canadian Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 24)
Private William Howard Tolley Ply/2221(S) Royal Marine Light Infantry 30/09/1918 (aged 32)
Lance Corporal William Toon 62178 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 05/10/1918 (aged 30)
Private John Torry PO/2773(S) Royal Marine Light Infantry 28/09/1918 (aged 27)
Private Treslove 14125 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Able Seaman Tully Tyneside Z/1712 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Hood Bn. R.N. Div. 08/10/1918
Private Turner PO/1287(S) Royal Marine Light Infantry 08/10/1918
Private Tustin 28744 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 30/09/1918
Private Sidney William Twining 34763 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 19)
Sub-Lieutenant Charles Edwin Upson Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Drake Bn. R.N. Div. 28/09/1918 (aged 31)
Lance Corporal Urquhart S/41599 Gordon Highlanders 21/11/1917
Bugler Varney 9970 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Rifleman Vaughan 26293 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 06/10/1918
Private Vincent 34765 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Lance Corporal Frank Harold Walling 44825 Welsh Regiment 25/11/1917 (aged 21)
Rifleman Walton 38770 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918
Able Seaman Ward R/6594 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Anson Bn. R.N. Div. 27/09/1918
Private Ward 27792 Grenadier Guards 27/11/1917 (aged 26)
Private Warne 93091 Royal Fusiliers 03/10/1918
Lance Corporal Warren 36247 East Surrey Regiment 10/10/1918
Bombardier Watson 10518 Royal Field Artillery 08/10/1918
Rifleman William Watt 36502 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 08/10/1918 (aged 40)
Private Albert Edward Weakland 33021 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 21)
Private Charles Willaim Webster 61862 Wellington Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 25)
Serjeant John West 265780 Monmouthshire Regiment 25/11/1917 (aged 25)
Able Seaman Western R/4217 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Hawke Bn. R.N. Div. 08/10/1918
Private George Wetherall 267505 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 27/09/1918 (aged 20)
Private Wexham 683861 London Regiment 01/12/1917
Private Charles Henry Whadcoat 22219 Grenadier Guards 27/11/1917 (aged 27)
Private Wheeler 14713 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918 (aged 29)
Lance Corporal Whiley 27906 Welsh Regiment 24/11/1917
Lance Corporal Ernest Perry White 32110 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 22)
Lance Corporal White 28544 King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) 26/11/1917
Private David Edward Whitehead 53342 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918 (aged 27)
Private Nimrod Whittaker 40179 Welsh Regiment 24/11/1917 (aged 26)
Private Richard Edward Widdows 60244 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 33)
Private Wightman 201441 South Lancashire Regiment 02/10/1918
Private Wilkes 20850 Coldstream Guards 27/11/1917 (aged 27)
Private Arlif Roy Wilkin 1003313 Canadian Infantry 27/09/1918 (aged 24)
Second Lieutenant William Williams 23/323 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 05/10/1918 (aged 22)
Private Robert Wilson 63465 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 27)
Private Wilson 201182 Highland Light Infantry 04/10/1918
Lance Corporal Wood 22321 King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) 26/11/1917
Rifleman Arthur George Woodley 570261 London Regiment 29/11/1917 (aged 22)
Private Thomas Woods 285060 Seaforth Highlanders 23/11/1917
Private Woodward 34804 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry 01/10/1918
Private Woolford 331956 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 04/10/1918
Lance Corporal Wright 19171 Coldstream Guards 28/11/1917
Private Ernest Walter Wright 34466 Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 01/10/1918 (aged 27)
Private Marcus William Yaffo 225462 Canadian Infantry 30/09/1918
Private Young 36966 Royal Fusiliers 29/09/1918 (aged 31)
Rifleman Frank Hammond Jones 87952 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 30/09/1918
New Zealand Rifle Brigade 38
Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 36
Royal Field Artillery 19
South Lancashire Regiment 17
Royal Marine Light Infantry 14
Royal Munster Fusiliers 12
Gordon Highlanders 11
Tank Corps 10
Seaforth Highlanders 4
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Drake Bn. R.N. Div. 4
Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) 3
Royal Garrison Artillery 3
6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) 2
Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment) 2
North Staffordshire Regiment 2
Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) 2
1st King Edward's Horse 2
Royal Welsh Fusiliers 2
19th (Queen Alexandra's Own Royal) Hussars 2
2nd Dragoons (Royal Scots Greys) 2
New Zealand Field Artillery 1
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, A Coy. Hood Bn. R.N. Div. 1
Bedfordshire Yeomanry 1
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, C Coy. Drake Bn. R.N. Div. 1
West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own) 1
Military Police Corps 1
Royal Canadian Regiment 1
Royal Air Force 1
Suffolk Regiment 1
New Zealand Machine Gun Battalion 1
Northern Cyclist Battalion 1
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Friday 23 November 1917 10 10 0
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Wednesday 2 October 1918 11 13 2
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Hamilton 2 2 0
Stratton St Margaret Swindon 1 1 0
Burntisland 1 1 0
Kilsby Daventry 1 1 0
Cambuslang 1 1 0
Culcheth and Glazebury Warrington 1 1 0
Rhymney Caerphilly 1 1 0
Drumoak 1 1 0
Thorpe Derbyshire Dales 1 1 0
Oswestry Shropshire 1 0 0
Hawick 1 1 0
Adlington Chorley 1 1 1
Ardley Cherwell 1 1 0
Melling Sefton 1 0 0
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Pickering Ryedale 1 1 0
Falkirk 1 1 0
Stamford Bridge East Riding of Yorkshire 1 1 1
Pen Tranch Torfaen 1 1 0
Godalming Waverley 1 1 0
Peterhead 1 1 0
Winchcombe Tewkesbury 1 1 0
Tarbat 1 1 0
North Thoresby East Lindsey 1 1 0
Blantyre 1 1 0
Burley Bradford 1 0 0
Tonypandy Rhondda Cynon Taf 1 1 0
Fetteresso 1 1 0
Broughton West South Lakeland 1 1 0
Bewdley Wyre Forest 1 1 0
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Ysceifiog Flintshire 1 1 1
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Khaleel reprimanded for ICC code breach
India's rookie left-arm quick Khaleel Ahmed has received an official warning and a demerit point for breaching Level 1 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel during India's 224-run win over the West Indies in the fourth ODI in Mumbai.
"India's Khaleel Ahmed received an official warning and one demerit point for advancing aggressively towards Marlon Samuels after dismissing the batsman during the fourth one-day international between India and the Windies on Monday," the International Cricket Council (ICC) said in a statement.
"The India fast bowler, who returned figures of 3/13, was found to have violated Article 2.5 of the Code, which relates to 'using language, actions or gestures which disparage or which could provoke an aggressive reaction from a batter upon his/her dismissal during an international match," it added.
The incident happened in the 14th over, when the left-armer, after having Samuels caught in the slips by Rohit Sharma, advanced aggressively towards the departing batsman, which, in the view of the on-field umpires, could have provoked a reaction from the Windies player.
After the match, Ahmed admitted to the offence and accepted the sanction proposed by match referee Chris Broad and as such, there was no need for a formal hearing.
The charge was levelled by on-field umpires Ian Gould and Anil Chaudhary, third umpire Paul Wilson, as well as fourth umpire Chettithody Shamshuddin.
Level 1 breaches carry a minimum penalty of an official reprimand, a maximum penalty of 50 percent of a player's match fee, and one or two demerit points.
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Q: Xamarin Improve pinch scale I have a problem. I followed this tutorial about touchmanipulations in skiasharp: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/xamarin-forms/user-interface/graphics/skiasharp/transforms/touch and it's working great. But for example scaling only works if both my fingers hit the bitmap. The problem is that if the bitmap is very small, I won't be able to scale it. How can I focus on the bitmap with my primary finger and use my secondary finger from anywhere on the canvas to Scale it?
My full code is in that page!
Any idea?

A: Had refered image apps like Google photos and others. My opinion is there can be two improvements in your image component.

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*Handle touch of the background view instead of the image view.

*Restrict scaling lower than a minimum scale value. Very low scale values doesn't have a use case as the end user cannot view it.

I'm not sure of your use case implementing the second improvement is entirely up to your decision

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With the Hunterdon Central baseball season getting underway, I got a chance to sit down and talk with one of the team's captains, Luke Longo.
Q: What kind of preparation did you do for the start of the season?
A: Just typical offseason stuff, really. I play for a couple club teams during the summer and the fall so I've been on the field with them a ton. Beyond just playing though, I hit in the cage a lot, I've got catching instructors I work with on mechanical stuff, and I watch film of my swing to see things that I can improve on with it.
Q: What are you most looking forward to for this season?
A: Definitely just being with the guys. Like I said I play on other teams, but it's not the same as being with these guys. We've all played together for a long time now and I feel that we've built really good chemistry over the years.
Q: Who do you see as your biggest competition this year?
A: Honestly, I'd have to say ourselves. We play a lot of tough teams on our schedule but as long as we do what we're supposed to do every day I feel like we should be alright. That means taking every practice seriously, taking every rep seriously, and just working hard every day. If we do that we're going to be tough to beat.
Q: I know you're committed to play at the division one level next year, and so are some of your teammates. What can you tell me about their work ethic?
A: Those guys are really the best. Joey (Dechario), Pete (Ciuffreda), and Fish (Ryan Fischer) are all next level. They all work tirelessly in the weight room and on the field. I'm really lucky to share the field with those guys. Beyond that though, they're all great teammates. They bring unbelievable energy to every game and every practice and are always on the top step of the dugout cheering their teammates on.
Q: What are your expectations for this season?
A: That's easy, another state title. We've done it in the past, a lot of our guys know what it takes to win it, so there's really no reason to expect anything else. We did lose some really good senior players from last year, but I really believe we have more than enough on our club to win it again this year. With that being said though, we can't just expect to walk out there and roll over teams just because we won it last year. Like I was saying before it's really going to come down to the work we put in every day as unit to determine how far we go. But the expectation is that we win it, for sure.
Lofty goals, but like Longo said, there's no reason to believe that this Red Devils team can't repeat as state champions.
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Since the beginning of time, mothers have sung soothing lullabies while rocking babies in their arms. This repetitious melody and continuous motion are both calming and hypnotic.
The power of suggestion has motivated mankind since the beginning of recorded time.
Ancient people the world over have used the hypnotic practices of drumming, dancing, and chanting to induce an
altered state of mind for the purpose of healing, uncovering memories, and spiritual revelation, performed by tribal shamans, witch doctors, and medicine men and women, based on the belief that the mind can heal the body.
Over 4,000 years ago, the founder of Chinese medicine, Wang Tai, used words to accomplish healing.
Over 3,000 years ago, Egyptian physicians practiced healing methods using words and touch.
In ancient Egypt and Greece, and during the Roman Empire, as early as 1000 BC, sleep temples were places that priests introduced the procedure and practice of suggestion – sleep – cure, the belief that the mind can heal the body.
In 350 BC, Hypocrites, known as the Father of Modern Medicine, concluded that "all feelings and emotions originate in the brain and are the source of any disease of the body."
Success of these temples and belief in the practice of suggestion later spread through Europe. This led to modified therapeutic versions of hypnosis, reflecting he culture of the time. During the first century, England was first to include the practice of laying on of hands along with healing hymns and chants written by the Church of England. This was referred to as suggestion-healing; today it is called mind/body healing.
During the 1700's, Viennese physician, Franz Anton Mesmer, developed the process of prolonged eye fixation to balance the animal magnetism, improved health in his patients, referred to as mesmerism.
In the 1800's, English physician, James Braid, who studied Mesmer's work and the practice of suggestibility, introduced the
term "neuro-hypnosis" meaning nervous sleep, later coined the term "Hypnosis" as a new science for the very first time. James Esdaile, a Scottish surgeon, applied suggestion as hypnotic anesthesia in British East India to patients during surgery.
Indian culture acknowledges the concept of higher self, meditation, and other altered states of consciousness. Portuguese priest, Jose Custodia de Faria, referred to hypnosis as lucid sleep, determined that the better your concentration, the more easily you are hypnotized.
In the late 1800's, French doctor Jean-Martin Charcot, discovered that some neurological symptoms were psychologically caused from unwanted memories.
Progress and development of modern hypnotherapy gained medical interest and acceptance through research in suggestibility and pain control by an American psychologist, Clark Hull, following World War II, when it was discovered that hypnotherapy was especially helpful in treating soldiers with battle fatigue, injury, shock, and what is now called (PTSD), "post-traumatic stress disorder."
French doctors Libeault and Bernheim, from the famous Nancy Medical School, introduced calming words and soft voice for hypnotic trance. They also emphasized the importance of the doctor/patient relationship and introduced the use of pscho-therapeutics and hypnosis together. Today, psychological life coaching skills and hypnosis techniques are integrated together as a modern therapeutic approach and self-help template implemented in a variety of formats, such as "Goal Imagery™" and "HypnoCoaching™" and "Mentor Hypnosis.™"
Philosopher and psychologist, Carl Jung, studied the phenomena of altered states of consciousness and developed the theory of the "collective unconscious", which is referred to today as "super-conscious thoughts."
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In the early 1900's, French pharmacist, Emile Coue, discovered the power of auto-suggestion, or waking suggestion, introducing the concept of "Self-Hypnosis."
His famous auto-suggestion formula is "Everyday in every way, I am getting better and better."
Today, the practice of self-hypnosis and the power of suggestion through the use of positive psychology, with life-enhancing statements or suggestions are referred to as "Affirmations."
Dr. Milton H. Erickson, the Father of Hypnosis, introduced the concept of reprogramming the mind through suggestion therapy for effective change in both attitude and behavior, or called "mind/body communication." This latest hypnotic technique is now referred to as (NLP), Neuro-Linguistic Programming or Neuro-Linguistic Psychology, the ability to reprogram the mind for personal achievement like programming a computer for updating information and performance.
The concept of hypnosis was introduced to America during the American Revolution. In the 1930's, stage hypnotists entertained audiences with fun, comedic demonstrations, which distorted the view of the therapeutic benefit of hypnosis.
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Today, Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy is recognized as a profession of standing in the business archives of the United States. As defined by the U.S. Dept. Of Labor, D.O.T. 079.157.010: "Hypnotherapist – Induces hypnotic state in client to increase motivation or alter behavior pattern through hypnosis. Consults with client to determine the nature of problem. Prepares client to enter hypnotic states by explaining how hypnosis works and what client will experience. Tests subject to determine degrees of physical and emotional suggestibility. Induces hypnotic state in client using individualized methods and techniques of hypnosis based on interpretation of test results and analysis of client's problem. May train client in self-hypnosis conditioning."
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) opened an Office of Alternative Medicine (OAM), which currently oversees and funds research since 1992 for alternative therapies including guided imagery, hypnotherapy,and continues to work with hypnotists and hypnotherapists throughout the United States of America. Scientific research in hypnotism is being conducted in teaching hospitals nationwide to document the medical usefulness of hypnosis.
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Modern methods and applications have made hypnosis a trusted and useful science. All the techniques mentioned throughout the history of hypnotism are used in present-day hypnosis. It is now highly recognized as an important tool in the healing arts, social sciences, psychology and human services, the performing arts, and sports performance.
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The doll was inherited by a man named John (who is not revealing his full name because why the f*ck would you publicly admit a puppet tried to kill you?) after his father passed away.
A safe zone. A sealed, blessed safe zone. Just in case it got anyone in a sleeper hold or set the house on fire.
Jayne's released night-vision footage from her experiment that shows the puppet's operating cross slowly moving before crashing into one of the box's glass panes.
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This article has been written by Anannya Chakraborty, Researcher, IPE Global - Centre for Knowledge and Development. It showcases the key learnings of Odisha Modernising Economy, Governance and Administration (OMEGA) Programme, funded by Government of UK's Department of International Development (DFID) and managed by IPE Global Limited to understand how innovative focused interventions can ensure income and livelihood security to the culturally, socially and geographically isolated tribal communities.
The UN estimates that there are 370 million indigenous people existing across 90 countries of the world. They constitute 5% of the world population but 15% of the poorest . With the launch of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), there is a renewed focus towards addressing the development needs of the indigenous population especially with regards to education and livelihood. There is a growing global recognition that innovative focused interventions can catalyse development of the indigenous population. Socially, culturally and economically isolated, these groups need special assistance schemes to enable them overcome poverty and secure their livelihoods. However, it is equally important to include indigenous communities in driving their development to enhance transparency, local empowerment, demand-responsiveness, greater downward accountability, and enhanced local capacity.
India alone houses more than 705 such indigenous groups termed as Scheduled Tribes (also Adivasis). Out of these, 75 tribal groups are known as Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs) characterised by pre-agriculture level of technology; stagnant or declining population; extremely low literacy; and subsistence level of economy . As per Census 2011, the total Scheduled Tribe population of India is 10. 43 crore with a significant proportion of them living in rural areas. Besides, more than half of the tribal population is spread across the States of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Orissa, Gujarat, Rajasthan and the North Eastern States.
Apart from Constitutional provisions, the Government of India has launched several schemes for the socio- economic development of the tribal population. As the level of poverty continues to remain high among tribal groups with 47.3% of Scheduled Tribes living below the poverty line in rural areas, it is imperative to develop tribal centric poverty alleviation plans . India has acknowledged the importance of focused interventions which finds reflection in the 11th Plan Document of the Planning Commission "The issues in tribal development are complex and often not understood very well…. tribal groups differs from each other in customs, practices, traditions, faith, and language. As such, uniformity in socio-economic development plans for all tribal groups and programmes is not appropriate". In fact, focused interventions are particularly necessary as it is difficult to reach tribal communities which are geographically and culturally isolated.
It is in this context that bottom-up, demand-driven and rights-based Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS), Government of India's flagship programme, is well suited to protect the interest of these vulnerable tribal communities. It entitles rural households to 100 days of wage- employment and promotes creation of productive and durable assets. But, innovative interventions are necessary to utilise the provisions of the scheme ensuring maximum benefit to the tribal communities. With income and livelihood security, these historically marginalised communities are better placed to combat poverty, under-nutrition and food crisis. Moreover, special approaches and plans in MGNREGS are crucial for proactive inclusion of Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs) who are threatened by imminent ethnocide.
Odisha Modernising Economy, Governance and Administration (OMEGA) Programme, funded by Government of UK's Department of International Development (DFID) and managed by IPE Global Limited, developed a specific strategy called "Strategy for Juang Tribes (PVTG) in Keonjhar District" for ensuring livelihood security to the Juang Community in the tribal dominated state of Odisha. The Strategy was initially introduced in Banspal block and later up scaled to Harichandanpur & Telkoi Blocks in Keonjhar district, the Juang concentrated belt of Odisha. Techno economically backward and less acculturated, these tribal groups suffer from poverty and under-nutrition due to lack of alternate and guaranteed employment opportunities. Thus, the strategy focused on need based planning, door to door and mass awareness campaigns, institutional convergence and monitoring at various levels.
In this case, innovations in MGNREGS has been able to create productive and gainful employment in Juang belts of Odisha. Thus, it becomes a learning that staggering inequalities between the tribal communities and mainstream stream societies can be reduced through interventions that focus on the needs of the tribal community. Each tribal group has a different development index and focused interventions should aim at narrowing inequalities and development gaps through special strategies.
Anannya Chakraborty is a Researcher at IPE Global - Centre for Knowledge and Development, India.


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Use a razorblade on its flat edge to get under the edge of the sticker and carefully lift it off the ski.
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PHOENIX (AP) – A coalition that backs Arizona's public schools wants the Legislature and Gov. Doug Ducey to provide a big boost to school funding in the upcoming session.
The group noted at a Thursday news conference that the state's K-12 public schools are still getting $1.1 billion less than they did before 2009 budget cuts. That's despite $400 million in new funding in recent years.
The group recommended a series of measures including new taxes to boost funding.
Ducey spokesman Daniel Scarpinato says schools are his top priority and new funding is coming without raising taxes.
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Q: C++ help with error : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'float' to 'float [][2] and I was doing a program, that isn't so important. Apparently, I cant send parameters to a float function.
the code look something like this
float myfunction(float array[1][2])
{
// ...
return 0;
}

int main()
{
float array[1][2];
int foo = 0;
// assigning values to the array

foo = myfunction(array[1][2]);
return 0;
}

when I try to compile, I get the error "cannot convert parameter 1 from 'float' to 'float [][2]"
What is wrong? And how can I solve it?

A: Just pass array, without the indexes:
foo = myfunction(array);

A: A couple of things.
First, a function prototyped float myfunction(float array[1][2]) is confusing (you), since what it actually mean is: float myfunction(float array[][2]) or float myfunction(float (*array)[2]). The function accepts a pointer to (one or more) array(s) of two floats.
Second, the error you get is because the function accepts a pointer to an array, while you're tryinmg to pass it single float - element [1][2] of the two-dimensional array float array[1][2]. Perhaps you meant to pass the entire array to the function?

A: You've defined the variable: float array[1][2];
Then, you call the function in this way: foo = myfunction(array);
As a parameter, only you have to set the variable name. You shouldn't do this: foo = myfunction(array[1][2]);
When you make a function, do it in this way: type myfunction(float Array[][w]) , being type the type of function (void, float...) and "w" a constant integer.

A: You are passing a certain cell and not the array


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Television environment
Published 1971 by American Federation of Arts in New York .
Television broadcasting -- United States.,
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Celebrities are always eccentric and they don't want to go unnoticed, so sometimes they just go too far to be remembered by everyone. And yes, their effort of being popular and originals gives them what they want, but a lot of times they end being remembered not for their uniqueness but for their ridiculousness and these wedding dresses are an example of that.
20. June "Mama June" Shannon: yes, this is painful to watch.
19. Pamela Anderson: We just have one question. Where is the wedding dress?
18. Emma Thompson: compared to the previous "wedding dresses", this doesn't look so bad.
17. Britney Spears: Wedding dresses use to be synonyms of purity and this one definitely is not.
16. Dita Von Teese: Not only the dress is weird, but the wedding itself.
15. Kelis: At least they have style... not a good one, but they have it.
14. Katie Price: Again, this dress is all but purity.
13. Kim Zolciac: maybe is kind of weird but we have to say it, is the best dress of the list so far.
12. Celine Dion: her dress was so eccentric that is hard to tell that it was a wedding.
11. Rita Wilson: she didn't look that bad, just a bit informal for the occasion.
10. Elizabeth Taylor: the dress was pretty uncommon for a wedding dress but come on, she is Elizabeth Taylor, she can use whatever she wants.
9. Angelina Jolie: she didn't care about what anyone could say because her dress was decorated with her children's drawings.
8. Amber Tamblyn: this just doesn't look good... at all.
7. Nicole Kidman: a very unusual dress but she looked fabulous.
6. Sarah Jessica Parker: brides always wear white, but she decided to wear a black dress!
5. Keira Knightley: She looked good but her dress was more like from a prom or a teenage party than a wedding dress.
4. Gwen Stefani: Maybe her dress wasn't a common option but that's what makes it so special. She looked awesome!
3. Mariah Carey: Today the dress looks like a total mess but we are sure that it was the bomb in that moment.
2. Sofia Coppola: it wasn't the common dress a bride would use but she looked good anyway.
1. Shenae Grimes: she is the second bride of this list in choosing a black dress but she looked amazing on her wedding day!
Celebrities are always so different to the rest of the world and these wedding dresses are a proof of that. These famous people can be sure about that we will never forget them and they will remain in our memories like "the most weird wedding dresses" of all.


On Saturday, we watched Nathan's soccer game.
We watched our friend, Travis' hockey game but only got a picture of the Zamboni. Don't get me wrong, it was a really GREAT GAME and it's a shame we didn't get a picture of it!
On Sunday, we visited Gramma and Grampa H and played Sorry!
On Monday, we had a late brunch, watched Happy Feet and put the kids to bed a little late. We put ourselves to bed much too late, though.
Our neighbours put their house up for sale at the same time as we did. They have a conditional offer.
I was talking with a friend about a month ago. She suggested I was ashamed of this house. She's right.
I know it's ridiculous. I'm afraid we won't sell this house and I'm afraid we won't get to Calgary. But we will. Well, we have to. Paul already is working the job from here.
I keep seeing Gandalf...the scene....and I keep thinking, "The way is hidden from me."
There are people I know that I really admire. People who face difficulties and true hardships with determination and a will to survive. People who find a challenge in their path, size it up, figure a solution, move through it and keep going.
Really, is selling a house and move cross country so hard?
How come I'm bummed because my neighbour's house is one step closer to being sold than mine?


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'Star Wars: Episode 9' Has a Script; J.J. Abrams to Begin Filming in July
Posted on Thursday, February 22nd, 2018 by Hoai-Tran Bui
Star Wars: Episode 9 saw its share of behind-the-scenes troubles since Jurassic World director Colin Trevorrow was first attached to direct the science-fiction sequel in 2015. The production was shaken after the unexpected passing of star Carrie Fisher and suffered script issues, leading Wonder writer Jack Thorne to join the team in late 2017. A few months later, Trevorrow departed the project.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens director J.J. Abrams quickly boarded the sequel a few days later, and since then, work on Episode 9 has kicked into high gear. And finally, we have a Star Wars: Episode 9 filming date confirmed.
The Episode 9 script has gone through a lot. Multiple drafts from Trevorrow and his writing partner Derek Connolly were scrapped, and Thorne was brought in for rewrites. But Abrams decided to start from scratch, writing the Episode 9 script alongside Argo screenwriter Chris Terrio.
Now, the complete script is finally in place, which means only one thing: it's time to shoot. During a recent episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Abrams confirmed that filming for Episode 9 will begin this summer.
"We have a script, which is a big deal for me. It starts shooting end of July … Sometimes having the script in advance is something I haven't always been lucky enough to have … But I'm writing this with Chris Terrio, who's a genius, and I'm having a great time."
No hints on what the script will entail, though we know it will remain loyal to the pieces that Rian Johnson left scattered at the end of the stunning Star Wars: The Last Jedi, despite some backlash. Episode 9 has the unenviable task of picking up those pieces, and wrapping up the character arcs for Rey, Finn, Poe, Kylo Ren, and Rose, while possibly putting a capper on the Skywalker saga.
Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Adam Driver, Oscar Isaac and more are set to return for the sequel.
The still-untitled Star Wars: Episode 9 is set to hit theaters on December 20, 2019. But you can return to that galaxy far, far away much sooner with Solo: A Star Wars Story on May 25, 2018.
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