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Private JOHN DOUGLAS MARCHINGTON 24th Bn., Canadian Infantry (Quebec Regt.) aged 34 2nd/6th Bn., North Staffordshire Regiment age 19 Corporal B MARCHINGTON of Brixton, Derby. 2nd/5th Bn., King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry aged 35
Archive Medal Cards Info
There are a lot more Medal Cards now viewable and downloadable at : http://www.catalogue.nationalarchives.gov.uk Private HAROLD MARCHINGTON "D" Coy. 8th Bn., Gloucestershire
Regiment aged 20
Pilot Officer JOHN MELLOR MARCHINGTON
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve Ordinary Seaman WILLIAM MARCHINGTON
H.M. Trawler Adonis., Royal Naval Patrol Service Sergeant GEORGE FREDERICK MARCHINGTON
Royal Canadian Air Force 1st Bn., Irish Guards PETER MARCHINTON Sapper Remembered with honour Brookwood memorial, Surrey, United Kingdom Grave Ref: Panel 6. column 3. In Memory of WILLIAM MARCHINGTON USA Forces 8th Armoured Division. died 20 Apr 1945. buried in the Netherlands. Purple Heart Medal. The Memorials above have been taken from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission web site. Should you wish to trace any lost relatives you can obtain the above information like I have done very quickly. Simply click on the link below to the site and click through to the search page. This is a very busy site which receives more than 250,000 hits per week, so you may have to try at different times of the day. 250,000 PEOPLE A WEEK MAKE SURE Commonwealth War Graves Commission Link Address: http://yard.ccta.gov.uk/cwgc
CHAPEL - EN - LE - FRITH WAR MEMORIAL
THIS MEMORIAL ERECTED
BY PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION WAS DEDICATED BY BRIGADIER GENERAL GODFREY D. GOODMAN
C.M.G., D.S.O., V.D. WHO COMMANDED THE 6TH
BATTALION SHERWOOD FORESTERS AND 52ND
AND 21ST
INFANTRY BRIGADES ALSO IN MEMORY OF THOSE
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE 1939 - 45 WAR. Amongst many locals
mentioned who served and returned home safely: NO RESIDENT CHAPEL MARCHINGTON'S DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE IN BOTH WORLD WARS. ALL RETURNED HOME SAFELY. Albert Marchington was killed in the 2nd WW. But this is not mentioned on the memorial. New Mills Inscription Photo link of memorial Philip Marchington of Chapel St, New Mills. (Photo link ) North Staffordshire Regiment . Returned home safely. Philip's Brother Frank Marchington died in active service ( Photo Link). Frank was only 19 years old. Also Philip Marchington son of John & Martha Marchington. Served in the North Staffordshire Regiment. Returned home safely. (Photo Link)
Soldiers of the First World War � USA Expeditionary Force Enlisted:
I hope to obtain a full list of active serving Marchington's in both World War conflicts.
American Civil War Missouri men who enlisted in Illinois Civil War regiments. Philip MARCHINGTON, - Pvt.- 11th Inf., Co.H- Bird's Point, MO- Mississippi County 22- June- 1861-(Joined up) m.o. 30-July-61(discharged) This Philip is interesting Fought for the Union. Henry Marchington, Company 1, Unit: 8, New Hampshire.Enlisted 11 Nov 1861 Rank: Private 21, rank out, Private. Fought for the Union. Nat' archives: 000549 0008 00001636 Philip Marchington, Company H, Unit11 Illinois Infantry.
Enlisted 22 June 1861. Rank: Private, rank out Private. Philip Marchington, Illinois. Enlisted: 2 Nov
1864. Private. Union. |