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10th Battalion, East Kent Regiment (The Buffs)
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Those known to have served with10th Battalion, East Kent Regiment (The Buffs) during the Great War 1914-1918. - Balls Daniel Methuen French. Pte.
- Fellows Percy James. Pte. (d.13th Oct 1918)
- Fellows Percy James. Private (d.13th Oct 1918)
- Filsell Albert. Pte. (d.23rd September 1918)
- Laker Reginald Percy. Pte. (d.14th Oct 1918)
- Lawrence Stanley. Pte. (d.13th Aug 1918)
- Richardson John Asshell. Pte. (d.21st Sep 1918)
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Pte. Stanley Lawrence 10th Btn East Kent Regiment (d.13th Aug 1918) Whilst researching my family tree I discovered that most of my relatives around the 1900s had lived in Wethersfield village in Essex. Along with my father and auntie I took a trip to the village to see if I could find any gravestones of the family. As we wandered around a small churchyard I noticed the church was open and no one was inside. We went in and had a look around. We discovered a marble memorial on the wall commemorating those from the village who had died in action in WW1. Two of my relatives were listed, one from the Machine Gun Corps and one from the Buffs. When I arrived home I did some research and found that they were my great grandfather's brothers. About 6 months later my father and I decided to visit their memorials in France, which we found very moving. I am now trying to find out which battle Stanley would have lost his life in.
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Pte. John Asshell Richardson 10th Btn. East Kent Regiment (d.21st Sep 1918) John Richardson served with the 10th Battalion, East Kent Regiment (the Buffs) and died on the 21st September 0918. He is remembered on the Vis en Artois Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France.
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Pte. Daniel Methuen French Balls 10th Battalion East Kent Regiment Daniel Balls enlisted at Tottenham in 1915 at the age of 15 in the 10th Battalion, West Kent Regiment at Maidstone. On the 01/01/1916 he was transferred to The Machine Gun Corps at Grantham until 15/02/1917 when he was transferred to The Army Cyclist Corps at Chiseldon.
On the 14/09/1917 he was transferred to The 2nd/12th Mt. Brigade at Chiseldon. By 02/01/1918 he was with The Leicestershire Cyclist Regiment at Tonbridge and by the 04/03/1918 was with The 67th Division Cyclist at Sutton. On the 25/05/1918 he was transferred to 3rd Battalion East Kent Regiment in Palestine.
He was then sent to France to join the 10th Battalion, East Kent Regiment as part of the 74th Yeomanry Division which took part in the Flanders Advance, 2nd Battle of The Somme, Battle of the Hindenberg Line, Battle of Ephey and The Advance to Artois although I have no knowledge if he took part in any of these actions.
He was gassed on the 03/11/1918 but survived his injuries. On the 30/12/1918 he was transferred to No.86 Labour Coy number, 5 Infantry Section with a new number 419356.
He was demobilised at Nottingham on the 23/02/1919 where he was transferred to Section "B" Army Reserve.
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Private Percy James Fellows 10th Battalion East Kent Regiment (d.13th Oct 1918) Percy was born in late July 1899 to Jesse and Elizabeth Fellows. He was born in Three Oaks, was baptised in Icklesham and lived in Guestling. He died on the 13th of October 1918 of wounds suffered while serving with the 10th East Kent Regiment (The Buffs) as Private G/25999. He is buried in Cambrin Military Cemetery. Rest in Peace my great-great uncle Percy James Palmer Fellows
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Pte. Percy James Fellows 10th Battalion East Kent Regiment (d.13th Oct 1918) I have been researching Percy Fellows for about a year now, I have found out a lot about him but still do not know important things about him like date of birth and company. I also know he had enlisted in Hastings, East Sussex. I know that he was baptised on the 6th of August 1899 and that he had many brothers and sisters. He was 19 when he died from wounds suffered at the Battle Of Epehy. He is now buried at Cambrin Military Cemetery.
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