282nd (1/3rd London) Brigade, Royal Field Artillery

4th Aug 1914 Mobilisation

31st Aug 1915 Report

1st Oct 1915 Preparations

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3rd Oct 1915 Preparations

4th Oct 1915 On the Move

5th Oct 1915 On the Move

6th Oct 1915 On the Move

7th Oct 1915 Inspection

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9th Oct 1915 Inspection

10th Oct 1915 Training

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20th Oct 1915 On the March

21st Oct 1915 Instruction

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26th Oct 1915 Instruction

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30th Oct 1915 On the March

31st Oct 1915 On the March

2nd of May 1916 Reliefs

6th of September 1916 Wood Cleared

7th of September 1916 Reliefs

25th of September 1916 Instructions for Tanks

26th of September 1916 Reliefs

23rd of November 1916 Division to Side Slip

28th of November 1916 German Party Dispersed

23rd of December 1916 Artillery Relief

27th May 1917 More Brigades Drafted

7th of June 1917 Attack a Complete Success

1st October 1917 A Win on the Football Field

18th of June 1918 Quiet Night

29th of June 1918 Enemy Guns Active

30th of June 1918 Enemy's Heavy Response

1st of July 1918 Situation Unchanged

28th of July 1918 Quiet

2nd of October 1918 Orders

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Brain MM.. George Edward. Sgt. (d.4th July 1917)
Maughan Ernest Edward. Gnr. (d.28th Aug 1918)
Morton MC. William Cattell. Lt. (d.22nd July 1917)
Wilson MC.. George Henry. Mjr. (d.4th Nov 1917)
Worrall James. Pte. (d.23rd Oct 1918)

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Lt. William Cattell Morton MC 282nd Brigade, C Bty. Royal Field Artillery (d.22nd July 1917)

Lieutenant William Morton MC, served with C Battery, 282nd Brigade, Royal Field Artillery.
Caroline Hunt

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Mjr. George Henry Wilson MC. 282nd Bde. D Bty. Royal Field Artillery (d.4th Nov 1917)

George Henry Wilson was born 13th January 1890 and was killed in action on the 4th Nov 1917. He was the son of William H. Wilson of Carrickmines House, his two brothers also fell.
s Flynn

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Pte. James Worrall 282 Brigade, A Bty. Royal Field Artillery (d.23rd Oct 1918)

Gunner James Worrall,66959, of the Royal Field Artillery died on the 23rd of October 1918, and is buried at St Aubert British Cemetery, Nord France. This man was my Grandfather,he first came to my attention around 1999 when I was talking to my old Aunty before she died. Nobody in my family had ever spoken of him as I can ever remember, not even my mother! I was quite upset at the time so I started trying to find out about him. My Aunty gave me two old photos, one of him and one of his grave.
In 2001 my son and I went to France and found the cemetery where he is buried. Since then I have been there every year to visit. What hurt the most was the words,"Their name liveth for evermore" to me it did not apply in his case as I could not find his name on any cenotaph in this country. So, after a lot of letter writing, phone calls, and red tape, I got his name put on the Littleborough Cenotaph in 2005. Hopefully, now, his name will live on in his homeland.
He was in the "A" Bty. 282 Bde,of the Royal Field Artillery, and was married with four children when he died. All I have been able to find out about him is he was awarded three medals. Where they went I do not know.
Is there anybody out there who can point me in the right direction to finding out more about him, sevice records, etc., as sometimes trying to find anything out is like banging your head against a brick wall. It's so complicated.
W. Peatfield

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