BADLEY James, Private 25197 / 5th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment, transferred to 27664 47th Company, Labour Corps. Died home 4th July 1917, aged 22 years. Son of James and Emily Blount Badley of Kirton House, Mablethorpe, Lincs. Enlisted Mablethorpe, Lincs. Commemorated WEYMOUTH CEMETERY. B.C.1902. / Mablethorpe St Mary / Mablethorpe WM
Mr. J. Badley received a telegram on Tuesday informing him that his son, Private James Badley, was dangerously ill in hospital at Rouen. He has previously been wounded in action. Mr. Badley left for France to see his son on Wednesday.
L&NLA 12th May 1917 [Mablethorpe]
The funeral of Private J. Badley, Lincoln Regiment, took place at Weymouth (with full military honours), on July 5th. He was an old Kirton Grammar School boy, and joined the Durham Light Infantry in March 1915. He was wounded in September 1916, and was transferred to his county regiment in March 1917. A memorial service was held at the Parish Church on Tuesday.
L&NLA. 14th July, 1917. [Mablethorpe]
Private James Badley, of the Lincolnshire Regiment, died in Weymouth Military Hospital, of spotted fever, on July 4th 1917, and buried in Weymouth Cemetery, on July 5th, the dearly beloved and eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Badley, Kirton House, Mablethorpe, aged 22 years. At Rest. Mr, and Mrs. Badley and family wish to thank all friends for kindness and sympathy in their sad bereavement.
L&NLA. 14th July, 1917. [Obits]
L&NLA. 6th July 1918 [Obits]
Mr. J. Badley received a telegram on Tuesday informing him that his son, Private James Badley, was dangerously ill in hospital at Rouen. He has previously been wounded in action. Mr. Badley left for France to see his son on Wednesday.
L&NLA 12th May 1917 [Mablethorpe]
The funeral of Private J. Badley, Lincoln Regiment, took place at Weymouth (with full military honours), on July 5th. He was an old Kirton Grammar School boy, and joined the Durham Light Infantry in March 1915. He was wounded in September 1916, and was transferred to his county regiment in March 1917. A memorial service was held at the Parish Church on Tuesday.
L&NLA. 14th July, 1917. [Mablethorpe]
Private James Badley, of the Lincolnshire Regiment, died in Weymouth Military Hospital, of spotted fever, on July 4th 1917, and buried in Weymouth Cemetery, on July 5th, the dearly beloved and eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Badley, Kirton House, Mablethorpe, aged 22 years. At Rest. Mr, and Mrs. Badley and family wish to thank all friends for kindness and sympathy in their sad bereavement.
L&NLA. 14th July, 1917. [Obits]
L&NLA. 6th July 1918 [Obits]
BADLEY James, Private 25197 / 5th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment, transferred to 27664 47th Company, Labour Corps. Died home 4th July 1917, aged 22 years. Son of James and Emily Blount Badley of Kirton House, Mablethorpe, Lincs. Enlisted Mablethorpe, Lincs. Commemorated WEYMOUTH CEMETERY. B.C.1902. / Mablethorpe St Mary / Mablethorpe WM
Mr. J. Badley received a telegram on Tuesday informing him that his son, Private James Badley, was dangerously ill in hospital at Rouen. He has previously been wounded in action. Mr. Badley left for France to see his son on Wednesday.
L&NLA 12th May 1917 [Mablethorpe]
The funeral of Private J. Badley, Lincoln Regiment, took place at Weymouth (with full military honours), on July 5th. He was an old Kirton Grammar School boy, and joined the Durham Light Infantry in March 1915. He was wounded in September 1916, and was transferred to his county regiment in March 1917. A memorial service was held at the Parish Church on Tuesday.
L&NLA. 14th July, 1917. [Mablethorpe]
Private James Badley, of the Lincolnshire Regiment, died in Weymouth Military Hospital, of spotted fever, on July 4th 1917, and buried in Weymouth Cemetery, on July 5th, the dearly beloved and eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Badley, Kirton House, Mablethorpe, aged 22 years. At Rest. Mr, and Mrs. Badley and family wish to thank all friends for kindness and sympathy in their sad bereavement.
L&NLA. 14th July, 1917. [Obits]
L&NLA. 6th July 1918 [Obits]
Mr. J. Badley received a telegram on Tuesday informing him that his son, Private James Badley, was dangerously ill in hospital at Rouen. He has previously been wounded in action. Mr. Badley left for France to see his son on Wednesday.
L&NLA 12th May 1917 [Mablethorpe]
The funeral of Private J. Badley, Lincoln Regiment, took place at Weymouth (with full military honours), on July 5th. He was an old Kirton Grammar School boy, and joined the Durham Light Infantry in March 1915. He was wounded in September 1916, and was transferred to his county regiment in March 1917. A memorial service was held at the Parish Church on Tuesday.
L&NLA. 14th July, 1917. [Mablethorpe]
Private James Badley, of the Lincolnshire Regiment, died in Weymouth Military Hospital, of spotted fever, on July 4th 1917, and buried in Weymouth Cemetery, on July 5th, the dearly beloved and eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Badley, Kirton House, Mablethorpe, aged 22 years. At Rest. Mr, and Mrs. Badley and family wish to thank all friends for kindness and sympathy in their sad bereavement.
L&NLA. 14th July, 1917. [Obits]
L&NLA. 6th July 1918 [Obits]
Gravesite Details
Lincolnshire Regiment
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
