Miss Yeats
Service: Munitions Worker
Parents: Mr & Mrs Yeats
Brothers: A J Yeats & Frank H Yeats
Address: 48 Vicarage Road, Hastings
Published: February 1917
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Francis J Bradley
Rank: Orderly
Regiment: British Red Cross Society
Sister: Miss R Bradley
Address: 8 Gordon Road, Hastings
Other Info: Formerly of the Observer Office. Additional name information from the Lives of the First World War website.
Published: January 1917
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E Thompsett
Service: Munitions Worker
Parents: Mr & Mrs Thompsett
Brothers: Jim Thompsett, John Thompsett & Frederick S Thompsett
Address: 8 Parkfield Road, Hollington
Published: January 1917
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D Phillips
Service: Munitions Worker
Address: Ore
Published: January 1915
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Minnie Sargent
Service: Munitions Worker
Address: Robertsbridge
Published: January 1917
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M Harman
Service: Munitions Worker
Mother: Mrs M Harmer
Address: 25 Duke Road, Silverhill
Published: January 1917
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Louie Lee
Service: Munitions Worker
Parents: Mr Charles Lee & Mrs Lee
Sister: Louie Lee
Address: 31 Duke Road, Silverhill
Published: January 1917
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Louie Lee
Service: Munitions Worker
Parents: Mr Charles Lee & Mrs Lee
Sister: Annie Lee
Address: 31 Duke Road, Silverhill
Published: January 1917
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Alice Weeks
Service: Mill Worker
Other Info: The text reads: “To release a man for active service, Mrs Alice Weeks has taken charge of an engine as well as corn crushing and mixing plant and Messrs. Burgess’ Mill at Robertsbridge. The picture shows her just leaving the engine shed after effecting an adjustment.”
Published: November 1916
