BOAGEY WAR WOUNDED .. THANKS TO OLWYN FOR INFO.

Information and abbreviations are extracted from Hartlepool Library listings from the Hartlepool Mail

Boagey George Gnr.   03.01.1916  KIA 12/09 parents live at 9 Grosvenor Street W Hartlepool

Boagey G.W.Gnr.      31.12.1917   R.G.A. Dangerously wounded 10/12. 25 Turnbull St. W. Hartlepool p4c3

Boagey R. L/Cpl.      10.01.1916  Letter mentions Fred PILCHER 10th N/F and Tommy GOODWIN killed p1c8

Boagey R. L/Cpl.      10.01.1916 Royal Humane Society Medal, he saves soldier in a river. p1c8

Boagey R.L/Cpl.       20.01. 1916  13th D.L.I. Writes to Mail of his experiences. p1c6

Boagey Robert Sgt. 21.06.1916  Recommended for the D.C.M. 25 High Street. H/pool. p2c5

Boagey Robert Pte. 21.06.1916 Intimation to his mother Mrs. GISSING 25 High Street H/Pool, wounded p2 c5

BOAGEY Robert. L/Stoker. 20yrs,  07.09.16 Lost his life on H.M.S.....23 Alliance Street W. H/Pool husband of Polly. p4c4



       

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