Private A Taylor

York and Lancaster Regiment

Died: Friday 29 June 1917 (aged 25)

Connected records

Lives of the First World War

Commonwealth War Graves Commission

Record:
TAYLOR,
Additional information:
Son of Annie Taylor, of 37, Spital Lane, Sheffield, and the late John Taylor.
Cemetery:
ORCHARD DUMP CEMETERY, ARLEUX-EN-GOHELLE
Cemetery/memorial reference:
VII. G. 2.
Country:
United Kingdom

Additional links

Possible matches

The following sources have potential matches based on the name and other information associated with this record. They may or may not be connected to this person but are provided for your further research

War Diaries 17 suggestions

The regimental War Diaries are held at The UK National Archives and as of April 2020 have been made available for free download*. They are the official unit war diaries for the British Army that contain records of daily activities, including casualties. They are not personal diaries.
* you will need to register for an account and login to get access to the downloads. When following the link from any record be sure to make a note of the page number. You will then have to download the full diary in pdf format and search for the respective page and hence entry.

Name:
Captain Taylor
Context:
other
Date:
29 Jun 1917
Diary:
3 DIVISION: 2 Battalion South Lancashire Regiment (page 197)
Name:
Private Taylor
Context:
Killed in action
Date:
30 Jun 1917
Diary:
3 CAVALRY DIVISION: 1 Royal Dragoons (page 50)
Name:
casualty_kia Taylor
Context:
Date:
30 Jun 1917
Diary:
3 CAVALRY DIVISION: 1 Royal Dragoons (page 50)
Name:
Private Taylor
Context:
Wounded
Date:
30 Jun 1917
Diary:
3 CAVALRY DIVISION: 1 Royal Dragoons (page 48)
Name:
Private F Taylor
Context:
joined
Date:
25 Jun 1917
Diary:
3 DIVISION: 8 Machine Gun Company (page 106)
Name:
Private F Taylor
Context:
joined
Date:
25 Jun 1917
Diary:
3 DIVISION: 8 Machine Gun Company (page 106)
Name:
Second Lieutenant R V Taylor
Context:
returned_leave
Date:
29 Jun 1917
Diary:
3 DIVISION: 529 (East Riding) Field Company Royal Engineers (page 82)
Name:
Second Lieutenant W S Taylor
Context:
Wounded
Date:
30 Jun 1917
Diary:
1 DIVISION: 1 Battalion Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) (page 222)
Name:
Corporal H E Taylor
Context:
other
Date:
30 Jun 1917
Diary:
5 DIVISION: 15 Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment (page 267)
Name:
Private H Taylor
Context:
other
Date:
30 Jun 1917
Diary:
2 DIVISION: 2 Battalion Highland Light Infantry (page 204)

Similar records to Private A Taylor York and Lancaster Regiment. Died Friday 29 June 1917