Wounded Soldiers in WW1 Part 3, Private E CLUTTERBUCK (General)
Private E. CLUTTERBUCK Glo'ster Regt. (Transfered from R.G.H.Y),
Awarded the Military Medal for gallant action on the battlefield.
He threw a live bomb out of the trench, thereby saving many lives.
Eldest son of Sergt. and Mrs. CLUTTERBUCK, Police Station, Newent
Wounded Soldiers in WW1 Part 3, Private Wm. GOODE
Private Wm GOODE, M.G.C.
Wounded and gassed in action in France on Nov. 3 [1917?] and now at Blair Red Cross Hospital, Lancs.
Eldest son on Mr. and Mrs. James GOODE, Battridge, Newent and brother of Mrs. S. J. HOBBS, Lower Hill Farm, Prestbury
Private William James Augustus GOODE 1897
by m p griffiths 
, Friday, November 02, 2012, 14:42 (4399 days ago) @ dink999
1911 Census
Bettridge Cottage
Tibberton
Newent
GOODE
James - 50 - married 25 years, 8 children born alive, 8 living, Carter, born Bulley
Rosina - 49 - born Broadoak
William - 13 c1898
Francis - 10
Gladys - 8
Ivor - 5
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FOD baptism at Newent - 4 July 1897
William James Augustus GOODE
parents: James Charles (labourer) & Rosina
Wounded Soldiers in WW1 Part 3, Lieut.[Lewis] Newton VIZARD
Lieut. [Lewis] Newton VIZARD, M.G.C.
Awarded Military Cross and the Italian Silver Cross for gallantry in action during the big Austrian offencive on June 15th [1918] while in command of machine guns.
Only son of Lewis VIZARD [born in Abenhall] of Clarence Parade and St Marks, Cheltenham
Lieut.[Lewis] Newton VIZARD 1884 - 1968
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1911 Census
The Iviews
Libertus? Road
Cheltenham
VIZARD
Lewis - 55 - Incorporated? Accountant, born Abbenhall
Anne - 57 - married 28 years, 3 children born alive, 3 living, born Lancs
Lewis Newton - 26 c1885 - Incorporated? Accountant, born Cheltenham
Ida - daughter - 23 - born Cheltenham
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Ancestry Death Index
Lewis N VIZARD
birth date abt 1884
O/N/D Qtr 1968
age 84
Cheltenham
Name: Lewis Newton Vizard
Date of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec 1884
Registration district: Cheltenham
Inferred County: Gloucestershire
Volume: 6a
Page: 407
Lieut. Lewis Newton VIZARD MC, Researching Awards of Valour
by Jefff , West London, Middlesex, Friday, November 02, 2012, 21:49 (4399 days ago) @ m p griffiths
When researching British military awards for valour in the Great War the free-to-access London Gazette website is recommended. Awards of Valour were listed in Supplement Editions. Sometimes searching can be lengthy even without the occasional Gazette's typo errors. For Ordinary (non-Officer) Ranks only initials are used for forenames, for the more common surnames it helps to also search using the individual's Number and/or home town, plus within the approximate dates if known. It may be easier to first obtain this date and Number from the individual's Service Medal Card, although note the Medal Cards for more numerously awarded Military Medals are only available from the freetosearch National Archives site (NOT Ancestry records), they are in War Office file collection WO 372/23.
http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/SearchUI/s/res?_q=%28WO372%2F23%29&_tsj=C1...
For more info re Medal Cards, and the various Medals, see
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/records/medal-index-cards-ww1.htm
It can be easier to search this site than Ancestry for the same cards. Altho TNA doesn't give Card images without payment, unlike Ancestry via the free public library service, the results can still give very usefull perhaps unknown info for a given name eg army Number, rank, unit.
Each Gazette Supplement Edition is arranged with the highest awards listed first, with that award's set of individuals listed by rank then alphabetically by surname; then the next highest award set, and so on...
From The London Gazette Issue 30950 published on the 11 October 1918:
"T./lrt. Lewis Newton Vizard, M.G.C.
For conspicuous gallantry and ability in action during an enemy attack. At a critical period he brought forward his two machine guns under heavy rifle and machine-gun fire and saved a threatened flank. Later, he put two enemy machine guns out of action with his fire, the guns being subsequently captured. The initiative, courage, and cheerfulness of this officer were of the greatest value."
http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/30950/supplements/12093
Once the individual is found read-back thro' previous page(s) to determine exactly which Award has been awarded, in this case the Military Cross
http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/30950/supplements/12063
And from a later Edition, Issue 31039 published on the 26 November 1918:
"Order of the Crown of Italy, Silver Medal for Military Valour, awarded to Temporary Lieutenant Vizard"
http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/31039/supplements/14098
This particular Edition had this cover page.
http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/31039/supplements/14093
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The main London Gazette newspaper also contained legal notices etc, such as this one from 1958 which I suspect relates to the same Lewis Newton Vizard.
http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/41352/pages/2181
Wounded Soldiers in WW1 Part 3, Gunner W. Wadley
Gunner W. Wadley, R.F.A.,
Wounded in action in his back [1918] and now in Rouen Hospital.
Youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. T. WADLEY, of Maisemore.
He joined up in Aug., 1914 and was invalided home once with frostbite.
Gunner William WADLEY 1897 - 1918 R I P
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We will remember them
Name: William Wadley
Birth Place: Gloucester
Death Date: 28 Sep 1918
Death Location: France & Flanders
Enlistment Location: Gloucester
Rank: Gunner
Regiment: Royal Horse Artillery and Royal Field Artillery
Battalion: Territorial Force
Number: 825205
Type of Casualty: Died of wounds
Theatre of War: Western European Theatre
WADLEY, WILLIAM
Rank:Gunner
Service No:825205
Date of Death:28/09/1918
Age:21
Regiment/Service:Royal Field Artillery "A" Bty. 52nd Bde.
Grave ReferenceIV. B. 8.
CemeteryBUCQUOY ROAD CEMETERY, FICHEUX
Additional Information:
1911 59 St Marks St, Gloucester
Agnes Wadley 49
Thomas Wadley 21
Eva Wadley 17
William Wadley 13
1901
Agnes Wadley abt 1865 Hartpury, Gloucestershire, England Wife Maisemore, Gloucestershire
Thomas Wadley abt 1889 Hartpury, Gloucestershire, England Son Maisemore, Gloucestershire
Eveline Wadley abt 1892 Birmingham, Warwickshire, England Daughter Maisemore, Gloucestershire
William Wadley abt 1898 Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England Son Maisemore, Gloucestershire
Alice Morman abt 1871 H'f'd's, Mitcheldean Visitor Maisemore, Gloucestershire
Name: William Wadley
Date of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep 1897
Registration district: Gloucester
Inferred County: Gloucestershire
Volume: 6a
Page: 288
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Private Ernest George CLUTTERBUCK
by m p griffiths , Friday, November 02, 2012, 14:19 (4399 days ago) @ dink999
Baptism at Newent 12 July 1912
Dorothy Louisa CLUTTERBUCK, parents George & Louisa
residence: Police Station
occupation: Sergeant of Police
1911 Census, Police Office, Police Station Newent
6 rooms
CLUTTERBUCK
George - 43 - Sergeant in Gloucestershire Police Force - born Glos. Deerhurst
Louisa - 49 married 13 years, 4 children born alive, 4 living, born Glos. Gloucester
Horace Sidney - 11
Leslie James - 9
Thomas Lionel - 6
1901 Census
Gloucester South Hamlet
3 Haney? Street
CLUTTERBUCK
George - 32 Police Sergeant, born Tewkesbury
Louisa E - Gloucester
Ernest G - 3 c1898
Horace - 1
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British Army WW1 Medal Rolls Index Card
Ernest CLUTTERBUCK
Gloucestershire Yeomanry/Gloucestershire Regiment
235482 and 235292
Victory L/101 Roll B6 Page 976
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Ancestry Death Index
Ernest George CLUTTERBUCK
birth date: 22 February 1898
J/A/S Qtr 1969
age 71
Reg. District, Cirencester
Gloucestershire