9th Battalion Royal Northumberland Fusiliers - Revision history

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 [[Kenneally Timothy Fusilier 4271150]] <br>
 [[Kerr John Fusilier 4274183]] <br>
-[[Kerridge William Rowntree Sergeant]] <br>
+[[Kerridge William Rowntree Sergeant 4265226]] <br>
 [[Knight William Douglas Fusilier 4273514]] <br>
 [[Knowles Samuel Fusilier 4278712]] <br>

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 [[Kenneally Timothy Fusilier 4271150]] <br>
 [[Kerr John Fusilier 4274183]] <br>
 [[Knight William Douglas Fusilier 4273514]] <br>
 [[Knowles Samuel Fusilier 4278712]] <br>

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		+	'''History'''
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		+	To read the Wikipedia page on the Regiment, please click [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Northumberland_Fusiliers here].
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	'''War Diary'''		'''War Diary'''

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 [[Hume John Fusilier 4275592]] <br>
 [[Humpish John Corporal 4264905]] <br>
-[[Hunter Herbert Fusilier 4273651]] <br>
+[[Hunter Herbert Goward Fusilier 4273651]] <br>
 [[Ions Harold Fusilier 4449243]] <br>
 [[Irwin (?Urwin) C L 2/Lieutenant]] <br>

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 [[Dixon Robert Patrick Fusilier 4278978]] <br>
 [[Dodd Joseph Thompson Fusilier 4278543]] <br>
 [[Doran John George Fusilier 4276646]] <br>
 [[Douglas Wilfred Fusilier 4273547]] <br>

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	''While the initial group of names was extracted from the three months of the 1940 War Diary, set out above, an extract of the database of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission was produced which identified a total of 206 men registered as having died while serving with the Battalion - the great majority while Prisoners of War in Japanese hands. Those names have been added to the personnel list below and additional information has been added to the personal pages of the men concerned, including that extracted from the Battalion Part II Orders produced by Lieutenant Colonel H S Flower, commanding the Battalion, in September 1945. While initially access had only been obtained to the first four pages of that Order, a more complete version of the list was obtained through the kind support of the Hidden History Museum of Belford in Northumberland , following a visit there in May 2018, - the home village of several of the casualties. Click on this following link to view their Website [http://www.belfordvillage.co.uk/visiting-belford/hidden-history-museum/]. The assistance and interest of Museum volunteers is greatly appreciated. Other names were obtained from the Website of the Children of Far East Prisoners of War - that help is again much appreciated.''		''While the initial group of names was extracted from the three months of the 1940 War Diary, set out above, an extract of the database of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission was produced which identified a total of 206 men registered as having died while serving with the Battalion - the great majority while Prisoners of War in Japanese hands. Those names have been added to the personnel list below and additional information has been added to the personal pages of the men concerned, including that extracted from the Battalion Part II Orders produced by Lieutenant Colonel H S Flower, commanding the Battalion, in September 1945. While initially access had only been obtained to the first four pages of that Order, a more complete version of the list was obtained through the kind support of the Hidden History Museum of Belford in Northumberland , following a visit there in May 2018, - the home village of several of the casualties. Click on this following link to view their Website [http://www.belfordvillage.co.uk/visiting-belford/hidden-history-museum/]. The assistance and interest of Museum volunteers is greatly appreciated. Other names were obtained from the Website of the Children of Far East Prisoners of War - that help is again much appreciated.''
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		+	''The enhanced information, especially on interim interments, now published on-line by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, was of material help in enhancing the information about the casualties which occured amongst the Prisoners held by the Japanese. That assistance is gratefully acknowledged.''

	[[Addy A C Lieutenant]] <br>		[[Addy A C Lieutenant]] <br>

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 '''Personnel list of those known to have served with the 9th Battalion, Royal Northumberland Fusiliers.'''
-''While the initial group of names was extracted from the three months of the 1940 War Diary, set out above, an extract of the database of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission was produced which identified a total of 206 men registered as having died while serving with the Battalion - the great majority while Prisoners of War in Japanese hands.  Those names have been added to the personnel list below and additional information has been added to the personal pages of the men concerned, including that extracted from the Battalion Part II Orders produced by Lieutenant Colonel H S Flower, commanding the Battalion, in September 1945.  While initially access had only been obtained to the first four pages of that Order, a more cmplete version of the list was obtained through the kind support of the Hidden History Museum of Belford in Northumberland , following a visit there in May 2018, - the home village of several of the casualties.  Click on this following link to view their Website [http://www.belfordvillage.co.uk/visiting-belford/hidden-history-museum/].  The assistance and interest of Museum volunteers is greatly appreciated.  Other names were obtained from the Website of the Children of Far East Prisoners of War - that help is again much appreciated.''
+''While the initial group of names was extracted from the three months of the 1940 War Diary, set out above, an extract of the database of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission was produced which identified a total of 206 men registered as having died while serving with the Battalion - the great majority while Prisoners of War in Japanese hands.  Those names have been added to the personnel list below and additional information has been added to the personal pages of the men concerned, including that extracted from the Battalion Part II Orders produced by Lieutenant Colonel H S Flower, commanding the Battalion, in September 1945.  While initially access had only been obtained to the first four pages of that Order, a more complete version of the list was obtained through the kind support of the Hidden History Museum of Belford in Northumberland , following a visit there in May 2018, - the home village of several of the casualties.  Click on this following link to view their Website [http://www.belfordvillage.co.uk/visiting-belford/hidden-history-museum/].  The assistance and interest of Museum volunteers is greatly appreciated.  Other names were obtained from the Website of the Children of Far East Prisoners of War - that help is again much appreciated.''
 [[Addy A C Lieutenant]] <br>