Featherstone Stephen C /Sgt 4452372 - Revision history

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	\|Company/Battery=Not yet known.		\|Company/Battery=Not yet known.
	\|Platoon or other sub-unit=Not yet known.		\|Platoon or other sub-unit=Not yet known.
	~~\|Joined Brigade=Date not yet confirmed.~~
	!Promotions=None known beyond Colour Sergeant.		!Promotions=None known beyond Colour Sergeant.
	\|Wounded=Yes - at the time of his capture.		\|Wounded=Yes - at the time of his capture.

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	\|Surname and forenames=Featherstone Stephen		\|Surname and forenames=Featherstone Stephen
	\|Army number=4452372		\|Army number=4452372
	\|Rank=~~C /Sgt~~		\|Rank=Colour Sergeant.
	\|Unit=Joined The Durham Light Infantry~~, no enlistment date yet known~~. ~~Posted ?~~ 6th Battalion DLI. Posted 10th Battalion DLI. Served with the B.E.F. in France. Taken Prisoner of War - notified 12/7/1940, a report to this effect being included in the Auckland Chronicle edition of 8/8/1940. Repatriated. Relegated to the Class Z Army Reserve 2/3/1946.		\|Unit=Joined The Durham Light Infantry 1/4/1937. Probably posted to the 6th Battalion DLI. Posted to the 10th Battalion DLI - probably 1/9/1939. Served with the B.E.F. in Northern France. Taken Prisoner of War on 20/5/1940 at Ficheux - PoW status formally notified 12/7/1940, a report to this effect being included in the Auckland Chronicle edition of 8/8/1940. Repatriated to the UK May 1945. Relegated to the Class Z Army Reserve 2/3/1946.
	\|Task or role=~~CQMS~~		\|Task or role=Company Quarter Master Sergeant.
	\|Joined Brigade=Probably 1/9/1939.		\|Joined Brigade=Probably 1/9/1939.
	\|Prisoner of War=Yes - Camps 20A (73) and 383, P.o.W. Number 9606.		\|Prisoner of War=Yes - held in Camps 20A (73) Thorn, Poland 10/6/1940 to 30/10/1942, and 383 Hohenfels, Bavaria 31/10/1942 to 28/4/1945. Was held at a Work Camp - Kleine Bartlese 27/6/1940 to 1/9/1942 in charge of a Working Party working on Oil Refinery construction. He suffered from influenza linked to malnutrition and was returned to work after two days having received no medical treatment. During his time at the Work Camp he was involved in the destruction, loss and burning of tools and equipment. The detailing power as part of their security arrangements ordered all food (Red Cross parcels) to be moved outside the main camp. RSM Holt of the Lancashire Fusiliers gave an order for the PoWs to carry these parcels out. C/Sgt Featherstone, along with others, refused to do this as they would not assist the Germans to carry out security measures. This was considered a breach of military discipline by the Senior British Officer (Major Neill RAMC) and the names of the men concerned were forwarded to the Judge Advocate for him to decide on any further action. PoW Number 9606.
	\|Home address=~~Family~~ at ~~Burnopfield~~, County Durham.		\|Home address=Worked for London and North Eastern Railway as a Railway Porter and lived at 18, Helmington Terrace, Hunwick, Willington, County Durham, with at the time of the 1939 General Register, his parents Henry and Margaret A. (nee Brotherton). Married Marjorie A Coning April 1946 in Durham West District.
			\|Decorations=None known beyond Service Awards.
			\|Date of birth=Born 24/5/1913 - birth registered in Auckland District - mother's maiden surname Brotherton.
			\|Age=88 at the time of his death. Death registered in Stockton on Tees 2002.
			\|Company/Battery=Not yet known.
			\|Platoon or other sub-unit=Not yet known.
			\|Joined Brigade=Date not yet confirmed.
			!Promotions=None known beyond Colour Sergeant.
			\|Wounded=Yes - at the time of his capture.
	\|Source table=10DLI		\|Source table=10DLI
	}}		}}

			Some data items were extracted from the MI9 PoW Questionnaire held on Ancestry.co.uk. It is not known whether any disciplinary action was pursued aginst C/Sgt Featherstone and his comrades as a result of the incident described above.

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	\|Army number=4452372		\|Army number=4452372
	\|Rank=C /Sgt		\|Rank=C /Sgt
	\|Unit=Durham Light Infantry, No enlistment date, Posted ? 6th Bn DLI, Posted 10th Bn DLI, Prisoner of War 12/7/1940, Class Z Army Reserve 2/3/1946.		\|Unit=Joined The Durham Light Infantry, no enlistment date yet known. Posted ? 6th Battalion DLI. Posted 10th Battalion DLI. Served with the B.E.F. in France. Taken Prisoner of War - notified 12/7/1940, a report to this effect being included in the Auckland Chronicle edition of 8/8/1940. Repatriated. Relegated to the Class Z Army Reserve 2/3/1946.
	\|Task or role=CQMS		\|Task or role=CQMS
	\|Prisoner of War=20A (73) and 383 9606		\|Joined Brigade=Probably 1/9/1939.
	\|Home address=Family at Burnopfield, County Durham		\|Prisoner of War=Yes - Camps 20A (73) and 383, P.o.W. Number 9606.
			\|Home address=Family at Burnopfield, County Durham.
	\|Source table=10DLI		\|Source table=10DLI
	}}		}}

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{{Personnel
|Surname and forenames=Featherstone Stephen
|Army number=4452372
|Rank=C /Sgt
|Unit=Durham Light Infantry, No enlistment date, Posted ? 6th Bn DLI, Posted 10th Bn DLI, Prisoner of War 12/7/1940, Class Z Army Reserve 2/3/1946.
|Task or role=CQMS
|Prisoner of War=20A (73) and 383 9606
|Home address=Family at Burnopfield, County Durham
|Source table=10DLI
}}