Captain Tunstill's Men - a day-by day account of one Company in the Great War

Friday, 31 October 2014

Sunday 1st November 1914

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Although the precise date cannot be confirmed it seems that it was around the first week in November that 2Lt. Dick Bolton wrote up, in his ...

Saturday 31st October 1914

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Pte. Walter Isherwood , who had died, aged 16, on 27 th October whilst in training at Frensham, was buried at St Andrew’s Church in Slaidbu...
Thursday, 30 October 2014

Friday 30th October 1914

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Cpl. Edward Hunter was promoted Sergeant; he was a 43 year-old clay miner, originally from King’s Lynn, but had been living in Halifax. H...
Wednesday, 29 October 2014

Thursday 29th October 1914

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Tunstill's Company remained in training at Frensham.
Tuesday, 28 October 2014

Wednesday 28th October 1914

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In the last week in October Tunstill’s Man, Lance Corporal Norman Roberts (he had been promoted on 12 th October) wrote home and described ...
Monday, 27 October 2014

Tuesday 27th October 1914

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Tunstill’s Company suffered their first death, just five weeks after leaving to begin their training. Walter Isherwood , who had been take...
Sunday, 26 October 2014

Monday 26th October 1914

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Tunstill's Company remained in training at Frensham.
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