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Soldier – Spencer, Leonard – Killed in Action

June 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times June 23, 1917 Private Leonard Spencer (York and Lancaster) of 149, Back Lane, Thurnscoe, son of the late Mr Joe Spencer, also nephew...

Soldier – Johnson, Fred – Wounded In France

July 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times July 14, 1917 Private Fred Johnson (York and Lancaster) of 82 George St, Thurnscoe was wounded in France on July 2. He is now...

Soldier – Gibbons A.– Killed

July 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times July 14, 1917 Private A Gibbons Mr J Gibbons, treasurer of the Hickleton Main Branch, YMCA, has received official information that his...

Soldier – Rogers A.– Killed

July 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times July 28, 1917 Lance Corporal Arthur Eli Rogers Youngest son of Mrs Rogers, Togo buildings, Thurnscoe, was killed in action on June 6. A...

Soldier – Beattie C. – Accidentally Drowned

August 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times August 11, 1917 Sapper C Beattie Mrs Beattie, of Hawthorne house, received official information that her husband, Sapper Chris Beattie (Royal Engineers)...

Fashionable Thurnscoe Wedding

September 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times, September 8, 1917 The marriage took place on Wednesday at St Helens, Thurnscoe, of Mr William Eastland Ann, second son of...

Soldier – Oldfield H.– Wounded

September 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times September 15, 1917 Private H Oldfield K.O.Y.L.I. Thurnscoe – Wounded, Goldthorpe

Soldier – Sanderson J.A.– Killed

September 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times September 8, 1917 Sergeant J A Sanderson Lancashire Fusiliers   Thurnscoe – Killed

Offences in Coal Mines – Large Number of Defendants At Doncaster

October 1917
Leeds Mercury - Monday 08 October 1917 Offences in Coal Mines Large Number of Defendants At Doncaster A large number of pit employees were before the...

Cruelty to a Pony

October 1917
Mexborough and Swinton Times October 13, 1917 A Thurnscoe pony driver, George Astbury, pleaded guilty to cruelty to a pony. Mr W Baddiley, said there were...