7th Battalion reported wounded August 1916

8th Battalion reported wounded November 1915 , East Yorkshire Regiment transferred to the General List and Graded for purposes of pay as Staff Lieutenant 3rd Class dated 19 July 1916

Officer Cadet 10th/0035 , Northern Cemetery Hull Screen Wall

3rd Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment gentleman cadet from Royal Military College to be Second Lieutenant dated 18 July 1917 with seniority 1 May 1917

East Yorkshire Regiment Cadet to be Second Lieutenant dated 21 December 1940 , Relinquishes his commission on account of Ill Health 16 June 1944 and is granted the Honorary Rank of Lieutenant

East Yorkshire Regiment to be Flying Officer Royal Flying Corps Military Wing and seconded dated 24 December 1915

2nd Battalion Aldershot 1927 Photo ,

Wounded Casualty List Hull Daily News 30 April 1918

10th Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment to be Temporary Second Lieutenant 29 August 1914 , 12th Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment to be Temporary Lieutenant dated 10 October 1914 , 12th Battalion Officers April 1915 Photo , 12th Battalion A Company March 1916 , Wounded November 1916 , East Yorkshire Regiment Temporary Captain to be transferred to the General List and to be Adjutant West Riding Volunteer Regiment dated 20 June 1917

AVL Hull 1918 , 30 October 1918 Yorkshire Post Court Martialed for Dishonoured Cheques

AVL Hull 1918 , SWB , eligible 21 May 1919

Attached West African Expiditionary Force entered Cameroons 31 August 1914 , Mentioned in Despatches London Gazette 20 December 1918

“C” Coy. 4th Battalion. attached. 8th Battalion , Official intimation has been received of the death from wounds of Second,Lieutenant Lionel Franks, only son of Mr. and Mrs Franks, l8 Park Avenue. Hull, Second,Lieutenant Franks was wounded and it was feared that he would not recover. He was a popular young officer and had had a brilliant career at Hymers College Hull, where he was a member of the OTC. Before accepting a commission he was
with his father in business in Savile street.

3rd battalion attached 2nd Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment Killed Elandslaagte South Africa 25 February 1902

Second,Lieutenant Logan Studley. who died from wounds received in action near Ypres, was born on 12th December. 1895. so he was not 18 years of age at the time of his death. He was the youngest son of Captain and Quartermaster H. Studley, 7th Royal Highlanders, and Mrs. Studley of St. Andrews. He had served as a Drummer boy in his fathers battalion. and about a year ago. while still at the Madras College. St. Andrews, he enlisted in the Princess of Wales Own (Yorkshire) Regt. A very smart and promising young soldier, he soon came under the notice of his officers and was appointed Lance Corporal. on completion of his recruit s drills. When his regiment was ordered to France, he was not selected for foreign service, being under age, but by dint of hard pressing he was ultimately allowed to go. His conduct in the field earned him a commission. but he was only informed of his good fortune on the day of his death. He had only been in France about three weeks. , Previously reported wounded and missing now killed Casualty List Hull Daily News November 1917

7th Battalion Temporary Lieutenant Joined December 1914 , 7th Battalion Second Lieutenant Photo February 1915 , East Yorkshire Regiment to be Temporary Captain dated 12 July 1916 , Reported Wounded December 1916

4th Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment Sergeant from 5th Cyclist Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment to be Second Lieutenant dated 25 August 1915 , 3rd Line 4th Battalion A Coy South Dalton 1 January 1916

SWB Number B44510 , Issued 1 January 1917