Huthwaite War Memorial Project
HARDY C.T. 201350
Charles Thomas Hardy
Private 201350 - Royal Scots Fusiliers
1st/5th Battalion
Killed in Action Palestine 19th April 1917 : Aged 21
Jerusalem Memorial - Panel 18
A native of Huthwaite and a son of Charles and Harriet Hardy addressed at 57 Blackwell Road. Charles Thomas was easily recognised, but rather elusive for detailing any potential villager relations.
Referencing Material with Transcriptions by Paul Bradshaw
Mansfield Reporter and Sutton Times – 29th. June, 1917.
The Vicar of Huthwaite reported that he had made enquiries through Red Cross and St. John's regarding Private C.T. Hardy (Blackwell Road) 201350 1-5th.Scots Fusiliers, missing since April 17th. No news had been received and he had not been noted on prisoner lists searched.
The Vicar of Huthwaite reported that he had made enquiries through Red Cross and St. John's regarding Private C.T. Hardy (Blackwell Road) 201350 1-5th.Scots Fusiliers, missing since April 17th. No news had been received and he had not been noted on prisoner lists searched.
Additional Referencing and Links
Commonwealth War Graves Commission Fully confirms Identification.
Soldiers who died in the Great War 1914 - 1919 CHARLES T. HARDY, born Huthwaite, enlisted Derby, resides Huthwaite. 1st./5th. Battalion, Royal Scots Fusiliers. Private 201350, Died Palestine, 19th. April, 1917.
Written 24 Jul 06 Revised 07 Feb 09 © by Gary Elliott
