Durham Light Infantry Records – Individual Soldiers – surnames A: Ab to Al

INDIVIDUAL SERVICEMEN OF THE DURHAM LIGHT INFANTRY. For records in this catalogue check the section below.

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Durham Light Infantry Records – Individual Soldiers – surnames A: Ab to Al records

id	title id	ref	sorting number	level	title	item physical	item accession no	description
170657	673369	Aberdeen D/DLI 7/1/1-13	146677	S	Lieutenant Septimus ABERDEEN			8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry Born Durham, 4 May 1893; residence Durham; formerly 300474 Company Sergeant Major, 8th Battalion TDLI; awarded Distinguished Conduct Medal 1 January 1918; commissioned, 1 May 1918; served in the Home Guard during the Second World War. Medals in DLI Medal Collection.
259006	673369	D/DLI 7/1/1	146678	I		1 photograph, 29 cm. x 17 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Group photograph of ‘C’ Company, 21st Officer Cadet Battalion, winners of the Inter-Platoon Shield, in service dress, n.d. [c. 1918]
259007	673369	D/DLI 7/1/2	146679	I		1 photograph, 29 cm. x 17 cm., black and white, card mounted	2546(D)	Group photograph of the football team of 21st Officer Cadet Battalion, Aldershot, Hampshire, n.d. [c. 1918]
259008	673369	D/DLI 7/1/3	146680	I		1 photograph, 29 cm. x 17 cm., black and white, card mounted	2546(D)	Group photograph of football team of ‘C’ Company, 21st Officer Cadet Battalion, Aldershot, Hampshire, n.d. [c. 1918]
259005	673369	D/DLI 7/1/4	146681	I		1 photograph, 29 cm. x 20 cm., black and white, card mounted	2546(D)	Group photograph of instructors and trainees, named, of the Eighth Long Course, Army School of Physical Training, Aldershot, Hampshire, including Lieutenant S. Aberdeen, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry (in sixth row, 3rd from right), April – July 1922
259009	673369	D/DLI 7/1/5	146682	I		1 photograph, 28.5cm. x 20cm., black and white, card mounted	2546(D)	Group photograph of No. 2 Section, Eighth Long [Army School of Physical Training, Course, Headquarters Gymnasium, Aldershot, Hampshire], 1922 Back row: Lance-Corporal D. Murry, Depot Seaforth Highlanders; Corporal J. Dove, 1st Battalion Norfolk Regiment; Lance-Corporal T.W. Clark, 1st Grenadier Guards; Sergeant T. Wood, Training Battalion, Royal Engineers; Corporal T.G. Johnson, 1st Battalion Nottinghamshire and Derby Regiment; Lance-Bombardier A.W. Holmes, Royal Garrison Artillery; Sergeant R.W. Beswick, 7th Lancashire Fusiliers; Lance-Corporal J.W. Perry, Depot Wiltshire Regiment; Lance-Sergeant H. Nunn, 1st Scottish Rifles, Cameronians; Sergeant G.H. Damms, M.M., 1st East York Regiment Front row: Lance-Corporal G. Booth, 2nd Battalion Nottinghamshire and Derby Regiment; Lance-Corporal J. Scanlon, 1st Battalion King’s Own Regiment; Lance-Corporal F. Piggott, 2nd Battalion King’s Own Scottish Borderers; Lieutenant S. Aberdeen, 8th Battalion Durham Light Infantry; Company Sergeant-Major Instructor E.C. Tyler, Army Physical Training School; Second Lieutenant R.C. Urquhart, 1st Battalion Highland Light Infantry; Second Lieutenant H.J. Holmes, 1st Battalion Prince of Wales Volunteers; Corporal W. Kinrade, 2nd Battalion Welsh Regiment; Lance-Corporal A. Addison, Inniskilling Dragoons
259010	673369	D/DLI 7/1/6	146683	I		1 photograph, 20 cm. x 15 cm., black and white, card mounted	2546(D)	Group photograph of officers, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, at camp, n.d. [post 1919]
259011	673369	D/DLI 7/1/7	146684	I		1 photograph, 23.5 cm. x 19 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Group photograph of officers, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, in camp, n.d. [post 1919]
259000	673369	D/DLI 7/1/8	146685	I		1 photograph, 26 cm. x 21 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Group photograph of officers, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, in camp, possibly Ripon, Yorkshire, n.d. [1920s]
259001	673369	D/DLI 7/1/9	146686	I		1 photograph, 29.5 cm. x 24 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Group photograph of officers, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, at camp, [near Lancaster], n.d. 1920s
259002	673369	D/DLI 7/1/10	146687	I		1 photograph, 15 cm. x 20 cm., black and white, card mounted	2546(D)	Photograph of colour party of 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Ripon camp, Yorkshire, n.d. [1920s]
259003	673369	D/DLI 7/1/11	146688	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Group photograph of cadets in camp, n.d. [1920s]
258998	673369	D/DLI 7/1/12	146689	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Group photograph of cadet officers in service dress, n.d. [1920s]
259004	673369	D/DLI 7/1/13	146690	I		1 photograph, 29 cm. x 20 cm., black and white, card bound	2546(D)	Group photograph of the hockey team of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Sialkot, India, n.d. [1926]
673321	673369	Aberdeen D/DLI 7/1/14-31	146691	S	Lieutenant Septimus ABERDEEN			Additional records
203518	673369	D/DLI 7/1/14	146692	I		1 paper	2939(D)	Commission of Septimus Aberdeen, D.C.M., as Second Lieutenant in the 8th Battalion The Durham Light Infantry, Territorial Force, 3 May 1918
203519	673369	D/DLI 7/1/15	146693	I		1 paper	2939(D)	Certificate of service of Septimus Aberdeen, D.C.M., T.D. in the Home Guard from 28 June 1940 to 31 December 1944, n.d. [ c.1945]
203520	673369	D/DLI 7/1/16	146694	I		1 paper	2939(D)	Letter from Major G.M. Long, secretary of the Territorial Army and Air Force Association of the County of Durham, 53 Old Elvet, Durham, to S. Aberdeen, 95 Whinney Hill, Durham City, concerning the award of the Defence Medal for service in the Home Guard, 14 June 1946
203521	673369	D/DLI 7/1/17	146695	I		1 paper	2939(D)	Certificate of the award of the Imperial Service Medal to Septimus Aberdeen, D.C.M., for meritorious services, 25 August 1953
203522	673369	D/DLI 7/1/18	146696	I		1 photograph, 9 cm. x 14 cm., black and white	2939(D)	Photograph of two unidentified private soldiers of The Durham Light Infantry, possibly including Septimus Aberdeen on the right, endorsed ‘R. Malarkey, 9 High Hill Side, Houghton-le-Spring’, n.d. [1914 – 1918]
203523	673369	D/DLI 7/1/19	146697	I		1 photograph, 9 cm. x 14 cm., black and white	2939(D)	Photograph of Second Lieutenant Septimus Aberdeen, n.d. [ c. May 1918]
203524	673369	D/DLI 7/1/20	146698	I		1 photograph, 25 cm. x 20 cm., black and white, card mounted	2939(D)	Group photograph of officers and non-commissioned officers probably of ‘A’ Company, 8th Battalion The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [ c.1918] Back row: Sergeant Wilson; Sergeant Ford; Company Quartermaster Sergeant Giles; Sergeant McCourt; Sergeant Travis; Sergeant Wood; S.G.C. Sergeant Robson; Front row: Second Lieutenant Aberdeen, D.C.M.; Captain Massey; Lieutenant Bygrave
203525	673369	D/DLI 7/1/21	146699	I		1 photograph, 25 cm. x 20 cm., black and white, card mounted	2939(D)	Duplicate of D/DLI 7/1/20
203526	673369	D/DLI 7/1/22	146700	I		1 photograph, 9 cm. x 14 cm., black and white	2939(D)	Photograph of Second Lieutenant Septimus Aberdeen, Captain Massey and Lieutenant Bygrave, n.d. [ c.1918]
203527	673369	D/DLI 7/1/23	146701	I		1 photograph, 14 cm., x 9 cm., black and white	2939(D)	Photograph of Second Lieutenant Septimus Aberdeen as a passenger in a motorcycle and sidecar driven by an unidentified Fusilier, n.d. [ c.1918]
203528	673369	D/DLI 7/1/24	146702	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2939(D)	Photograph of Second Lieutenant Septimus Aberdeen, The Durham Light Infantry, and two sergeants and four other ranks from other regiments, including Fusiliers, n.d. [1918]
203529	673369	D/DLI 7/1/25	146703	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2939(D)	Group photograph of Second Lieutenant Septimus Aberdeen, The Durham Light Infantry, and soldiers of other regiments and nationalities, probably taken in France, n.d. [1918]
202840	673369	D/DLI 7/1/26	146704	I		1 photograph, 25 cm. x 20 cm., black and white, card mounted	2939(D)	Photograph of a football team of the 8th Battalion The Durham Light Infantry, including Septimus Aberdeen, middle row, first left, taken by H.W. Harrington, photographic artist, 23 Heaton Hall Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, n.d. [ c.1920 – 1924]
202841	673369	D/DLI 7/1/27	146705	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2939(D)	Group photograph of the officers and non-commissioned officers of ‘A’ Company, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, at the annual camp, Ripon, Yorkshire, 1924 Includes: Lieutenant Septimus Aberdeen, front row, third from left
202842	673369	D/DLI 7/1/28	146706	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2939(D)	Photograph of the football team of ‘A’ Company, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, at the annual camp, Pwllheli, Caernarvonshire, n.d. [1925] Includes: Septimus Aberdeen, back row, first left
202843	673369	D/DLI 7/1/29	146707	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2939(D)	Photograph of Lieutenant Septimus Aberdeen, seated left, Second Lieutenant R. Hall, seated right, and an unidentified lieutenant, centre foreground, all of The Durham Light Infantry, outside a bell tent at a territorial training camp, n.d. [1920s]
202844	673369	D/DLI 7/1/30	146708	I		1 photograph, 9 cm. x 14 cm., black and white	2939(D)	Photograph of Lieutenant Septimus Aberdeen, standing, and Second Lieutenant R. Hall, seated, of the 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, outside their bell tent at a territorial training camp, n.d. [1920s]
202845	673369	D/DLI 7/1/31	146709	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2939(D)	Photograph of seven unidentified private soldiers, probably of the 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, relaxing outside bell tents at a territorial training camp, n.d. [1920s]
673320	673369	Adams D/DLI 7/807/1-2	146710	S	Privates Frank, Frederick, Harry, Trayton and Walter, ADAMS			The Durham Light Infantry
202811	673369	D/DLI 7/807/1	146711	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white, card mounted	2546(D)	Photograph of five brothers, Walter, Frank, Frederick, Trayton and Harry Adams, The Durham Light Infantry, and their mother, taken after their return from the South African War, n.d. [early 1903]
202812	673369	D/DLI 7/807/2	146712	I		1 paper	2546(D)	Letter from Mrs. M. Ridley, Blyth, Northumberland, containing information relating to D/DLI 7/807/1, 17 February n.y. [1999]
170658	673369	Addison D/DLI 7/2/1	146713	S	Private John ADDISON			4th Volunteer Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry
259012	673369	D/DLI 7/2/1	146714	I		1 card	2546(D)	Certificate of service of Private J. Addison, 3 March 1899 – 31 March 1908
170659	673369	Ainsworth D/DLI 7/3/1-10	146715	S	22618553 Private E. AINSWORTH			1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry
259013	673369	D/DLI 7/3/1-3	146716	I		3 papers, printed	2546(D)	United Nations propaganda leaflets: ‘Use Your Head, Soldier!’; ‘British Soldiers! Your Country is in Real Danger!’; and ‘Truth Will Out’; issued during the Korean war, n.d. [1952 – 1953]
259014	673369	D/DLI 7/3/4	146717	I		Chinese, 1 paper, printed	2546(D)	North Korean or Chinese propaganda leaflet issued during the Korean war, depicting a Russian snake coiled round three soldiers, n.d. [1952 – 1953]
259015	673369	D/DLI 7/3/5-10	146718	I		Chinese, 6 papers, printed	2546(D)	North Korean and Chinese propaganda leaflets issued during the Korean war, n.d. [1952 – 1953]
171976	673369	Aitchison D/DLI 7/808/1	146719	S	2281 Private John J. AITCHISON			The Durham Light Infantry Born Scotland; residence Sunderland; served in First World War; mentioned in despatches; prisoner of war in 1918; died age 73. Medals in DLI Medal Collection.
334872	673369	D/DLI 7/808/1	146720	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2939(D)	Postcard photograph of five prisoners of war, including Private John J. Aitchison, The Durham Light Infantry, first left, wearing a red cross armband, n.d. [1918]
728598	673369	Aldridge D/DLI 7/1132/1	146721	S	2399 Private William ALDRIDGE			7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry Born Sunderland, enlisted Sunderland; killed in action 7 September 1916
728599	673369	D/DLI 7/1132/1	146722	I		1 postcard, colour	7095	Postcard photograph showing a soldier thinking of his loved one, from Private William Aldridge, France, to his son, Tommy, Sunderland, n.d. [c.1915-1916]
170660	673369	Alington D/DLI 7/4/1-2	146723	S	Lieutenant George Hugh ALINGTON			68th Light Infantry Entry in McGregor; born, 8 July 1826; Ensign 68th Foot, 30 December 1845; Lieutenant, 14 May 1847; died, 9 June 1852
259016	673369	D/DLI 7/4/1	146724	I		Parchment, 1 membrane	2546(D)	Commission of G.H. Alington, gent., from 30 December 1845, as ensign in the 68th Regiment of Foot, 23 April 1847
259017	673369	D/DLI 7/4/2	146725	I		Parchment, 1 membrane	2546(D)	Commission of G. H. Alington, gent., from 14 May 1847, as lieutenant in the 68th Regiment of Foot, 4 May 1848
728600	673369	Allard D/DLI 7/1133/1-7	146726	S	204097 Private Alfred Edward ALLARD			13th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry Born Colthorpe, Norfolk; enlisted Norwich; residence Erpingham, Norfolk; formerly 5497 Norfolk Regiment; died of wounds 8 October 1918
728601	673369	Allard D/DLI 7/1133/1	146727	I		1 paper, mounted	7095	Memorial scroll from King George V commemorating Private Alfred Allard, Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [c.1919]
728602	673369	Allard D/DLI 7/1133/2	146728	I		1 paper	7095	Memorial scroll for Private Alfred Edward Allard, 13th Battalion, Durham Light Infantry, whose name is carved in stone at Tincourt military cemetery, France, n.d. [1920s] Includes a picture of the Thiepval Memorial, France
728603	673369	Allard D/DLI 7/1133/3	146729	I		1 card	7095	Memorial card for Alfred Edward Allard, ‘Rest in the Lord’, [1918]
728604	673369	Allard D/DLI 7/1133/4	146730	I		1 photograph, card mounted	7095	Photograph of the grave of Private A. Allard, 13th Battalion, Durham Light Infantry, at Tincourt New British Cemetery, from the Imperial War Graves Commission, n.d. [c.1921]
728605	673369	Allard D/DLI 7/1133/5	146731	I		1 photograph, 13.5cm x 8.5cm, sepia	7095	Photograph of soldiers of [The Norfolk Regiment], c.1914
728606	673369	Allard D/DLI 7/1133/6	146732	I		1 photograph, 9cm x 14cm, sepia	7095	Photograph portrait of Private Alfred Allard in uniform, c.1914
728607	673369	Allard D/DLI 7/1133/7	146733	I		1 photograph, 9cm x 9cm, sepia	7095	Photograph half portrait of Private Alfred Allard in uniform, cut down to fit a picture frame, c.1914
170661	673369	Allbeury D/DLI 7/5/1-2	146734	S	Lieutenant William ALLBEURY, M.C., C.de.G.			18th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry
259018	673369	D/DLI 7/5/1	146735	I		1 paper, French	2546(D)	Certificate of the Ministry of National Defence, Belgium, awarding the the Croix de Guerre to temporary Lieutenant William Allbeury, M.C., 27 February 1920
259019	673369	D/DLI 7/5/2	146736	I		1 tube, cardboard	2546(D)	Packaging, originally enclosing D/DLI 7/5/1, from the War Office to Lieutenant W. Allbeury, M.C., Ash Lodge, [Mayew] Road, Forest Hall, London, n.d. [1920]
171977	673369	Allen D/DLI 7/809/1-4	146737	S	[Private] Thomas ALLEN			7th Battalion The Durham Light Infantry
334873	673369	D/DLI 7/809/1	146738	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2795(D)	Postcard photograph of ‘H’ Company, 7th Battalion The Durham Light Infantry at camp, 1913
334874	673369	D/DLI 7/809/2	146739	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2795(D)	Postcard photograph of fishing boats in harbour, captioned: Blankenberghe-Le Port des Pecheurs, Belgium; sent from brother Tom to ‘Mary and Mac’, Mr. E. Allen, 21 Gray Street, West Hartlepool, postmark 22 May 1915
334875	673369	D/DLI 7/809/3	146740	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2795(D)	Postcard photograph of a church in ruins, captioned: Guerre 1914 – 1915: Proyart (Somme) L’Eglise, France; sent from Tom to Mrs. Mary Allen, 21 Gray Street, West Hartlepool, postmark 15 November 1915
334877	673369	D/DLI 7/809/4	146741	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2795(D)	Postcard photograph of patients and a medical orderly at an unidentified military hospital; sent from Robert [ ] to his brother, 11 December 1916
170662	673369	Allison D/DLI 7/6/1-5	146742	S	4437133 Bandsman Paxton ALLISON			2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry See also D/DLI 7/8
259654	673369	D/DLI 7/6/1	146743	I		1 photograph, 29 cm. x 20 cm., black and white, card mounted	2546(D)	Photograph of the cast of H.M.S. Pinafore, performed by the Dramatic Club of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, bearing a dedication to ‘Bandsman Allison, with very many thanks for the great success you made of the scenery and for playing so well in the orchestra, [ ] Wood’, India, n.d., [1920s]
259655	673369	D/DLI 7/6/2(1)	146744	I		1 photograph, 27 cm. x 20 cm., black and white, card mounted	2546(D)	Photograph of the band of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, in Sialkot, India, c. 1926 The band is shown bare-headed
259656	673369	D/DLI 7/6/2(2)	146745	I		1 photograph, 27 cm. x 20 cm., black and white, card mounted	2546(D)	Photograph of the band of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, in Sialkot, India, c. 1926 The band is shown wearing Glengarry caps.
259657	673369	D/DLI 7/6/3	146746	I		1 photograph, 25.5 cm. x 17 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Photograph of the band of The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [probably pre 1914]
259658	673369	D/DLI 7/6/4	146747	I		1 photograph, 27 cm. x 21 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Photograph of a band of The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [1920s]
259659	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5	146748	I			2546(D)	Pictorial souvenir and history of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, in Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259660	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(1)	146749	I			2546(D)	Photograph of the Officer Commanding [Lieutenant-Colonel J.W. Jeffreys], 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259661	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(2)	146750	I			2546(D)	Photograph of a group of officers of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259662	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(3)	146751	I			2546(D)	Photograph of the colour party of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259663	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(4)	146752	I			2546(D)	Group photograph of warrant officers, staff sergeants and sergeants of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259664	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(5)	146753	I			2546(D)	Group photograph of the corporals of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259665	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(6)	146754	I			2546(D)	Photograph of the trophies of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259666	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(7)	146755	I			2546(D)	Group photograph of the staff of ‘A’ Company, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259667	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(8)	146756	I			2546(D)	Group photograph of ‘A’ Company, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259668	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(9)	146757	I			2546(D)	Group photograph of the band of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259669	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(10)	146758	I			2546(D)	Group photograph of the football team 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259670	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(11)	146759	I			2546(D)	Group photograph of the staff of ‘B’ Company, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259671	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(12)	146760	I			2546(D)	Group photograph of ‘B’ Company, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259672	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(13)	146761	I			2546(D)	Group photograph of the buglers of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259674	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(14)	146762	I			2546(D)	Group photograph of the staff of ‘C’ Company, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259675	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(15)	146763	I			2546(D)	Group photograph of ‘C’ Company, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259676	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(16)	146764	I			2546(D)	Group photograph of the staff of ‘D’ Company, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259673	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(17)	146765	I			2546(D)	Group photograph of ‘D’ Company, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259677	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(18)	146766	I			2546(D)	Group photograph of the machine gun detachment of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259678	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(19)	146767	I			2546(D)	Group photograph of ‘HQ’ Company, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259679	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(20)	146768	I			2546(D)	Group photograph of the signallers of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259680	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(21)	146769	I			2546(D)	Group photograph of the regimental office staff of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259681	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(22)	146770	I			2546(D)	Group photograph of the regimental police of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ahmednagar, India, 1923
259682	673369	D/DLI 7/6/5(23)	146771	I		1 volume, cloth bound, printed	2546(D)	Group photograph of a football team [possibly of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry], c.1923
170663	673369	Allison D/DLI 7/7/1-6	146772	S	18/426 Sergeant George Frederick ALLISON, C.de.G.			18th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry
259713	673369	D/DLI 7/7/1	146773	I		3 papers	2546(D)	Copies of letters to G.F. Allison on his being awarded the Croix de Guerre, 14 February 1917
259714	673369	D/DLI 7/7/2	146774	I		1 paper	2546(D)	Certificate of the transfer of G.F. Allison to Class G. Army Reserve, 30 April 1918
259715	673369	D/DLI 7/7/3	146775	I		1 paper	2546(D)	Discharge certificate of G.F. Allison, 26 February 1919
259716	673369	D/DLI 7/7/4	146776	I		1 paper	2546(D)	Letter from the Ministry of Pensions to G.F. Allison, 144 St. Leonard Street, Sunderland, containing notification of the final award of his war pension, 31 May 1923
259717	673369	D/DLI 7/7/5	146777	I		1 paper	2546(D)	Grant by the Rural District Council of Sunderland to G.F. Allison, School House, Ryhope, of right of burial in the public cemetery at Ryhope, 21 December 1926
259718	673369	D/DLI 7/7/6	146778	I		1 photograph, 8 cm. x 14 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Photograph of G.F. Allison, n.d.
170664	673369	Allison D/DLI 7/8/1-8	146779	S	4437133 Sergeant Paxton ALLISON			2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry The Durham Light Infantry (No. 4437133), 1918 – 1930; 2nd Battalion Royal Army Ordnance Corps (No. 10563706), 1941 – 1946; Royal Artillery (No. 2230 4111), 1949 – 1962 See also D/DLI 7/6
259719	673369	D/DLI 7/8/1	146780	I		1 booklet	2546(D)	Army certificate of service of Private P. Allison, 18 July 1918 – 17 July 1930
259720	673369	D/DLI 7/8/2	146781	I		1 paper	2546(D)	National Service certificate of registration of P. Allison, n.d., [1940]
259721	673369	D/DLI 7/8/3	146782	I		1 paper	2546(D)	National Service enlistment notice of P. Allison, calling him up into the Royal Army Ordnance Corps (Territorial Army), 19 August 1941
259722	673369	D/DLI 7/8/4	146783	I		1 paper	2546(D)	Pass of Corporal P. Allison, 2nd Battalion, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, 14 September 1945
259723	673369	D/DLI 7/8/5	146784	I		1 paper	2546(D)	Certificate of transfer to the Army Reserve of Corporal P. Allison, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, 20 November 1945
259724	673369	D/DLI 7/8/6	146785	I		1 paper	2546(D)	Registration card of P. Allison in the National Association for Employment of Regular Sailors, Soldiers and Airmen, 20 March 1950
259725	673369	D/DLI 7/8/7	146786	I		1 paper	2546(D)	Certificate of service of Sergeant P. Allison, the Royal Artillery (Territorial Army), 17 December 1962
259726	673369	D/DLI 7/8/8	146787	I		1 photograph, black and white, 14 cm. x 9 cm.	2546(D)	Photograph of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, band, including Captain Hutchinson, Lieutenant-Colonel E. du P.H. Moore, and Bandmaster Grice, in India, n.d., [1920 – 1928]
170665	673369	Allison D/DLI 7/9/1-16	146788	S	18/6 Private Robert ALLISON			18th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry Probably served in 14th or 15th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, September 1915; and possibly later in 22nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry
259727	673369	D/DLI 7/9/1	146789	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Postcard photograph of the railway station, Vermelles, France, sent to Mrs. R.J. Allison, Briar Cottage, Cleadon, Sunderland, 7 September 1915
259728	673369	D/DLI 7/9/2	146790	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Postcard photograph of Neuve Chapelle, France, sent to Mrs. R.J. Allison, Briar Cottage, Cleadon, Sunderland, 8 September 1915
259729	673369	D/DLI 7/9/3	146791	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Postcard photograph of war damage inside the brewery, Vermelles, France, sent to Miss K.J. Allison, Briar Cottage, Cleadon, Sunderland, 16 September 1915
259730	673369	D/DLI 7/9/4	146792	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Postcard photograph of the Prince of Wales visiting the ruins of Vermelles, France, sent by ‘Bob’ to Mrs. Allison, Roker House, Sunderland, 20 September 1915
259731	673369	D/DLI 7/9/5	146793	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Postcard photograph of a war-damaged church showing nave and chancel, Vermelles, France, sent by ‘Bob’ to Mrs. Allison, Roker House, Sunderland, 30 September 1915
259732	673369	D/DLI 7/9/6	146794	I		1 photograph, 14 cm x 9 cm, black and white	2546(D)	Postcard photograph of a narrow thoroughfare to the village of Vermelles, France, sent to Miss K.J. Allison, Roker House, Sunderland, 8 October 1915
259733	673369	D/DLI 7/9/7	146795	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Postcard photograph of the general view of ruined buildings at Vermelles, France, sent to Mrs. R.J. Allison, Roker House, Sunderland, 8 October 1915
259734	673369	D/DLI 7/9/8	146796	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Postcard photograph showing the northern part of the village of Vermelles, France, with the ruined bell tower, sent by ‘Bob’ to Mrs. R.J. Allison, Roker House, Sunderland, 27 October 1915
259735	673369	D/DLI 7/9/9	146797	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Postcard photograph of war-damaged buildings at Vermelles, France, n.d. [1915]
259736	673369	D/DLI 7/9/10	146798	I		1 photograph, 13 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Postcard photograph of view of the Seine taken from Saint Catherine-Mount, Rouen, France, n.d. [1915]
259738	673369	D/DLI 7/9/11	146799	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Postcard photograph of No. 1 platoon, ‘A’ Company, 22nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [1915 – 1918]
259739	673369	D/DLI 7/9/12	146800	I		1 photograph, 9 cm. x 14 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Postcard photograph of two soldiers of the 18th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, including Private R. Allison, on left, n.d. [1914 – 1918]
259740	673369	D/DLI 7/9/13	146801	I		1 photograph, 13 cm. x 8 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Photograph of soldiers of the 18th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, including, front row, right, Private R. Allison, outside a corrugated iron hut, n.d. [1914 – 1918]
259737	673369	D/DLI 7/9/14	146802	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Photograph of soldiers of the 18th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, including Private R. Allison, in middle row, with pipe, n.d. [c. 1914 – 1915]
259741	673369	D/DLI 7/9/15	146803	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Photograph of a group of soldiers of the 18th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, outside a wooden hut, n.d. [1914 – 1918]
259742	673369	D/DLI 7/9/16	146804	I		1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white	2546(D)	Photograph of soldiers of the 18th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, similar to D/DLI 7/9/15, n.d. [c. 1914 – 1915]
170666	673369	Allison D/DLI 7/10/1-4	146805	S	6/628 Private William ALLISON			1/6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry Killed in action, 27 May 1915
259743	673369	D/DLI 7/10/1	146806	I		1 paper	2546(D)	Field service postcard sent by W. Allison to Mrs. R. Williamson, 6 Red Row, Crookhall, Leadgate, 14 May 1915
259744	673369	D/DLI 7/10/2	146807	I		2 papers	2546(D)	Newspaper cuttings, including a mention of the death of W. Allison, 24 – 25 May 1915
259745	673369	D/DLI 7/10/3	146808	I		1 paper	2546(D)	Letter from the War Office, Imperial Institute, South Kensington, London, to Mrs. M.J. Williamson, 6 Red Row, Crookhall, Leadgate, concerning the estate of W. Allison, 10 July 1919
259746	673369	D/DLI 7/10/4	146809	I		2 cards	2546(D)	Field service postcards sent by Private W. Allison to Mrs. Williamson, 6 Red Row, Crookhall, Leadgate, 20 and 24 April 1915
172068	673369	Allison D/DLI 7/10/5-6	146810	S	628 Private William ALLISON			Additional records
306699	673369	D/DLI 7/10/5	146811	I		1 card	2939(D)	Field service postcard from W. Allison to Mrs. R. Williamson, 6 Red Row, Crookhall, Leadgate, acknowledging her letter, 17 May 1915
306700	673369	D/DLI 7/10/6	146812	I		2 papers	2795(D)	Letter from Company Quartermaster Sergeant Ben Bennison, ‘D’ Company, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, to Mrs. Williamson conveying the condolences of ‘D’ Company on the death of her brother, Willie Allison, from a bullet wound, and describing the efforts of stretcher bearer Bill Turton to assist him, n.d. [after 27 May 1915]
171978	673369	Allison D/DLI 7/810/1-4	146813	S	7661836 Colour-Sergeant Robert ALLISON			The Durham Light Infantry Born Fencehouses 26 January 1919; residence 6 North View, New Lambton, Fencehouses; occupation Local Government clerk; called up for military service 15 July 1939; served R.A.P.C . 15 July 1939 – 22 October 1940, Durham Light Infantry 23 October 1940 – 27 May 1946; served in Middle East Force 1941 – 1942; wireless telegraphy instructor. Medals in DLI Medal Collection.
334878	673369	D/DLI 7/810/1	146814	I		1 booklet	3056(D)	Soldier’s service book of Sergeant Robert Allison, The Durham Light Infantry, 15 July 1939 – 29 January 1946
334879	673369	D/DLI 7/810/2	146815	I		1 card	3056(D)	Record of service card of Colour-Sergeant R. Allison, from 15 July 1939 – 27 May 1946, 19 February 1946
334880	673369	D/DLI 7/810/3	146816	I		1 booklet	3056(D)	Soldier’s release book of Colour-Sergeant R. Allison, No. 4 Holding Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Sedgefield, 9 February 1946
334876	673369	D/DLI 7/810/4	146817	I		1 paper	3056(D)	Testimonial letter from Major L.A. Chubb, Officer Commanding ‘A’ Company, No. 4 Holding Battalion, recommending Colour-Sergeant R. Allison for civilian employment, Greatham, 6 February 1946