Our war dead & wounded and those whose wounds were hidden.
Our war dead - Clark relations:
Edward Ernest Furby (Nov 1892 – 6 Aug 1915) Canada – in training from Meningitis
2nd cousin of Grandma Clark
Harold Ernest Clark (29 Jan 1884 – 3 Mar 1917) France
Son of Samuel Clark & Ellen Fieldwick – 1st
cousin of my father
Edward Perry (2 Nov 1875 – 20 Sep 1917) Belgium
Grandson of Alfred Perry & Eleanor Gordon Clark;
Great Grandson of 2xGreat Grandparents Samuel Clark &
Mary Henderson
Gordon Clyde Taylor (1892 – 16 Apr 1918) France
Grandson of Alfred Perry & Eleanor Gordon Clark;
Great Grandson of 2xGreat Grandparents Samuel Clark &
Mary Henderson
Andrew Douglas Clark (16 Jul 1892 – 24 Apr 1918) France
Son of William Clark & Elizabeth Brown Carmichael; 1st
cousin of my father.
Frank Douglas Craig South (23 Jul 1899 – 16 Aug 1918) France
Great Grandson of 2xGreat Grandparents James Craig &
Janet Hunter Houstoun
Our war dead - Harris relations:
Alfred Brook Higgins (1887 – 13 Aug 1915) At Sea near
Gallipoli
1st cousin of Grandfather Harris
Herbert Nelson Saywell (1890 – 15 Aug 1916) At Sea near
Belgium
Husband of Grandmother Harris’s 1st cousin once
removed, Catherine Mary Foote.
Herbert may seem remote but wouldn’t have been
to Grandmother as it’s this branch of the
Foote family with which she appears
to have had the closest ties. Catherine, a great
granddaughter of Richard Foote
& Catherine Brett. (my 2x great grandparents)
Edward Ernest Osment (1 Oct 1893 – 9 Feb 1917) Weymouth,
Dorset
This one is a distant relation – my 3rd cousin
once removed but like us and the Uppills,
a descendant of David Osment &
Martha Rose
Frank Wilfred Foote (1894 – 23 Apr 1917) France
A great grandson of Richard Foote & Catherine Brett.
Sidney Herbert Stagg (1901 – 27 Feb 1919) Plymouth, Devon
Son of Sidney Herbert Stagg and Frances Gertrude Harris,
brother of “cousin” Joyce
Kendall and “cousin” Frances Wright who both visited
us in WA., uncle of June
A’Burrow who has visited us most recently.
Many others enlisted and carried the horrors throughout their lives.
But we forget and continue to plunge into war expecting it
to right wrongs and bring peace. Worse young people continue to be permanently
injured in body, mind and spirit with insufficient acknowledgment.
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