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dave

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WILLIAM STOTT
« on: July 17, 2008, 09:47:32 PM »
HI what a great site you have i have been looking in for about 6 months now but only just registered i have been trying to find info on my Grandfather William Stott from c-o-m or moss side all i have found out from my father is that he was a cook for lord Derby & was gassed some where in france. I do hope that you will be able to find out a little more for me & my Dad who is now 83 & only has a few memories that we can talk about.

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Re: WILLIAM STOTT
« Reply #1 on: July 17, 2008, 10:07:41 PM »
Hi Dave
And Welcome to the site



There are 58  William Stott's on Ancestry here they are

William Stott     D of Lanc O Yeo 2841

William Stott     33rd Brigade Royal Field Artillery 18345

William Stott     Royal Field Artillery 118758

William Stott     Royal Garrison Artillery 181161

William Stott     Royal Scots, Tank Corps 21901, 76733

William Stott     Royal Lancashire Regiment, Labour Corps     12857, 289332
    
William Stott    The King's Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster)    22528
   
William Stott    Lancashire Fusiliers, Border Regiment    7349, 30214    

William Stott    12th Lancashire Fusiliers    8299    


William Stott    Lancashire Fusiliers, Lancashire Fusiliers    11113, 241515    


William Stott    Lancashire Fusiliers, Labour Corps    16725, 399713    

William Stott    Gordon Highlanders    S/43068    

William Stott    Army Service Corps    R4/062569    


William Stott    Royal Army Service Corps    M282807    


William Stott    Army Service Corps

William Stott     Royal Army Medical Corps           


William Stott    Royal Army Medical Corps 6/F Amb    1685    

William Stott    Army Veterinary Corps    SE/12620    

William Stott    Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, Royal Highlanders    S/18762, S/40889    


William Stott    Rifle Brigade    S/11984    


William Stott    Machine Gun Corps, Labour Corps, Royal Fusiliers    114985, 383833, GS/108967    


William Stott    Machine Gun Corps    138733    

William Stott    Machine Gun Corps    144315    

William Stott    Tank Corps    95215    

William Stott    Labour Corps, Suffolk Regiment    182526, 68620

William Stott     R Def C 6th     25573     

William Stott    6th DSC Army Service Corps    CMT/2884    

William Stott    10th Du of S Army Service Corps    T/19833    

William Stott    Royal Lancashire Regiment, Army Service Corps    33309, M/394776    

William Stott    Lancashire Fusiliers    28074
   
William Stott    Lancashire Fusiliers    33727    

William Stott    Lancashire Fusiliers    37595    

William Stott    Lancashire Fusiliers    41939    

William Stott    Lancashire Fusiliers    58516    

William Stott    Lancashire Fusiliers    66255

William Stott     East Lancashire Regiment, 2/4th E Lancs R           

William Stott    East Lancashire Regiment, Labour Corps    1935, 482159    

William Stott    East Lancashire Regiment    18192    

William Stott    East Lancashire Regiment, East Lancashire Regiment    30674, 50226    

William Stott    West Riding Regiment, Labour Corps    306841, 224619    

William Stott    Border Regiment    30214    


William Stott    1st/5 S Lanc R    1433    


William Stott    South Lancashire Regiment    46273    

William Stott    R War Regiment, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, R War Regiment    307374, 1672, 307374    


William Stott    Royal Berkshire Regiment, Labour Corps    38901, 632649

William Stott     King's Shropshire Light Infantry     31632     


William Stott    King's Shropshire Light Infantry, Cheshire Regiment    43838, 69020    

William Stott    Manchester Regiment, Labour Corps    1248, 444654    

William Stott    9th Manchester Regiment, 9th Manchester Regiment    2984, 351233    


William Stott    Manchester Regiment    15126    


William Stott    York and Lancaster Regiment    318    


William Stott    Seaforth Highlanders    S/12171    


William Stott    Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, Royal Warwickshire Regiment, Royal Warwickshire Regiment    1672, 307374, 1672    


William Stott    Northumberland Fusiliers, Labour Corps    22621, 421661    


William Stott    Liverpool Regiment    21908William Stott     Army Service Corps     T4/043644     


William Stott    Liverpool Regiment    108926    

William Stott    West Yorkshire Regiment, West Yorkshire Regiment    6363, 307516 



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Re: WILLIAM STOTT
« Reply #2 on: July 17, 2008, 10:24:22 PM »
your grandfather,may not have served overseas,he may have stayed on duty with lord derby.
IIR.lord derby was honourary colonel of the 19th manchesters.

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Re: WILLIAM STOTT
« Reply #3 on: July 17, 2008, 11:08:42 PM »
Thanks for the prompt reply i don't think i will tell my Dad that he has a common name & that it will make it harder to find out any info on his father. He was on a pension of 8s due to him being gassed would this help narrow down the list of Stott's.

REGARDS Dave
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Re: WILLIAM STOTT
« Reply #4 on: July 18, 2008, 07:30:51 AM »
Hi Dave well this is 15126  MR as he D of W in 1916. Did grandfather die?
Tisgrannie
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Re: WILLIAM STOTT
« Reply #5 on: July 18, 2008, 09:39:25 AM »
Hi Dave

and welcome to the group

Lord Derby was also the instigator of the Liverpool and Manchester Pals battalions,

i think we need a little more information before we pin him down, do you have his medals? they will have his service number on them or perhaps a home address

cheers
chris

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Re: WILLIAM STOTT
« Reply #6 on: July 18, 2008, 09:55:33 AM »
tisgrannie ,with Dave's  dad aged 83 he was born about 1925 his  grandfather must have survived ,
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« Reply #7 on: July 18, 2008, 02:40:59 PM »
Hi Dave, and Welcome !

Does your father have either William's birth or marriage certificate, or know when and where he was born?

If he received a pension there should be paperwork for his somewhere !

Wendi  :)
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« Reply #8 on: July 20, 2008, 12:45:05 AM »
Sorry for the delay in my reply but i have had to double check all my info as i have only recently started on this side of the family due to lack of info from my Dad.
William was born 1892/3 to John & Elizabeth no cert this info is from his grave stone died 8 January 1961 aged 68 he married Elsie Smith date unable to find but eldest son was born september 1921 his mother remarried in 1894 & was at 18 Walter street Hulme at this time. I no longer have access to 1901 census to look up the address  which would be under the name Albert Edward wroe.

Regards Dave
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« Reply #9 on: July 21, 2008, 09:49:41 AM »
Hi Dave,

I have done some digging around for you and the family at 18, Walter St. Hulme on the 1901 Census are the Barnes family headed up by Arthur Barnes a French Polisher and his wife Elizabeth nee Ross, so your lot had moved on before 1901.

The closest match I can get for William on the 1901 Census is:

9, Blackburn Street, Hulme

Albert E Wroe 32 Housepainter b. Manchester
Eliz Wroe 33 b. Coventry
Jno Wroe 8 at school b. Manchester
Lillian Wroe 6 at school b. Manchester

Maybe William's name is miss transcribed, or he had a middle name of John ???  Does any of the other info ring bells ?

I would suggest, if you wish to delve further, you start off with your fathers birth certificate and work back methodically, things should unravel themselves as you go.

Hope this helps !

Wendi  :)

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Re: WILLIAM STOTT
« Reply #10 on: July 28, 2008, 02:05:29 PM »
HI Wendi

I think you have found the right person as my father now tells me that John was his fathers middle name i also know that Lillian was a godparent to my fathers brother so thanks for the info you have been helpful in sorting out this for me.

HI Harribobs

you mensioned that medals would have his service no on them is that the case for all medals ?
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Re: WILLIAM STOTT
« Reply #11 on: July 28, 2008, 10:35:41 PM »
Quote from: dave on July 28, 2008, 02:05:29 PM

HI Harribobs

you mensioned that medals would have his service no on them is that the case for all medals ?

yes, all WW1 medals were impressed with name rank and regiment
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Re: WILLIAM STOTT
« Reply #12 on: July 28, 2008, 11:50:16 PM »
Thanks for all for the info from your replys i have found out which william from the above list
William Stott    Manchester Regiment, Labour Corps    1248, 444654
now can you help with any more info regarding to his time in the army & is the second No for another unit

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« Reply #13 on: July 29, 2008, 09:01:19 AM »
Hi Dave

He was Pte. 1248 in The Manchester Regiment, and later Pte. 444654 of The Labour Corps. 

The most lightly explanation for this is that he was wounded, returned to Britain, and when recovered served again in The Labour Corps, which was made up of ex-front line soldiers or men who were unfit or too old for front line service.

His service record will be available from The National Archives, and eventually on Ancestry.com, however I can not see it there yet.

I am attaching his MIC for you.

Wendi  :)

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Re: WILLIAM STOTT
« Reply #14 on: July 29, 2008, 09:48:46 AM »
he was also discharged and entitled to the silver war badge

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The Silver War Badge

The Silver War Badge (SWB), sometimes erroneously called the Silver Wound Badge, was authorised in September 1916 and takes the form of a circular badge with the legend "For King and Empire-Services Rendered" surrounding the George V cypher. The badge was awarded to all of those military personnel who were discharged as a result of sickness or wounds contracted or received during the war, either at home or overseas.
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