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World War 1 Summary Page
The aim of the World War 1 pages in this website is to:
Create a ‘Roll of Honour’ of all the people with the Audley & Aidley surnames who were combatants in World War 1
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Provide a Tag Number to link the individual combatant with their the family history detailed on the ‘Family Tree’ pages of this website.
Included in this ‘Roll of Honour are a number of individuals who did not use the Audley surname but have the name Audley as one of their forenames
It has not been possible to identify all the Audley WW1 combatants as a number of WW1 Service Records were destroyed during WW2. If you have any additional information about these people and are willing to share that information with us please contact us through the website contact page.
Within this WW1 section are the following webpages:
Medals page This page contains images of the medals awarded to a number of people
Combatants with the Audley surname, whose forename begins with the letters A to C
Combatants with the Audley surname, whose forename begins with the letters D to F
Combatants with the Audley surname, whose forename begins with the letters G to H
Combatants with the Audley surname, whose forename begins with the letters J to P
Combatants with the Audley surname, whose forename begins with the letters R to T
Combatants with the Audley surname, whose forename begins with the letter W
Combatants with the Audley surname, who were part of the forces from former 'Colonial' countries
Combatants with the Aidley surname
The website currently does not cover the American Forces, if you are prepared to create such a list please contact us through the website contact page
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World War 1 Audley Combatants - From Former 'Colonial' Countries
The aim of the World War 1 pages in the Audley Family History website is to list all the people with the Audley & Aidley surname who were combatants in World War 1 and to provide a link (Tag Number) so that their family history can be identified with in the Family Histories detailed within the 'Family Tree' pages on this website. Included within these listings are a number of other people who did not use the Audley but had the name Audley included within their name generally as a forename.
If you have any additional information about these people and are willing to share that information with us please contact us through the website contact page.
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Australian Forces Tag & Flag |
Combatant |
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Not yet identified
The Australian Flag at the time of WW1 |
Alfred Norman Audley Born 1892 Melbourne Victoria Died 12th July 1954, Aged 62 Buried in the Box Hill Cemetery, Victoria Church of England Next Of Kin: F Audley, & Edward Audley (Father) of 15, Primrose Street, Moonee Ponds, Victoria. (Prior to Enlisting he served in the Militia.) Living in the Parish of Fitzroy, Victoria, New South Wales, a Warehouseman/Warehouse Salesman Enlisted: 26th August 1914. At Pontville, Tasmania, Australia. Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Australian Army Flying Corp. SERN LIEUTENANT Gunner Reg No #1944, 4th Division Field Artillery Field Artillery Brigade 3, Battery 9. (Embarked on the 20th October 1914, from Hobart, Tasmania, on board Transport A2 ‘Geelong’. Returned to Australia on the 11th December 1918.) This person has not been identified his service record exists. |
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{E51}
The Australian Flag at the time of WW1 |
George Audley (1880 - 1972)
A British Subject Next Of Kin: Mrs Amy M Audley of 188, Willow Street, North Fitzroy, Victoria, New South Wales, & W Audley Enlisted: 12th June 1916. At Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Australian Army Private 21st Battalion, 16th Reinforcement Regiment, : SERN #5783 : (Embarked from Melbourne, Victoria, on board HMAT A71 Nestor on 2nd October 1916. Returned to Australia on the 15th February 1918.) His service record exists. |
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{E36}
The Australian Flag at the time of WW1 |
William H Audley (1893 - 1963)
Roman Catholic Next of Kin: Mother. Mrs H Audley 102 Union Street West Brunswick, Melbourne, Australia. Living in the Parish of Yarrawonga, Moira County, Victoria, New South Wales, a Labourer, Enlisted: 17th August 1914. At Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Australian Army Flying Corp SERN: # ??24 Head Quarters 1st Australian Division Also served in the 5th Australian Infantry Regiment prior to Enlistment. (Possibly served in the 2nd Infantry Brigade, but crossed out on his Attestation Record?) (Embarked from Melbourne, Victoria, on board HMAT A3 Orvieto on the 21st October 1914. Returned to Australia on the 23rd October 1918.) His service record exists. |
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Canadian Forces Tag & Flag |
Combatant |
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{N139}
Canadan Flag at time of WW1 |
Alfred Audley (1866 - ????)
Born Q4 1866 (according to GRO Index of England) 22nd November 1876 (according to attestation papers) He emigrated from England to Canada in May 1904 He joined the Canadian Forces 1st February 1915 Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Rank : Private 51st Battalon of the Canadian Expeditionary Force, #436703 His Attestation Papers Survive |
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{T89}
Canadan Flag at time of WW1
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George Henry Audley (1885 - 1968)
Born Q1 1885 (according to GRO index of England) 5th February 1886 (according to attestation papers) Emigrated From England to Canada in August 1910. He joined the Canadian Forces 14th December 1915 Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Canadian Expeditionary Force, 138th (Edmonton, Alberta) Battalion Private, #811376 49th Battalion of the Alberta Regiment sailed to England in August 1916. His attestation papers survive |
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{AA167}
Canadan Flag at time of WW1 |
James Joseph Audley (1883 - 1965)
Born Q3 1883 (according to GRO index of England) 1st July 1890 (according to attestation papers) Emigrated to Canada as an orphan uneder the 'Home Children' scheme in September 1890 He joined the Canadian Forces 5th January 1915 Military Unit; Rank & Service Number The Quebec Regiment of The Canadian Expeditionary Force, Service #3080845 His attestation papers survive |
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{J175}
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Charles Edward Audley Born Q4 1898 (According to the GRO index of England) 19th November 1896 (According to attestation papers) Died 18th November 1916 and Buried at Regina Trench Cemetery, Grandcourt, Somme, France. He emigrated from England to Canada in May 1910. He joined the Canadian Forces 6th October 1915. Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Canadian Expeditionary Force, 87th Overseas Battalion, Canadian Grenadier Guards, a Private; #177111 His Attestation Papers survives |
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Indian Forces Flag & Tag |
Combatant |
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Not Yet Identified
The British India Flag at the time of WW1 |
C Audley Awarded the 'British War' Medal
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, Indian Defence Force, Private, #3962 |
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Not Yet Identified
The British India Flag at the time of WW1
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F Audley Awarded the 'British War' Medal
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, Indian Defence Force, Corporal, #3459 |
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{AC40} The British India Flag at the time of WW1 |
Walter Donald Audley (1900 - 1981) Awarded the 'British War' Medal
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, Indian Defence Force, Corporal, #3562 This person is also recorded in the ‘WW1 combatants with forename W’page It should be noted that there were two brothers living in India during WW1 namely {AC38} William Dundonald Audley and {AC40} Walter Donald Audley. We have assumed based on their ages during WW1 that this is the younger Brother. It should be noted that on his medal record card he is recorded as W Audley |
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{AC38}
The British India Flag at the time of WW1 |
William Dundonald Audley (1895 - 1979) Awarded the 'British War' Medal
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, 38th Dogras Indian Army, 2nd Lieutenant
It should be noted that there were two brothers living in India during WW1 namely {AC38} William Dundonald Audley and {AC40} Walter Donald Audley. We have assumed based on their ages during WW1 that this is the elder Brother. It should be noted that this person has two medal record cards one British and one Indian. The British Medal Card states ‘ issued in India’. On both Medal Record Cards he is recorded as W D Audley
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New Zealand Tag & Flag |
Combatant |
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{E81}
The NewZealand Flag at the time of WW1 |
Ernest Henry Audley (1985 - 1973)
Church of England. Next Of Kin: Mr F Audley (Father), Of Coromandel, North Island, New Zealand. Enlisted: 9th August 1917 Living C/o a Mr Sims in Taumaranui, North Island, New Zealand, A School Teacher with the Wanganui Education Board. Military Unit; Rank & Service Number New Zealand Army WW1 #79769 This person has not been identified his service record exists. |
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World War 1 Audley Combatants whose Forenames commence with the letters G to H
The aim of the World War 1 pages in the Audley Family History website is to list all the people with the Audley & Aidley surnames who were combatants in World War 1 and to provide a Tag Number so that their individual history can be linked to one of the Family Histories detailed within the 'Family Tree' pages on this website. Also included within these listings are a few individuals who did not have the Audley surname but do have the name Audley name as one of their forenames. The individuals are listed in alphabetical order of their forenames and where only the initials of the individual is known they listed at the beginning of those people whose forename begins with the same initial letter.
The information on this page has been compiled from a number of sources including; the Imperial War Museum website; British Army, Service & Pension records and Medal Roll Records from a well known subscription website. For those people where service records or pension records survive there is usually sufficient information to identify the individual within the family trees developed on this website. Where service and and pension records do not exist the identification of the individual is purely based on the individuals name, in some cases such as where the individual only has a single forename, which frequently occurs it has not been possible to identify the individual.
If you have any additional information about these people and are willing to share that information with us please contact us through the website contact page.
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{B101}
Worcestershire Regiment |
George Audley (1871 - 1920)
Joined up 24th August 1915 Discharged 24th January 1916 Service 154 days Discharged King's Regs para 392 III cc -Discharged as unlikely to become an efficient soldier on Medical Grounds. No overseas service Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, 17th (Local Reserve) Battalion Worcestershire Regiment #15/1506 A Pension record exists for him |
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{J58}
Worcestershire Regiment |
George Audley (1891 - 1957) Awarded the ‘Victory’, the ‘British War’ and the ‘1915 Star’ medals
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Enlistment date 30th May 1911 Dischaged 18th April 1917 No longer physically fit for war service British Army, Worcestershire Regiment, Private, #8692 Served Overseas in France 24th November 1914 to 23rd July 1916 Total service 5 years 324 days Dischaged 18th April 1917 Reason for discharge: discharged on medical grounds having been wounded: 5th March 1916 - Gun Shot wound to the hip 20th July 1916 at Bazentin Le Petit - Gun Shot wound to the hip. Awarded Silver War Badge (Service number given as 5/1992 in SWB roll) His service Record Survives |
{J104}
Machine Gun Corp |
George Edward Audley (1890 - 1957) Awarded the 'Victory' and the 'British War' medals
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Enlistment Date: 10th December 1915 British Army, Machine Gun Corps, Private, #61878 British Army, Machine Gun Corp, Private, #545050 British Army, King's Royal Rifle Corps, Private, #A/203441 He served in France 26th June 1917 to 18th November 1917 Date of Discharge: 6th February 1918 Reason for discharge: discharged on medical grounds having been taken seriously ill He was awarded the Silver War Badge. A Pension record exists for him His Service Record Exists |
{F58}
Royal Flying Corp |
George John Audley (1893 -1967)
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Air Force (RAF/RFC), #302464 (Enlisted in 1916 record notes him a Railway Clerk ) This person has been identified from his name and occupation |
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Royal Engineers |
George W Audley Awarded the 'Victory' and the 'British War' medals Mentioned in Dispatches (see London Gazette 18th May 1917 page 4878)
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, Royal Engineers Light Signals Company, Corporal, #14425 British Army, Royal Engineers, Temporary Sergeant, #14425 British Army, Royal Engineers, Acting Sergeant, #14425
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{AB47}
Loyal North Lancashire Regiment |
George Walton Audley (1882 - 1937) Awarded the 'Silver War' Badge
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Enlistment Date: 8th September 1902 British Army, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, Private, #6852 Discharge Date 14th June 1916 Reason for discharge: discharged on medical grounds having been wounded or taken seriously ill. Awarded the Silver War Badge. The record of his Silver Award Badge gives an incorrect service number (6852) and records him as being a member of the Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. His service record exists for his time in the Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. |
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{B109}
Tank Corp |
H M (Henry Mark) Audley (1900 -1960) Awarded the India General Service Medal 1908 - 1935
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, Royal Tank Regiment, Private, #7871902 British Army, Royal Guernsey Light Infantry*, Private, #7376 1st (Service) Battalion (*Formed by the Militia in 1916 and named the Royal Guernsey Light Infantry. Moved to Bourne Park (Canterbury) in May 1917, under orders of 202nd Brigade in the 67th Division. 27th September 1917 : left the Division and landed at Le Havre, then transferred to 86th Brigade in 29th Division) There are a number of options for who this person could be please see the reasons for believing this person to be {B109} in the following file |
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{B197}
Royal Warwickshire Regiment |
Harold Audley (1897 - 1959) Awarded the 'Victory' and the 'British War' medals
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, Royal Warwickshire Regiment, Private, #241189 This person has been identified from his name |
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{J62}
Royal Flying Corp |
Harry Audley (1900 - 1962)
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Air Force (RAF/RFC), #291132 (Enlistment in 1918 record notes him as a Facer & Fitter) This person has been identified from his name |
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{N31}
Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort's Own) |
Harry Edward Audley (1899 - 1979) Awarded the 'Victory' and the 'British War' medals
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, Rifle Brigade, Private, #46009 This person has been identified from his name |
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{J168}
Leicestershire Regiment |
Henry (Harry) Audley (1865 - 1935)
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Enlistment Date: 11th January 1915 British Army, Leicestershire Regiment British Army, National Reserves #3682 156 Protection Company, RDC #4818 Discharge Date: 29th March 1919 He did not serve overseas His service Record Survives |
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Not yet identified
Royal Garison Artillery |
Henry Audley Awarded the 'Victory' and the 'British War' medals
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, Royal Garrison Artillery, Gunner, #186091 This person has not been identified |
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{B122}
Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry |
Henry Mark Audley (1874 - 1963) Awarded the 'Victory', the 'British War' and the '1915 Star' medals
Joined up 19th August 1898 Discharged 26th September 1919 Service 21 years and 39 days Discharged Kings para 392 (xxi) Discharged on termination of second period of engagement. Overseas Service South Africa 17th December 1899 to 17th February 1903 Gibraltar 8th June 1905 to 2nd September 1907 Bermuda 3rd September 1907 to 19th January 1910 South Africa 20th January 1910 to 21st December 1912 Hong Kong 22nd December 1912 to 19th September 1914 France 19th December 1914 to 30th January 1915 Medals South Africa Kings & Queens medals clasps Transvaal, Orange Free State, Cape Colony, 1901, 1902 Long Service and Good Conduct Medal WW1 - Victory, British & 1915 Medals Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, Sergeant, #5629 A Pension record exists for him |
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Audsley not Audley
Royal Flying Corp |
Henry Matthew James Audsley (1897 - 1968)
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Air Force (RAF/RFC), #22889 (Enlistment in 1916 record notes him as a Fitter) This person has been mis-transcribed on a number of websites with the surname Audley when his actual surname was Audsley. The evidence that his surname should be Audsley is given in the following file. |
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{V25} Royal Field Artillery |
Herbert Audley (1896 - 1963) Awarded the 'Victory' and the 'British War' medals
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Enlistment Date: 28th February 1916 British Army, Royal Field Artillery, Gunner, #2471 British Army, Royal Field Artillery, Gunner, #966683 Overseas Service France 24th August 1916 to 13th February 1919 Discharge Date: 13th February 1919 His service record survives |
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{AB51}
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Herbert Audley (1890 - 1917) Awarded the 'Victory' and the 'British War' medals Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, West Yorkshire Regiment, Private, #54308 Killed in Acton 1th October 1917
He has no known grave. His name (as Herbert Audley) is recorded on the Tyne Cot Memorial, Panel 42 to 47 & 162, to the Missing that forms the North East Boundary, of the Tyne Cot Cemetery, Zonnebeke, Ypres Salient, Belgium, near to Passchendaele.) He has been identified from his name |
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World War 1 Combatants with the Aidley Surname
The aim of the World War 1 pages in the Audley Family History website is to list all the people with the Audley & Aidley surname who were combatants in World War 1 and to provide a link (Tag Number) so that their family history can be identified in the Family Histories detailed within the 'Family Tree' pages on this website.
The information on this page has been compiled from a number of sources including; the Imperial War Museum website; British Army, Service & Pension records and Medal Roll Records from a well known subscription website. For those people where service records or pension records survive there is usually sufficient information to identify the individual within the family trees developed on this website. Where service and and pension records do not exist the identification of the individual is purely based on the individuals name.
If you have any additional information about these people and are willing to share that information with us please contact us through the website contact page. More information can be found about the people on this page in the 'History of Audley Family R' file.
Link to page containing 'The History of Audley Family R'
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{R43}
Army Service Corp |
Albert Henry Aidley (1874 - 1954)
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Enlistment Date:29th February 1916 British Army, Army Service Corp (Forage Dept) # 35226 DischargeDate: 1st October 1918 Reason for Discharge: for the purposes of taking up employment in civil life He had no overseas service His service record survives A Pension record exists for him |
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{R62}
Royal Welsh Fusiliers |
Horace Aidley (1898 - 1977) Awarded the ‘Victory’ and the ‘British War’ Medal
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, King's Shropshire Light Infantry, Private, #33402 British Army, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, Private, #70103 He has been identified from his name |
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{R76}
16th -23rd (Service Battalions) |
John J Aidley (1892 - 1957) Awarded the ‘Victory’, the ‘British War’ and the ‘1915 Star’ Medals
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Enlistment Date:29th May 1914 British Army, 16th Battalion Manchester Regiment, Private, #6334 Discharge Date: 6th March 1919 Overseas Service France 8th November 1915 to 6th February 1919 A Pension record exists for him |
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{R42}
Royal Field Artillery |
John Aidley (1893 - 1957) Awarded the ‘Victory’, the ‘British War’ and the ‘1915 Star’ Medals
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Enlistment Date: 5th December 1914 British Army, Royal Field Artillery, Gunner, #45053 British Army, Royal Engineers, Sapper, #WR 297220 Discharge date: 11th February 1919 Overseas service France 19th September 1915 to 30th November 1915 Unknown 1st December 1915 to 4th January 1919 Unknown 5th January 1915 to 10th February 1919 His service Record Survives A Pension record exists for him |
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{R55}
Cheshire Regiment |
Samuel Aidley (1887 - 1946)
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Enlistment Date: 26th June 1918 British Army, Cheshire Regiment, Private #36 Discharge Date: 27th Novenber 1919 His Service Record Survives |
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{R86}
Royal Welsh Fusiliers |
Thomas Vaughan Aidley (1890 - 1970) Awarded the ‘Victory’ and the ‘British War’ medals
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number: Enlistment Date: 26th October 1916 British Army, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, Private, #267767 British Army, Labour Corps, Private, #443483 British Army, Royal Engineers, Private, #363583 Date of Discharge: 1st November 1919 Overseas service France 20th July 1917 to 1st November 1919 His Service Record Survives |
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{R61}
Manchester Regiment |
Wilfred Aidley (1893 - ????) Awarded the ‘Victory’, the ‘British War’ and the ‘1915 Star’ Medals
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Enlistment Date: 1st February 1919 British Army, 12th Manchester Regiment, Private, #23522 Discharge Date: 9th February 1919 Overseas Service France 15th July 1915 to 13th January 1919 His Service Record Survives |
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World War 1 Audley Combatants whose Forenames commence with the letters D to F
The aim of the World War 1 pages in the Audley Family History website is to list all the people with the Audley & Aidley surnames who were combatants in World War 1 and to provide a Tag Number so that their individual history can be linked to one of the Family Histories detailed within the 'Family Tree' pages on this website. Also included within these listings are a few individuals who did not have the Audley surname but do have the name Audley name as one of their forenames. The individuals are listed in alphabetical order of their forenames and where only the initials of the individual is known they listed at the beginning of those people whose forename begins with the same initial letter.
The information on this page has been compiled from a number of sources including; the Imperial War Museum website; British Army, Service & Pension records, where they survive, and Medal Roll Records from a well known subscription website. For those people where service records or pension records survive there is usually sufficient information to identify the individual within the family trees developed on this website. Where service and and pension records do not exist the identification of the individual is purely based on the individuals name, in some cases such as where the individual only has a single forename, which frequently occurs it has not been possible to identify the individual.
If you have any additional information about these people and are willing to share that information with us please contact us through the website contact page.
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{V22}
Royal Naval Air service |
Dennis John Audley (1893 - 1980) Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Royal Navy, #F10446 Served at Shorebases: HMS President II (Crystal Palace & Roehampton) 7th January 1916 to 31st December 1917 Whilst part of the Royal Naval Air Service (probably in 1917) he received medical treatment, it is not known whether this treatment was for injury or illness. At the time of his treatment he is described as an Air Mechanic 1st Class. HMS Daedalus (Lee on Solent) 1st January 1818 to 31st March 1918 Transfered to RAF 1st April 1918 (this is the date the Royal Naval Air Service combined with the British Army’s Royal Flying Corps to form the Royal Air Force) Royal Air Force, Air Mechanic, #10525 Royal Air Force #210446 His Naval Service Record survived which shows he was transfered to the RAF |
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{N4}
Lincolnshire Regiment |
Edward Samuel Audley (1877 - 1922) Awarded the ‘Victory’ and the ‘British War’ medal
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Enlistment Date: 11th November 1915 British Army, Lincolnshire Regiment, Pioneer, #19351 British Army, Royal Engineers, Pioneer, #129508 Discharge Date: 15th April 1919 His Service Record Survives |
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{N87}
Royal Flying Corp |
Edward William Audley (1880 - 1947) Enlisted 30th October 1897 Discharged 31st December 1900 Service 3 years 62 days Discharged having been found medically unfit for further service Re- enlisted 24th June 1916 Transferred to Royal Air Force 1st April 1918 Transferred to Air Force Reserve 10th April 1919 Discharged 30th April 1920 Overseas Service Malta: 6th February 1898 to 11th January 1899 South Africa: 10th November 1899 to 9th October 1900 He was slightly wounded at Rensburg/Colesberg and taken prisoner 6th January 1900 Recaptured Bloemfontein 13 March 1900 He was wounded in both hands near Pretoria 2nd August 1900 Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, Suffolk Regiment, #4755 Air Force (RAF/RFC), #88779 A Pension record exists for him |
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{AB50}
Royal Field Artllery |
Ernest Audley (1888 - 1921) Awarded the ‘Victory’ and the ‘British War’ medal
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, Royal Field Artillery, Driver, #1723 British Army, Royal Field Artillery, Driver, #697165 His ‘new style’ service number 697165 would suggest he was a member of either 55 Divisional Ammunition Column W Lancashire or 57 Divisional Ammunition Column 2/W Lancashire We believe this person is {AB50} who appears to to have have changed his name from Bertie to Ernest and is also recorded in WW1 records as Albert Audley (see the Albert Audley in the WW1 combatants list on this website who has the same service number #1723 as this Ernest Audley) There are a number of possibilities as to who this person could be within this study. The details of who this person could be are given ib the file below. |
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Possibly {J61}
Royal Warwickshire Regiment |
Ernest Audley (1900 - 1979) Awarded the 'Victory' and the 'British War' medals
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, Royal Warwickshire Regiment, Private, #34800 British Army, Hampshire Regiment, Private, #010412 There are a number of possibilities as to who this person could be within this study. The etails of who this person could be are given in the file below.
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{G6}
8th (Irish) King's Liverpool Regiment |
Francis Audley (c1876 - 1919) Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Enlistment date: 30 April 1909 British Army, 8th (Irish) Battalion King's Liverpool Regiment, #1050 Discharge date 19th December 1914 para 156(ii) TA Regulations Total service 5 years 233 days A Pension record exists for him |
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{F71}
Royal Engineers |
Francis J P Audley (1897 - 1859) Awarded the 'Victory' and the 'British War' medal
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number British Army, Royal Engineers, Sapper, #1440 British Army, Royal Engineers, Sapper, #488195 His ‘new style’ service number 488195 suggests that he was a member of 2nd Bttn North Midland Field Company He was hospitalised due to the effects of gas, more details are given in the file below He has been identified based on his name |
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Possibly {J73}
Royal Flying Corp |
Frank Audley (1898 - 1989) Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Royal Navy, Air Force (RAF/RFC), #47657 ( Enlistment in 1916 record notes him as a Tool Maker ) He has been identified based on his name and it is assumed that the above records refer to a single person and not two people |
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Frank (Thomas Francis) Audley (1893 – 1960) Awarded the 'Victory', the 'British War' and either the '14 or 15 Star' Medals
Military Unit & Rank Mercantile Marine Reserve A Ships Trimmer Served aboard ‘RMS Andes of the Royal Mail Lines Fleet
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{J23}
East Lancashire Regiment |
Frederick William Audley (1889 - 1943) Awarded the ‘Victory’ and the ‘British War’ medal Also Awarded the Silver War Badge
Military Unit; Rank & Service Number Enlistment Date: 13th September 1915 British Army, East Lancashire Regiment, Private, #241641 Served Overseas in France from 13th January 1916 to 11th March 1917 Date of Discharge: 22nd May 1919 Reason for discharge: discharged on medical grounds having been wounded (Gun shot wounds) His service Record Survives It should be noted that in the record of his Silver War Badge he is recorded as 'William Audley' |
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