Our Haigh & Gurden Family
Sergeant Major Herbert Hirst NAYLOR[1]
1879 - 1917 (38 years)-
Name Herbert Hirst NAYLOR Prefix Sergeant Major Relationship 
with Barbara Frances GURDEN Birth 17 Jan 1879 Hinchliff Mill, Austonley, West Yorkshire, England 
[2] Gender Male ADDR: Address 3 Apr 1881 Hinchliff Mill, Austonley, West Yorkshire, England Death 17 Oct 1917 Hazebrouck,France Person ID I1099 Main Tree Last Modified 9 May 2022
Father Lot NAYLOR, b. 8 Apr 1853, Austonley, Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, England d. 17 May 1913, Holmbridge, Yorkshire, England (Age 60 years) Mother Martha Ann HIRST, b. 10 Jun 1854, Hinchliff Mill, Austonley, West Yorkshire, England d. 29 Jan 1921, Holmbridge, Yorkshire, England (Age 66 years) Marriage 10 Apr 1875 Holmbridge, Yorkshire, England [3] Notes - 2nd quarter 1875 Huddersfield vol 9a page 397 [4]
Family ID F302 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family [1] Marriage 8 Nov 1905 Holmbridge, Yorkshire, England [3] Family ID F317 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 21 Dec 2023
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Birth - 17 Jan 1879 - Hinchliff Mill, Austonley, West Yorkshire, England 
ADDR: Address - 3 Apr 1881 - Hinchliff Mill, Austonley, West Yorkshire, England 
Marriage - 8 Nov 1905 - Holmbridge, Yorkshire, England 
Death - 17 Oct 1917 - Hazebrouck,France = Link to Google Earth
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Notes - In Memory of
Battery Serjeant Major (WO.II) H H NAYLOR
225th Siege Bty., Royal Garrison Artillery who died on Wednesday, 17th October 1917. Remembered with honour HAZEBROUCK COMMUNAL CEMETERY, Nord, France.
From October, 1914, to September, 1917, Casualty Clearing Stations were posted at Hazebrouck. From September, 1917, to September, 1918, enemy shelling and bombing rendered the town unsafe for hospitals; but in September and October, 1918, No.9 BBritish Red Cross Hospital was in the town. The British burials began in October, 1914, and continued until July, 1918.
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