Arthur Victor Headland and brothers (photograph)
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Title
Arthur Victor Headland and brothers (photograph)
Who?
My grandfather and his brothers.
Item(s)
A photograph of my Grandfather and his brothers. My Grandfather is the Royal Scot on the left.
Story
This is a photograph of my grandfather, Arthur Victor Headland (B 1897 D, 1980) and two of his brothers, including Albert Sugden, Hampshire Regiment and previously Hampshire Yeomanry (Carabineers). They took their horses off them and re-badged them to Infantry.
On the right of the photo is Isaac Edwin Headland (Ted) (B. 1894 D. 1949) of the Lincolnshire Regiment. The brothers survived the war but were all wounded. Ted's son, Albert, was a Sgt Fighter Pilot with 112 Sqn and died in 1945 in a flying accident. He is buried in Udene, Italy in the British Military Cemetery. The family was from Louth, Lincolnshire but by World War One had moved to Convamore Road, Grimsby. There is another brother, Percy Sugden (Labour then GS Corps), who is missing from the photo.
On the right of the photo is Isaac Edwin Headland (Ted) (B. 1894 D. 1949) of the Lincolnshire Regiment. The brothers survived the war but were all wounded. Ted's son, Albert, was a Sgt Fighter Pilot with 112 Sqn and died in 1945 in a flying accident. He is buried in Udene, Italy in the British Military Cemetery. The family was from Louth, Lincolnshire but by World War One had moved to Convamore Road, Grimsby. There is another brother, Percy Sugden (Labour then GS Corps), who is missing from the photo.
When?
1916
Where?
Flanders
Contributor
Chris Headland
Collection Day
n/a
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This item was submitted on November 13, 2018