Huntingdonshire Soldiers - Statistics.
HUNTINGDONSHIRE CASUALTIES.
 

Lieut. Col. Chichester, Chief Constable of the County, sends in the following figures with regards to casualties to Huntingdonshire men belonging to the Navy and Army, as far as is known to the police:- 
     
Police Division Killed Died of Wounds Total
Leightonstone - [including Huntingdon & Godmanchester] 65 12 77
Hurstingstone - [including St. Ives] 46 13 59
Ramsey  27 13 40
Toseland - [including St. Neots] 78 2 80
Norman Cross 66 17 83
     
Total 1917 282 57 339
Previous total 364 49 413
Grand total to 31/12/1918 646 106 752
     
Published in a local newspaper dated 1st January 1918.

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HUNTINGDONSHIRE CASUALTIES.
HEAVY TOLL OF KILLED.
Lieut. Col. Chichester, Chief Constable of the County, supplies us with the following list of Huntingdonshire men belonging to the Navy and Army, as far as is known to the police:- 
     
Killed Died of Wounds Total
Leightonstone - [including Huntingdon & Godmanchester] 37 8 45
Hurstingstone - [including St. Ives] 28 8 36
Ramsey  17 4 21
Toseland - [including St. Neots] 24 12 36
Norman Cross 25 7 32
     
Total for half year [July to December, 1918] 131 39 170
Previous total to 30th June 1918, already published. 799 141 940
Grand total to 31/12/1918 930 180 1110
     
Published in a local newspaper dated 17th January 1919.
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HUNTINGDONSHIRE'S FIGHTERS

The 5326 Huntingdonshire Residents in the Army and Navy are contributed by the following parishes.  [Of the total number 4 are women]                                                          
Parish Serving Parish Serving
Alconbury 36 Keyston 14
Alconbury Weston 32 Kimbolton 36?
Abbotsley 19 Kings Ripton 22
Abbots Ripton 22 Leighton 30
Alwalton 14 Molesworth 7
Brampton 105 Midloe 1
Buckworth 12 Morbourne 8
Brington 2 Old Weston 7
Bythorn 13 Old Hurst 14
Barham 7 Orton Longville 20
Buckden 104 Orton Waterville 12?
Broughton 27 Offord Cluny 25
Bury 37 Offord Darcy 42
Bluntisham 36 Little Paxton 12
Coppingford 3 Great Paxton 23?
Catworth 34 Pidley 24
Covington 4 Little Raveley 6?
Caldecote 1 Great Raveley 11
Chesterton 18 Ramsey 494?
Colne 23 Great Stukeley 36
Connington 29 Little Stukeley 33
Diddington 18 Great Staughton 88?
Denton 6 Spaldwick 22
Easton 6 Stow 11
Ellington 17 Southoe 17
Eynesbury 133 St. Neots 282
Eynesbury Hardwick 8 St. Neots Rural 2
Elton 68? St. Ives 329
Earith 159 Somersham 141?
Fenstanton 84 Sawtry 107
Fenton 2? Stilton 43
Folksworth 6 Stibson cum Stibbington 24?
Fletton Rural 198? Stanground 144?
Farcet 102 Toseland 14
Great Gidding 28 Tilbrook 29
Little Gidding 4 Tetworth 1
Steeple Gidding 5 Upton 11
Great Gransden 37 Upwood 26?
Grafham 15 Woolley 6
Godmanchester 272 Waresley 19
Glatton 8 Woodhurst 18
Huntingdon 442 Wyton 12
Hartford 50 Wistow 42
Hamerton 12 Warboys 174
Hail Weston 25 Woodwalton 30?
Holywell cum Needingworth 32? Woodstone Rural 140
Houghton 32 Water Newton 11
Hilton 34 Winwick 10
Hemingford Abbots 30 Yelling 26
Hemingford Grey 75 Yaxley 190
Holme 33    
The population of the county in 1911 was 55,577.

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HUNTINGDONSHIRE SOLDIERS' CASUALTIES
Chief Constable's Office, Huntingdon, 6th June, 1916. 
The Editor 'St. Neots Advertiser'   

Sir,  The enclosed Return of Casualties of Huntingdonshire men since the commencement of hostilities.  The heavy list of casualties should bring home to all the seriousness of the conflict.  It is satisfactory, however, to note the small number of our County men who have been taken prisoner.  I shall hope to be able to amend the list from time to time.  Yours faithfully, Alan Chichester, Lieut. - Col. Chief Constable of Hunts.                     

The Editor 'St. Neots Advertiser'   

HUNTINGDONSHIRE CONSTABULARY   CASUALTY LIST OF HUNTINGDONSHIRE MEN BELONGING TO THE NAVY OR ARMY.
                 
Married or single Total Analysis
Division Married Single   Killed Died of Wounds Wounded Prisoner of War Discharged through Illness Missing
                   
Leightonstone 37 80 117 45 8 45 8 11  
Hurstingstone 16 45 61 29 3 24 1 13 1
Ramsey 26 74 100 26 8 54 2 9 1
Toseland 22 90 112 32 6 58 4 12  
Norman Cross 32 94 126 52 3 46 11 12 4
 TOTALS 133 383 516 184 28 227 26 57 6
Huntingdon - 31st May 1916                  
                 

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