The Toll of the Brave
Published 16 September 1916 by "The Walsall Advertiser Co Ltd"

If you were in Walsall in 1916 one of the papers that you may of read on a Saturday would have been the Walsall Pioneer and District News,
its price was one Halfpenny, On the front page was the following announcement,

"Readers should see that they get the Art Supplement given away with this issue"

The "Art Supplement" consisted of a page of head and shoulders view of soldiers who had died or were wounded in the war,
on the top of the page were the words,

"The Toll of the Brave"

Under the photo you would get the soldiers rank, his name, if he had been killed or wounded, what regiment he was in, and were he lived.
The "Art Supplement " was made of a slightly different paper than of the new paper, it is slightly thicker.

Please note:
It is not my intention to upset any living relatives of the soldiers that are published here, the main aim is to be of a benefit to any genealogist in their research,
I would like to thank Pickard for his help in getting an idea on to the Internet, so all that I can say is please read, and view the photos, with my blessings...
These pictures were originally printed in 1916 by " Walsall Advertiser Co Ltd"


LCE.CPL. J. STRINGER Killed Duke of Cornwall's L.I. (45, Dalkieth Street)	PTE. T. MARSH Killed Duke of Cornwall's L.I. (38, Brace Street)	PTE. T. MILES Killed South Staffords. (50, Countess Street)	PTE. OSCAR SUTTON Killed Australians (241, Wolverhampton Road)

PTE. J.H. WAKEMAN Killed South Staffords. (24, Upper Hall Lane)	PTE. E. WALKER Killed South Staffords. (79, Farringdon Street)	PTE. W. WOOD Killed South Staffords. (54, Ball Street)	PTE. H.J. STOKES Killed Scottish Rifles (36, Day Street)

PTE. H. HAYWOOD Shell Shock South Staffords. (44, Stafford Street)	PTE. H. TOTTY Wounded Gordons (4, Holtshill Lane)	LCE.CPL. C. Gibbs Seriously Wounded Northamptons (15, Cairns Street)	PTE. GEORGE DAFT Serving South Staffords. (17, Garden Street)

PTE. FRANK DAFT Wounded Kings Royal Rifles (17, Garden Street)	PTE. HERBERT DAFT Killed Warwicks. (17, Garden Street)	PTE. ARTHUR DAFT Died in South African War, South Staffords. (17, Garden Street)	PTE. LEONARD DAFT Serving R.A.M.C (17, Garden Street)

If you have any information that may be of help to me for the
following on Hugh D`LOYDE, or Hugh BLYDE, ,BLOYDE,
a licensed Victualler, before 1850, or after please reply to

r.deloyde@ukonline.co.uk

My old web page is on
http://freespace.virgin.net/r.deloyde/index.htm/names.html

If you would like to see some of my photos of street scenes in
Birmingham then please go to

http://www.virtualbrum.co.uk/more/rdl.htm

Robert Deloyde
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The Toll of the Brave Published 16 September 1916 by "The Walsall Advertiser Co Ltd"

The Toll of the Brave
Published 16 September 1916 by "The Walsall Advertiser Co Ltd"