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Worcestershire Regiment Prisoners of War
- Other Ranks (First World War)
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Below is a list of all Worcestershire
Regiment other ranks who were captured and spent time in a Prisoner of War
Camp or were held as prisoners by the enemy. The details include their rank at the time of capture, the battalion
they were serving with and the POW Camp they were finally held at until
the end of the war.
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Surnames C to D
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| Surname |
Forename/s |
Rank |
Number |
Battalion |
Captured |
POW Camp |
POW No. |
| Chiles |
Edward F. W. |
Pte. |
72096 |
4th |
?/03/1918 |
Hanover |
- |
| Connor |
Charles |
Pte. |
9121 |
1st |
25/03/1918 |
Sagan &
Heilsburg |
- |
| Cox |
G. H. |
Pte. |
203368 |
10th |
10/04/1919 |
Lamsdorf |
- |
| Cutts |
Arthur |
Pte. |
9878 |
2nd |
12/08/1916 |
- |
- |
| Davies |
Ernest |
Pte. |
22315 |
9th |
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Notes:
Private Charles Connor (DOB 02/09/1894) - 1st Battalion Worcestershire
Regiment ('B' Company) - Service Number 9121. Was captured at St Quentin on
the 25/03/1918. Places of Internment, present in the camp of Darmstadt coming from Lazaret Piennes according to list dated
05/06/1918 - transferred to Camp of Sagan according to list dated 12/06/1918 - transferred to camp of Heilsburg according to list dated
07/09/1918.
Private G. H. Cox was captured at Messines. He was employed on work behind
the German lines, unloading coal trucks at Laon and St. Gaubert and other
places. He reported sick in May 1918 and was sent to the hospital on the 1st
September 1918 suffering from diarrhoea. He died on the 14th October 1918.
The Post-Mortem stated cause of death as; Chronic dysenteric colitis and
great emaciation (starvation).
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