Durham Light Infantry Records
Reference: D/DLI 7 Catalogue Title: Durham Light Infantry Records Area: Catalogue Category: Antiquarian and Composite Records Description: Individual Soldiers - surnames L: Le
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- Durham Light Infantry Records
- 4469562 Private George LEADBITTER, M.M. (Ref: Leadbitter D/DLI 7/393/1-2)
- Major Kenneth Mark Walters LEATHER, O.B.E., M.C. (Ref: Leather D/DLI 7/394/1)
- 4386567 Private George LEDDY (Ref: Leddy D/DLI 7/395/1-10)
- Sergeant Henry LEE (Ref: Lee D/DLI 7/396/1-2)
- 19697 Private John Edward LEE (Ref: Lee D/DLI 7/397/1)
- Bugler Samuel LEE (Ref: Lee D/DLI 7/398/1-2)
- Major H.C.R. LEES (Ref: Lees D/DLI 7/399/1-2)
- Lance-Corporal William Edmund LEFTLEY (Ref: Leftley D/DLI 7/400/1)
- Captain James Urquhart Murray LEITH (Ref: Leith D/DLI 7/401/1)
- Major George LESLIE-ROBSON, T.D. (Ref: Leslie-Robson D/DLI 7/402/1-12)
- 10493 Private Stanley Lennox LETCHFIELD (Ref: Letchfield D/DLI 7/403/1)
- Captain Stanley LEVITT (Ref: Levitt D/DLI 7/404/1-75)
- Captain Peter LEWIS (Ref: Lewis D/DLI 7/405/1-12)
- Second Lieutenant Elliot Angus LEYBOURNE (Ref: Leybourne D/DLI 7/406/1-5)
Catalogue Description
Ref no. D/DLI 7/407 Number not usedCatalogue Contents
16th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry
Born Newcastle, 1915; awarded Military Medal, 2 March 1943, for action at Diebel Guerba, Tunisia; killed in action, 8 December 1943, at Mount Casino, Italy, aged 28. Medals in DLI Medal Collection.
1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry
Entry in McGregor; born, 1910; commissioned, 1930; badly wounded, 3 October 1943, and taken prisoner by the Germans; Prisoner of War in Oflag VIII F, Brunswick, Germany; died Berwick, 1966, aged 56. Medals in DLI Medal Collection.
1st Battalion and 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry
The Green Howards, 1929 - 1931; 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1931 - 1942; 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry 1942 - 1945; 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1946 - 1956.
68th Light Infantry
Born Rugby, Warwickshire, 1820; joined 68th Light Infantry, June 1854; served in Crimean War, 1854 - 1857, slightly wounded on several occasions; New Zealand War, 1864 - 1866; India, 1872 - 1875; returned home, 1875, on completion of his second term of engagement; caretaker of the Witham Hall, Barnard Castle for 19 years; died 1913, aged 95 [sic]; tombstone erected by 1st Battalion in Barnard Castle Church of England cemetery to his honour and memory. His wife, Mrs. Frances Lee, accompanied her husband to India in 1872. While there, she was housemaid to General Sir Evelyn Wood, and to Colonel Kirby, commanding 68th Light Infantry. Medals in DLI Medal Collection.
'D' Company, 13th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry
Born Usworth; residence Usworth; enlisted Gateshead; killed in action, 24 May 1916
No.3 Company, 5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry
Ref: D/DLI 7/398/11st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry
Ref: D/DLI 7/399/1151st Company The Machine Gun Corps, and The Durham Light Infantry
Medals in DLI Medal Collection.
68th Light Infantry
Entry in McGregor
7th Battalion and 10th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry
7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1924 - 1939; 10th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1940 - 1945
The Durham Light Infantry
Enlisted, 14 September 1908
113 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment The Royal Artillery [2/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry
4454912 Battery Sergeant-Major until 1945; 353961 Lieutenant (Quartermaster), 1945 - 1946; Captain, 1946.
8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry
Before Second World War, a journalist on Everybody's Weekly, Fleet Street; prisoner of war.
8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry
Ref: D/DLI 7/406/1