We remember Harry Edward Stanton

We remember Harry Edward Stanton

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1894
birth Source:8458506 1894
1916
service British Army 503 Source:8458506 1916
1916
location 89, Wellington Street Luton, Luton Municipal Borough, BEDFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND United Kingdom Source:8458506 1916
employment Secretary and wages clerk ENGLAND United Kingdom Source:8458506

Details

Details

Names
TypeName
First Names Harry Edward
Initials HE
Last Name Stanton
Source 8458506
Locations
AddressCountryTypeDateSource
89, Wellington Street Luton, Luton Municipal Borough, BEDFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND United Kingdom 1916
Contribution

Conscientious Objector

Military Service
ServiceNumberUnitSectionRankSource
British Army 503
Objection

Motivation: Quaker (Luton PM); NCF (No-Conscription Fellowship) - founder member of Luton branch; UDC (Union of Democratic Control); Father a prominent Quaker and Adult School teacher.
Fellowship: Luton
Reason: absolutist, non-combatant, alternativist
Source:

TypeDetailsLocationSource
Prison Winchester CP (Civil Prison) 30.6.16 discharged 31.8.16; Dec.'16 Armley CP (Civil Prison), Leeds; Dec.'16,5.1.17, 2.2.17,16.3.17,27.4.17 (3rd) 18.5.17, 3.8.17,26.10.17,25.1.18, 26.4.18, 26.7.18,25.10.18 Maidstone CP (Civil Prison); Warwick - released 12.4.19
Central Tribunal Central Tribunal Nos. W.472 Class: A - Genuine
Work Centre HOS (The Home Office Scheme, administered by the Brace Committee) Aug.'16, 8.9.16 Dyce camp Aberdeen; Oct.'16 on leave after closure of Dyce; Nov.'16 Wakefield Work Centre. Dec.'16 - Rejected HOS (The Home Office Scheme, administered by the Brace Committee) - transferred to Armley CP (Civil Prison) and then Maidstone. Sept.'18 Wakefield Experiment - Rejected/rejected by HOS (The Home Office Scheme, administered by the Brace Committee)
Magistrates Court Arrested at Luton 11.4.16, tried and handed over but not fined because he had not tried to avoid arrest - Absentee
War Service NCC(CM) (Disobeyed orders in the Non-Combatant Corps) 1919 Friends' War Victims Relief Details of Court Martial: To Kempston barracks, Bedford and then Landguard. NCC (Non-Combatant Corps) (1 Eastern) at Felixstowe and Harwich redoubt; Home: 1.4.16 - 28.4.16; France: 29.4.16 - 29.6.16; Home: 30.6.16 - (); Field punishment No.1 while in France; June 1916 in France awaiting sentence; FGCM (Court Martial) Boulogne 10.6.16 death com.to 10 yrs.PS Winchester CP (Civil Prison); FWVRS head office and in Austria - Refused to sign army papers or to give details; Sent from Harwich and Felixstowe on 8th May, where already sentenced to 28 days, kept in irons and on bread and water. At some point he worked in Friends' War Victims Relief Service London office.
Military Service Tribunal MST (Military Service Tribunal) Luton 8.3.16 - claimed AE (Absolute Exemption) - granted ECS (Exemption from Combatant Service). Appeal (Bedford) 22.3.16 refused. Central Tribunal at Wormwood S. 14.8.16 - CO class A, to Brace Committee
Religion
DateReligionSource
Quaker

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The Pearce Register of British WW1 Conscientious Objectors

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