The Bowes Museum Rushford Oliver

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Name:

Oliver Rushford

Casualty No.:

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Service No.:

Date of Birth:

Place of Birth:

Age at Death:

Ranks:

Unit:

Army Service Corps

Teesdale Township:

Evenwood and Barony

Place Enlisted:

Home Address:

Wind Hill, Morley

Civilian Employment:

Cause of Death:

Date of Death:

Place of Death:

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Locally Commemorated:

UK Commemorated:

An O Rushford is listed on the Obelisk and in the Peace Garden in Evenwood. Might this be Oliver?

Overseas Commemorated:

Buried:

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Service :

Army

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Family Details:

The brother of Edgar George Rushford who also served (see separate entry on the database).

Possible Duplicate entry. See O Rushford.

Notes:

Was in a Pals Brigade along with others from Evenwood.

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Sources:

First Name: Bishop Auckland Constituency Absent Voters' List Evenwood & Barony 1918 (Durham County Record Office); Last Name: Bishop Auckland Constituency Absent Voters' List Evenwood & Barony 1918 (Durham County Record Office); 'Evenwood's Hey Day' by Elsie Anderson; Unit: Evenwood's Hey Day by Elsie Anderson; Home Address: Bishop Auckland Constituency Absent Voters' List Evenwood & Barony 1918 (Durham County Record Office)Bishop Auckland Constituency Absent Voters' List Evenwood & Barony 1918 (Durham County Record Office); Family Details: Evenwood's Hey Day by Elsie Anderson available from at the Bowes Museum; Notes: Evenwood's Hey Day by Elsie Anderson; Teesdale Townships: Teesdale Poor Law Union 1914;