The Kensingtons on Parade at Roffey

RBKC Local Studies

The Kensingtons on parade at Roffey.

RBKC Local Studies

Above, the Kensingtons at Roffey. Note that the picture has been marked up with crosses and ticks after the war to indicate those who died and those who survived.

This page was added on 09/12/2014.

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22nd 'The Kensingtons' Battalion

'Blighty Magazine'
'Haven't closed my eyes in 48 hours...'
'This murder of heroes is appalling.'
Bill Fahey
Colonel Barker at Roffey
Come and Help us, Lads, Quick!
Lieutenant Colonel Randle Barnett-Barker
One man's war: Randle Barnett Barker 1870-1918
Randle Barnett-Barker's Letter
The End of 'The Kensingtons'
The Gallantry of Lieutenant Jeffcoat
The Kensingtons Digging Trenches
The Kensingtons on Parade at Roffey
The truth behind an act of gallantry
William F Alley 1891-1959
Letters from the Kensingtons at War