Worcestershire Regiment

Surname	Wainman
Forename	Philip Stafford Gordon
Rank	Capt. and Brevet Major
Army No
Battalion	6th & 2nd
Commissioned	Not set
Date Of Wounds	Not set
Wounds
Died Killed	1915-09-26
Death Details	Killed by machine gun fire at The Battle of Loos
Enlisted Date	Not set
Enlisted Location
Date Of Birth	Not set
Birth Place
Residence	Otterington Hall, Northallerton
Discharged	Not set
Theatre Of War	France
Date Of Entry	1914-09-30
Z Class
Surname Spellings
Other Info	He was a Captain on the retired list before WW1. Served with 'A' Company, 2nd Battalion. Served at Battle of Gheluvelt. Died age 35. Son of Mrs. Waimnan and the late Gordon Wainman, of Vine Cottage, Northallerton; husband of Christine Wainman, of Otterington Hall, Northallerton, Yorks. Served in the South African Campaign. VERMELLES BRITISH CEMETERY, Pas de Calais, France - grave Ref: VI. D. 12. Regimental history show "The German rifles and machine-guns opened a devastating fire. Officers and men went down in rapid succession under a hail of bullets. On the left flank Major P. S. G. Wainman led his men forward, waving his stick till he fell riddled with bullets."

6th Worcestershire Regiment - Captain

2nd Worcestershire Regiment - Captain

2nd Worcestershire Regiment - Major

The British War Medal

The 1914 Star

The Allied Victory Medal

Medal	Rank	Battalion	Engagement	Awarded
Mentioned in Despatches	Captain	2nd		1915-02-17

Medal	Rank	Battalion	Awarded
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Wainman Capt. and Brevet Major